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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
KET PAR MOI c1P0 MATT.

Beregszaszr6l irjak: Nagysz6ll6s0n a
.seh hatar6rseg foltartoztatta. bar6
Nopcsa Ferenc magyar diplomatat, a
reparaci5s bizottsag deregalt tagjat. A
letart6ztatasrt ket par moi eip6 adott
okot. Nevetlenfalu hataraban a hatar-
rend6rseg tagjai megallapitottak hi
vatalos tnnkc6t teljesit6 bar6t es meg
vizsgaltak pod yyaszat, amelyben ket
par elegans n6i cip6t talaltak. Az ere
Ives financok mem akartak megengedni
hogy a diplomatic tovabb vihesse kis
n6i cip6ket vallalkoztak annak meg
6rzesere, mire. EFT valaszolta har6
Nopcsa. "Nem hagyhatom lit cipG.
'ket, felek, hogv ehopjak.' A finane
sertest latott ebben kijelentesben ;
exert nyomban intezkedett, hogy tar
t6ztassak lie es kiserjek Nagysz6ll6s-
re. Ez meg is tortent. A letart6ztatas-
r6l tudomast szereztek Pragaban is $
kiiliigyminiszterium tavirati uton
kert bocsanatot letart6ztatott dip
lomatat6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
REGI MAGYAR ASSZONYOK ES
LANYOK

A gazdalkolas es haziasszonykodas
mellett kezimunkaval foglalkoztak
szivesen es igyesen a regi magyar
asszonyok es kisasszonyok. A varras
mellett sz0iies- tomas kiilonosen az
arany- es eziistfonallal, selyemmel va
10 himzas volt nagy divatban mar
legregibb id6kt6l fogva. Maguk a XII
ralynek es legel6kel6bb f6- es ne
mes urak asszonyai jartak elol j6 pei
daval. A kiralyi udvarban, fouri kas-
telyokban, .nemesi kuriakban ugynef
vezett I" asszonyhazak Vat tahtottak,
ahol haz urn6i meg jobbagyleanyo-
kat is osszegyiijt0ttek $ oktatva 6ket,
egyiitt dolgoztak veluk. Scent Istvan
kiraly nejenek, Gizella kiralyasszony-
max is volt ilyen asszonyhaza Eszter-
gomban, Fehervarott es Veszpremben.
Ezekben els6sorban a kiraly altal ala
pitott egyhazak es kolostorok szama-
ra dolgoztak. TIT keszult a koronazasi
palast is, mely eredetileg a szekesfe-
hervari bazilika kauzulaja volt.
Mar az Arpad-kiralyok koraban Eu-
r6paszerte hires volt az ugynevezett
magyaroltes (point Hongrie). Az
Edda enek szerint, pannoniabeli
hum, lea1yz6k szep ,aranyos 0vekei
tudnak sz6ni, finom vaszonra himezve
szep, tarka szinieket, amt barba-
rok ruhajara varrnak . +. - Karoly
Robert k'raly neje, Erzsebet, szinten
Macy kedvvel foglalkozott egyhazi ru-
hak varrasaval Is himzesevel. A kr6-
nikas szerint "1329-ben Zach Felician
levagta a szentseges kiralyne Erzsebet
jobb kezenek negy ujjat, mely ujjaival
szamtalan egyhaznak kilonfele keszii-
lekeket varr es az oltaroknak IS pa
poknak draga barsony ekessegeket es
helyheket faradhatalanul kiild0z vala. -
Szokas volt. hogy f6rangu h0lgyek
serdiltebb leanyokat udvarukba TO-
gadtak, akiket "ulvari leanyaik'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04

pedig leterdel el6tte. A naszlako-
man, a melyet fatal asszony
keszit, 8 szolgalja XII ferjet es apo
sat meg any6sat 8 maga csak
akkor ehet, mikor az elobbiek
mar j6llaktak. A mint otthon;
edesanyjanak a cseledje volt, most
any6sanak a cseledje lesz egesz
eleteben. Regi csaladja mem is
t0r6dik t0bbe vele.
A kinai no csak egyszer mehet
ferjhez. Ha ferje meghal, a no
legf0lebb konkubinaja lehet egy
masodik ferfinak, t0rvenyes fe-
lesege soha t0bbe senkinek. Rend-
szerint azonban rakenyszeritik
ARA, hogy ferje halala utan on
gyilkos legyen. Megfelelnek a XII
mai no elnyomott helyzetenek a
t0rvenyes val6okok is: lopas. le-
derseg, termeketlenseg, engedet-
lenseg az anyossal szemben, fell
t6kenys6g, fecseges. Erdekes azon-
ban, = fejezte be el6adasat dr.
Lambertz = hogy Kinaban mem
t0bb valas mint Eur6paban.
noha a kinai no teljesen ferje on
kenyentol fiigg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
A KINAI N0K.

Legut0bb, genfi nemzetk0zl
nokongressZuson, nagy feltunest
keltett, hogy a kinai nok is kild
tex maguk k0zul kepviselot, ez-
uttal |els0izben, a kongresszusra
Ez azonban egyaltalan mem je-
lenti AIT, hogy kinai no oily
kulturfokon all, mint az europai.
A modern nomozgalom legfolebh
Macy kinai kik0tovarosokban
kezd fejledezni, hol sok az eu-
ropai ember. A birodalom belse
ieben azonban a kinai no meg
mindig az 6si hagyomanyoknak
megfelel6en el. DR.. Lembertz, a
kivalo nemet azsiai kutato, a XII
tizen0t evig cit Kinaban, erdekes
dolgokat mondott ell minap egy
stuttgart el0adasan a kinai n0k
helyzeterol.
.Kinaban $40 sincs a ferfi es no
egyenjogusagarol. A no a ferfi
robszolgaja es csak akkor jut Je
lent6seghez, ha fiugyermeket
s2iilt. XII a csalad letet es az
6s0k kultuszat folytatja, inert a
,kinai allan lalapja a csalad es
az 6s0k kultusza. Ha megkerdez-
ziik 'kinai lcsalh lhdapatol, hany
gyermeke van, csak fiait emliti.
A lalyokat kora ifjusagukt6l fog
va csak hazassagra nevelik.
ARA tanitjak oket, hogy vakon
engedelmeskedni0k kell jovend0
ferjiiknek, kit azonban mem a
no valaszt maganak. A ferfl csa-
ladja keres feleseget a fiunak.
A v6legeny sem latja menyasz-
szonyat az eskuvo el0tt. Szerelmi
hazassagokrol Kinaban tehat $40
sem lehet. Ha egy ferfi belesze-
ret egy lanyba, kit csaladJa
mem hajland6 megkerni a szama
ra, akkor legf0lebb konkubina-
tusra lephet vele t0rvenyes fele-
sege mellett. ICY aztan Kinaban,
bar hazassag hivatalosan mono
gam, gyakori poligamia.
Ha ferfi csaladjt kiszemelte
i0vend6 feleseget, eloszor is
hazassagi k0zvetitot kuld leany
csaladjahoz es elkeri pontos
sziiletesi adatokat a horoszkop
eeliaira. Azutan az almosk0nyv
alapjan kitiizik az eskiivo napjat
vegezetiil megadjak egymasnak
irasban a sziilSk beleegyezesuket
a hazasaghoz. Maid ajandekokat
kiildenek egymasnak es a vole-
geny hozomanyt ad menyasz-
SONY csaladjanak. Mindezek utan
elkiildi a v0legeny menyasz-
szonyert voros palakint "a gya-
loghint6t) es sziilei lakasaban
fogadja menyasszonyat. A v6le-
geny live marad,- a menyasszony
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-14
FACTS-NOT THEORIES

Clothes Tor fall will be 20 to 80 l-3 per cent higher
than they are to-day Hats viii be Is 30 per cent higher
Underwear 80 to so per cent hgher Shirts will be rs to
40 cent higher; 0vershoe Is to 40 per cent higher
and all other lines accordingly We are not guessing at
these prices We absolutely know they are authentic as
have bought all these lines for our store in Mound City,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-14
NOTICE!

Positively no credit to any
one, so please do not ask.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-14

Right now at the opening Of the spring season when
every merchant is and should be reapng profit his mer
chandse, we place our entire $40 100000 stock Of High
Grade CLOTHING, STETSON HATS, FURNISHINGS for
Men, Boys and Children at the mercy Of the public for 10
days at prices that will astound the entire community
Come and be convinced the huge crowds that will take
advantage Of these wonderful bargains.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-14
16 Days

Of the greatest value giving in
the history Of American bust
ness. Don't wait-call early,
as the tremendous sacrifice
that will be made will move
the goods quickly. Values
not considered, as the stock
must be closed out in l6 days.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-14

Stock up---buy enough to
last you two or three years.
They are going higher every
day. ',s4,s.s."s "-~fs.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-14
MOVING TO KANSAS CITY

!, $2O,OOO.OO stock of the worlds best
of Clothing, Shoes, Stetson Hats, Wilson Bros.
nishing Goods for Men, Young Men and Boys to
attributed among good people of Holt and adjoining
much less than actual manufacture in 16 days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

NORFOLK, Va, March s.-The ten
minute bride" will shortly go on trial
here for killing her husband, Gordon
Cumming.
The defense Will stress the claim that
Cumming. who married her under a
ten minute" agreement 10 give their
baby name. threatened to take the
child away from her.
Cumming met Mittie Jester in her
fathers hsh shop In Hampton Roads
a dozen years ago.
Four years after they met she was
the mother Of q boy. She christened
him Kenneth.
Cumming was a leading lawyer Of the
state
Then came his divorce and Mittie Jes-
ter turned to him and begged him to
give name TO the baby she loved. She
signed an agreement that their wed
ding would be in name only and would
last ten minutes exactly. He gave her
s. a week
Cumming was nearly 20. He was twice
in the state assembly and his eyes were
toward the governors chair.
Mrs Cumming viii contend that when
be threatened to take the child away
from her II she didn't stop bothering
him. she was driven into frenzy which
caused her to shoot him. AS he fell.
she knelt by his side crying her love
for him and beggiDg him net to die.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
TWO HOLDUPS
BEAT DRUGGIST
Sister Witnesses Fight Over
Contents of Cash Register.

Police today are running down clevs
that may lead to the capture Of two hold
up men who attacked and robbed William
Rossiter, in his drug store at 442s East
Washington street. last night
This robbery, one of three drug store
burglaries committed in the last forty
eight hours, was one Of the boldest re-
Gently recorded.
Rossiter had Just removed the cash
from his cash register and was prepar-
ing TO close the store when the robbers
entered. In the store were Miss Hazel
Rossiter, sister of the druggist, and
Harold Cunningham, 92S Tecumseh
street. Rossiter had left about $40 in
the cash drawer as change for the clerk
tho would open the store in the morning
The bandits had been in the store sew
eral times before, the police were told
and Rossiter was suspicious OF them. He
walked TO the door TO lock IL when one
of the men covered him with revolver
and hold him that he had better not dra1
3 gun.
The druggist, however took the gun
from his pocket and attempted to shoot
the holdup man, but the automatic failed
to work. Rossiter was beaten on the
head and tee druggist and his weapon
feil. The other stranger removed the
cash and covered Miss Rossiter and Gun
bingham with a revolver. Miss Rossite1
screamed until the robbers ran from the
store. taking Rossiter's gun Sersts
Sandman and squad of policemen
we're sent to the scene
William Hill, negro, 9O3 North Senate
avenue. is held in the detention ward a.
the City hospital, It being alleged he is
The burglar who entered Persons drug
store, Illinois and New York streets. sun
Gay morning. The police say the pecu.
liarity Of his footprints in the snow en-.
abled them to trace him two miles
When the emergency squad reached the
Pierson drug store Percy White, living
at the Y. NJ c. A, pointed to a negro
walking south on Illinois street as the
man who had been seen coming out OF
The store. When Emergency Driver Leeth
and Motor Policeman Dalton, who re-
maiRed in the emergency auto, stopped
the car near the negro, Hill started tu
ran and turned into Indiana avenue The
police opened fire, and the alleged bur
glar lodged through alleys and streets
but was arrested in his room on North
Senate avenue. He was slightly wounded
When c. C. Gaussin druggist, 1901
West Morris street, opened his store to-
day he found that burglars had been
there during the night taking only box
of cigars.
Burglars entered the Acme Rubber
Company's store, 357 North Illinois
stregtrearly today, The police wers told
that 81 was missing from the cash regis
ter
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
REDS REFUSED
AT TWO POINTS
Thrown Back by Roumanians
and Poles, London Says.

LONDON, March s.-Accordirg to Cen
trail News dispatches received today from
Copenhagen and Berlin, Russian soviet
armies have opened offensives against
both Roumania and Poland.
The Central News correspondent ut
Copenhagen reported that 10000 Rus
slams had crossed the Dneister river but
were defeated by the Roumanians.
Another Central News dispatch from
Berlin said that the Russians attacked
the Poles north and south Of the Pripet
ma rshes but were repulsed with heavy
loss.
Gen. Ludendortf is still in Berlin and
has not gone to Russia with a large
staff, as was reported several days age
from Helsingfors, according to an Tx
change Telegraph dispatch from Berlin
today
Communications with Berlin and Rus
sia are open, as Russian commission
has Just arrived in the German capital
10 negotiate a resumption of trade reia
tious
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
PROBE OF NAVY
TO BEGIN SOON
Senators to Sift Charges of
Inefficiency.

WASHINGTON. March s.-Investigs-
ton Of charges Of ineficiency and lack
Of cooperation in the conduct of the
navy during the war will begin short
~, according to plans being laid to-
day by the subcommittee of the senate
naval affairs committee which has been
conducting a probe of the medal awards
made by the navy department.
The investigation. like that Of the
medal awards, viii center around charges
made by Admiral Sims.
Publication today of the subcommit-
tees report on the investigation of naval
medal awards in which republican mem
bers supported the views of Admiral
Sims that awards were not properly
granted and in which democratic mem
bers defended the awards made by Sec
rotary Daniels, brought little surprise
TO official Washington.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
The Automobile

Show begins today-The event
will be an education in itself,
portraying the niceties of motor
craft.
The Automobile industry makes
our own Indianapolis the
second in total output Of cara.
FIRST in output Of high priced
cars-Rather nice distinction,
ehf
Ever stop 70 think that this
industry is largely responsible
for Indianapolis stretching her
arms in every direction, farther
and farther into the suburban
districts each yeari
BUT, people don't have to pos
sess an auto to enjoy the pleas
ures connected with suburban
life-LNTERURBAN transpor-
tation cuts vital figure
One nice thing about ALL our
BABY FARMS Suburban
tracts) is-they ALWAYS
accessible by direct auto routes
and located right at the trsc-
ton stop. Take STERLING
FARMS, for instance, it lays
just off the National road, right
at the traction stop. Call US
for details-Do il NOW.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Pharmacy Board
Grants Licenses

The state board of pharmacy. today
Announced the following successful APP
plicants for registration as pharmacists
as n result Of the January examination
Full Registered Pharmacists-Ksther-
Inc Ashby, Petersburg; Charles +. Ba-
ker, Indianapolis: Ira Fl. Barker. Leb-
anon Sister NJ. Beatrix. Lafayette; FL
lin VI. Brenaman, Fl. Wayne; Fred p.
Carter, Sheridan; Archie y. Childers
Garrett; Joseph G. Coffee. TT. Wayne;
Elmer r. Collins. New Haven; Raymond
.. Colver. indianapolis; Lester Deick-
mann, indianapolis Louis II. Dix, Edin-
burg: Lawrence b. Dugan, Indianapolis
Audrid Fleenor, Greenwood; Reuel b.
Hancock. French Lick; Wilbur J. Hell
merich, Indianapolis; Clarence c. Hill
Indianapolis: Paul Hoover. Clinton
George J. Jones. Pendlaton; Paul w.
King, Indianapolis; Raymond c. Kohne,
Decatur; Robert Kress. TT. Wayne
Raymond c. Kunz. Indianapolis; Zig
mund s. KowaIski, East Chicago; John
A. Maecher. indianapolis: Donald Nett
Ter, Muncie; Sheldon Moore, Middletown
Lloyd W. Rinehart. Oakland City; Err
ges. Indianapolis; Chsuncey VI. Smith,
Owensville: Walter Woods, Terre Haute.
and Paul L. Wysnd, Indianapolis.
Assistant Registered Pharmacists
Howard f. Grouse. Elwood A. Wayne
Eubank, ianapolls; D. Luther Everts,
vincennes; Carl r, Gentry. Greensburg
Emmett A. Holland, vincennes; Idzl F.
Kobylanski. Gary Edward ]. Mounier
Jr., Indianapolis; Mrs. Ionic L. Strole,
Terre Haute; Lawrence Vaudeville
Mishawaka.
The following were given asssistant
licenses on fun registered examination
Gerald Denton. Marion; John W. Good.
Huntington; WQlter Moore. West Baden
Frank A. Roessly, Indianapolis George
w. Wolf. Marion: Harry +. Zemer, Shell
byvilie.
-Four Sevens Flour--GIOss brenner's.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Legion Posts Plan
Attractive Meetings

Two important meetings Of local posts
Of the American legion will be held to-
night
Capt. E, H. Lochner, special agent OF
the department Of justice. will address
the Robert E. Remington post No. "a at
Castle Hall. Capt. Locher was with the
Russian armies before the big collapse
and later with the Italian armies when
the Germans began their propaganda CRU
SADIE in that country.
Ed Jackson, secretary Of state. will he
the principal speaker at Joint dinner
to be given Mt the Central Avenue NJ! e
church by the Osric Mills Watkins posi-
and the ST.. Mihiel post of the American
81, tO.i.
Mr.. Jackson, formerly a major Of IN
fantry, win speak on THE Future Of tbs
American Legion"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Steps in Front of
Fast Train; May Die

Clarence E. Williams "a, of 1918 Olive
street. is In a critical condition today
az St Vincent's hospital.
Williams. a yard conductor employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
stepped in front of an inbound Penn
sylvania passenger train at state avenue
yesterday afternoon and received serious
injuries to his head and back Serg..
Houston investigated and called an am
hulancc Williams walked from behind
. freight car directly Ia the path of the
:ast passenger.
John Curtis, "a, Of 1896 Brookslde ave-
nue.. was slightly injured when he fell
while attempting TO get onto street car
Mt Massachusetts, avenue and New Ter
sey street. PAtrolman Icenogle reported
that the car was on it's way to the barns
and did not stop, but that Curtis Mt
tempted to board it
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Butler Student in
Contest Is Third

r. Melvin Thompson Of Butter college
was given third place instead OF fourth
after a correction was made In the
official scoring Of the points made by
the judges OF the state intercollegiate
oratorical contest held at Franklin OH
Feb. q last.
Paul r. Conaghsr Of Notre Dame uni
versity IN fourth place instead of third.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Mark TWGin's Home
to Be RemOdeLed

HARTFORD Conn. March 3. TLe
old home OF Mark Twain here IS to
be remcdeled into kitchenette apart
ments aud alongside of ii will be
erected an Immense apartment build
ing The residence in which the an
thor Of Tom Sawyer and "Huckle-
berry Finn" lived for many years IS
now used as q schoOlhouse, but with
expiration Of the lease next yeas IL
will be altered TO provide for several
families. The property consists Of
eight acres.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
AGED 1872, FIGHTS
FOR SON ONLY s
Worlds Oldest Man Uses Gun
to Force Surrender.

LEXINGTON, KY, March 1s.-Uncle
John Shell, 132 years old, said to be the
Oldest man in the world. is widower
for the fourth time. His 30 year old
wife died recently.
After the funeral services, George
Chappell, 70 year old father-in-law Of
Shell. apparently thinking his aged SON
in-law unable to care for his 6-year- old
SON. took the child away.
Shell protested in vain. After securing
his fintlock rife, he went in pursuit
uyertaking Chappell, he forced him at
the point of the gun to surrender the
child, whom he took back to bis home.
Neighbors are caring for the aged man
and his son.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Indiana K. C.. HOnOrs
Deery at Election

Newly elected officers Of the Indiana
assembly Of fourth degree Knights of
Columbus have been named as follows:
Earl s. Dickens, South Bend faithful
master; James E. Deery, Indianapolis.
faithful captain; Frank Toepp, South
Bend. faithful controller; f. J. Remmert,
FIT. Wayne, faithful admiral; Frank S.
Whitcomb, Sheibyvile faithful pilot; +.
J. Tighe. New Albany, intide sentinel,
and R. J. Macarthur, Vincennes, outside
sentinel
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Virginia Hotel Fire
Causes Million Loss

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. March s.-The
Chamberlain hotel here is a smouldering
ruin today. as the result of fire Of mys-
terious origin which broke out late yes
terday. The loss was estimated at more
than $1,0GOOO0.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
9n0jatla qailn dunes
California Goods
Lay Off VdDiping

LONG BEACH, Cal, March s.--Co-
eds of the high schools here have
formed an "anti-vamp" society, to
end the practice of squeezing boys
heart dry and returning It to him in
that condition.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

-Four sevens FIour-GIOssbrenne
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Firemen Save Lives
in Anderson Fire
Special to The Times.

ANDERSON, Ind, March s.-A number
of persons living in the Miller apart
ments had narrow escapes from death IN
a fire which broke out in the building
early today. Firemen carried several
women and children down ladders.
The FIRE caused damage estimated al
$4,000 -Four families lived in the build
ing. The Stein & Canadsy Furniture
Company, on the hrst floor. suffered
about 5000 loss
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Poison Victim Will
Not Die, Say Doctors

Oscar Henderson, 2s. OF 114s North
Capitol avenue, will recover from poison
taken yesterday. physicians at the City
hospital say. They report his condition
today IS not serious. The police say the
poison was taken with suicidal intent,
but they were unable 10 learn why Ten
derson wanted TO end bis life.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-27

NJ INlEl IL MN -ttEScn AJfS.N
THE STATE OF INDIANA. lake
COUNTY ~ THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT MARCH TERN. 1920.
CHARLES HENRY VS.. MARY
HENRY CAUSE No I9204 ACTION
TO DIVORCE
Now comes the Plaintiff by E. g..
Sproat. his attorney. and files his COM
plant herein. together with an affidavit
of competent person showing that the
defendant. Mary Henry. is not 2 resi-
dent of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency Of said action
and that the same viii stand for trial
at the next term of said Court. and that
unless she appear and answer or demur
therein. al the calling Of said cause. on
the 21st day Of June. A n. 1920. the
same being the 37th day Of The next
term of said Court 70 be begun and held
in the Court House. Room 2. at Ham
mond. in said County and State. on
the 2nd Monday OF May a. d. 1920
said action will be heard and determined
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTED-By young lady.
as typist or biller: years experience.
Write A96. Times. Hammond, 4-26-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-27

Jlu jitsu is supposed to come rom
Japan, but an art of self-defense viz
tually Identical with il was taught in
Europe during the seventeenth CEN
fury It's principles are expounded in
q book by one Nicholas Peters. pub
lished at Amsterdam in 1914, which
bears the long explanatory title; The
Art Of Wrestling and how one can
protect oneself in all kinds OF quarreis
that may occur; how one can with
agility and rapidly repel all unfair
attacks, and meet ones adversary with
science"