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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-08
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

riNSi METHODIST CHURCH
The music for next Sunday at the
First Methodist clGurch will be in
charge of Mrs. John Oliver. The fol.
lowing program is announced:
Morning Service
Organ oluntary-AIlan.
Hymn 463.
Quartet, Beneath the Cross" So
pranos, Mrs. Henry Everette, and
Miss Gladys Smith. Altos, Mrs. Guy
ton Fisher and Miss Eunice Rustin,
OffertOry-Bierman.
Hymn sos.
Sermon
Hymn 400
Postlude.
Evening Service
Organ Voluntary-Mallard.
Hymn BIT.
-Sherwin.
The above will be sung by twenty
five young ladies, who will also assist
in the choir work.
Offertorv.
Trio. "Does Jesus Care?" Miss Sa-
ra Oliver, Mrs. Henry Everette, Miss
Eunice Rustin.
Hymn 500.
Sermon.
Hymn 279.
Postlude.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
will hold a meeting in the church
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. An
the members should he present at the
exercises to be given.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-08
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sundays Program:
Sabbath school at 9:45 3. m. At
this time two new classes will be
organized and a few changes made
in the school, with the view Of grading
the classes a little better.
Worship and preaching IL a. m. and
1880 p. m. Subject for morning, "A
Challenge to Our Best Endeavor for
Our Foreign Work" Subject for ev-
ening, "The Second Study in the
Book of Job"
Christian Endeavor, z p. m.
General Noes: A phone has been
installed at the pastors residence,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-08

The disposition of German cab, 3
United States were present.
seized by Great Britain. France and
Japan, of which the United States
proposes to claim share. was the
foremost problems to be discussed.
Betterment of press and commercial
communication is expected to be the
outcome of the conference.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-10-08

CHAPTER MEETING.
Wells Chapter No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets every Fl st and third
Mono ay night at o'clock. Visiting
Companions will receiv. a cordial
v slccme. I. r. STAT HAM,
5. L. HAMMOND, Hight Priest
Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Here's Grandmother's Re
cipe to Darker and Beau
tify Faded Hair

That beautiful. even shade Of dark.
glossy hair can only be had BY brew
Ing a mixture of Sage Tea ana Sui
phur Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When it
fades. turns gray or streaked. just an
application or two OF Sage and Sui
phur enhances its appearance q hum
dredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mixture.
you can get this famous old recipe i'm
proved by the addition Of other in
gradients at q small cost. all ready
for use. 1t is called WyethS sage and
Sulphur Compound. This can always
be depended upon to bring back the
natural color and lustre Of vaCr haiF
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it dark
ems 50 naturally and evenly that no
body can tell IL has been applied. You
simply dampen a sponge or soft brush
with IL and draw this through ths
hair taking one small strand at time
hy morning the gray hair has disappear
ed. and after another application IS be-
comes beautifully dark and appears
glossy and lustrous.-adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17

Tobacco was benefited somewhat
by rains. Growth rather uneven
Topping has commenced In the carly
felds
Peaches are being harvested and
quality and yield very good. Apples
ana l.tart remain about tho same.
Labor supply up 70 requirements
Wages are very high.
-Fastu1es continue excellent IN some
localities while M others they are con
plcteiy gone. Melons are now bsina
shipped in car lots. Quality excellent
and prices satisfactory. other trucb
crops are doing we'll.
Live stock continues In good condi-
ticn."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17
BALL FRACTURES
CHAPMAN'S skull
RILIElIN

INTERNATIONAL Nr,sS sERVICEl
NEW YORK, Aug 17-Ray Chapman
shortStOp for the CIeVisnd American
League baseball club. died at $3.50 this
morning In st. Lawrence hospital here
from fractured skull received yes
terdav when struck on the left temple
by a baseball pitched by Carl Mays,
Yankee pitcher.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17

The New York yacht Club has defeat
ed the America cup for seventy years.
Sir Thomas Upton. who has been
trying to lift the America cup over a
period Of twenty-one years. will come
again next year. He built four sloops
for the purpose. and the two Victories
by Shamrock N was the only races he
won.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17

NEW YORK. Aug. 17-Ray Chapman
shorstop of the Cleveland Americans
was hit on the head and his skull frac
tured by a pitched ball in the game
with New York here today The &C
cident occurred in the nth inning
when Chapman. while at bat. attemp-
ted 20 dodge a fast underhand curve
thrown by Pitcher Carl Mays Of the
Yankees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGIE


Results Yesterday
Cleveland. 4; New York. g..
Boston 6; Detroit. 4.
Games Today
CIeviaud al New York.
St. Louis. at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17
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Results Yesterday
Cincinnati . Chicago l.
Pittsburgh. 5 St. Louis. ..
Games Today
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
New York at Philadelphia, CD
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-17

Don't .aTow YOU paPe. swaI
without reading the want I'd paga
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
ct. Marien-airde
s. Sc. &otb, 8farrer
5. StraBe, smiideu g uuo s Ctr.

Sonntag gtahmittag I'm 3 llbr lit
DER i1brli1e @otteSoienlt nuf oem
st. Wtarienfirhbofe. Ser @bor, un-
ter &eitung oes 8rof. @umpre6t,
miro ii9, wie ~gepObnlih, al 0em@ot.
tesoienlte beteiligen. Der bo1p.
9err HoIf miro Die Yreoigt balten.
Am Wtontag Wtoreen Inn s llbr lit
I'll. Welie in Der &irdbofstapeae bel
Der aud Die bl. &ommunion empfan-
gen peroen tam. Die fl. Ytefe miro
fir Die Seelenrube iener aufgeopfert,
oeren Seihname auf 6rieobote beltat.
tet lino. \.
Yei DER Z llbr Meiie omt Sonntog
geben Die Weitglieoer Der Sungfroueil
Sooalitdt our FL. &omnrullion. Nnh
oemSo9amte Inn 1890 lit latromer-
toler Segen, neil Der Abenogottes-
oienlt, Die 8esper uro 8reoi9t, me-
gen Dem @ottesoienIt ouf Dem 8ir6.
bofe nusfGat.
Die Torbereitlngsnerlammlun9 am
Mittipo69beno mar, mie Die tribe
rem &~erlammllngen, reft 5oblreif
heiudt unO oas Sntereiie an Dem be-
p~orItebenoen Supper un0 geieai6aft.
liben Abeno, Die fir Den Dienstag
ulto @ittmod), ben 16. uno II. SEQ
oenlber feItgelebt iino, mar dement,
ipred)enO groB. gs mar Die nagemei-
ne Aniift, oaB gem1B Dem groBelt
9lbinb bon Sidets oie 8eteili9iing eli
ne melt 9rsBere lein merbe als in fril-
beren Sabren uno oaB oemnah Dor.
be%reitlnaen ~getroffen peroen miiBten.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
aunEurS aInb.

Der Concord alub belt am DON.
nerstug letter @o6e feline reaelmd.
Bige Notwithstanding ob. Die
Y%eteiliaung mar cine reft cute unO
lcgt 9eugnis oofiir ob, Dab oos Sn.
mterciie elm lebboftes lit. gu6er Den
laiifenoen &outinegeifGiten mliroen
monh mid)tige 6rogen uerbonoeIt
ullo cntihieoen, oud @in5obIungen
-olif Nftien gineen gut elm. Ger 9lib
fam Su Der ueber5eugitng, oob es Den
.3eifnern bequemer iein miir0e, lpenn
Der Netrag Der ge5eifneten Mftien
foIleftiert piir0e, uno ernonnte oess
bulb elm 3oaeftionsfomite, belteben0
ans Den Serreu Ylitt unO @onorad.
Soffentlid lperoen oieie Serren eben.
70 aroBen grfolg boben, lpie Ole ser.
rem 3orI Ahterfirden, 9orl Geolf
uno Safob 9rue9ger BON @erbefo.
mite, ole iebr 5ufrieoeniteaenoe Ge,
%lultote oif5umeilen bottcn. Oo ole
&onItitution IS Direftoren borliebt,
10 ueit ober MIR nelln OerleIben er.
mGbIt moroeu limo, iouen ouf Dor.
idlae oes 8ermoltun9SroteS norl1ii.
fig nod flint erm1bIt meroen. Ro.
miniert mrroen 6rau Grtmfe, Srou
Shlobobm, 6rou 8oItber, 9. bon
9octtger, Sobn s. Gele, Stephan
Sronf, s. $. 2einemeber. George M.
Siebert, &arl 4dterfirden uno
Sobn MIt. Ole gtominotion bIeibt
bis our nGhlten @eneroIperiamnl.
lung, in Der Die @obI uorgenommen
meroen loG, often. Nm Montoe, Den
Is. D. Mts., miro Der 2Iub ietle
erite 8eranitoItune, Elm Supper, &c.
ben. 0os 8omite lit tiiftig an Der
Mrbeit.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
NnSreas SOfer gnnS fir sirol.

MIs 5nilden Den @Iiierten uno
Sen 3entrnlm1dten ser Srieoe ee-
lhloIien muroe, bereos man gan5 uno
oar Den mabreno oes &rieges 10 oft
ge6nBerten Sat bon Dem SelbItbe-
ltimmunesredt Der Boiler. go mrlr.
De elm Cell 9irols Stalien 3iigeipro.
den, 10 fomen 100000 fernoeutide,
@ebirgsbeipobner unter italienii9e
Serridaft uno unter itolieniide 8e-
oriidung. Ser @eilt zines gnoreas
Sofer aber lebt unter ibnen. sic mol
len ibr 8olfstum bemabren, iie mol
len, mas ibre einaige mirtihoftlihe
&ettung lit, ii6 Dem oeutihen Rei6e
anglieoern, 5u Dem tie nod Spra6e
uno I"bitammung geborcn. llno 10
iin0 iie in einen &f CUR &ettung
uno @rbaltung ibres 8olfstiims elm
getreten. Ser amerifonii6e IusihuB
fir ben Mnoreas Sofer 8uno fir I'll
rol bat elm Offences &unoi6reiben an
yoas nmerifaniibe @olf INN llnterltiis.
une in oieiem Sample erlaiien, in
Dem err aud auf ole mirtidoitli6e
Not auf ben berrfhenoen Sunger
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
SentIder llnterititnnssbMmO,
Niitrift 90. 40.

@Is mir %beboipteten, OoB oie Der.
anItaItungen oes 9iitrifts $50. 40 I'M.
mer gut beiuht liuo, uno INNER
pradtig O%erlnlfen, woren mir Ii1er,
ooB Die lebtc 8eronltoItung ms &e6t
geben miiroe. lluo oos bat lie in Dol,
lem MaBe eeton. Die SoGe oeS SGu-
gerbunoes, ooer ia9en mir jeet Con-
corobolle, mar ge0rGngt bon, mo
gleih bon Mnfoug an berridte ser
redte @eiit uno Der 8ine gum Srob.
linn, ImilIiert bat lid jeoer pr1d
tig, oaS fonnte man alien @eiiftern
onieben. Notiirlid bat oo5u Die iebr
gei6modooa oeforierte Sale uno oic
reide, bunte Neuge BON Ihonen SEQ
Itiiinen beigetrogen. Der SolIomeen-
tor5 oes 0iitrifts mar ooS critic Ser.
gniigen oes @interS, Iolueit 0eutlhe
8ereine in 9etrad)t fommen. M0hte
ood Der I6onc GrfoIg, Der erreiht
mllr0e, uno ben mir Dem ltre6iamen
Diltrift bon Ser5en miinidcn, elm eit-
tes Omen fir aae folgenoe oeutlde
Tcronltoltungen ieinl
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05

Vim 10. September ltorb in I'm.
gorns Sauptltaot 8loapeIt &omau
Mosbammer, Yrofeiior OH Ger Neoti-
onalafaoemie uno &onlerootorium
filr Wtlllif. @r ma elmer Der befann.
telten SarbenoirtuoIen Der @egen.
mart uno Den omerifonil6en 8elll-
dern Der 8apreutber SeItipiele pobl
befonnt, oa er cine Der prominente-
item Siguren oerieLben mar. Sein
gruoer Otto. ebenfnlls elm b%eruorra.
genoer Mulifer, Der OIL ,oerIeIben
&ranfbeit leiOet, ole leinen 9ruoer
alts oieiem Qeben lpeggenommen bot,
bittet Inn &iIfe fir sic 8itpe Homon
Mosbammers. Die fommuniItiife
Wirtlbaft in lln9orn bat ole SomiIie
dler G%riparnilie bernubt, uno Die
8itlue nlohte Elm fIeines @eid1ft an
fangen, INN lid nno ibre &inoer er-
nGbren 81 fonllen. @er 90 mlitbeIfen
nil, nlto icoer Dollar bilft, lenoe
feline 8eiIteuer an IIfreo Solp, Gpm-
pbonD Saa, Bolton, Naii., ser, tpenn
Die aoaefte geidIoilen miro, offent-
lid iiber le0e Spenoe quittieren miro.
(Anmertung Der &eoaftion: SEER
SoIp lit unieren 2elern fem Sremoer.
Wer i'm niht aus ben &on5ertcn oeS
8oltoner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fennt,
fennt i'm lider bon Dem 9on5ert Der,
Dab Der bieiige SilfSOerein I'M Sebrn-
ar D. S. in Der @lfsboae COB uno BEL
meldem Serr Solp in Iiebensmiiroig.
Iter @eiie lid uno feline 4oaegen Dem
9. 6. Silfsuerein 8ur 8erfiieung
%Itellte.)
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
-t0err Mnttfren z Mn

SER @ottfrep 5. Maper, ser
lpcitbefannte 8qdermeiIter 1T iuie-
DER in ieinem &eidGft, 1918 Nortb
Capitol StraBe anf1iiia, poielbIt CT
erltflaiiisen Sicecreom uno Die fem.
item 9admaren Den perebrten 2eIern
oieier 3eitung anbietet.
-O2oral, oas iittlife gtibeou zines
2onoes, laiien ii1 om beiten nob Der
3abl Der @beideiouneen beurteilen:
Die ~8oibineton Zines" ldbt lid,
aus YariS meloen, Dab Ole Sotels
nit I~ngeborigen beioerlei @eihledts
po19epfergt iilio, Die Gbeideiouneen
illden.-0ieie Gatiahe reibt lid mir.
Dig Der @loral oeS alten nod in
6rontreid geltenoen Gooc @opoleons
an: ga recherche De Ia poternite eft
interoite", Der Die Nahforlhuna
nod Der Saterihoft bel imebcIi6cn
&inOern perbietet.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
@farrbans Der @oncoroio.

-8om Yforrbaus Der Goncoroio.
Stride lit all Die WitgIieoer uno ole
Sreull0e oerielben elm &unolAreiben
ergongen, 0ns alif oos ON Heforma-
tionsfeIte iiblidc Opfer binmeilt uno
bittet in oieiem Sabre mebr als bis
Der 5li turt, ou ale 3weiee ser epon.
geliiden MISREPRESENTATION BRING.
emo Der 9ilfe beoiirften: Die Ausbil.
Dung Der &reoiger lei nit boberen
Soften p%erbunoen, oos WiIIionSiperf
ioipobl oas Ser inneren mie Der Mii.
iion inter Den 9eioen ben0tiate aro
Bcrer Mittel uno Die alten 8oItoreu
oenen cine Heniion ee5oblt meroe,
fonnten bel Der berridenoen Serer-
ing nit oen ibnen bisber ge3abItell
8etrGgen nidt mebr ousfommen.
Mobl nift obne oringenoe Notmell.
oigfeit lit oieies Mirnoidrei6en erloi-
len lporoen, sic d%ngeiiibrtcn @riinoe
iino 10 itidbaltig, oaB iie elmer meite-
renBegriinoung nidt beoiirfen. Mod-
tie Die 8itte nid)t talbe Sbren trefien
uno on falte Ser5en flopfen. ionbern
mohte iie freuoige @eber finoen.
mo1te jeoer nod 4r1ften baitraaen,
Inn Die 4rbeit Der Stride foroern All
belfen. @er ulio iein S1erflein nod
niht oargebro6t, Der tlte Dies llmge.
beno.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
.. s. 6afsperein
fir Die Noteioenben in 0elltIhlan6
mo OeIterrei6.

HlO 5SIlSllClu.
Der Silfsberein bottle ieiuen Cana
MIR 5lUei Gage ipater oils Der Inter.
Itiibnngsbuno, uno aud er lit nit
Dem 9elud llno Dem &erlonf oesleI.
ben 5uirie0en. IS mar aQeroinas
nibt Oielelbe Wenge BON SGn5ern ou,
luie bel jenenL ober oaS bot leinen
@rllno mobl BARN, Dob on oemIeIben
abcno ~undGbli9e Sollolpeent1n5e in
Der Staot Itattfan0en uno oic SGn5er
lid infolge oeiien iiber ole aonse
Stoot 5erltrellten. Smmerbin uaren
aud bier &oltiime genlio uertretert,
UNI Dem @an0en oas NOTICE &olorit
ST geben nno gum @rfolge ou berbeI.
fen. Iaen oenen, Die ourd ibre Nn.
meIenbeit o6er olr1 Mbnubme bon
G~inloBforten Dem 8erein 10 mand)en
Dollar 81 tell peroen lieBen uno on.
nit balfen, oas woblt1tiee 8erf tort.
8uieben, lit Der 8erein at Oanf Der.
pfliftet. 0ieier 9onf gebiibrt audi
Der Dame, Die, cine refte 3igeune.
rim. ibre aunit i'm Bropbeoeien Dem
Terein our Serfiieung lteate. Sof-
fen mir, Dab aqes, mas 0a @lltes
propbe5eit puroe, oilb in GrfiiGuua
geben m0d)te.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
vGOneur6ia 0emein6e"
90. uno s StraBe Noropelt
6. %. 8 d e Hfarrer.

Die Sonntogidule Der Goncoroia.
Stride bat ibr goloenes SubilGum &c.
feiert; auf cine fiinf5igiGbrige Ser.
goneenbeit blidt aud Der 6rauenber.
elm Der Stride 5uriid. Der b~etuGbrten
laneidbrigen Sefret1rin oes 8ereinS.
5rou 2ucD Sorforo, beroanfen mir
Die na1ltebenoen Oaten aus Der @e-
i6ihte oes Sereins. 0erlelbe muroe
I'M Sabre 1879 our6 Hoitor &eis ge-
9riinoet, uno 5tpar gum 3mede Der
llnterltiibung Der Irmen uno &ron.
fen Ger @emeinoe, iuie ou6 our SiIfe
fir Die Stride lelbIt. @s lit interei-
Iant, bon jenem 3eitpunft bis beute
Die Namen Ser HrGiioentinnerl, 8iSe-
YrGIioentinnen, S~etret1rinnen uno
S6asmeilterinnen 81 berfolgen.
Man6 lieber b~ertraliter Same toll6t
oa aus ser 8ergangenbeit mieoer
auf, manh liebe 8erlonIi1feit miro
mieoer in Die @rimerung 5uriifge-
rufen. Die "a Domen, oie Die erlten
Mitglieoer oes iungen 8ereins ma
rem, batten oils Srdfioentin Srau Ga
roline @eiiefin, oils @i3eprGiioentin
SRI. 8. Dengler, un0 ais S9nsmei-
term 6rau Sabine Steinle. Srau
@eiietin bate ibr Imt bis 1877 in
ne; ibr foIgten Srau @Iiie Settler bis
1879, 6rau @ottbiIbe 8ortbel bis
1881, 5rau &oio 8oti9 big 1885,
Srau Inna Sebner bis 1887, Srou
Sophie Suit bis 1891, Srau &oB bis
1896, SrauD unfborIt bis 1900. Srau
8artbel Bis 1901, 5rau @nrp Sortie
bis 1904, Srau Sophia @eerboff bis
1911. 6rau Sopbin HaDlor bis 1913,
6rau emma Sbomforot biz 1920,
ieit 1920 Srau 2i58ie 9unfborit.
Ser erlten @i6eprdiioentin, Srou
Roia 8oti6, Die 1879 erpGbIt nuroe,
folgten: 1881 Srau 8iIbelmine 8e-
bu, i'm Sabre 1885 Srau Sopbia
Suit 1887 Srau HoB, 1891 Srou
9unfborlt, 1895 Srou 8ortbel, 1900
6rou Marp Sartig, 1901 Srou 90
obia Naplor, 1911 Strap 6. Sbom.
forot, 1918 Strait 4atbarina Ser0og,
1920 Srou 2ena Shuma6er. S9ot-
meilterinnen bot Der 8erein in oen so
Sabren ieines 8eitebenS mir 5lpei ge-
babt, ndmli6 5rau Sabine SteinIe
bon 1870 bis 1910. Sbr i6uloet Der
gerein fir Die oier5ieidbriee trelte
Imtsfiibrltn9 8reiS uto oufrihtieen
Donf. Set 1910 lit Sri. Murp @io-
maper Sdabmeiiterin. Der jesigen
SetretGrin, Srau 2ucp Sarforo, lino
I'M Imte Oorangeeangen Sri. 9inele
bis 1871, Srou Sdapars bis 1877,
6ran SrieB big 1885 uno Srau &ola
bis 1907.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
gu berfanfen:

5 @runoitiidc. elm GdgrunoItiid,
in Cub ipiiion @ina BORT. Ia Wei.
nuten bon Der Sreaiurp, iofort eeaen
bar biaie 5u oerfaufen. N6bere Mus.
fnnft 81 boben bon Sobn Oubn, g.
.. 8og 1918, @aibington, 9. 6.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05

llno oas GIenb bimpciit uno aud ga.
fir nm Silfe bittet. Our 0urdfiib.
rune ieoer 8epegling geb0ren ober
Mittel. Ser oo belfen min, Scr men.
De lid al Den Sdriftport oes ameri.
fonii6en 4usi6uiies. Serrn 9oiil
soier, 406 Gait 1853. StraBe, Nelu
Yort @itD.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
Mripn 0amenperein.

Die @eriammInng oes Mrion Gn.
mcnoerein finOet am @ittpof. Den
10. NCbember, bel 6rau &ederpee,
1910. ctr. q. .. ltott.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05
Gum sOlbenen Snbildnm Ses Goheor-
Sia-airGe SrnnenDereins!

Vetm golO men Subeltelte,
0es Goncoroia 5rauenpereins
Seio am 5onntog al unire @GIte
8ir laoen Gr@ ber5li6it einl
&ommt 6u lnS in uti're Stride
8 miro Gu6 nimmermebr gereun,
Gin @ebet bort 81 DerriGten
@roBe Sreuoe miro BORT fem. =
Der Srauenperein bat Diel geleiitet
Die bergangnen fiinf5ig Sabr,
@r bat bieles Cute ge5eitigt,
8enns ou6 elm idmerer Infane mar.
Die Sonntagidul, Der &irhenhor,
3mei jugenolide 8ereine,
Die gingen aud aus ibm berpor (
Die trieben in ibm ibre Seine.
Gar bieles muroe bon Syabr gu SSabr
Our6 Die 6rauen ON Der Stride Der.
beiiert,
sic bradten gerne .ibr SherfIein oar
@enn Die &Gume nuroen pergr6Bert.
8on Den @riinoern FIND beute aar
biele ni6t mebr,
Sbrer Doaen mir beute geoenfen,
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05

Entered as second-class matter August
Z, 1915, at the post Office Washington,
D. c., under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-05

Make chicks for subscription payable
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16
THE OBLIGATION 10 VOTE.

No matter what The Affiliations of unE citizen
politically whether Interested enough Ia take
part political discussions is not released from
the obligations Of citizenship one If witch IS com
pliance with the orderly processes of government.
One of the processes of cur government is that
Of selecting officials for the discourage the business
of the nation this done in great ma
jory of by the exercise ballot The yctcr
who negeot the franchise declares hv SO doing
the ne is Interested seeing the best persons
are chosen for public work.
Il i true that many persons are not capable i'll
making choice of the best official positions ror
they NAV he blinded bl partisan feeling Dr. they may
have failed to have Informed themselves MS 10 the
character and particular fitness Of tie persons who
seek their votes, The voter who uegleets his duty
opens the for control by elements 81 citizenship
which are not of the highest character.
Men and women hardly fms excuse for not
voting unless they physicaly mentally inca pa
citated for discharging this mportant duty citizen
ship. They should be willing 10 make the excuse
though it be une1pressed-that they do not have
enough interest in the and the PRIV
ieges which have been given . them.
It not expected that vcuen il states where
they granted the ballot for rhe time year
would qualify for voting numbers equal to men but
it should be Of the future that women take an in
creasng interest in affairs of government for they
and their children the ones most directly affected
bE incompetence IN the discharge the duties of pub.
lie Office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16
DYER

Mr and Mrs + F. scheidt and Henry
scheidt attended the funeral of their
sister AZ Eiverdalo 40 Thur dag
Mrs n Fagen. Mrs Mary Reilman
ana Mrs Antsonla Ambre visited with
Mrs. Fred Baumgartner at 0he ST.
Marsarets hospital en- Thurrday after
no p.
4 attlc excitement was caused on
rhursoat night By IRE in a f..
haiser's woodshea The FIRE depart
mcut was called and the Pre- was ex-
tnRmshod before much damage was
done
Airs Nav Kslman and Mrs. Alma
9ettier were shopping At Hammond en-
Friday.
Mrs &. n wallace "a chicago Il
VISITING with her sister Mrs Jos. ke-i-
man, and family
A voting machine arrived IN town
yesterday AFTERNOON which VIII be used
ai election NaV 2
Tho seniors 81 Dyer high school viii
give box social oct n az D N
a; Oyer high school Everybody wcl
Cglr.e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16
OF INTEREST TO FRANCE.

Mrs. Benedict lie Croix Ct Worcester, Mass. re-
GENTLY gave birth four children all boys
In six wears the couple had children the others be
ing three sets Of twins and Of tripets
Although birth reports of this kind would caus'
rejoicing in France. Arthur Brisbane is alarmed f@
fear they may become common in which case Tx
optmistcaIy predicts. the human viii engage 4.
continuous warfare to keep down the population
But Brisbane has no occasion to lose sleep. Ac
stasticans. the simultaneous birth fou
children occurs only one time in $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-16

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of Life IN safety. /
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