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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21

bloga, kad iie iau eVakuoja net Brest-Li
tovska.
Zodziu tariant, bolSeViku armijos bega
atgal ant Gardino, Vilniaus, Minsko ir h-
tur. Ir nezziinia kur JOS sustos.
Nereida pamirssd vieno daikto, kad to-
mis- dienomis is VarsaVos labai daug ziniq
paduodama apie Lenku laimejimus. Tose
ziiniose gall but dang iesos. Bet gall but
ir gera dalis prasinnanymu. Be to juk mel
tie, nei kit negaE apsieiti.
Rugp. 19 d., kuomet Lenkai skelbe apie
nepaprastus sayo lainejimus, sovietines
Rusijos karo komisaras TrocEii pranese,
kad bolsevikq arnijos kuogeriausiam
kad bolSxevikq armijos kuogeriausiam
stovyj.
Ant rytojaus iau praneSta, kad Trockii
nuvykes j rytines Prusijos parubezl =
prasyti Voheeiu pagelbos.
Kaipgi su boISevikI- -Lenkq konferencija
Minske7
Pirm poros dienp pranesta, jos konfe-
rencija prasideiusi- Belsev;kai indave Len
ku delegatams arnisicijos ir taikos sally
gas. Kaip vakar konfereneija turejo but at
naujinta. Bet hgi Rugp. 20 d. vakaro ne
gauta jokiu zirriq-
Is Varsavos pranesama, jog tenai jau
dvejojama apie taika L.enlzai pasidaline
dvi dali. Viena n0ri knoveikiausios taikos,
neMziurint Lenkq armies atgijimo. Kita =
zut ar but nori kauties su bolsevikais.
Jei inns virsq pastaroji dalis, tuomet
Lenkai pertrauks konferef,cijQ. Pasekmeic
prasides skerdynes su bolsevikais
Baisu, kad Eetuvos plotai nepavirstq
karo lauku. Mes bOlsevikai neapleide Lie
tuvos teritorijq- Gil kuomet dar sugryztq
Lenkai, tuomet... Ma, tick to.
Yra vilties, kad AugsGiausias apsaugos
musq Tevyne. Mes jInai jau il taip daug
nukentejusi nuo karo yesuios.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
PRADETA BOLSEVIKQ-LENKQ
~. KONFERENCIJA.
Nebus paJieGiama LenkyoS nepriklauso-
myb6.
MICS uostais.

MASKVA, Rugp. 17-suvelinta-.
Siandie Minske prasidejoRusijos sovietq ir
Lenkijos delegatQ konferencija su tikslu
padaryti armisticija ir taika. Siandie So
vietu delegates perskaite Lenkams armis-
ticijos ir taikos principijales salygas II
praneSe, kad Lenkai atsakytp, ar Jie sutln-
ka su salygomis. X
BolsevikQ delegatu pirmininkas Dans-
hovsky kalbedamas pareiSke, jog Russia
nesikesina prizes Lenhjos nepriklausomy-
be. Rusija leis Lenkams tureti tokia valid
zia, kokia jiems patinka. Uztikrins CERES
MUS rubezius negu talkininkai yra padare.
Bet nuo Lenku reikalaujama gvarantija,
kad ateityje Lenkija neuzpuldines RusiJos.
e. Sovietu Russia gall but rami su Lenh-
Jos valstieGiais darbininkais. Bet daug
nepasitih didziuliais zemvaldziais.
PraneSta, kad konferencija bus viesa II
bus iSklausomi visi Lenkq delegatq argu-
mental. Taip-pat sulig tp argumentQ bus
padaryti nusileidimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
IENKAI EINA PIRMYN.
BolSevjkai apIeid5ia etSimt,ts n'iestas'

PARYZIUS, Rugp. 81. - Prancuzijos
uzrubeIniq reikalu ofisas praneSa, kad
Lenkai nepertraukia ofensyvos prizes bol-
Seviluus rytiniam Some. II Lenkams CANA
gerai sekasi.
PrancuzQ miIitarine misija pranesa, kad
Lenkams gerai vyksta sulig prancuzQ ge-
nerolo Weygand plenQ.
Lenkq ofensyva yeda pats gen. Wey-
gand, mar$alo Foeho asistentas. Gen.
Weygando Stabe yra apie 600 prancuzQ O.
ficierQ.
Kuone visi tie oficierai aktiviai vado-
yauia Lenkanls muSiq laul1uose. Jie pa
Iiuosavo Var$ava nuo bolsevikQ apgulimo.
Sulg jp nurodymQ darbuojasi If LenkQ O.
ficierai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
BolSevikai Atsinleta Is Lenkijos
Lenkams Spaudziant A Apleido Br.-Litovska
r -,..
Varsava pranesa apie didelius karo grobius

vakuoja Brest-Litovska. Matyt, ant tos
tvirtoves pazangiuoja Lenkai.
Jei Lenkams pavyks greitu laiku palmtl
ia tvirtove, tuomet, galima daiktas, stip-
rios bolseviku spekos Siedlce apskrityj bus
athrstos. BolSevikams pabegti paliks Tx
VarSavos-B Baltstoges vieskelis.
Siauriuose nuo Nasrewo upes Lenkq
kairysis sparnas taippat progresuoJa.
il, megina atsiimti Pultusko augstumas.
Centre bolsevih 'atbloksti salimais Gle
chanow If Dobrozyn.
Danzigo karidoriuje aplink Visla Lenkal
apsidirbo su bolSevikais. Daugell raltellq
buriu atkirto. Tie siandie klaidzioja pa
upiu m6tydamies i visus sonus. Lenkal
paskui juos seka If daugeli palma nelals-
ven. ..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
Kas Bus SUI Pabaltijos
Republicans?
TAP KLAUsIA svEDAI.

STOCKHOLMAS, Rugp, 20. :, Ne Vi
stems eia patinka paskeibta S. Valsti5q Wy
riausybes nota atsinesIme bolseviku val
dzia ir Lenkus-
Svedai notoje liziuri gi1ias miptls II sVei-
ka Washingtono pOlidka bolseviku Aausl-
me. Bet negali atsistebet, kodel Suv. Val
stijos prasilenka su Pabaltijos respubll-
komis.
Mes pirmiau Suv. Valstijos buvo pirmu-
tines duoti laisve mazosioms tautoms. I'll
siandie norma sunaikinti atgijuslas tas
tautas.
Kas gall but su Lietu7a, Latvija If Es-
tia, kausia kaiMrie-
Mes jei Suv. Valsfics tas nauJas respu-
blikas paskaito neatshriamomls RuslJos
dalimis, reiskia, jas siamlie paveda husl-
los bolsevikams. Pasiirendami Suv. Vaistl-
iu nota, bolsevikai gall tas apslsprendu-
sias valstybes tiesiog praryti.
Tuo zvilgsdu Suv. Valstiju pozicija pei
kama.
svedai pripaasta, lad toms valstybems
nelengvas daiktas atskirial gyvuotl. Eelk-
tu JOINS glausties prie didesnip Sally. Bet
tie patys svedaI sako, kcdel-gi negalIma
duoti progos JOINS syventi nepriHausomai.
VERA CRUzE SIAUCIA GELToNA-
Sis DRUGYS.
| VERA CRUZ, EeaIzika, Rugp. q. - N
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
LENKAI ISVIJE BOLSEVIKUS IS
KARIDORIAUS.
DanzigQn neiIeid5i0mj laivai Su ana''nic'5C

PARTZIUS, Rugp. 20. - LenkQ armiJa
VarSavos apylinkese bolsevikus ne tik su-
laikiusi, anot gautu ziniQ is Varsavos, bet
pradejusi pavykusia kontrofensyva.
Lenkai bolSebikus tolokai atmuse nui
Thoru, kur yra susibegimas gelezinkelW,
iunigianciu Danziga su Varsava.
Be to bolSevikams nepavyke perslmestl
per Eislq.
Varsavoje paskelbta, jog kaip Varsava,
taip Danzigo karidorius apsaugoti nuo boil
SevikQ. =,
NcleidSia laigQ uoStdn.
IDanzigo uosta atplauke visa ellie pran-
cuzu laiyu su ginllIaiS II amunicija, skiria-
ma J.enkams.
Bet augStasis tall1ininku komisijonierlus
Danzige, Sir Reginald Towser, neleldzla
laivams iplaukti uostan su tikslu iskrautl
amunicija. ...
Komisiionierius sake, jog iskrovimas
amunicijos yra suristas su dideliu pavoJu-
mi. Tuo tarpu Danzige yra mazai tall1mn-
l1u karuomenes. NebutQ galima numalslntl
sukilimus.
Gal jis turf il htokiQ motivQ. Cana to,
kad siuntimas amunicijos trukdomas.
Prancuzija pakelia didelius protestus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
LENKAI PROGRESUOJA.

PAYZIUS, Rugp. q. - Stiprios
LenlQ spekos be jokio sulaikymo eina
pirmyn isilgai inijos Siauruose nuo Var
Savos igi Wlodawo 100 myliq nuo Lenkq
sostines-.
Svarbiausioji donna atkreipiama svar-
biausias LenkQ armijos spekas, katros
gudriai prancuzQ manebruojamos.
Tai skaitlingos atsargos, kurios per tris
dienas pasivarusios apie 80 maiiu ir jau
besijungianeios su kita~ skaitlinga Lenku
koliumna, einanGia nuo Cholmo.
. Sitos abidyi koliumnos yra nepertohau-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
ATIMTA IR BIALA.

TARSAVA, Rugp. q. -LenkQ armijos
deSinysis sparnas paeme miestu Siedlce
ir Biala.
Kairysis sparnas atsieme Pultuska. Is
ten marSuojama ant Ostrolenos.
Be to, Lenkai atsieme Plonska If Wys-
kow.
10000 bol$evik,i pa;sfl ts.:ssselaisven. Pain
ia apie 800 kulkasvaidziQ ir tukstan6iai
vezimq su arkliais If karo medziaga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
Lietuvos Prekyba su
Amerika

COPENHAGEN, Rugp, 10 suvelinta-.
-Cia praneSta, Rad Americas, DaniJos II
Lietuvos garlaiviq savininkai, bankininkal
If prekybos organizacijos padare sutarima
vesti prekyba tarpe Suv. Valstijq ir Lietu-
vos. Tam tikslui bus pasinaudojama Da-
MICS uostais. -....
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
ANGLIA NEsTOVI " GEN. WRAN-
CELL.

LONDONAS. Rugp. 20. = Rusijos So
vietu atstovas Kameney, kaip zinoma, bu-
vo pareikalaves Anglijos vyriausybes tar
ii viesai, kokia pozicija uzima prancuzq
pripazinto gen. Wrangeio ,Hausime.
Anglijos minister's pirnininkas Lloyd
George dave atsakyma. Pazymejo, kad
Anglia neparemia gen. Wrangelio. Tx
iiai svarbus daiktas apdraush visus prize
Wrangelio susispietusius Rusus pabege-
lius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21

LONDONAS, Rugp, 20. - Bolsevikai
apleido miesta Lukov, uz 68 myliq pietry-
tuose nuo Var$avos, If miesta Rodin, tru-
putt toliau nuo VarSavOs.
Apie tai paskelbta is Maskvos. Be to,
bolSevikai praneSa, jog jie atmuSe Lenkus
per septynias mylias nuo Ciechanowo, 45
myliOse siaurvakaruose nuo VarSayos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
BOnSEVIKAI PAGEIDAUJA TAIKOS

MINSKAS, Rugp. IS -suvelinta-,
VakarykssGGioj pirmutinej konfereneijos
sesijoi bolsevikai delegatai pranese, jog
Rusiia pageidauja taikos su Lenhja If
nemano maisyties vidujinius Lenkijos rel
kalus.
Sesija tesesi vos keleta yalandq Susi-
mainyta nuomonemis If pasishrstyta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
BREST - LITOVSKAN INEJO
LENKAI.

WASHINGTON, Rugp. 21. - Suv.
Valstiiu komisijonierius Berlyne cia val
stybes departamentui praneSe, kad boise
vikai evakuavo Brest-Litovska, il tuojaus
ia tvirtove If miestq paeme Lenkai.
Komisijonierius apie tai ziniQ caves is
POznaniaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
SALE VILNIAUS ORGANIzUOJAMA
VOKIECIQ ARMIJA?

LONDONAS, Rugp. 81. = Is Danzigo
praneSta, kad bolsevikq karo komisaras
Troekii is Baltstoges nuVykes Trosken,
rytines Prusijos parubezin. Tenai jis su
Vokieeip stabo ofieierais diskusaves pohti-
hnius il strateginius klausimus.
Depesoje be htako pareiksta, jog Vo=
heciai liuosnoriai is rytines Prusijos Sail
mais Vilniaus organizuojami armijon.
Sakoma, tos organizuojamos arm1Jos
tikslas = isibriauti rytinen Prusijon If ta
provincija patraukti Rusijos bolsevikq
pusen.
CHERBOURG, Praneuzija, Rugp. 21.
Snv. Valstiiu karas laiVaS Panther kaip
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
ATSTSAKO PILDYTI BOLSEVIKU
REIKALAVIMUS.

Jokiuo budqt neSutinka ntsiginkIuoh.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21

LONDONAS, Rugp. 81. - Is Minsko
Berlyne aptureta zinip apie bolsevikQ-
Lenku konferenciJa.
PraneSta, jog Lenkq delegatai atsisakse
pildyti bolSeviku reikalavimus nusiginkla-
Vino hausime.
Lenkai, sakoma, pareiske, jog Lenhja
nusiginkluosianti tik tuomet, kuomet patti
Russia pirmiau taip padarysianti.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
G. @. P. SPEAKERS
TOUR WEDNESDAY
Party of Tulsans to Go
to Broken Arrow for
Republican Rally.

Republican speakers from Tulsa
have been requested forthe political
rally to be held at Broken Arrow at
2;30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
The meeting will be for both men and
women The party which will go
from here will be composed OF Mrs.
Charles T.. Lahman, chairwoman Of
the Tulsa county republican COM
mittee: Bailey II. Bell and Reming
ton Rogers, candidates for the leg
isIature; Judge Rufus a. Underwood.
candidate for county Judge; q. l..
Lawson. candidate for county clerk,
and Mrs. Frances Harvey, candidate
for clerk OF the court. The trip 10
and from Broken Arrow will be
made by motor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
County Farm Denies
Conditions as Poor
as Grand Jury Said

Sanitary conditions at tho
county poor farm east Of the city
are not as bad as stated by the
Tulsa grand jury. according TO tho
county commissioners who offer
this explanation OF conditions as
found by the jurors on their trip
OF inspection last week.
The jury visited the homo dur
ing tho sessions II tho Tulsa
county free fair. Because OF tho
small water main supplying tho
fair grounds and the county farm
tho water pressure at tho farm
home was insufficient and for this
reason tho Jurors were led to be.
love the pressure was at al times
deficient. That this condition
shall not again exist the city water
department has agreed TO build n
larger main to the homo at tho
county farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
Let Pairing Contract
to Extend State Road
From Bridge to jerks

Contract for the construction Of
approximately l,700 feet OF con-
crete roadway. from the south end
OF the bridge at jerks In the
town was let Monday by the
county commissioners to the
Paving company on bid OF t3.25
n square yard.
This road will connect the state
highway now building with the
town of Jsnks. When completed
within 100 days. according to the
contract, this will make complete
the roadway from Tulsa TO jerks.
The new section of paving Is to
conform to pavement specifica-
tons under which all state roads
in tho county are building. The
Standard company, which has
completed Part of its contract on
the jerks road, moyed its r1iNers
to the south end of the road ana
before returning to complete the
north end OF the contract will
build the extension into jerks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
ARMY LAUNCHES
BUILDING DRIVE
Total Of $500 Reported
at Headquarters for
First Days Work.
LONG SEES SUCCESS
Wires Governor Robertson in
eply to Telegram Tulsa
VIII Do Her Share.

with pep and enthusiasm on the
mart ~ campaign workers and pub
iic ointment registering strong IA
,or he salvation army campaign
Tor funds began Monday noon.
Cnutributfbns totslling $500
y,r, reported at headquarters dur
inc the afternoon and indications
arr That a goodly distance on the
ro,d 10 the minimum of $4,000
ct as "A goal will be covered before
tbe noon luncheon in Hotel Tulsa
Tuegday Every energy il being
bent toward completing the cam
paign Wednesday night
Gov. J. B. A. Robertson yester-
dey wired the following message
10 @. Long, chairman of thf
campaign committee: AS chair
man state advisory bonrd Saliva
tion army, am intensely interest
"a I'm the statewide financial APP
neal for funds starting today. In
INV Judgment the unqualified sue
cess of this appeal Is absolutely es-
sentlal to tho walfare of our pco-
plc. Let me urge upon you and
your splendid co-oworkers to exert
every effort possible to raise your
quota without delay and with a gen.
erous oversubscription. Wire say
ing this will be done directed tc
me personally will be greatly ap'
preciated. God will bless your
efforts"
Mr.. Longs telegram in reply was
your wire October received
Tulsa county campaign got under
way this mu1-ning and we expec
10 have our quota oversubscribet
and close the campaign Wednesday
might. Zig bunch team workers on
Enthusiastically into the campaign
and nothing can stop us. You car
depend upon Tulsa to go Ovel
the top"
Team captains will announce tn,
sums secured by their teams a.
the luncheon at Hotel Tulsa at l2:lI
o'clock today. During the luncheon
other results" namely those from
from the world series will be mad
known.
A number of industrial concerns
have notified the campaign com
mittee that contributions would b,
raised among employees of the con
Germs by fellow employees. Unso
lcitcd donations were received from
pople who stopped at the campagr
headquarters in the Daniel build
ing at Third and Boston. Cam
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05

paign posters werc placed con
conspicuously throughout the bust
ness district yesterday.
OF the $4,000 named as the
minimum for the campaign, $4,000
Is needed for a girls boarding home.
$4,000 for the mortgage and un-
paid amount on the local citadel
$4,000 for the work of the corps
during the next year and $4,000 for
a state maternity hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05
MANY BOOKS IN LIBRARY
Ono of Prizes OF Literature Among
Collection In Tulsa Institute.


Comparisons" are not "odlous"
where the Tulsa public library,
books or building is concerned. ac-
librarian, who has just returned
from Chicago. when a librarian in
the Newberry library at Chicago
proudly exhibited TO Miss McGlenn
a book containing illustrations from
the first edition of Catlin's "North
American Indian" Miss McGlenn
was able to say that a copy OF this
edition. printed in 1871. is in the
American Indian collection OF the
local library. Miss McGlenn COW
cts a large Indian collection for this
library
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-05

Lend you hundred? why man,
you must have lost your senses"
mot all of them. I've still got
the sense OF touch, you see. San
FranciSco Chronicle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-19
AS TT

That truth is stranger than fiction is no better
established than that fiction may be equally surprising
OF thrilling when masquerading as truth. ClHef De
tective-Inspector John Willis or the London police de-
partment figures as the narrator of a story of a type
which was met frequently a few years ago to corro-
borate theories on heredity. That detracts nothing
from the charm of the inspectors account. given for
the first time. and taken from the police records.
Briefly. the chief inspector some time ago was
making a close and exhaustive search for a clever for
ger concerned in some extensive frauds. and the trail
led him into a small village in the interior Of Eng
land. On the outskirts of the town he met an old
man. who is an educated gentleman, polished in con-
versation. and one 81 the little eommunity's most res
pected residents.
But-something he said gave the inspector a clew
to his identity as a lswbreaker of several years ago,
whose misdeeds had been forgotten by all save the
police authorities, who had long since abandoned hunt
for him. so thoroughly had he disappeared. Inspector
Willis passed him up for the mystery criminal" he
was trailing, whom he finally captured.
The surprise of the story is that the mystery
man turns out to be the son of the white-haired
patriarch, long since dedicated to small town respec-
liability. The mystery criminals" brothers and sis
tiers. all stand high in the community. occupy excellent
social positions and, like the father, are well educated.
The prisoner was the only one showing any criminal
strain and he, too, like the father and the others "
the family, is a man of education, gentlemenly in
appearance and manners.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-19

which he is about 10 market shall bear five per cent
and five and one-Iourth per cent interest. respectively
which IS said to be the highest rate paid by the govern
nent on any OF its obligations since Civil war times.
This is recognition not only. to a degree IL is sup
port. of the rapidly soaring rates fer money throughout
the American market.
We have been more than interested in the inability
OF municipalities to float bonds at the relatively high
rate Of 4 12 per cent and the offerings Of standard
railroads of new bonds at seven per cent.
These incidents emphasize the constancy OF the
rise of values measured by the dollar. They contribute
to the increased cost of things of daily use. They have
a share in maintaining the movement around the
vicious circle" OF rising costs and prices. Until that
movement can be reversed there will be no relief from
conditions which have got on the nerves OF
all the people. Observing some present tendencies. one
need not reflect deeply to realize that a change will be
brought about only through the painful operating OF
certain economic laws unless all the elements concern
cd join in a harmonious effort to produce a gradual re
action that will not blight our prosperity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-19
49, - AAA
THE POOR OLD WORLD.

The proneness Of some individuals to interpret
every mysterious sign as forecasting the end of the
world is shown again by a woman in Michigan aud a
number of her neighbors. The woman in question
claims that one of her hens laid an egg on which was
the inscription: The End VIII Come After Five
Days" Instantly it was assumed by the owner of the
hen that the latter was giving warning that the end of
the world was at hand.
While it is contended by some that the inscription
looks TO be the work of some joker clever with a knife,
suppose that the egg were so marked when laid. Why
jump to the conclusion that the inscription. if it means
anything. refers TO the world? Think of the countless
other things TO which IT might refer. Why was 1t not
assumed that the message had something to do with the
hen herself? Maybe. Disguised with her inability to
bring down the high cost of living by industrious lay
ing she has made up her mind 10 lay off work and let
things go TO the bow-wows. if nothing else will do.
Again, the inscription might forecast the blowing up
egg is as nothing to the perplexities given to some of
the politicians by the Michigan primaries.
1t all recalls the mysterious letters" a farm labor
er claimed to have seen one hot summer day. He re-
ported to his employer that &C. o. P" had risen sud
denly before him. His Interpretation was Go Preach
Christ But his employer ruled that il meant nothing
of the kind. Go plow corn" was his version and he
sent the hired man scurrying to obey the sign. So let
the Michigan woman read something sensible into the
inscription that is bothering her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-19
The Passing Show
woNpER What tho barons

WONDER what the barons
VINO char,a
"s
go - "l'N
BIRD exnerts saw that the habits Of
the sonGsters
CAR be watched closely if one
MOVE
WELL. ~ - .n,,,e II tbe interests
Of
SCIENCE r. watch the birds
II we be permitted to retain a small
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-19

AND used it in public.
SEEMS 10 us that ID IS about
TIME 10 hear from the dentists
as 70 the result Of their business
ON chuck steak week
WONDER what old CHAMP Clark
thinks
NOW OF his promise TO follow
wHEREvER woodrow Wilson lcadse
WHEN y man contemplates going
away TO
BE gone over night
Els wife will make out a list OF
ELEVEN separate and
DISTINCT things that he mustn't for
get to take.
COUNTING socks, comb and brushes
PAJAmAs, and other things that nat
uraily
GO il pairs. = then
he VIII lose the list.
A MAN sued for breach Of promise
SAY ne would have welded
TEE plaintin but his first wife's spirit
APPEARED to hm and
TOLD him not 3 marry again.
WE can sec a rapid decline IN the
PSYCHIC business from now On.
THE reason a let Of men
ARE not 10 be blamed for kim
MORE interest in grand opera
IS that they. no matter how hard tscy
try.
ARE not able to get their
MIND Off tho prima donna's
AREA instead Of her aria.
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erts avenue are the proud owners OF q
brand new Oakland siN. which they
very recently purchased
Mrs. Russell McCsrty Of indianapolis
boulevard. was a business visitor in
Hammond on Friday
a boy Weighing I1s pounds was
horn FRIDAY morning 70 Ar and Mrs.
Roy Moore. formerly Beatrice Brown
NJ MYRTLE avenue. this making the sec
ond boy in the family. their hrst baby
which they lost a. the age of SIX
months. was a girl
VIII Thfesson of Indianapolis blvd.
has been confined to his home for sew
eral days with tonsilitis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCarty OF In
~dianapolis boulevard entertained the
/ Of NJ. club at their home on Friday
evening. Progressive Pedro was play
ed and prizes were awarded Mrs Dun
lap. Mrs. f.. Barr Mrs. Cameron and
Mr.. Roe. At the close CT the even
Ing a very Appealing luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. r Turley OF Lincoln avenue.
left Saturday for. Yates city. Illinois.
70 spend a few DAYS visiting her uncle
Mrs King Of South Chicago enter
tained al a luncheon the latter part OF
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ron CoRoNER

Win you kindly ~snnounos through the
columns OF our paper that / am 4 can
didate for re-nominaton to the Office of
Coroner on the Republican ticket at the
primary, May 4, 1920.
I have been in Office hut two months
because in Lake county the Treasurer
and Coroner do not assume their Offices
until a year after the other county off,
GERS, but I am trying to conduct tho
affairs of the of1ce in a manner to
merit the support OF the electors at the
coming primary.