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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19
AMBASSADORS SONS WILL
BECOME JAPANESE SUBJECTS

NBy AsSocIated PresS)
TOXIC, June 19-Edwin and James,
the two sons of Edwin Dun, former
United States Minister to Japan, have
taken out naturalization papers as
Japanese subjects. Their father mar.
ried Japanese woman.
The two sons will go to Ohio, Edwin
Dun's native state to pursue their
education and later return to Japan for
their business career.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19

"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" is genu-
1ne Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only al IN
broken 'Bayer package" which con-
tains proper directions to relieve
Headache. Toothache, Earache, Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Colds and Pain.
Handy tin boxes OF II tablets cost few
cents. Druggists also sell larger
"Bayer packages" Aspirin is trade
mark Bayer Manufacture Monoacetic-
acidester of Salicylicacid.-Adve
ment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19

The antennae OF the wireless sta
ton in the cathedral of Florence,
Italy, are entirely within the building.
yet work satisfactorily.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19

county by the state this year. The money is
there. Taxpayers have the right to insist that
the road be repaired effectively and at once.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19

exclusively entitled to the use
republication dispatches credited to 1T or
not n and also the local
published All rights of republication OF spe
hes reserved.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-19

In England 1t is customary to pre-
sent each pall-bearer with a pair of
gloves.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-14

! avenue entertained large number Of
their friends from here and out OF
town at their home Monday evening.
The Ladies Aid OF the Lutheran
church are making great preparations
for bazaar and bake sale to DO given
in the near future.
Mrs. Terry OF Ellwood Ill. is VISIT
ing at the Robert Turley home on
Lincoln avenue for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Shillinger who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. George Bader
oil Myrtle avenue for several weeks.
left Monday for ST. Louis where she
will visit friends and relatives. after
which she viii return to her home in
Birmingham Ala.
Miss Celia Esgers Of Lake avenue
was the guest OF Miss Elsie PERI OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-14

East Side on Monday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Rinesperger Of
Myrtle avenue Is reported on the sick
list.
Mrs. H. Dulcet of Reese avenue is
visiting relatives in Harvey Ill. for a
few days
Mrs. II. T. Golding OF Myrtle avenue
was visitor in Hammond wednesday.
A son was born on Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. A. u. Jonson OF Atchison ave-
nue..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-14
ROBERTSDALE

Mrs r. Atchison and Mrs. r. Bum
Earten viii be hostesses at the Ladies
.iable class which win meet at the
A'chison homo on Lake avenue this
evening. All members are urged to at
tend.
Mrs. Mathew Flick of East Side
visited her sister. Mrs. c. Miller OF
Myrtle avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Stress OF Lake avenue
and AIRS. Carl Buehler OF Forsyth were
business visitors in Chicago Tuesday.
NJ. and Mrs. Carl Holstrom OF Lake
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-14

Better call Up The Times and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you Il be sure it will
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-14

Outfit No as illustrated consists of genuine Simmons Bur
nished Steel Tube Bed walnut Vemis Marten finish either
with Colonial or upright posts plain brass trimmed Guar
anteed for life The Enterprise Bed Co. of Hammond made
the Springs all steel tube with fine steel helca springs
each end link top makes sagess and sanitary. Guaran
teed for twenty years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-14

Hammond Bedding Co.'S extra fine Felt Combination Mat
tress made with the Imperial rolled edge extra heavy
stuffed ticking and is far better than the so-caed felt mat
rcss The outfit sells regularly for $o245 Extra special
for Friday only complete s3995 $595 cash. 81 monthly
The evening world., 1920-11-30

sioner Of Transportation" for eur.
n!shing him with 40 automobile.
Police Commissioner Bugher re-
fused to appoint him Il Deputy Com
IA ssioner at Mayor Hylan's request,
and this was given as one OF the rca-
sons for MI Bughcrs prompt reslg-
nation The lawyer was appointed 70
bis present position on April 5, 1873
Mayor HNlan having had him previ-
ously under consideration Tor a Mag
istrdcy.
During the war Solovei claimed ex-
Gmption from the draft on the ground
that he supported his parents. He
vas placed In the deferred classifica-
ton until il was discovered that his
parents were in comfortable circum-
stances. when he was returned to
Glass NO. !, soon afler which he en-
listed in the Naval Reserve. He
drew $50 a month as clerk in the
Reserve, the difference between which
ana his pay as Assistant Corpora lion
Counsel was made gdbd by the city
Allen Black, wholesale liquor
dealer at Gold and Hillary Streets.
Brooklyn. was arrested to-day,
charged with having in his possession
fraudulent liquor permits.
lie was later charged with con-
spiracy to sell Liquor without proper
permits and with procuring fac
simile of the red rubber stamps bear
ing the signature OF Charles r.
OConnor. United states District
Attorney Ross OF Brooklyn said that
| Black was closely connected with the
| Gross brothers. He was held by
United States Commissioner Rasquin
| of Brooklyn in $1,000 bail
The evening world., 1920-11-30

some days ago informed the revenue
authorities that he had an order TO
reproduce on special rubber stamps
the signatures Of Charles K. O'Con-
nor in charge Of Withdrawal permits;
Julius e. Sternlan. Prohibition Di-
rector OF Connecticut and the initials
"B H." which carry, the q. X OF
Stcrnlun's secretary When the man
ufacturcr delivered the stamps to a
retail dealer in l2jth street, revenue
Agent Scih went with him, and when
Ben Gross called for them Yesterday
afternoon Scib placed him under ar
rest
Ben, according 10 Seib. telephoned
for his brother Albert, who met him
and Seib in Park Row, bringing Solo
vel with him. Then, Serb says, they
adjourned to Fifth Avenue bank,
whore some money was drawn. solo
vel. in the mean time pleading with
the agent not to arrest Albert Gross
and to let his brother go. They went
to a cafe at Centre and Lafayette
Streets, where Seib says Solovei
handed him five 800 bills Then he
arrested the lawyer. as well as Albert
Gross. .
Solovei declares that his arrest $ a
frame up" and that he has no fear
Of the consequences. The LAWYER
first came into prominence during
Mayor Hylan's campaign. when Mr..
ilylan dubbed him my Commits
The evening world., 1920-11-30
ATTEMPT TO BRIBE
CHARGED AGAINST
LAWYER FOR CITY
j. A. Soloyei Assistant Cor.
poration Counsel, Friend of
Hylan, Accused.

Revenue agents this morning dis
closed the steps which led to the ar
rest Of Benjamin and Albert Gross,
Garden city real estate dealers.
charged with coUnterfeiting liquor
withdrawal permits, in connection
with which 1t is alleged that Joseph
A, Solovei, specific protege of Mayor
Hylan, and Assistant Corporation
Counsel in charge OF the Brooklyn
Bureau OF Street Openings, attempted
10 brlbe Special Revenue Agent
Frank l.. Seib Solovei was arrested
for bribery and is out on $500 bail
A manufacturer of rubber stamps
The evening world., 1920-11-30
ARRESTED IN AUTO ROBBERY
"spotIess TOwn" BurEIHr whoi
saved Brother Again Tn Trouble.

saved Brother AEain en- Trouble.
Charles Rick1efs. No. 20 Elton street,
was arrested to-day in connection with
the robbery Of Harry Hamm. No. 2iet
Fulton street, Brooklyn. on June IS,
when Hamm was dragged into an gu.
tomobile. robbed Of $1,000 cash and an
$500 ring. and then was thrown from
the machine.
Hsmm recently identified a ring worn
by Charles Nevln. chemist. No. 3le
wynona street, as the one taken from
him. Nevin was detained pending ex-
PLANTATION Of his possession Of the ring.
Ricklefs, according to the police, served
two and one-half years in Sing Sing as
the "Spotless Town" burglar. who sew
aral years ago confessed in court 20
clear his brother John. who was held
for the burglary. John, as an old Of
fender. faced life imprisonment. the po-
lice say, and his brothers confession
won his liberty
The evening world., 1920-11-30

slayer Of MRderO shoots Himself.
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala. Nov.
2s. 7-Francisco Cardenas. former Cen
eral in the Mexican Army and accused
OF the assassination OF President Fran
CISCO Madero in February. 1913. when
surrounded at Madrugada by soldiers
ordered to capture him Rred two bullets
through his head. inflctng fatal In
iuries.
The evening world., 1920-11-30

Immediately after "Danderine" massage,
your hair takes on new life lushe and won
drous beauty appearing twice as heavy and
plentiful, because each hair seems to fluff and
thicken Don't let your hair stay lifcless color
less plain or scraggy You, too, want lots
The evening world., 1920-11-30

BsrnsI dsrlls LLOJ ~.
Bound BrookE Smith Elec, Co.
10 Maiden Lane,
Clinton--E1ton 4 Alpsugh,
Ai Zee. Co.. s65 d 54sa1 s. Sa''
EiIab5th-Elizabeth Elec. supply Co
Elil!beth- Scott, Robert C"
Freehold MoH%ouis Lighting Co,
HachettStOWn-H ofmann. W. A.
Hacketty oWn-Iohnson, r. c.
HightstoWn-Dey. ]. Ely.
Ho69Een~PsttberS. Theodore a..
g23 Washington st.
lrHnStOn-Baab Electric Shop.
1908 Springfield Ave,
jersey City-hOgan a Moran,
Journal square Bldg
Jersey City-JoneS, b. r.,
9l5 Jacksnn Ave.
Jersey City--MoEet, h.
10 Ocean Ave.
Kel pOu-lIll, y. d..
Church and John StS.
N6WarL-Bunlb0rEer. h., a Co
NI.waTs Berl'tnmeir a Kuhn 70
SOS Clinton Ave,
Nswark--(l ar,. Arthur G..
81 Bank st.
Ntwark-Dlvi5 Eleo Co.
IS Central Ave
Newark -FPldmau. ICuls.
tB5 Orange 81
NeWArk--Hahne 4 Co
Neyart-Janoneau a Co. VIA. H..
-
Newark Wilson, Elmer D..
.l2 Clinton ave.
New BI4uswiCk--MAngin. J..
l43 Albany ST.
New EruuV lex Victor Electric CO
Ntgton-ilf, John.
Worm rI4luiia!u-. lInusse's S0n,
C., W, 90 Vine ST..
perth Amboy Kelley & McAlndsn c.,
a smith 81.
Plalnneld-Elsc. Gas 4 Appliance Co.
l.0 Dep 81.
Poa' Pleasant Sharp, Anurrw g.
RAILWAY Hoffman. Geo B..
100 Irving ~.
nd Hank Saunders Elsc shop.
Is Brood st.
SslbhEh,-Mshonsy 4 Harvey
80 urIVille- Smith Electric Co,
% West Main 81.
Sgrnnit--Rivrrs. r. H..
20 Mapls st.
summit N0ughl ". A..
10 BlaclWoOd Road
ln.On Hill Ammann. Emil.
4Ob BurEenline Ave.
W-Vfrld hilrr's Sons. n g..
wost New Yofi-Round Oak H,I,iAI
Co, $50 BcrEenline Ave
CONNECTICUT
Bridesp0rt-- AbCrTomhis Beck Flee Ca
NOrWalk Cullen. Y. NJ.
.amfOrd-FairbInks Eleo, Co
The evening world., 1920-11-30

Rockville Centre Littlsfieid- AlEeF
Elec. Co.. 2iS Merrick Rid.
sou,hsmpton-Adolp Guild 4 Sons
Woodhsyen- Hartmann. Emil
1908 Jamaica Ave.
Woodhaven- -Fredericks, d. S.,
96lS jamaica Ave.
STATEN ISLAND.
Great kills roWeT IL. s.
Primers Ray--Schn,ider. ID. W
81 WOodVale Ave.
g. George-Richmond Light
TonpdnsSiiio-Bsrloy. t. F.
NEW YORK STATE.
Central YaIley-Lohman, Chas. q. A.
HayersiTaW-The Bee Hive,
New Main Street.
Hlghlands-SsamA walter z,
Larchmont--LArchmont Elec. Co..
% Boston Road
Mamaroneck-Holzer, J. j.,
81 Boston Post Road.
Middletown--N orthTop, r. {.
hontleelO-hurray Electric hSat
Mount Vernon-Dswson 4 Co..
VIM. a.. 81 Prospect Ave,
NSTourgh-Cen'Isi Hudson Gas =
MISUNDERSTANDING Electric Co.
$40 Water Street,
New Rochene-AppliAneo DiEtributiAG
AOtpsf so MAN ~
New Rochelle--CunlOn. Thomas J.,
10 Division St.
New ROehelle-WGrs Corp. Howard r..
275 Main 81.
MACK scAnackenbuTs Co. Ino.. a.
A. 20 Main 81,
Pieassntville- Marshall a Co., W II.
Fort JeTyis-Inwengen, l., g..
40 I'iks 81.
PcaghkesPsle-Csntrsi Hudson Gas =
EleC. Co.
TsrptoVn--I, Livingston. IS Main S..
WAlden-Williams Co, n. R.
White Plains Fowler A Suiets Co..
SO Main ST..
WDite Plains WestchesteT Elee. supply
Co., i06 Main 81,
IonkeTs-Fslsch 4 KaAtl,
Is Dock 81.
Ionhers-. w, colchester Elsc, EQUIP Co,
"A Main 81.
YnnLers-N OnkeTs EleC light and
Power Co. 0 Manor House So
NEW JERSEY.
Allentown 90 Nelson. ChaL
Asbuy paTk--Nan Dyke Elsc c..
So Goodman Ave.
BAyonne-BayO Elec, Co.,
663 Broadway.
BAyonne-Glohe Electric Co.
zoe BToadWAy.
Cayenne LAwleT Bros
go Broadway.
The evening world., 1920-11-30
VIEW YORK CITY

VIEW YORK CITY
AGams, Flanagan Co..
80 Ave. and l50th 81
Amsterdam Lighting FIJI Nov c.
T8 W, l2d 81.
Bramhsn-Dean Co..
26l W. seth 81.
Drummer. ChaA.
sS6 Columbus Ave.
Chain Electric Co. lnO
llcl 81. Nicholas Ave.
CCncoarSs Elec. Shop.
Commodore COncOurbs.
nr. Lexington Ave,
pslehAut Elec. Co. !. r..
ia W. 45d 81.
2490 Broadway.
DTeyfuSs 4 Co. p. NJ,
1852 Chambers St.
p 3. Electric Co.
II W. Burnside AUA.
Howard, A H.,
l15 W. A0th ~.
KallOsg 4 heTtins.
GIs Madison Ave.
ls4gls & Company, leo.
1850 Webster Ave-. BronI. n. I.
Lord & Taylor,
5:h Ave and sstA 81.
blciresTy. James a Co.
5ih Ave. and 54th 81
Morrison Elec, Supply Co.
IS q. Goth 81.
\. y. Edison Co..
18Th 81 and IrnnG PiLcS
i24 w. t2d st.
Oswald JOAN.
7se 9Th Ave,
sysnSOn. H r..
1875 Jerome Ava
Vacuum Cleaner specially o..
lu W. asa St.
il0 w a4th st.
Walsh ElectTio BuDply o..
27B Madison Ave.
waite D0nnGlly Co,
i47 y. eSth g..
BROOKLYE
Approval Flea %.
ll0I t4th 81.
BGIteFmAn 4 Co, H.
Broadway and FluahinT AEa
Bilinnon. Arthur y.
TlS Avenue n.
BishOp 4 Co. H H.,
1894 Fulton g.
EiseubeIg BTOa.
1895 broadway.
Eleo.. Necessities shop.
IFS RoEarB Ave
England, ChAl B.,
904i Church Ave
FlAtbulh App. Co,
go Flatbush Ave
FTInEfort Electric Co.
tlIB 18th Ave.
Gas Electric Appliance Co.
1907 FlAtbush Ave.
Household Elee. Service Co..
1909 "a Ave
5A02 6th Ave,
Joyce. Robert g.,
asa Kings Highway
The evening world., 1920-11-30

KoTbor. A.,
~ Hanson Place
kron n ABBOTT Elec. Co.,
5l7 Coney lsland Ave.
Meyers. Alfred g.,
1858 Kings Highway.
Morris Lighting Fixture Co.
no FlatbusR ave-,
Musaus, Marcus.
58Ig New Utrecht Ave
Namm 4 SOU. A l..
1909 s6th St.
schmidt, q. F.,
sle Union ST
6chwArz. Inc, loan A.,
SIS Broadway.
Shellas a Chestnut.
Broadway and Greene Ava
sylo Lighting Fixture Co.
lG6 FlAtbuah Ave.
55OT 9th Ave.
Vacuum Cleaning Specially Co,
4l2 Fulton st,
Nanderbeck @. n.
Il Lafayette Ave.
Walker Flee. Co.
no Bedford Ave.
WeideTman Flee Co., Inc.
i9l FlAtbush Ave.
Wangenwroth. I'd,
ills Flatbush Ave,
LONG ISLAND
Babyion II. A.. Maln g.
Bay ShoFe--WtckB, Harry !.
bAT ROckHwAy---h ttleflrld -AlgeF klee-
Co., 34l Central Ave.
Far ROChaWRy-,QueCn shoTough Gas
Elee. Corp. 347 Central Ave.
F.ushing F, L.,
l6 Locust st.
Flushing -Hshnrr a Bracken.
10 Jamaica Ave,
port--Maue rsbergeF 4 Stone.
IL Sou'h Main st.
Glen COye--GeissleT. Geo
Great Neck Gregory, l.. j..
Middle Neck Road.
HempEead-Bangert, Vim. A..
EOS Fulton st.
Hunting tOn-Buffolk Elec Co..
Willets Bldg
Amaica-BAngoFt. VIM, A.
2W Fulton st.
JamAica-- Atileiisld-Alge Eleo o..
50 Union Hall 81.
Jamalca--L. !. Elec. Service Co.
Sutphin Bouleraii.
Long Island Cily-N. y. = Queens
Elec IL. \ Power Co. Bridge Plaza
MihsOla-UnBer. Fred, Jr
oyster Bay-Coombs & Oliver.
Audrey Ave.
Port wlshington-COcks. Geo..
100 Main St
Qleens-BeedoTf. Chaa
Richmond Hill--Niever. Martin A..
lr,. u Co. $40 PaFk St
Richmond Hill--Simon. Ike
ll2l0 Jamaica Ave,
RockAWay srk-Ahrams. ]. A.,
2l3 Beach ll6th Street.
The evening world., 1920-11-30

Rockville Centre Littlsfieid -AlEeF
Elec. Co., 243 Merrtck Rid.
southsmpton-Adol Guild 4 Sons
WOodhaven Hartmann. Emil
1908 Jamaica Ave.
WoOdhaven--F redericks, d. s.,
96ls jamaica Ave.
The evening world., 1920-11-30

Of long, strong hair, glistening with beauty.
A 3S-cent bottle of delightful "Danderine"
frcshens your scalp, checks dandrf and falling
hair. This stimulating "beauty-tonic" gives to
Thin dull, fading hair that youthful brightness
and abundant thicknesS-Al Drug Countersi
The evening world., 1920-11-30


Machine is the nearest mechanical APP
proach to the natural principle of careful
hand washing.
The two vacuum cups take the place of two
human hands, driving soapy water by air pres
sure through the mesh of the garments and on
the up stroke sucking it back through the fabric
at the rate of sixty times per minute. Before
starting on the down stroke they take different
position, that the air pressure and suction
reaches all the clothes in the round copper tank.
The EASY" is simple in construction; anyone
can understand and operate it. 1t has capacity
for large or small washingS-occupieS small floor
space. 1t is readily loaded and unloaded and
will do the heavy washing blankets and
woolens, leaving them soft and pleasant to the
touch and will wash with equal success the
daintiest laces, the Sheerest fabrics, without
damage, wear or tear. All mechanism, includ-
ing sturdy G. E. motor, is suspended from an
iron base under the round copper tank. The
three legs are fitted with swivel castors, and
with little effort the machine may be moved
from place to place. 1t is fitted with swinging
electric wringer, and with gas heater if de-
sired, to heat the water to any desired
temperature
Any dealer in the following list will be
glad to give you free demonstration
with your next washing in your own
home. Write or phone there is no
obligation.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26

kept clean, while she was then
standing in pile of dirt and rub
bish. The temple of justice is a
building that all Granger County
people should be proud of. 1t at
tracts the attention of strangers
passing and it is a really magni-
ficent structure. But it should
have better care. To make the
floor of such a building the de-
pository for cigar and cigarette
stubs, guilds of tobacco and gener-
al rubbish is disgrace. Dirt
from the shoes of men dead ten
years ago, may yet be found on
the floor. Under the stoves may be
found clay from the shoea of W.,
men who have been dead so long
that their husbands have remar-
ried, been divorced and married
again. Not only is such a con
dition bad to lock upon, but it is
unsanitatry, and if there is not
something done pretty soon, the
board of health will be compelled
to condemn the building. Condi-
tions are not only ugly and unsan-
itaary, but there is danger of fire.
Lighted cigars and cigarette (peo-
pie jus: will be careless) thrown
on the rubbish will sooner or later
burn the building. The court
house should be cared for.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26
While general spring cleaning is

While general spring cleaning is
going on, it would be a good time
and entirely fitting to give the
court house an internal bath,
wouldn't it? Some time ago, Il
lady was here in the interest of
public health. She spoke in the
court house, and said some good
things. In her remarks she en-
phasized the fact that all build
ings both public and private, from
a hygienic standpoint, should be
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26
FATTEN FOWLS FOR MARKET
Poultry WIN Sell for Higher Price Per
Pound Because of Increase
in Weight.

IF any stock is to be sent 70 market
hc sure that it is fattcned we'll before
1t is shipped. 1t will pay to do this
because the poultry will sell for a
higher price per pound and 1t will
weigh more.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26

The large Increase in population
of cites Is not an encouraging
sign. When the people come back
to the farms and produce more
stuff real prosperity will be in
evidence.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26

We hear much criticism for the
fe low who pyas twenty bucks for
a silk shirt, but never a word for
the poor sucker who pays that
much for a half gallon of moon
shine licker.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26

Col. Ben Haynes of the ClaI-
borne Progress remarks thusly:
First District Republicans hay
VIII Taylor Sells" too much. But
what d'ya mean, Ben?
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26
COVER WINDOW WITH BURLAP
rIost Excellent Plan to Keep Out
Wind at Night While Fowls
Are Roasting.

II the poultry house is narrow 40
thai he wind blows in through the
open windows on The fowls on the
r0oSt, put a piece of buriap over the
open space at night, but Ito not close
the windows until the weather gets
cold.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26

So far no one has ONE forward
with a proposition to give or sell
enough land on which to erect a
high school building at Rutledge.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26

The Socialists have nominated
Eugene V. Dcbs for president
again. In the event of election
the National Capitol will necessar
lily have to be movde to the FedeY-
al Prison at Atlanta. Mr.. De6s
seems to have permanently loca-
ted in that city.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26

Read the News. 1t will keep you
posted about things you want to
know, right at home. q
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-26
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENT
ION TO HOLD INTERESTING MEETINGS

Rulds May 49, and at Corryon May 49, at Night
Every Sunday every denomination the county
pected delegation 1t than urged that the
inendnt teachers attend One loads
from each school is asked.
suggests that each delegation it's
cnic Thus could take the Convention to weaker schools
will be awarded the school with the arg
est delegation counting mileage from home church
church.
Brother how is it that have live was asked
pastor among other things the County Sunday
yenon he said II have five loads delegates our
yenon today"
Another sa The County Convention great blessing to our
school, My superintendent has not been talking but
day school since"
What better could your school make attend
this convention in large numbers?
Your county officers want make county gold county
this That requires from each school, Each school
asked make offering and Sunday
School work hoped each school will make the offering equal
to many dollars at least, as it has classes
Our Sunday School lessons the product of
Sunday School Association which Tennessee county
part Then let's up with prayerfu cooperation
Respectfully,
COMMITTEE
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-19
HITCH OVER TREATY
 PROVISIONS

WASHINGTON, March 19 (by As sociated Press) ).-The United States government has made strong repre- sentations to the allies against the rulings of the allied repartions com- mission, that under the treaty the sale of German property in neutral coun- tries can not be forced if necessary to meet Germany's initial indemnity pay ment
 The United States government maintains that such a construction of the treaty is contrary to official inter- pretations exchanged between Ger many and the allies.
 In preparation for a final vote on the ratification of the treaty, the sen- ate today adopted a modified reserva- tion to the preamble worked out in the recent bipartisan conference, un- der which the affirmative acceptance of the American reservations are not to be required from the allies.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-19
CLAIMS PROBE ! SHOWED NO
 WAR CRAFT

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 19 (by Associated ess).-Chairman Cum mings of the Democratic national con- mittee, in an address here last night, charged that congress had wasted two million dollars on smelling com mittees,' for the purpose of ascertain ing whether there had been graft dur ing the war.
 The speaker said these committees had demonstrated that the recent war was the cleanest ever fought in his tory. He compared conditions preva- lent during the Great War with those during the Spanish-American war, with it's typhoid and paper shoes.'
 Mr. Cummings said the Democratic officials had been vindicated and he praised Democratic leadership.