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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
AUSTRAL Ia TO HAVE
TEAM AT ANTWERP

sydney Aus May If Tho rcspou.
sibo organizations in the various
states of the commonwealth are en-,
gagged on the question of Australian
rcpresontatlo at the Olympic games
at Antwerp in August and September
of this year. The proposal is that
Australia should send il team of 90.
three track and field men, six swim.
mers, one Cyclist, two tennis, cvelcn
rowing and a manager. These mum
hers will be entirely dependent upon
the amount of money subscribed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
ACCIDENT MAY PUT u. S.
WOMAN OUT OF MATCH

NeN Castle. County Down. IreIan1.
MAY 1l,-Mis- Cecil Lcitch. British
Womcn's GOLF champion, won the WON
ans golf StrOho competition with 81
Miss A e. MackinZic OF Toronto vas
fifth with SO,
Miss Rosamcnd Sherwood, Ameri-
can golfer, met with an accident
which probably will prevent her from
participating in the British women's
championship tournament tomorrow.
While Waiting a fence Miss Sher
wood ran a stake into her foot ana
was being wheeled about in an in
valids chair last evening
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
BRITISH ISLES TEAM
TO VISIT y. S.

sydney, Aus. May 1.-Two mem
hers of the recent British Isles Davis
cup team who had stayed in Austria
liza for local matches sailed for New
Zealand recently They will play in
the dominion and then return to Eng
land. via the United states. Prior to
leaving Australia they were given -
farewell here by the council of tho
Lawn Tennis Association of Austria
laSia. In responding to a speech
wishing them bon voyage" one of
them spoke of the sport smanlike spir.
il which prevailed among the large
crowds who witnessed the Davis cup
matches in Sydney.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
161 NOMINATED FOR
% TOLEDO MEETING

Toledo. May IA total of l6l nom
nations have been made in the early
closing events of the second Toledo
Grand Circuit race meeting August
> to !. Seven stake events piukc up
the program and all are we'll filled.
according 20 See John Jackman OF
the Toledo driving club.
In addition to the stakes there will
be class events with purses ranging
from $1,000 up.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
Dangers to Be Avoided.

Wrong eating brings disease and pre-
mature aging. This Is obvious TO all
unpreiu!iced minds. And there arc
two prncipu styles Of eating which
must be avoided TO secure dependable
health--namrly, enting badly prepared
food and eating too much of food prop.
erly prepared. y. NJ. Tilden. NJ. ID.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHlLLlmoRE,
Representative, Branch Office Phillimore Building

i'll at the home OF his daughter, Mrs
Frank Kuhn.
Mrs Hazel Miller of Chicago i
visiting here at the home Of her par
euts, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Ehersole.
Miss Effe Audenburge spelt a few
hours in Ottawa today.
The members Of the Congregational
Sunday school will give county fair
tonight at the church,
Miss Louise Moffett will entertain
the members Of the Amies Touj0rs
tonight at her home on West Blum
street in honor Of Miss Ina Allen, who
will become the bride Of Harold Lin
ton Friday, May ii,
Eugene Moffett returned from Chill
licothe, H., wher he was called by
the illness of his sister,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
American Legion to Hold Dance.

The American legion will give It
dance tomorrow evening in the legion
hall Music by the Johnson orchestra
Howard Brownfied of Chicago Wis
tied friends here yesterday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
Select Orators for County Meet.

A deClamatory contest which was
held at the high school last Friday
afternoon in which tWenty.eight mem
bers OF sophomore participated. were
drilled in publ" speaking Three
members were chosen as best speak
ers. Another contest was held last
evening by the senior class. sophie
more class. The winners were.
Helen Osgood, Elizabeth Oberholtzer
and Ruth Hayes. The winners will
reprosen, the local school at the La
Sale meet next Friday, May Il, takes
place at Mendoza.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11

brooklyn at Chicago
Philadelphia at Pltt5urgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at St. Louis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished by
e. w Kirby, manager SimOns. DAY
4 Co. Room 3l2 Moloney Building.
Phone 30.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
Today's Markets

good; average cost Yesterday Slf'P
Cat lc- Receipts. 10000 head.
Shce p-'Receipts, Loco head.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
Games Today.

Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at W ashineton.
~. Louis at Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results,

Pittsburgh. .; Philadelphia, /.
No others scheduled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-11
80 HOW THEY
{2STAM|
AME RICAN LEAGUE
Yeste rday's Results.

Cleveland. :, st. Louis, ,
Boston, :; Phila lelphia, /,
No others scheduled.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
Odkrycie Stra.
szliwego Tai
nego Spisku d

Czy s}yszeliscie o senzacyjnem
odkryciu tajnych d~okument6w,
,czyniacem TAXA wrzawe W swie-
Gle caIym? Czy wiecie, co to So
nTajne Protok64y Medrc6w Syo-
nu"? Czy wiecie, co to jest Me
widziaIne Mocarstwo? Czy VIE
Gle, jake niebezpieczehstwo "a
graza cywilizacyi?- Odpowiedz
ma wszystkie tie, pytania i tresc
dosfowna tych d~okument6w,
znajdziecie W ksiazce p. t. Name
Tekel Udarsin", kt6ra poraz
pierwszy wyszfa pc 'polsku. ma
kiadem firmy ,,Ksiazka Polska
Publishing Co." 1872 East 23rd
Str, W Nowym Yorku. SCena
$1.25. Do am6wien do1aczyc
Money Order, lub gotowke W IL
Scie r~egestrowanym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
DO WIADOMOSCI.

WszyStkich In~teresant6w nnjuprGej-
miei prOSimy o prEeStrZegante pOnlz-
szyeh wSkaK6wek;
BIura Administrator naszej ~tNarte
NJ przcz 'd1ien caiy cd godEiny S-mej
1rana dc 1880 wieczOrem - co dnia, q
w%yjatkiem niedEiel 1 SWAT ObOwiqzu-
tacych.
Harzadca Pisma nasKeGO p~rhyjmuje
Interestingly co dnia w GODLlNACH
POPOSUDNIOWHCH cd 2-giej do o-teJ
- n wyJatkiem sob0t.
Redakeya din intereSantow otvxnrtn
Test TNLhO w G0DZINACH PORAN-
NYCH. Old GODZING 1880 DO GODZI-
ny 1880; Pc %pOludniu tylkO In specy-
nina unIOwQ.
Redaktor Sac1eIny przyjmuJe inte-
reSantOw TYLkO PO GODZINIE 1O-teJ
priced POLUDNIEM.
UpraSza sic, wSzeIkie sprawy z Redak
rya zalatSiae, o lie ,IIOznOsci PISEM-
ME, bO na kOnSyerSacye diuSte ME ma
MY czaSu; tylkO W spraySnch szczeGol-
niejSEcj MaEi OsObistyeh, lub ME daJQ-
rych sic zalatwic zwiezle - drogQ ko-
reSpOndencyi - prOSimy JaHie SIZE osO-
biScie, ~zachOwujac M w~zEledzie, re o.
kolo godziny 1I-teJ zRmykamy gazette
/ wSzyscy nnjbaSdzieJ jestesmy wtedy
satrudnieni.
KOreSpondent0w uprasKamy stnno-
wszO. abS pisRH CzYTELSIE AFftA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MASzGNIE. ME-
ZBYT SCISLIWIE \ T1LhO M JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JcSIi utYvory ~jakiekOiNOIek ME mnja
bye OElOSzone. pOch4nnia je - kosz
r~edakeyJny; jeSli ~pOIadane 50 do zwrO-
tn, w razie ME OElOszenia, nalezy to
wYRAZNIE ZAZNACZYC L ZALACZfC
ZNACZEK POClTOWY Ma ZWRoTNA
PRZESYLkE.
Zadnych kO~munikat6w do OSioSzenia
ME nafezy pPzeSyine m kartach Cd
krytych. ZADNECH l. ME PRZHJ-
MIJE SIZE kOMUNIhACNI
NICHNNCH - chyba w wyjqtkONSych
wypadkaeh; r6wnieL OgiOszeh, dOtycza-
cyeh tOwarEystw, t~elefOnieEnie ME
przyjmujemy.
wszeIkic OgiOSEenia naleza do Dzta-
IN OgfOSzen W Administracyi 1 tam sic
niemi xwracae naleiy.
. PodziekOwania WSZELkIEGO TO-
dzaju, REAOLUCGE zALOBNE, POLL
TYCZNE 1 {. p. naleza do Dziafu OgiO-
Ezen.
wSzeIkie kOrespOndencye, 1awiadO-
mienfa 1 L. p- nlus3a bye podpisane -
pelnem nazviskiem wraz q adresem pI-
zaeegO; bezimiennych, Tub pOdpisanych
h~OmySlnikiem, nIbO wreszcie sloNSem
,,KOmitetn - kOmunikacyi, nj kores-
p~Ondeneyi ME zamieszczamy.
S~tnnONczO ME Ogfaszamy ZADNYCH
,BALOW', ami wycieczek, Tub rpikni-
k0yv'' URZADZANYCH W SOBOTY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

HMAZ HAWAI- szynki. Zgotuj ryz W ten
- dzielonem cd drugiego. Potem polej
spos0b, ably jedno ziarnko bylo Cd
N.Y. sosem z szynki W ten spos6b, ably kaz-
de napeczniale i'miekkie ziarnko przesia-
= klo sosem. Wtedy ryz nabierze delikatne-
go zapachu szynki. A wan bedzie sma-
kowaia ia potrawa lepiej, jak inne, kt6-
re kiedykolwiek jedliScie.
Ryz naleiy take podawaG jake jarzyne.
Smakuje on zar6wno dobrze 2 miesem, jak
Eyba, tax i z drobiem. Dodaje ON mako
mitego snlaku zupom i pOtrawkom. Jedzcie
go co dzieh tax, jak jecie k~artofle z So
sem lub maS}em.
Ryz jest najlepszem, rosnacem pozywie-
MEM. Amerykahski ryz jest najlepszym
ISwiecie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
S. p. Stanislaw Lenc.

w Warszawie. zmari dnia 2lgo
pazdziernika Sp.: Stanislaw Lenc,
znakomity malarz polski, dyrek-
tor akademii sztuk pieknych w
Warszawie, niezroWnany pottre--
cista O slavic - europejskiej.
Sp. Stanisiaw Lenc niedawno
temu uzyskal ma wystawie w Sa-
Ionic paryskim zIoty medal "a
portret MieczysIawa Frenkla. ia
ko portrecista zajmowa} jedno z
najwybitniejszych miejsc w swie-
Gle.
w Warszawie cieszy} sic zmar-
iy - ktory"rozpocza} swoja kary-
ere jake karykaturzysta - ME
zwykla sympaty9 i popularno-
Scia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

nam udzieliG - to juz tez to jest
wfaSnie psi obyczaj ich taxi, ME
ludzki wcale, ME sasiedzki, ami
chrzeScijahski.> Wszak prawda!. Is.
A przecie my i'm Ysytym" =
"a ten kamieh, nam ztoSliwie i
wzgardnie ciskany - chlebem,
choc sami gfodni - odplacimy.
Czy chca-czy ME chca, ujmuje
sic Polska "a mimi, "a wszystkimi
sasiadami swymi sic ujmuje: o
ich sprawy, ich swobode podjeli-
Smy walke z bolszewick9 Rosya, a
O sasiednich narodow naszych
gwarancye wolnoSciowe wstawia-
my sic W obecnych z Rosya u
kladach. Przyjdzie ozas, re sic
Litwa wyrozumie wreszeie, z
ktorej strony jej wr6g, a brat z
ktorej; jeno jej ma to trzeba CA
su, moze i doSwiadczeh troche je-
szcze, moze i pocierpiec jej
przyjdzie co-nieco.. Ano, trud-
no - nauka kosztuje, a LitWini
So podobno malo pojetni i mad
zwyczaj uparci... Niechajze i'm
ia nauka W las ME pojdzie PREY
.najmhiej, ale przyda sic ma poma-
drzenie umysiow i poszlachetnie-
ME serc; wtedy porozumiemy
sic latwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.

nieprzyjaciol kwateruja sic Lii
twin sami, jeSli tax mySla, jesli
PREY tenn chca trwac, jak i'm my
siec kaza ich litwomahscy pro-
wodyrzy ograniczeni my ich ME
chcemySmiec W tel grupie, my
i'm rece obie do zgody ofiarujemy,
NIGGA widziec, re W Mich, ami noz,
ami kamieh; niechaj sic ME oba-
wiaja, a ME dadza sic tumanic
naganiaczom nieoSwieconym do
statecznie i kretaczom politykier-
skim!...
Osobna uwaga jeszcze PREY
toczonemu w tiumaczeniu doslo-
wnem zakohczeniu ,dokumentu"
gIupstwa i nietaktu litwoman-
skiego: Niechaisie jeno z~astano--
wi mad tenn, pe}nemi zta i ME-
ublaganej zawzietoSci snowy =
kazdy oz}ek normalnie mySlacy,
a bezparcyalnyl Czy jest racya,
jest uzasadnienie, by Litwini
wyrzucali nam dis, izesmy uni
szczeni i wyciehczeni wojna, a
oni = syci?... Powt6re - czy
tc zacne, czy szlachetne, azeby
sic ten syty wynosii mad giodnego
sasiada, a wytyka} mu do oczu, a
wychwalaf sic, re gdy ow cierpi,
on ma ME tylko chleba dose, ale
jes1cze i ma masto mu starczyY!...
! tego ME dosyc: jeszcze Z nielu-
dzka, a zwierzecq iScie pogardq
wyrazaja sic CT ,,syci' o tych cier-
piacych i g~lodnych! I wSr6d pod
pisanych pod. ia bezduszn9 E.
nuncyacyq litwoman6w znajduje-
my diva podpisy - ksiezy!....
Trudne to zaiste do uwierzenia
= trudno wyobrazic sobie "a
wzietoS6 taxa i Observation-Disclosures
- zgoia juz ME chrzeScijahskich
stosunkow niegodna, ale nawet
Iudziom ME przystojna! To po-
warkiwanie psa spasionego, a ie-
szcze zaiujacego kesa drugiemu,
ME - ludzki, nfe chrze$cijanski
sentymentt
Me trzeba w~yjaSniaG, IL pre-
Gle ME nasza jest wilma wyniszcze-
ME Polski w ciagu poi tuzina lat
wojennych, w kt6rych sic Litwa
"a plecami naszymi uchowala sPo-
kojna i ,,syta"; wrogowie r6zni,
nami zajeci, ma Litwe dojSc czasu
i sill juz ME mieli, dlatego Litwi-
nj maja dis ,,chlebuS z maslem"
- ME inaczej; a re nam tego chile
IL Ink,,in 10 Me chcielihu 90
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
DO MACIERZY
POLSKIEJ
KstepWq WsZgscy .
bo Wstepne Jest Wolne, a
Podatki Najnizsze!

Kazdy ina Tub slyszai o Macierzy
PolSkiej i wielu 2 naSzych naiwybtt-
nieiszych ludzi nalezy do Macierzy
POlskiej. Gas juz, azebys r6wntez
sic zapisai.
IgloS sic 20 apiikacye do biura
Zarzadu Gl6wnego, pod mr.. 1857 W.
Division utica, lub pisz albo telefo-
nuj Monroe 1903, a aplikaeye PREY
Slemy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
Nietakt i G}upota.

J OD ~
wtorek miniony pojawil sic TO-
dzajprotestu re strony t~utejszych
paru Litwinow, reprezentuja-
cych podobno jakaS Lige Obro-
ny Litwy, = wystosowany z O.
kazyi i przyczyhy komunikatow
i correspondence W prasie an
gielskiej o walkach polsko-litew-
skich w wilehskiem. Kilku Litwi-
now, a r~aczej nalezaloby rec Ii
twoman6w zacietrzewionych -
wytykd W owych correspondent
cyach rozmaite usterki i niedo--
.k}adnpSci, ktore NIB. ME wiele
zmieniaja W istotnym rzeczy u
k}adzie, ktore zatem nikogo zbyt-
MO interesowac ME moga; CO
najwyzej - MONA przyjac do
wiadomoSci utrzymywane q
wbrew podpadajacym poszlakom
- zapatrywanie tutejszych RE-
cznikow litwomanii (nawet twier
dzeniem tego nazwac ME mozna)
re wfadze litewskie ME pozosta-
ia pod wpfywem 'niemieckim, ME
maja niemieokich subwencyi, nj
kooperacyi...
Ze chca W to wierzyc LitWini
" Ameryce, chetnie-sobie wy
obrazamy; dis tn chyba ME ucho
dzi "a rzeez z~aszczytna bye po-
mienianym o trzymanie z Mem
Gem, lub nawet wiszenie II Mem
ca ma utrzymaniu... Razem z tenn
iednak ME ulega naJmnreJszeI
watpliwoSci, il Litwini w Euro.
pie, ii. ci ~separatySci, CT 1.-two
mani bardzo SLIME grawituja ku
Niemcom, gotowi raczej z Mem
cami sic iaczyc przeciw Polsce,
niz zyc zgodnie Z Polska: sami
przecie giosno sic oSwladczali z
TAXA oryentacya polityczna'
swiadczaca jedynie o ich bezna-
dziejnem zaprzepaszczeniu
nieinteligentnem i niekultural--
nem. o ich zatracie poczucia am
bicyi n~arodowej i braku zrozu--
mienia narodowego dobra.
Omawiajac sprawe zeligOwskie
go, uzywaja sobie litwomani owl
ma tym generate dzielnym, wyzy-
wajac go cd bandytow, przyczem
rozmaite stylistycznie wytworne
wycieczki urzadzaja i pod Polski
utrzymujac, IL to Polska
sic ma Litwe, ktora Ida
waia sobie rade, ME zebrzac Mig
die o jalmuzne; Litwini praco--
wall sami ma siebie wSrod ~najciez-
przeciwno5ci iwyproduko-
wall ola siebie dose chleba, ba,
nawet i ma maseEko i'm do tego
chleba starczy}o.. Tymczasem
bieda goni g}odnych Polaczk6w
do Litvy" Takim to szczytnym
-Pelnym miiosci blizniego sio-
strzanej aberdeen ko4czy sic ow
hymn litewskiej - "a pozwole--
MEM litwomahskiej - gfupoty /
nietaktu!
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

FuasS1 poIrtyk, cy wteABxy ey mn's3
IN "a obowia8ek pocxytywat So6is
povinien stale reklamowAf nArodo
yo6c nasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

Ma wyrwanie sic to, podpiSane
przez kilku tutejszych uwodzi-
cieli litewskiego ludu, podobno
iakas organizacye posiadajacych
i reprezentujacych, zamierzali-
smy odpowiedziec W tenn samem
piSmie angielskim, by schfostac
dosaduie gruba i gfupia bezdusz-
nose - nieludzka owych KEEP
skich, napewne niepowolanych
przedstawicieli tutejszych Litwy !;
Iecz p6zniej pomySlelismy, IL
przybedzie Z tego n~aszej stronie
honoru niewiele i korzysci zbyt
malo, by wdawac sic W polemiki
ma obcych forach - z tymi, kto-
rych mic przekonac ME zdoaa, kto-
rych mic ME przejedna, BIO W u
myslach ich za$lepiene / zlosc Je-
no taxa, re miejsca tam juz ma
mic innego bye ME meze. Wobec
tego postanowiliSmy ignorowac'
owa zjadliwati nikczenina inwe-
ktywe litwomahska, pozwalajac
lei MECH zejdzie do kategoryl
psich gios6w, kt6re sic TUNA mas
ciskaiy i ciskaja zaciekle z bru-
dnych podworek zydowskich,
bolszewickich i niemieckich. Juz
to logiczne zsolidaryzowanie sic
inwidii litwomaiskiej Przeciw
nam = z tamtymi naszyml maj
serdeczniejszymi" wrogami do=-
statecznie swiadczy kazdemu
bezstronnemu o - samychze Ii
twomanach i wystarczajaco chy-
ba wykazuje, pc ktorej stronie
moze tn bye racya, prawda, spra-
wiedliwoSc, a z ktorej ziosc, chec
krzywdzenia i = glupota... w
dobranem towarzystwie naszych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Kurs Konsulatu w dniu 26go
1istopada 1920 roku:
Ia | dollar 375 marek "a 1000
marek $2.67.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-28
WILSON PLANS TO
GIVE COX HELP
By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMS

WASHINGTON. Aug. IS - President
Wilson has put his hand to the political
rlowshare and henceforth Gov. Cox. the
democratic standard bearer. will have
more and more of the presidents help
in keeping 10 the furrow Of the cam
paign. If plans under way today do not
miscarry.
The most important and far-reaching
conferences since San Francisco are
scheduled for this weekend, it became
known here today. Secretary Joseph Tu-
multy the presidents man Friday
Gov. Cox himself Secretary of State
cambridge Colby. Edward H Moore. the
democratic candidates pre-convention
campaign manager. Senator Fat Harrison
Of Mississippi. Chairman George White
Of the Democratic National committee
Homer :. Cummings, former chairman Of
the national committee. Congressman
James Campbell Cantrill of Kentucky
organization manager. and other party
leaders between noW and Monday viii
confer in the Tast on the final details
of the campaign.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-28
Gov.
Shouting
Wolf, Wolf
Indiana Republican Leaders
Scoff at the Slush Fund
Charges in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS IND Aug. as
That Governor Cox. dens@.-satlcs 5resi-
dental nominee. is rapidly talking
himself out OF the running in the pres
idential race Is the opinion Of repub-
lican leaders here. The democratic
candidates unsupported charges con
eernins the republican national cam
paign fund are believed already TO
be acting as a boomerang.
z. ". Wasmuth. republican stats
chairman. and United States Senator
Harry S. New. who were in Indiana
polls imm edistely following the Pitts
burgh address OF Gov. Cox, vehement
ly denounced the attempts Of the dem
ocratic candidate to give out "phony'
reports Of campaign quotas which were
alleged to be raised in Indiana The
books OF the republican state commit
tee are open to inspection at any time
and will show that the amounts al
legged as being collected for the cam
paign fund in this state are ridicul-
Gus. The state leaders are not con-
corning themselves with the charges
against other localities the singing
rebukes to Gov. Cox already made by
VIII H. Hays. the republican national
chairman. sunicing for the national
SllQdAlOn
Gov. Cox. the leaders declare. abs
put himself in the position of the boy
who cried wolf" If the democratic
candidate continues to attempt to mis-
lead the people in this manner. the
leaders believe that he is only adding
TO the republican msjoritles through
out the country.
The reason for the democratic at
tempt % attack the republican cam
paign fund is assigned here as an
effort to becloud the real issues of the
campaign. knowing that the people are
determined TO end the sRturnRlia OF
democratic extravaganza which has
been personally conducted" in Wash
ington by President Wilson. Cover
nor Cox is attempting to divert the
campaign to a discussion OF hts un-
founded charges that the republicans
are attempting to buy the presidency q"
The Republican leaders are determined
that in Indiana there shall be no sue
cessful attempt TO misiead the voters
concerning tho real issues Of the cam
paign. The complete acceptance BY Cox
of the un-American Wilson league Of
nations and the endorsement Of the vii
son administration in all its many forms
of viciousness will be kept constantly
before the electorate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-28
PROHIBITION DID
NOT HELP THESE

Al least TWO " women have not been
benefited ~ prohibition according TO
divorce Comp.a MS which were filed 20
day in A. Hammond superior court.
The PETITIONS we're n ed by IEnatz No
woczyk or Hammond and Joseph Sp. :
lewski II Eas- ChicaEo
Nowaczyk, who is represented by At
torney E. G. Sproat. says that his wite.
Katherine is an habitual drunkard and
prior 10 their separation, Aug. IA she
spent all o. his money for liquor when
h. reused t. rive her any more money
she borrowed from neighbors ana
friends and even sold articles of fur
l,itui 9 and cwelry. Ignatz says his
wife was always carousing around with
other men. They were married June ?.
1913, and have one child Mr. Nowaczyk
asks for the custody OF the child
Attorney Sheerer and White are ap-
pearing for Mr. Spilewski who wants
separation from his wife. Mary They
were married in February. 1896 and
separated June /. 1920. Sipleyski
avs his wife frequently becomes in
toxicated and had been arrested sew
eral times. She has been sent 10 in
stitutions fer treatment but always
starts drinking again upon being re-
leased They have seven children,
six OF whom are minors. Mr.. Spilew-
ski desires to retain the custody of the
minor children
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-28
Dep Palma
ta1
Leads At
18O Miles
fIhrERNArIoNAL NEWS sERvIcEI


ELGIN. I'LL. Aug 2S-Before a crowd
estimated at $4,000 people. eight OF the
premier automobile drivers of the coun-
try got away at 12:os p m Central
standard time) for the start Of the an
nual ESQ miles Elgin road rase.
Ralph DePalma shot by far in the
lead at the end Of the first lap His
time was minutes and So. seconds for
the mile course.
Murphy was second and Milton fol-
lowed a few seconds behind his team
mate.
DePalma increased his lead in the
second lap, with Murphy in second
place
DePalma led a. the end Of 80 miles.
His tfme was IS minutes and 50 sec
onds. an average speed OF 77.os miles per
hour. Ralph Mulford was second three
seconds behind with Murphy. Milton and
O'Donnen Of the Duesenberg team fol
lowing in tho order named.
Tommy Milton flashed into second
place in the tenth lap. passing Ralph
Muiford and threatening the lead Of
DePalms-
At the end Of lso miles. with a lttic
more than fourth Of the race to GO.
DePalna in his French Ballot. led Tom
Milton by one minute and Eve seconds.
with Murphy third and Eddie oDonnell
close fourth
The leader was hitting UP pace Of
more than 81 miles an hour. his average
speed for the entire distance being - T.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-28
G. O.'P. LEADERS
WILL VISIT AIDE

George Aoe, expressing keen interest
in republican success this year, has in
vited republican workers to gather at
his Hazelden farm. near Brook. Tues
day for an all-day conference and or
ganization meeting. Lawrence Lyons,
Tenth district chairman. - cooper
ating with Mr. Ade in making his ar
rangements.
Mr. AIDES special guests viii in
clude the men and women mem bers
of the state committee, state Chair
man Wasmuth. Warren T McCray.
other state candidates. Republics n
editors and the men and women heads
Of county organizations. 1t is ex-
pected that the party will number 1OV
or more.
Visitors from indianapolis and here
abouts will so by train to Rensselaer,,
where they viii be met by automobiles
that will convey them 10 the AIDE farm.
Mr. Ade promises a fried chicken din
ner. thereby assuring a 100 per cent at
tendance from those on his invitation
list 1t is said that the meeting will
be devoted largely TO organization plan
and to perfecting the drive for big
registration OF republican men and
women voters. Sept. 4.