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llac prrct Chicago / SorretrInger.
5reo @arlop ira IeoilS Sofc,
q. SAT, bar oGrct hcrncoc paa &c
log hos Slcgt % &enncr.
WiiI3 Sena Neiitao reiIte Otans
Dag til minneapolis, boor bun Der.
citcr pil bo lonrnCu meo lin Ssitcr.
- Nr. og Mrs e. @ruilaOt rciltC
Gtraoag til 8ornlonn Minn., / Iu.
lcbring al, at Mra. Srililaot3 So.
itcr Dor ipg.
8iuiom 9. Gricfion, Spu al
WrS. Niarp ericfion, oq NltbD No.
bel Sharp. blcp Niarba9 rgtcplet al
Gaitor @leSuc.
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hertil paa ct fort 9eie9 ira eagle
9ropc. ga, hnor han EN- Sio bar
opboIot ia hos i'm Cater,
9ruoGna Wooer, 0tr&. Gle
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Gopuihip Ggtepicoc5 Sn@oo9 N0ntS
Wubcl Nenorlction til Sloi Sill.
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Mr3. Inra Seatpeot. bIep iorrigc
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Nlount. @iclirn lorrciteoc3 al ga
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Ter &niIuen5a.Gploemlnn nnr uPrtt
bebiGlpeIig lom Spgepleieritc ueo
%uther College. reiiia Slr2oa9 hicm
Ill Sprine Grove.
Mir3. Niarn Gahl, ionl bar til.
hragt &tntercn hos i'm Ssu / 0eno-
Dpo0. z. Sat, tont illbaae til o
cornh iibite llac % ull MI lNicn tu8c
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iageocs al lin Gooer, &ohu 2, San.
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ser Spholoct berucoc.
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%cisg her ON Gogcn, Mr., %luoe CT.
troHa I'M hejc NIocr, 1rcmoclcH rot
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caoe ~ Debris CmreNuIuQ "a Wto
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fyatter Goif1cu itol u0rorc 9lrbct0ct.
&ohu 9tcritoo ioIQtc iorria,
llQc III Nu2 pau EedrI Street I'll {.
& Soluer til Ell Vrl2 a. $4,000. NIo
bereu tlliIuttcr itrdg. Ntr. 9tcntao
nil meO bet icritc Unite I'll Mimcu
tolls, hpor han nil 10 iammcu mco
iuHc Gstre.
Mrs. Charlotte Worocr rciilc
Glrsoa9 Ill 0tlmeaVolla. huor Seu.
rcr. &aiter @oroer. bar huut 9lnirt.
tcIie / Ell 9auf, ltbcn han Tom III.
hage ira arigstIcnsitc i europa. o.
hpor hun hcrcitcr nil blipe boiat.
&un leoiageOe2 al i'm Nroccr. 0r.
gSelt5iu.
Ger er nll igieu pao Gale az
uooube % u0pIoe Grn Bun Tor at
iorebpgge CperipmmeIic al DC Iopt.
reliegen0e Spoe!e. Sogeu por ON,
Ill Irritelic / Commercial GIub pcN
Aers iibite 0tsoe. OF et Maaicme0c
nj bIlpe holbt / Gourthuict lsrittom.
mcn0e Wtoroag eiter EllobuocIlc Al
@perS Mapor. Get n~n'laacs q;
Yroicftet oil toite mIroit $4,000.
gn SIoebrapo / SlIiua Roicl,.
tbals 8roeerp Butt i gSeit TecoraF
ouretteoe Ousoag Morgen itor Sta.
De, ioet baaoe 9pgnin8en o. SareIa'
geret % Snbboet ! SGboeliealelligbe
Den bicu i~aosooiiom total, socI0at,
SSloen opitoo ira Sforitspcn, Sobe!
bcIsber iig iii omfriug $1,000 paa
garer % Snbbo meO en- H~5iurauca
az $500. Spgninsen tilberie !.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
r. ooffipb oono. - @rurbet

~ oOft1Db I Hnn0. Wrltr0et
W Horoesreile nil ie9 iGlse min 100 arres
Tarm, Wtaribal Souutp, Mint. 10 Viii ira
Sbiei Riper nails, = Wtl til Standardization
meo Store, Nant, etc. l Dill til Stole. 3
Dill til norit Sirte iLoelnttenpe norIf 9tabcz
laq. 81 Aeres unoer VloS, 50 Acres 800
LAMB. Relteu imdo Nlpslfog, let at rpooe
in,aG Np9uin9er goot Sdno. Fr,S $4,000
pr. acre. ,Nueeu Agent eler 0~fellemnono.
nor nGrmere Splpsniu9er ~tIl'trtp Gieren,
Gam z. Sdaup, 80 Stb Street Solltb,
Minueapolls, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Snjfcs, Siucic, liIalgs
% Gitcrippr9icl.

Mpcrtisicmenter nuoer u%uennGpnte Sttel
I futer Sc pr. Orb, Taun o. Noresie iberea.
! net, iur huer Sang. Nuertisi ementer tno.
! tuaes lite ipr minSre eno 80 Gents. Vense
\ maa nirauisslia mceisIse nne Srifiutnser.
! Oct lsnusr JIG life at bosisre iaa fuiaa
< GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Inleoningen. - 9ipb er

~ ,yarn Tor Nrl'erne niger. Hlpb en- |
bet piblnoerliae Otter 5ail Gountp, peltre
ceutrale Ntinneiota. Silitrip os ibas, oa nj
pl ieuoe bte irie Splpsninser ON buorleoes
at ioa en- al bisle ,Sarme. Sor gnIeelle:
"9Qtib CT aopt Sfisbe". 6. 3. Sater Sano
So. Sralper X. Serans nails, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
(Eitcrjpprajcl.-gil Iheuopre

Y SIeetaser: Ie er berpeo unberrettet om,
at Neres Wooer, 6a6el Sleeta9er, opbe i
Seeorab eolpital, Secorab, Soma, ben 27oe
Sept. 1918; at Der peo benoes eiterlabte Sez
lturnente er iti9ntet Gem pisie 8aper, lom
MI opberases al llnoertesneoe. Senli9it
nnoerret BAN ON Ceres Ioresie os torifdI
ben neooenoi9e Sbentiifation til bdnl.
u. DO. Strano. gretItor, Secorab, Sopu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
NmTeS isarm. Nrbeibere. =

NnHcS 5arm= grbeioere. - 70
WGnb. til at arbeibe paa Sarm | Rortb
Safota. Bill betale $50. 90 pr. Maaneo Tor
otte Dtoaneoer iamt aolt os Saif. siseIebes
enlfes Ell Dfano meo liben Samilie til at ar=
betoe en- Sdrm maa pGre sobt pant til 6eiie
% DValfiner; ct 9obt 6iem ior be rette
vtGno. Worcester grep meb fulo Oplpsuin9
I'll U. =, III core OF "Geeorabsp Soften, Ses
corab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Mpalc faa Sulino Dollars oil

~ life rGtte lan9t / aiebet al Ell Surrn
/ be Stater, bpor ganoet ct bet Vris, men
nogle faa Sultno Collars oil tlebe Dig ell
6arm Minuelotd. Sfrtp e'tsr ri Sltera.
,Sreb 3. Sberntul, Commissioner OF
immigration, Noom 1f3 State Sapttol, ct.
lsuul. Wtinneiptu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
G.arnt tilialas. - 100 Icres liae

y inbtil Mibole Riper Ell bel Del Sto9
o9 oertil bare IL Wtl ira Spen Jiem Solben.
Minnelota; on ~ior'laar bpao Sfopeu pil
brlnge laa rGr til gpen. Ser bar ou Auz
lebnin9 til al iaa big ct biui9t os sobt 'oiem.
Strip til mig, leg ifal 9ipe big De S%plpsniuz
ger ou ul bope. Senne Sarm ifal % maa
'Gl9es. z. IS. Sfiolo, Sarge, ". Gatotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
Eitcrjpprajel. aan nuaen al

" "SecorabsV oiten"s 9Giere eipe mig Sps
~lpsnins ON oanS Sl'on Spe euer 0ans >.
Soanien. SiDit bort ira Gra'rie Karin,
isis. Gbparo y. Berg, Sor PCS, Naters
pile, Nalb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
farm. 800

- acres. Surnifo9 not for Siemmsbru9.
Veli99enoe II Wtl ira Miles Gitp, bpor Der
er Wieieri. @oot 5Sarmlanb. Snbeitet 80
Cons al Mialiabs iibite 4or. Melter 20
&isr. Bill iRl9e for $50 pr. acre. Sor nGr=
mere Splpsninser ifrio til @ieren, u. g.
Hobertlon, Wte;pab Stase, Wiles Gitp, Dtont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

SiIiaI0S az Gleren.-O NcreS
eoSt yGuo Iis9enoe ,uo III Snollc. pas
ieube Tor Sommerbotsl % llsIsie al &oaoe.
aunos elsrs uhnre 'tor i%ovretuine oermeo.
llemsrtst iiitgu % ,,oqt. $re Nil ia IN.
1;ripat {sleioulinle. S'iles up9isre en- uo.
mertst harm. Ems $50 pr. Aas. Malt
Kemp, Gais sate, Yllian.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

Neoiatte Sarter T. ss:ssss''a !: s.. a'
S.eeer. 5prtrilIis eetisutns III neb'sfis Sstisr
The Boyd Transfer Co.. 011oooeNS -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

Nnifcs. Seq liter at bpre fra
- no9en, iom fan unoerrette mig on, Ell
COB gp at rlptte til. bpor Der er ooot o9 bill
li9t yano o9 buor Der in9eu norif yuuoasent
er. SrIe9 oriper meb ben Norretniu9 iGlSer
roelnftenoe til Sfanbinoper. gao mig bore
ira eber. u. >. yieu, gSbeeler, ySis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
S$2

Ti tilbpoer Sem ben bcbite, melt pi-
oenifabcliac % pirfuinasfulne'te @r=
Rambling ior Scres Spspum, INN fau
ianes. &ar &nircn % W~eoieinfaifen
ifuffet Sem ina fum til Sr. Yiurnitao.
DC uil iffc bliue %ifufict. Gr Ceres Snss
bonn helbrcbelis iaa bliper Sc bra. Gr
ben nbeibreoelis iaa nil &c iaa abiplnt
Yisbcn berum. Wen ucnt lite iaa lGn.
&C, at inseu Suftur fan biGlpc Gem.
Som itrar eller ifriu ibag otter intercss
iaut, uperbeuiienne Bog % anbet 3Gie=
itof um Sanaturiet iantt "Iionesbpro
fra Tprbpeiteus lebenbe %9anbsmGnb' ..
Spnimltatiun fri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

StNal9S.- &partieftion 2ano /
peltIise 9tortb 1afota; uoprfet Serb,
alt cprtbdrt iortrinlist 9anb, mar sSerns
b%anebp, peb ba9lis Toitruts, toulolioeret
Sfole. $50 pr. Icre. Mrs. q. 8. WicT orpeu,
SiameStomn, u. Satota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

StIialgs. - 100 Mcres 2ano,
in9en Spsninaer, 8 Dill norosit for
Selpa. Mcoenrp Gouuts, T. 0at. 1870
Acres 2t9er alt meb llnbtagelie al 5 acres
tan oprfes. Tris $50 pr. Ncre 81 200 tonz
tont, 9ielten i z aarlise qibetalinser til 8
Grocent Reute. Sfrip til u. y. Ser9eIon,
(ecorub, Sopa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

Nnncs-@uo Gise for alminbe=
- liSt SouSarbeioe / ct MODERN Giert.
eiben Samilie. Mrs. %. s.. gent;en, 24O6
Seaburp Ape., Minneapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

Nnfes.-Wanb ug Some uben
- Born til at orbeibs paa 6arm for ling
far. &onen Tor ousarbeioe; Mtanoen m,aa
pGre erfaren Narmdrbeibe. Sp9ip Ssn os
aloer 'amt ON be funoe begpnoe itrur.
Worcester Srep til "2Sisc.", care OF "Oecorab=
Gotten, Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05

G.rtt 8art ug Site, @oottjDb paa
y vuuo uGr Spillingbperue. Sater, $50,
ct. Groir ,ialls, gSiscouliu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-05
ctl1alQS.-Gn af De

- beolte Sarute, bel,99euoe
ret / @iertet al aorns &lepers
90 Rreotllr. StreGet al Nllnu
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
NEW ANTI-SOVIET
RIOTING IN RUSSIA
Trotsky Finds Power Waning
Poles May Halt Advance.

LONDON. Oct 5.--More anti-soviet
demonstrations have broken out in Rus
ia. according to dispatches to the Post
oday.
Advlces from Riga said there were riots
Tamboff, Saternoff and Kazan.
In sending soldiers, to quell the rioters
he Soviet government was embarrassed
oy the shortage of man power, due to
the continued pounding of the enemy on
he Polish and Ukrainian fronts.
Leon Trotsky, head of the Russian War
Department, is trying to lash his men on,
ccordlng to quotations from the soviet
paper Isheyta.
All reports here today indicated tile
Poles had made further advances against
the soviet troops reported still in dis
organized fight along their western front.
The usual Moscow wireless commu-
nique was missing. but Polish statements
told of their pursuit with the capture
Of thousands OF prisoners and much valu-
able booty.
A wireless dispatch from Warsaw, re-
iayed through Berlin, said the view was
held in some quarters that the Poles
would cease their advance shortly ana
cling to the fortified line established in
the World War by. the Germans.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
ABSENT VOTER is
OBJECTIVE NOW
Democratic Women Concen-
trate on Getting Out Vote.

With the business of registration out
of the way the Democratic women are
directing their energies to getting the
women to vote, and are concentrating
special efforts on the absent voter.
Mrs. Alice Foster McCulloch, Demo
cratic women's State chairman, has writ
ten to Oh the precinct committeewomen
in the State urging them TO get the abb
sent voters to cast their ballot
1.-THE result Of this election may de-
pend on the absent voters" she has writ
ten, "and it Is essential that every Demo-
cratic voter who expects to be away on
election day, or whose occupation may
keep her from home, or may be prevented
from going to the polls by reason of
sickness or, infirmlty, should procure and
vote an absent voters ballot.
'The great danger Of the situation ia
that voters will delay procuring such
ballots until it is too late and thereby
lose their vote"
Mrs. MccuIloch instructs the committee
women to see that every Democratic
voter who will be unable to 60 to her
precinct and vote on election day pro-
cures and votes an absent voters ballot.
MAKE an organization" urges Mrs.
McCulloch, that win guarantee that an
application for an absent voters ballot
viii be supplied 20 every absent Demo-
cratic voter in your county at the very
earliest possible date"
Mrs. McCulloch says a close organiza-
ton means a Democratic victory in In
diana.
The women's department is sending
out Instructions TO the women regarding
the laws concerning absent voters.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
MORE WOMEN TO
AID IN WIND-UP
Indiana Democratic Bureau
Adds to Speakers staff.


The wind-up month in the Democratic
campaign Will have three more women
speakers sent out by the Democratic
national committee is the announcement
OF Miss Julia q. Landers, chairman OF
the wdmen's speakers bureau.
Mrs. Antoinette Funk of Chicago, for
merIy a member Of the national commit
tee of the Progressive party, now with
the Democratic national committee, will
speak in Indiana Oct. II to II, inclusive.
Mrs. Funk, who has been associated
prominently with the Washington suff-
frage lobbying and who is a member
of the National American Suffrage As
ISOLATION, will speak at Evansville Oct
II. Muncie on the 18th, Bloomington on
the 18th aud Anderson on the 14th.
Mrs. Justina Leavitt Wilson, who has
been connected with the editorial de-
partment of her husbands publishing
company, the FL. w. Wilson Publishing
Company, will speak at Goshen Oct IL,
at Elkhart Oct. 10, at South Bend Oct ID,
at Auburn Oct. "A, at Angola Oct is, az
TT. Wayne Oct. 16.
Mrs. Wilson Is known as the author
of series of new articles on Questions
of the Hour"
Miss Gertrude Breslay Fuller of Pitts
hurgh will speak in Indiana Oct. II to
2S,inclusive
The complete schedule for the engage
ments Of Miss CharI Williams have been
announced as follows: Oct IL, Craw-
louisville; Oct. u. Terre Haute; Oct.
10, Greencastle.
Lieutenant Frank McGIynn, who has
gained national prominence In his i'm.
personation Of Abraham Lincoln, is be.
Ing sent to Indiana for a number of
speaking engagements by the national
committee
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Sen. Harding Unveils
War Heroes Memorial

FREMONT. Ohio, Oct. 5.--Tribute to
the soldiers who fell in the world war
was paid by Senator Warren G. Harding,
who unveiled a bronze tablet IN their
honor at splegel Grove, near here, yes
terday.
Approval or recent speeches by Senator
Hiram johnson. which contained Indorse-
ments OF the party platform and Senator
Hardlng's Interpretation Of It was ex-
pressed IN statement by Senator HARD
ing. Harding added he has been greatly
s,ieased with the speeches Of Senator
Borah and said he knew he would be
pleased inst as much by those he VIII
make In the future.
Harding said he was assured Borah
would continue speaking.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Brand NeLO Way TO
Remove H7iry Crowths

The vexed question OF how to com
pletely remove supernuous hair has been
solved at lasti By means Of the new
phelactine process, the hairs entire, roots
1t is so different from the depiIatory,
electrical and shaving methods. you sim
ply must try It to fully appreciate It's re-
markable advantages.
Phelactine is perfectly odorless. non
irritating, n-poisonOus-a child could
eat 1t without the least injury. It leaves
the skin so soft, smooth and hairless.
no one could tell you ever had a NOUS
eache or other hairy growth. II you will
procure a stick Of phelactine from your
druggist and follow the simple instruc-
lions, you Will certainly be astonished
and delighted with the result.-Adver-
tisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Drama League to
GiUe Opening Program

Longfellow's Elizabeth" in patomime
will be the feature Of the opening pro-
gram OF the Drama League which will
be given Monday night In the Public
Library.
DR.. George Savary, pastor Of the First
Congregational Church. will give an illus
trated talk on plymouth and the PHI
grims." an anticipation Of the Pilgrim
tercennary by the league
Under the direction of Miss Ruth
O'Hair, chairman, the educational COM
mittee is outlining the plan for the To-
cal Pilgrim celebration, In accordance
with the general scheme of the Drama
League of America.
Junior Drama League centers are he
ing reorgan1zed in the high schools. with
Miss Lola Perkins OF Manual, Miss Few
Ign Kleetzlng of Technical and Miss
Flora Love Of Shortridge as eensors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Populations Given
for Three States

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The 1920
population OF Kansas is 1769 ,1s5 an in
crease since 1910 of 1926, or 40 per cent
the census bureau announced today.
Other population announcements were
North Carolina. 1920 population, p
E56. 4S6; increase since 1910. 35o.i99 or
1879 per cent.
Arizona, 1920 population, 333.2T3: IN
crease since 1910, 12s ,ol9 or 1871 per cent
Bedford. Ind, revised figures. 1900
population. 9,076; increase since 1910, SEQ
or al per cent.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
EXPLOSIONS PRECEDE
LUMBER YARD FIRE

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo, Oct. g.
Fire which started In a lumber yard
hero late last night was raging early
today and the entire west end or the
cts was threatened
All available fire equipment was in
use and volunteers were aiding hremen.
Several railroad cars loaded with coal
we're blazing In the yards
Coal piles along the tracks were anre.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

mission, to see that we get extensions
and improvements
why they have the power" Mr.. Ashby
said
SAYS SECURITIES
ARE HARD TO SELL.
Then why haven't they done some
thing?" Mr.. Wilson asked
When Mr.. >Ashby said that the gas
company is hampered by inability to sell
securities because of the nationwide pref
erence for investments of more profitable
industries, Mr.. Wilson pointed out that
other utilities in the city, worse off than
the gas company, appear to have little
difficulty in selling them.
Councilman Miller suggested. that per-
haps the majority of citizens might be
willing to pay as high as rs cents, if they
we're sure of getting plenty Of gas of
good quality, to which Mr.. Ashby re-
piled:
THAT might be true, but any official
has to deal with the law as it is and
the gas company's 60-cent rate is the
law"
But hasn't about every law we have
been set aside in emergencies here
lately:,' the councilman persisted
After more OF this Mr. Carnefx re-
marked:
ITS a peculiar thing that officials
elected by the public to protect and
represent them have their hands tied
on a matter like this"
"Well Mr.. Carnefx," President Schmidt
said. I'm not going to take it for
granted that this is a hopeless case.
Great minds differ and l don't agree
with Mr.. Ashby."
After the committee 10 confer with the
utilities commission had been appointed
and has victory won. Mr.. Ashby sad he
would be willing to go ito any limit
to find out If it ia true that industries
are using a far greater percentage Of
the gas production that company off
Gals have stated heretofore.
Mr.. Wilson, chairman of a committee
Of the whole TO whom was referred
President Schmidt's street car loop ordr-
nance, taking the cars of OF the con-
gested downtown streets and putting
them on others farther away from the
business center, announced that a public
hearing on the measure will be given
next Monday evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
s25 REWARD ron EFFORT.

MARION, Ind. Oct. 6.-Yeggmen
wrecked the safe IN the Office of the
Farmers Cooperative Company at Rose
burg, west Of Marion, and after taking
$25 in currency, escaped in an auto. The
safe was rolled from the Office to the
warehouse in the rear, where it was COW
cred with grain sacks and an explosive
used to blow OF the doors. People near
by were awakened by the explosion, but
the robbers had departed before any one
reached the place.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Sullivan Man Is Hurt
When Train Hits Auto
Special to The Times.

SULLIVAN, Ind, Oct 5-Raymond
Snapp, %. son Of Ed Snapp Of Knox
County. was injared seriously Monday
when c. * z. /. train hit a truck in
which he was riding at Carlisle.
The truck was demolished and Snapp
was thrown ffty feet, suffering broken
arm leg broken IN three places. four
broken ribs and d wound "a the chest
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Woman Is Found
After 80 Days Hunt

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Oct. 6.-Theresa
Macy, IS, 5emented woman who
wandered away from her home here
Sept. 0, has be found on the bank OF
the st. JOSEPH River, along which her
vanderings have led her for nearly thirty
days.
she states that she slept many nights
beside the river, even during a severe
cold snap.
She subsisted on food obtained by
begging.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Detroit Citizens Aid
Police in Crime Fight

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 5.-Detroit's po-
lice force tomorrow will be augmented
hy $500 members Of the metropolitan
Club. composed of active and retired po-
licemen, firemen and mail carriers and
2(ni business men to help rid the city OF
criminals. who in the last few months
hare been committing hold-upS. robbeI es
and murders 20 such an extent that the
police are unable TO meet the situation
Plans viii he made tonight .or the
work Of this augmented force.
Tentative plans are 20 send one civilian
g It'll each policeman IN walking a beat.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
TRY SULPHUR ON
AN ECZEMA SKIN
Costs Little and overcomes
Trouble Almost Over Night.

Any breaking ont OF the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema. can be quickly
overcome by applying Mentho-Sulphui,
declares a noted skin specialist Be
cause OF its germ destroying properties.
this sulphur preparatioa Instantly
brings ease from skin irritation, sosthes
and heals the eczema right up aud IeaTes
the skin clear and smooth.
II seldom fails to relieve the torment
without delay. Sufferers from skin trou-
bic should obtain a small Jar of Mentho.
Sulphur from any good druggist and
use it like cold cream.-Advertisemeut
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Presbyterian Synod
at Charlottesville
Special to The Times.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Ind, Oct. 5.-The
ninety fifth annual session of the Synod
of Indiana of the Presbyterian Church
opened in the High School auditorium to-
day for a three days session.
DR.. Robert Il. Speer of New York
will speak in the interests Of foreign
missions Wednesday night.
Large delegations from practically ali
The prominent Presbyterian churches in
the State are here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Suspend Proposed
Coal Rate Increase

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission today sus-
pended until Feb. 2 the proposed in
creased rates on coal from Kentucky,
Tennessee and Virginia TO northern and
northwestern points.