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The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
81 LEAPERS ENTER
BIG STEEPLECHASE

London, Jan. g Cvia MontreaD.-
Sixty-one entries have been received
for the Grand National Steeplechase,
TO be run over the Aintree course.
near Liverpool. on Friday. March &c.
Amor the nominations are four
preNi, 20. winners Of the event: Po-
ethlys, Ally Sloper. Sunloch and Letter
Three, and three OF the best Irish
Jumpers. Ballyboggan, Traytown and
Glencree.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Loan Five to Report.

The following members of the Loan
and Currency basket-ball team. of the
Treasury Department. are expected to
report for the game with the Yankees,
Y. NJ c. A.. January IS. 1920. pm,
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Building: O'Connor,
McCa1iin. Cook. McKinnon. McClay.
Schraffenberg. Wilkinson. Woldenberg,
Peterson. Llckenstein, Jones. Solomon.
For further particulars see Mr.. wold-
enberg. who will explain more about
the game. NJ. Woldenberg. manager.
room 1874, Treasury Building.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Wheahey IN Great Form,

George Wheatley defeated Benny
Marks last night at the Grand Gen.
trzl billiard parlor by 100 to o Wheat
ley run out his string in seven in
ninss- He had high runs of 70. 10.
IL. IA and L. while Marks best run
vas Z. Tonight Devil Dog Henshaw
meets paniol Freeland.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Jess Willard in Asaia.

Kansas City, Jan. 9.-Jess Willard
former heavyweight champion. to-
day bobbed up again with the an
nouncement that he will re-enter tho
ring IL Georges Carpenter defeats
Jack Dempsey. Jess still harbory
the feeling that he is as nifty rs
ever with his initts, and that II the
Frenchman wins it behcoves him to
climb back into the arena.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
RICHARDS, FAMOUS
OARSMAN is DEAD

New York. JAN 8.-It was learned
yesterday that Guy Richards. one OF
Columbia University's best known
oarsmen. died at Woodmere. L. l., last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Richards rowed on the varsity
crew Of 1886. which defeated Harvard
and Pennsylvania at New London In
separate races.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Brothers Excel on Skis.

Chicago, Jan. 26.-Anders Haugen,
OF Dillon. Col. with a jump, of 1sl
feet and a total of 351 points. was
the winner of the annual tourna-
ment Of the Norge Ski Club at Cary.
His brother. Lars Haugen. of Chip
pewa Falls, Wis. was second with
Ss5 points. Sig Steinwall. of Chi
cago. topped the amateurs with
2SS 1-3 points.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Advance Time of Game.

The scheduled time for the start OF
tonight's game in the Central High
School gym between the y. NJ. c. A
Yankees and the Triangle A. c. five
has been advanced from $50 TO 7:30
pm. Manager Bratburd requests all
of the Yanks TO be on hand at Central
High by Z O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Valsar 10 Box Kilbane.

New York. Jan. Mater severaI
postponements and delays, Benny
valger. the French feather-weight.
will get a coveted chance at the
championship crown when he meets
Champion Johnny Kilbane In Jersey
City, March 1. The bout, scheduled
for February .. was postponed to
make room for the Leonard-Dundes
dght.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
MIKE COLLINS GETS
NEW BOXING CLUE

ST. Paul. Mimi, Jan. IA chartel
was issued by the Secretary OF State
today to the Minnesota Boxing Clut
of Minnea polls. The club is incor-
porated for $1,000. Mike E. Collins
the promoter. is one OF the incorpo-
rators.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Co. c Defeats Co. B.

Company c defeated B in the sec
ond game OF basketball In the Dis
trict National League. by 81 to 30.
The playing Of Lester, Company B,
and the playing of Reinbold and
Groome. Company c. featured the
game. One bright part of the game
was Frisch, of Company C. The line
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
One-Legged Fitzpatrick
And Griffith Disagree

George l.. Aoreiand. The Heraid's sport
ststistician- tells today Of the game in which
more money was bet than in any other game
ever played. This IL the sixth instailment
any. be sure and get them. or call Main $500
and have the papers sent you so you will
not miss one Of the great stories, How
Baseball Stars Are Discovered"
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Sterlias yrs. Want Games.

The Sterling Juniors would like to
arrange a game with any basketball
team averaging lis pounds In this vi
entity Address all communica tions
to Manager H. Kennedy. 20 K street
northeast ~
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27

FleId GoaIs = r. Gaardsmoe "a, LesteF
ls), Gasrdsmoe. Groome ~, Gleason fS),
Reinbold ID. Frisch 30. Foul goals
Groome Il ont Of 81. e. Gaardsmoe q out Of
81, Lester q out Of 81, Gaardsmoe Il out
OF ~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Hall. Ref
Mr.. Rafferty,.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Peck Stars to Play Ingram.

The Peck Stars basketball quint
will play the ingram five tonight in
the Ingram Gym. at 3 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27

Don't tbs Weeee thing lightly like weighing
pound anything " almost serious
the of 1890
and the ukuicle crimes Of
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27

The critical condition of the country aggravated by the
Oua Ouia pronounced wee-jee like
shoat caught under Wecjee, weeee weejee With
oil the second syllable reading from left to right which
when identifying ashght photographs of visiting
fremcns banquet.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
Gamma Sigma Lands Game,

The Gamma Sigma quint defeated
the Royals last night In the GOOD
Sheppard Gym by . to s. The team
work Of the winners. who carried the
ball at will around the fioor. The line
up:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
amma Sigma, Positiona.
Royals.

from noor-Thiele 49,. Cole (2), Perry (2).
Menzie (2). Walcott. Bob co.. whitestope'
Hicks Goals from fouls-Thieie a out Of
~, Cole u ont Of 81. Perry Il out Of -,
Maleott 10 out Of ~. Bob 20 out Of 81,
whitestone 20 out Of ~. Referee-Mr. Tay-
ier. Ttne-Tvsnty-niauts halves.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27

Fay. 1O6; Rhymer. JOG: Little One. 100
Wcodthrush. li2. Thornhloom. H.; HiEl
Tide, ia; Tranhy. ll4; Hands on. ia.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27

Referee-walter Wallace.
Time OF Game-l:35.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27
@TWo ..s THREEnH>
- r~sss6 s,.M.ss ose o,sswss ~ A
g RBUGS RAERh IN y
oUIJA BOARDS.

An epidemic of flu and French pastry has the works
handles
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27

The Herald will continue this series to-
morrow and tell you how the Little Fox got
his ma jor league start.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-27

You must have faith.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

w fabryce obuwia pod nazNa
Eastern Shoe Co." pnr. 1921 Wal
ton ul., ulegl pok~aleczeniom reki
trzech palc6w - Jak6b Sternik, Fam
pnr. 1886 w. Division I'll. pracujQc
prey maszynie, kt6ret kolo pochwy-
cilc mu rekaw i wciagnSfo reke.
Przewieziono go do szpitala polskie'
go p. W. Matki Boaej z Nazareth,
gdzie lekarze amputowali mu try
palce u Level reki.
=. q
Tow. NajSw. Serca Pana Jezusa u
rzadza zabawe taneczna dnia 1890
czerwca w sail D. n. White City
PREY 4Sej i So. Throop ul. w sklad
komitetu urzadzajacego zabawe wcho
ida: DID. NJ. Broniarczyk, ]. Buko-
wiecki. FIR. Lipinski, J6zef Olejni-
czak i S. Kapela.
Maryanna Maya, lat 81, Fam. p.
mr.. 1929 Whipple ul., ley W szpi-
talu D. n. Norwegian DeaconesS'
wskutek ran odniesionych W wy
padku automobilowym. Przechodzac
utica W poblizu swego domu costa
Ia najechana przez automobil, kt6--
rym kierowai George McGoWern,
Fam, pnr. 672 n. State III. Numer
maszyny: 24O21; byla n wiasno-
Scia kompanii p. n. Union Club Lii
Very. Szofera ar~esztowano, lecz p9
zlozeniu naleznego ~poreczenia wypu-
szczono go ma wolnoSt do czasu roz-
prawy sadowej.
:. =
Prey zbiegu ulic Sangamcn i Lake
uI.. ~przyszlo wczoraj do awantu;y
pomiedzy dwoma woan:cami a mia90
wicie: Janem Knutkiewiczem i WI
helmem Schultz'em: p~oSprzeczali sic
o jaka$ drobnostke. z ktorej poWsia-
la b6yka. Knutkiew!cz, 'bedac Sill
nieiszym. powalil ma bruk sweg'
przeciwnika i poczestowal go kiiSu-
nastu kulakam:. W sam czas mad
SEED, str6z bezpieczehstwa. kt6ry NC
iowniczo usposobiorych kolegoW "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

brai ma stacye policyjna PREY Des'-
PLANES ul.
o - .
Angielska sztuka p. t. The CALI,
kt6ra dwukrotnie wystawila Liga
Alumn6w szk6i parafialnych, miaia
bye odegrana znowuz W przysz'a
Srode sail ma Stanislawcwie,
lecz od{ozcna zostala ma czas nieo-
graniczony z walnych powod6w.
Klub Pan Polskich ,,Ephpheta'
% Hakladu ola Gluchoniemych ia
Crawford i Belmont aves dale gre
W .ybunco'' W sail parafii p. W. IS.
MlodzianR6w, W niedziele, dnia 1880
maja, 1920 r, 0 godzinie 4ej popo-
ludniu, punktualnie. Obiecuja do
brze ugoScit szanowna publicznoSG,
a eel wznios}y - zasiuguje ma po-
wszechne poparcie.
u - q
Ia wyprawianie krzykow j hala-
SOW bedac W stanie nietrzezwym cd
w6dki, zwanej ,,Moonshine" areszto
wany zosta{ Walenty Lutowski. gdy
powraca{ do domu W nocy. Stawio-
ny pred sedziego Fry, W sadzie po-
licyjnym PREY Halsted ul., skazany
zostal ma zaplacen:e IS grzywny i p1-
niesien,e koszt6w sadowych.
Poniewaz Anna Maciuk, Fam. pnr.
531 y. Hoyne ave. wypiia w0dke,
kt6ra jej MAJ do domu wczoraj
przyni6sl, ~zcstala przez MEGA ME
milosiernie zbita skatowana tax,
re c1uiy maizonek musiai wezwaG
lekarza. iona tlumaczyFa sic me-
FOWL. 4 ~poczula bole&ci " zoladku.
vice ME namySlajac sic wcale. Wy
piIa w6dke. ME wiedzac, re mezu.
lex zaplacii "a mia kilka dolarow III
sw6j w}asny uaytek. Pc takiej kl--
RE. sonka z pewnoScia juz ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14
Notatki
Reportera.

Crzsdowym organem amerykan.
skfch wojsk ekspedycyinych We
Francyi byi t. wv. STARS and Stri-
pes. Jego II wydan zosta}o wyda-
nych i sta2owia enc jedyna W y
i'm rodzaiu historye wojny, a raczej
naszego W niej udz,alu. Nigdy przei
tenn historya wojny ME by}a pisana
przez zoinierzy pOdczas walki. Praw-
DIVA historya wtelkiej wojny, jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

we W sail Zwiazku Polek, pnr. 1909
n. Ashland ave. Rezultat poprzed-
mich Zabaw tego towarzystwa cape
wnia publicznoSf, IL zabawa ia be-
die jedaa Z najlepszych, dotad IL
~rzadzanych, a to z powOdu, il komi-
tet u~rzadzajacy wiele niespodzianek
przygotowal. PCczatek o godzinie
1880 wieczorem.
! q =
w poniedziaiek dnia 31go b. m.
W sail parafialnej PREY koSciele p. W.
Matki Boskiej R6la1cowej W North
Chicago, DR.. Jozef M~ieczynski szcze-
pic bedzie ospe dzieciom. Matki ME
chat W dniu oznaczonym p~rzyniosa
swcje dziatki o godzinie 1ej rano.
y q =
Przebiegajac unca s.edmioletni
Floryan Radziewicz, zam. pnr. 1860
Milwaukee ave-, W poblilu swego do
mu, uderzony zostal przez automobil
towarowy, nalezacy do kompanii
Drinks Express Co., a kierowany
reka Fred. Glasner'a, zam. pnr. 1A0
Wells III. Chfcpiec zosta3 pokaleczo-
ny W box i plecy; zaniesiono go do
domu rodZic6w, gdZie prZyWoiaay
lekarz opatrzyi mu rany. Numer au-
tomobilu: 1747O5.
Dzisiaj W parku Eckharta. PREY
Chicago ave. i Noble ul. odbedzie
sic wieczorek rczmaitoSci. urzadzo-
ny pr7ez klase gimnastyczna. Ma
program zloza sic rrzewa5nie muzy-
ka i ~cw[czen:a lgimnastyczne chop
COW i dziewczat. Gl6wna atrakcya
wieczorI beda zapasy amatorskie pc
miedzy Hierom:mem Korzeniew-
skim i niejakim Wladyslawem Ho-
lewa. oraz l.. Popkiem (szampionem
tegoz parku) z T. Ryglewskim. y
statnim numerem bedzie konkurs
CRY W pike kcszykowa W ktorej u
dial vienna zdolui gracze zonaci
p. n. Married Mems Team. Wstep
do sail wobnv ola wszystkich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

Karol Labczyk, lat as, zam. pnr.
437 n. Carpenter III. malujac dom
ma zewnatrz, spadi drabiny z wyE).
kosci drugiego petra i odni6si fataI-
ne pokaleczenia. Przewieziono go Go
szpitala pOwiatowego, gdzie lekarze
skCnstatowali zfamanie dwoch zeber
W prawym boku i nogi.
i . =
Do zak}adu powiatowego ola u
chotnikow przewieziony zostal Niko-
dem Filski, lat 80, Fam. pnr. 1892
Wall ul. Filski, kt6ry Cd diuzszego
czasu cierpi ma chorobe piersicwa !
z ~polecenia lekarza odesiany zostai
do tegoz zakiadu.
ZesZlej Srody wieczorem przyszt)
do b6jki W balwierni pnr. S701 La
Sale ul. pomiedzy murzynami. M
m:ejsce rozruchu pcspieszy! pol
cyant, Jerry Bowers. MIN pol'cyant
dotarl do wnetrza domu daily sic
slyszeG strzaly rewolwerowe. Wcho-
dzac do balwierni pod powyzszym
numerem policyant chcial areszto-
wac Roy Charleston'a, murzyna "a
trudnionego W tenn miejscu. lecz
ten dobyf rewOlweru strzelii do
policyanta. Dwie kule przeszyty o.
dziez policyanta, tux ponad serceun,
a t~rzecia przebiia tylko pas spodni.
aadna jednak wcale ME ranila poll
cyanta!.... Policyant rzucii sic IA
Charleston'a. pc chwili s%zarpania
zdolal dobyG swego rewolweru | po-
s~trzelil murzyna W reke. Zabrano gn
do szpitala poWiatowegO. lecz po pa
ru gcdzinach przew:eZionO go IA
stacye policyra. gdzje W wiezieniu
oczekuje powoiania do sadu. Nalehy
zazpaczyt. lie Bowers jest policyan-
tenn przeszlo 15cie lat jest lubiany
przez ws2ystkich swych przytaci0l 2
l5-go precynktu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

spr6buje w6dki, chotby miala umle-
rac....
4 q
S~zescioletnia Zuzanna Rybczak,
zam. pnr. 456 N. Hermitage ave. wra
cajac re szkoly najechana zcsta'a
przez szybko pedzacy automobl, kt0
rym kierowai Jack Murphy, Fam. p
mr.. 1856 S. Justine ul. i bolesnle
p~okaleczona W box i rece. PrzeWieLio
no ia do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
! sic znajduje ped opieka lekarska.
1. q
Dzisiaj O godzinie Sci wieczorer1
W sail Wicker Park, PREY North
ave. i Robey ul., odbedzie sic wieczo-
rex a~tletyczny, kt6ry urzadza Cd
dzia4 Lafayette, Rycerzy Kolumba,
do kt6rego nalezy liczne grono ma
szych rodak6w. Czysty doch6d z te-
COZ wieczorku przeznaczony costa
ME ma fwndusz atletyczny oddziafu.
Wieczorek ten urzadzony jest pre-
waznie ola czlonk6w oddziaiu i ich
~przyjaci6i.
:! q :!
August Janeczek. zam. pnr. 30bi
Broad III. zostai aresztowany przez
swa zone Agnieszke "a n~telitosciwe
obchodzenie sic z MIA i niedawanle
jej pieniedzy ma utrzymanie seble
i pieciorka drobnych dziatek. Dzislaj
sprawl ich cdbedzie sic W sadie r.
licyjnym przy Halsted / A. pl., pred
sedzia S. Fry.
+ y
Wczoraj rano wyszla T. domu IA
tarzyna Kleb!ak, 81 lat staruszka.
Fam. pnr. 2345 Winchester ave. i
ME wr6cila dotad. Mowila ona, re
p6jdzie do koScioEa ma nabozefIstwC.
S%troskani synowie i c6rki obawiaJa
sic. re mole Staruszka Zab{adziia luD
padla ofiara jakioO nieszczesc'a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

ia poznsia amerykanska armia We
Francyi, jest opisana W owych II
~wydaniach, z kt6rych u}ozona bedzie
ksiazka pod naZwa STARS and Stri-
pes. Oprawne dzielo bedzie doklad-
ma odbitka gazety, jake n byla
drukowana We Francyi pod wzgte--
dem wielko$ci, stylu i papieru. Pod
wzgledem historycznym ME bedGie
prawdopodCbnie dCkiadniejszego re-
kordu piSmiennego z tel wielkiej
~Swiatowej wojny. Zawiera ono ka2-
de wazne wydarze1ie, kt6re miaio
miejsce ma polach Walk.
= q =
" przyszla niedZiele dnia 1880 b.
NJ. Tow. p. n. ,~,JednoSc" urzadza ga
bawe tanecEna W sail i'm. Juliusza
Ssowackiego, przy 4Sej i Paul;na III.
Komitet czyni starania. by uczestn!-
k6w zabawy mile przyja6 i zabaw:t.
Poczatek o godzinie Tel wieczorem.
= o
Michaf KoNodziej. lat %. stawa{
pred obliczem sedziego S. Fry. W
sadie municypalnym PREY Halsted i
AZ pl. o~skarzony o kradziez nieja-
kiemu ~Piskorzowi. $50 W gct6wce |
zegarka. Sedzia ola dostatecznych do
wod6w - uwolni} oskarzonego Cd
wszelkiej odpowiedzialnoSci.
Z q
Anna Madrzyk, lat 29, zam. pm.
1923 W. 21sza III. maggie zas&abia !
z p~olecenia lekarza zosta}a przewie-
fiona do szpitala powiatowego. stan
iej jest k~rytyczny.
y q =
Podczas naprawiania dachu swe-
go domu pnr. 1927 Elias Court,
spad4 2 drabiny Ludwik Nestel, lat
81 i odni6si fatalne p~okaleczenia !
pekniecie czaszki. W ambulansie po-
licyjnym przeviez:ono go do szpitala
Peoples, gdzie po up4ywie kilku
godzin zmari.
= q =
Jutro dnia 1890 b. m. Tow. i'm. He
leny Modrzejewskiej urzadza za0a-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

Jutro dnia 1890 b. m. Tow. i'm. He
leny Modrzejewskiej urzadza za6a-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

Specyalnie Triners Wine Am erykans
Bitter Wine, SI.25 wielkOSc IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14
Stroine Koszufe

MeSkie StrOjne woven mad
raS i perkalOwe koszule maj
lepszegO wyrObu, gwarantO--
wany trwaiy kOlOr, wSzyst-
kie wielkOSci . OF
tylkO pc H'"O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14
Swiieze Mieso

Kury ia pOtrawke, OQ1c
funt
KarbOnada w kawa&ku 0Q5r
funt
Tylna Gwiartka skO- OO5~
pOwiny, funt S~N
WieprzOwina ma pieczen O1c
oil szuldry, funt 6AN
Swieie ieberia, o. !
fImt wv
Wo4owina zwijana cd OK
ieber, funt HOHN !
SOlOne WOfOwe OZOry, 90 /,
funt XIV ,,
Corn Beef bez kOSci Oh ],
Same miesO, funt NV n
SOl0na wiperzOwiEa cd Ok II
szuldry, funt "a ~ n
ArmOurs wedZOne Ak /
szynki, funt WV i
Tylna Gwiartka ciele- OC1o Il
einy, funt HA-N
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-25
MOTORMAN
GIVES FACTS
Suffered for Fen Years and
Was About to Give Up
When He Began Taking
TanIaC.

"Tanlac has done the work for me
that nothing else could" declared
Leizerin S. Sherman. OF 1854 Oak
Hill Youngstown, Ohio.
For ten years" said Mr.. Sherman.
Il suffered with my nerves and a
bad case of stomach trouble. My ap-
petite was very poor and what little
did eat soured and the pain was so
awful that it almost doubled me UP
had weak spells and at times be-
came dizzy. | could hardly sleep At
night, and | felt so miserable that
lost time from my run all along. Il
tried all sorts OF medicines, but kept
going down mill until | thought
would have to quitSwork entirely.
MY first bottle of Tanlac did me
so much good that | Just kept on
taking 1t until now / am a we'll man.
My appetite Is fine. I am picking up
in weight and there never was time
that my stomach was In better shape.
don't know what II is to be nervous
any more and l sleep sound all night
long. My wife was also in a nervous
run down condition. and after taking
several bottles, she is now enjoying
the best Of health and feeling fine
again"
Tanlac is sold by the leading drug
gists Id every town. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-25
CREWS
URGED FOR U.S.. SHIPS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.--Officers
and crews of the government-ovr
merchant marine were urged by
Chairman Benson, of the shipping
board in a general message to take
personal interest in efficient op,"a-
ton of their vessels. Foreign com
petition, the chairman said, has TO-
come keen" and more American craft
will have to be withdrawn from scrv-
ice unless their operation can, be
made more profitable. he said.
Discussing his appeal, that
American shipping must get id of
the foreign elements in its crews, he
advocated a law requiring that
United States citizens only be per-
mitted to work on American ships in
order to develop the ship spirit" in
the merchant marine when spells
success.
The shipping board has to contend
with the effect of the dry laws of this
country in manning It's vessels, Nd
miral Benson declared. Many worth
less seamen ship for no other reason
than to reach foreign port where
liquor is sold, he added, and are
OF no use to their ship at sea CT
ashore.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-25
DISCOVER RUINS OF
CLIFF SETTLEMENTS
Prehistoric Dwellings Rich in
Scientific Data.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 25.-Discov-
cry of what is said to be prehistoric
ruins of two cliff dwelling settle
ments in a canyon west of the juno
ton of the Yamoa and Green rivers
in a remote section of the northwest
ern corner of Colorado has been re-
ported to Professor Jean A. Jeancon,
agent of the United States bureau or
ethnology.
James LOTUS. ranchman of Yong
hal Col brought word of the find
ing with a detailed description OF the
ruins here today.
Discoveries of incalculable value to
science and history have been made
in the ruins. according to Prof. JEAN
con.
Homesteaders' curiosity aroused by
the ancient and peculiar canyon
walls and overhanging lodges, par
TALLY eclipsed by the Tong, deep
opening resembling great pair of
lips with flat, stone -colored teeth"
led LOTUS to make an investigation
of the ruins. he said.
In the rooms, he declared. he found
wicker baskets filled with what APP
peared to be grain. Two skeletons
were found in one of the rooms
Pieces of pottery and baked clay
were Uttered about the floor of the
houses. Prof. Jeancon is in Colorado
for the purpose OF investigating the
antiquities Of the state.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-25
BITTERNESS MARKS
RE|CHSTAGd DEBATE
Armies of Occupation Assailed
and Financial Condition De-
clared Hopeless.


BERLIN, Nov. 25.-Bltterness
marked a debate in the reichstag
relative to the voting OF appropria-
tons to carry CT: provisions Df the
Versailles treaty. Members OF the
chamber denounced the action OF the
allies in keeping such large force
of men along the Rhine, and in par
ticular assailed France for sending
negro troops into Germany. -
DR.. Zapf, a member of the German
peoples party, SAID Germany's finan-
cial situation seemed hopeless. He
pointed out that interest charges on
the budget alone amounts to 12,6OO,-
000, 900 marks, and declared the con-
duct Of French officers and their
families in the Rhineland was pro-
voking a growing irritation.
IF Russian soviet troops" he
declared, Should appear on Ger
many's eastern frontier. they would
not find the united, industrious ma
ton of former years. but people
broken down morallN"
The Rev. Adolf Korell, a member
Of the democrat party, charged the
entente nations with "unload.ng
troops indefinitely in the Rhine
land" asserting these soldiers we're
not controlled either from Wash
ington, London or Paris.
zone should not refer to Presi-
dent Wilson's ID points in scorn AMI
mockery" he said Even in the face
of disappointment we still have faith
in the ultimate victory Of love-"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-25
Sixty Years Old and Never
Heard of Anything Bet
ter Than Mentho-
Laxene."

Children like it-and aged folks find
it the one. cheap, pure medicine. for
bad colds, severe cough, inflamed
bronchial tubes, tight coughs, hoarse-
ness, throat tickle, and chronic bron-
chitis.
Mentho-L axene is pure and highly
concentrated, when you buy it in small
bottles. One bottle mixed with home
made sugar syrup makes full pint
of real medicine-real pleasant, real
good, for young and old.
Just one dose will convince the
most skeptical that-"Here is a real
cough syrup" 1t loosens the tsecre-
tons, relieves the tightness, allays
inflammation, and permits sound
restful sleep by stopping the cough
ing spells.
Margaret Pahlow, Ritzville, Wash,
writes: Il am using your Mentho-
Laxene whenever I get a cold, and
recommend it to all. my neighbors It
is the best I ever used and l am now
so years of age, ETC."
Four thousand barrels Of Mentho-
Laxene were used last year-every
year the demand gfows. Why? There
Is only one reason-"it delivers the
goods" Every bottle guaranteed
and less than so people have ever
wanted thRir money back-in ten
years. Your druggist has it--and you
should. too. adv.