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Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04

san. lleon and INaea.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-04
TIE P0RTE0us & MITCHELL Co.

rue FFealhar Toaay- tsg9 Probably snew Raln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
FEELS LIKE OLD
SELF ONCE MORE
Richmond Man Was All Run
Down When He Returned
From Service in France.
WAS ABOUT TO GIVE UP
Says Tanlac Went Straight
After His Troubles and Built
Him Up in Short Time.

81 was so weak I thought | would
have to give up my work, but since
Ing Tanlac my lost weight and
strength have returned, and am feel
ing like a new man" said walter r.
Belt, wcll-known employee OF the
Richmond torgings Corporation living
at II North Plum ST., Richmond, Va.
MIR. Belt saw eight months service in
France with the Seth Engineers of the
America F;Spoditionary Forces.
After ] got back from France I was
in q weak, rundown condition, suffer
ing from a bad case OF stomach trou-
BILE he continued. MY digestion was
SO bad that | nearly lost my appetite
and just had TO force myself to eat
enough 10 keep going. And what 1 did
eat caused gas To form on my stomach
and give Inc awful cramping pains
Terrible dizzy spells came on me and
| would get so fainty I could hardly
stand up. My tongue was coated and
OF morning I always had Il mean taste
III my mouth. My sleep was restless,
and when morning came was so tired
that just felt like didn't have
strength enough TO get out Of bed. ]
icil on in weight and became so veal, 1
c"uid hardly get bout to do my work.
and IL looked like | would have 10 give
il up
But remembered the time when I
-, III layton, ONO, where l saw the
DEG ianiac Laboratories and heard SO
IN" ny p"op!" praisinE Tanlac, and it
maze such an Impression on me that l
decided to try IL. 1t went straight
after my troubles, and / got better 80
faat mat today / am in the best kline.
OF heaith. can eat anything l want
now without suffering any bad after
cHects at all. My tongue is never
coated any more and that bad Ia ste has
iclt my mouth. ! am not troubled
wiih dizzy spells and at night 1 am
sleeping me. have gained several
POUNDS IN weight. md L am so much
stronger that ] can now do my work
without any trouble at all. feel like
my old self again. and am glad to
ten OF my experience with Taniac SO
that 1t may benefit others"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Tragic
Drug Co. and Grant Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

OF candy, for cvcn IL Hop Toad was
iittie and lived under door step. he
had line voice which he thought wn.
tor moro pleaetng than Mr.. Green
Frogs.
SO tho two sang together. SO loudly
cn nn. an IN tho nc G Gre Frogs IN the Swamp
No trouble ut ALL" croaked Mr..
Greer Green :. Frog. winding his eye: Hop
TSis rs made 1saieus , Of my ,n fine eiothes
aangry and he jumped up and down and
MS ..r .nnn w yoi lS ratified loudly.
mon Just top beca 1aa t var 1iy may be com;
and only come down to the swamp TO
1 l our eggs. but the world would
XIII millions of flies and srubs that
make life unhappy and we are quite
satisfied Natx1 With the clothes that Mother
Don't you wish you wore green
coat and yellow vest?" called Mr..
That old brown coat. Better buy one:
,,s What bal wear IA gay suit OF clothes
~. Il wouldn't wear a suit like yours
unless ] wanted to die I have too
many enemies, looking for me If I
Snake would he the first one to SNAP
me up. Where could l ride? Mother
a suit when she made 1t dust color for
I can lie in dirt pile all day long and
no one can find me.
Don't you give yourself so many
airs. old MIR. Green Frog Gaudy
clothes do not always make good citi-
zens l consider the Toad family far
more useful than croaking Green
Frogs. who do nothing but sit on lily
pad all day and admire themselves"
With this remark he turned Ills back
on the swamp and hoped away TO tho
woods.
But Mr. Green Frog. held his head
very high and croakcd loudly to his
friends: Everyone to their own taste,
but the Green Frogs are the handSoln-
est in all the world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Sleepy Hour Tales
SIR. GREEN FROGS SPRING SUIT
RT SUZANNE BRETT.

Mt. Green Frog was SO proud of his
new suit that he did nothing all day
but sit on a lily pad and look at him
self in the water.
Such a handsome shade OF green"
he croaked, and such gorgeous
shade Of yellow in my vest"
Then nc would sing as loudly as he
could in hopes all who passed could
look al him.
The first who came along was the
Brave Bluebird. He pcrchcd on fence
sa il and listened to Mr.. Green Frog.
What a fine voice you have" said
Blucb!rd.
Are you the leader OF the ,band?"
ooh, yes croakcd Mr.. Green Frog
How do you like my new uniform"
II; is grand perfectly grand" said
Blucbird, and then he haw away,
rhc ncx, TO pass was little Hop
Toad
Mir. Green Fro. had no respect for
little Hop Toad. nevertheless he sang
IA loudly as he could, hoping tina; Hop
Toad would look his way.
Mr.. Green Frog made such loud
noise that no one could pass witho".
stopping 20 listen, so littie Hop Toad
stopped and looked at his neighbour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Quite Sufficient.

~ have called TO sec why your
daughter Ermeline hasn't attended
mistress. as she stood at the cottage
door.
Cause think she's larncd enough,
rctorcd Enmelire's mother shortly.
Why" exclaimed the distributor OF
learning. she's only parsed through!
two classes YETI"
"Ain't that enough?" shrilled the
woman. Il dunno what Qualification
is a-Cornin' to- When was young
II gel only understood the clemens
of distraction. provision and replcnish-
ing an the common dominter. an
knew ALI the rivers an their obitua-
rcS. the currents and dorInitorieS. the
once 10 have edification enough TO sec
us through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
TO submit /, N,oy,. story.

~, q L., Chase City.-1practically
all the larger movie producing con
Germs want plots for photopiays sent
them in synopsis form. although they
are not averse to receiving scenarios
that is, continuity. The term con :
t!Euity is applied to the finished seen
ario the outline with the scenes, direc-
tons. business tactiom and the many
other imDorta nj points set forth One
not familiar with the facilities and
limitations OF particular studio would
Fave some trouble in preparing con-
tinu'ty. therefore II; is better left ia
the aians employed by producers to
do mat work. One OF the foremost
movie makers recently paid $500 for a
single idea, expressed in about twenty
Worts. II IS said. AS to short stories
hundreds of magazines and books are
scanned by the various companies with
the hope of finding Il plot for a him.
Ine main thing for the amateur ia
idea then tell < the best way YOU can,
and await results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
shows Real Poker Game.
Chaplin In .Carmen."

Chaplin In ~CArmch
Those who have seen Charlie Chaplin
in his burlesque on Carmen at tho
Victor this week have unanimously
conceded it one OF the funniest Chaplin
comedy Successes shown here. IT is
full OF Chaplin act ion, which means
continuous laughter. For tho remainder
of the week "A l4ady's Tailor" with
the Scnnett stars. will he seen as an
added attraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Weeks Picture Shows
AT LOCAL HOUSES.

bids for Popular Favor.
rr.A! new bidde, for popular favor, The
& Bitoq Theater before crowded houses
that give every indication OF keen
.tThe Eyes OF the WORLD is tho first
work of its kind. dealing in a big way
with California lite in the present day
Saand putting into pictorial form the
4 most Fundamentally successful romance
&sof tho times. while lis characters are
frcsl. in the minds OF several million
on the book of the same title by uar-
L old Bell Wright, who personally took
IAN active part in putting mis- famous
= characters before the camera.
: Frank Mayo at the Hluebird.
r The spicy aroma OF the North woods
4 seems to drift from the screen to tho
4 spectator al the Bluebird where the
Brute Breaker, ph9todrama OF the
= North woods is being shown. The story
x inhertts a woodland principaiity. Frank
Z Mayo and Kathryn Adams are the stars.
E Your Ideal wife.
y what is your idea of what wife
ought to be? DO you like The pretty
cnce crane their necks when YOU
Scort her to the thcater. but who can
not scramble eggs or make drinkab!r
z coffee? Or do YOU prefer the domestic
kind, who keep your house spotless
and are natural horn cooks. but who
always greet you in apron and busting
4 out evenings? The Thirteenth Com
r:andment." the picture in which Ethel
Clayton is coming TO the Colonial to-
s day, tomorrow and Saturday. Will tell
YOU about still another type OF wife.
10 describe her would spoil the pleas
are YOU Will derive from the picture.
HamIlton< Busy Day.
Cosmo Hamilton. the author and play
wright, had the unique experience re-
Gently in New York of spending the
morning at a motion picture studio
screened. the afternoon at n matinee OF
stage play AN Exchange Of Wives"
Love" and is exhibited at the Isis
impecunious son Of an English noble
family. who was about 70 rcnounce HE
brother, making him the heir to tho
title, and his sudden passion for n
duchess caused him 10 abandon his
plans and led TO a series of exciting
adventures. Prominent in the cast are
Lucy Cotton and Wyndham Standing.
shows Real Poker Game.
a regulation strip poker game IL
Odeon today. The locale OF the story is
Greenwich Village, the mecca for ar
lists sculptors. Socialists and other
habitucs OF the quarter live a hand Ito
mouth existence. selling q book or
play or music score when hunger APP
proachcs. tho remaining days living on
n pittancc and avoiding persistent work
hy every possible means. A typical
group OF people Of this character arc
Du Bois (Macey Harlam), an artist,
Mona tViolet Schram), chorus girl;
Bainbridge Colin Kenny, a down and
out writer and Valerie Catherine Wal
'biace), q scu!trcSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
IIIs Wife nfdn,f

The lecturer was growing very We
Ills subject was: The Ideal Wife,
an, As we az know. ha, said. ",he
mate TO her husband. by cook Ing ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Studying the Future.

"Bab% has the head OF poet or ar
artist, exclaimed the fond mother
That's poor outlook for earning
capacity" said the fond father "I.oob
az his hands and see if they don't show
signs OF his being able to put in a few
layer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

money to meet it's expenditures, there
are only two methods by which IL may
obtain t--by taxation and by borrow
ing ii. This bureau does not under
take 70 solve nathemati teal prohlcms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
NnOtfcnI.

Ships OniccE-fes, she's smart ~ :
e:c craft and can steam thirty knots.
Dear Old Lady-lIow thoughtful OF
you: suppose you steam the knots
50 that the sailors can unite them
"a silly in this cola weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
To nemove Grease From cloth.

Il. 9. G., W ilcoy WhArf.--i'lace cot
ton Or WOODEN cloth or piece ot blot
ting paper under the articl. 60 L..
cleaned, then run upon tn" spots some
pure bcnzine and tho grease or dir:
Will disappear as If by magic. Also
Ehcnzol Is an exceptionally good solvent
for grease stains of all sorts. but II is
very dangerous owing 10 it's infIarn-
inability, and should hc used with IN.
greatest care 10 prevent ignition. Place
u pad Of clean cloth or "A white biotter
beneath the stain and sponge the stain
with clean cloth mois;encd with the
benzol. changing the cloth underneath
as soon as II becomes So!led. 70 pre-
vent the spreading OF he grease and
solvent. il is best 10 use Small amounts
{, of the solvent ~ a tifre ana To work
from the outside of the spot toward
the center. IT is well also 70 surround
1.-THE strain with a ring of French chalk
or other absorbent substance. such rs
powdered nagnesia. fuiicrS earth,
white talCnm uOWner etc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Government whitewa.b.

J. D. O.. HewIctt.--.ro make the
Whitewash which is used on the light
houses maintained by the government
along the coasts. take a half bushci
OF unsiakcd lime Stake ii with boiling
water, cover during the process to
Keep III steam. strain the liquid through
i hne SeiNc or straincr and add to il
:, peck Of salt. previously dissolved in
warm water, three pounds of ground
m while hot. haif Il pound OF Spanish
whiting and ono pound of Elue pre-
Vionsiy dissolved by soaking. in water
thu men hanging over in small pot
nhhS ~ 4 Larger one filled with water
Add I've gallons OF hot water 20 the
miAtnre, stir well and let il stand a
lev DAYS covered. IL should be APP
pied hot, for which purpose il can he
Kept IN portahle furnace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Money Coinage.

5t Z. a. o., La~re ncevilIe--S!n this
country has adopted The gold standard
All or It's money representatives are re-
tieepable In gold: therefore. the gov
eminent purchases at its current mar
ket value all purc gold offcrcd at itr
mints, 10 be made INTO bars ana coined
16nio money as needed for circulation
silver metal IS purchased in limited
amount as may b" needed for similar
purpose. Gold, therefore. is entitled
10 unlimited coinage, and silver TO
limited coinage; Although til. United
states Issues different forms off cur
frency. ~ liz all redeemablc on demand.
Ens before stated, in gold coin: hence the
government must keen on hand ct an
sDmes q suhc!ent volume OF gold TO
redeem iais money. When II needs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Senators and Representatives From


q Virginia.
Subscriber. Richmond The Senators
from Virginia are Claude n. swanson
and Carter Glass. The former has
served since August /, 1910. and his
present term expires March :. 1928.
out the uncSPired term otsSrnatfr T..
s. Martin, deceased. SONG Weeks ago.
but has not yet taken his seat. lie Will
serve until Ii successor is chosen al The
Forthcoming election. The Congress
mon from Virginia are: 5 Q. Bland. r.
Saunders, J. y Woods. II. w. Harrison,
r. ". Moore {. y. Slcmp, H. L. Flood.
The seat OF the late ". \. watson il
vacant The terms OF All OF them will
expired March ,. 1921. The Speaker OF
the House OF Representatives is +. II.
dents Cabinet are: Robert Lansing,
Secretary Of state; David r, Houston,
Secretary of thc Treasury; Newton ID.
Baker, Secretary of War. ~ Mitchell
Palmer, Attorney General: Albert :.
Burlcson, Postrnastcr-Geae J0Scphus
ling X. Lane. secretary o! the In
terror; Edwin J.. Mrre.iith. Secretary
aof Agriculture: Joshua ". Alcxandei
Secretary OF Commcrcai William Il.
Wilson. Secretary % Labor. The
Judges OF the United states Supreme
associate justices: Joseph Mckeun.
%. w. Holmes, William 4. Day. Wills
Syan Deyantcr. NJ. Pitney, j. g. NcRey-
nolds. l.. II. Erandics J. r. clarke
The Democrats held their las; national
convention al St. Louis Juno l4-l6.
Chicago June G-l2 1916. Woodrow VIII
son was nominated by the Democrats
and Charles Il. hughes by the Rcpub-
alicans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Cattle R.isinr CouutrIe,

7. Il, -. Eoydton.--The republic o.
to be- the richest OF All countries in
cattle in proportion 10 population
with the exception of the neighbor-
nag state -! Uruguay. The i.andon
itcuT .E'.s:. uTGcr date OF October 4
1910. lists the six great cattle "a is j n 4
c"nniricS Is follows: The United
states first. with !G,5G2, 600 head cQua
ond. with SORES, 900 head, equal to
2,2i6 per l,G00 population: Argentina
third. wltt 29,l2p,op0 head. equal 10
3.AS2 per LOCO OF the population; Aus
trRlia fourth with ll.Sls,000 head
equal TO 2.44S per 1000 population
Uruguay iifth. with S.ls2.602 head
equal TO 6HlS per 1000 popula ton. and
PARAGUAY H,2to,o43, equal TO $40 o.
cattle per 1000 OF the population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost any topic,
excepting on lesni and medical sub
uuirics nre answered directly by per-
sOnai letter. q scIf-addressed Stampe4
envelope In required. Addre~- The
Times- Dispatch Information bureau.
RtchlnOud, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
No Compnrl.on.

An excited season ticket holder man.
aged to get an interview with direc-
tor Of the railway. he patroniHed.
ITS unbearable?' he finished.
man soothinSly. They pack you in
like sardincs. don't they?"
That smile won't do. my dear fell
low" retorted the victim. when a
box OF sardincs is full. it's full. They
don't keep opening II up every minute
or two TO pack In few more"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
SEE OLD, FADED
GARMENTS TURN NEW
Diamond Dyes" Add Years of
Wear to Discarded
Garments

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give new, rich, fadeicss color TO any
fabric. whether il be wool, silk, linen.
cotton or mixed Soods-drcsscs,
blouScs. stockings. skirts, children's
coats. feathers, draperies. coverings.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells so plainly how to diamond
dye over any color that YOU cannot
make a mistake.
To match any material, have drug
Glst SHOW you Diamond Dye" Color
Ca rd.-Auy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
The Days Good Stories
FROM NANv SOURCES
FROM 81
She Made Sure.
pr,s,u.t w., .

Bridget was one OF the type Of
domestic help" She knew ali about
the science OF tho thing. Ono day
her employer-there are no misIr eSs SEES
nowadays-remarked to her:
The water you brought for lunch
con this morning tasted rather pccul-
lar. Bridget"
The Irish hand maidcn-that's tho
only way of calling them maids" in
our t!mes--bridlod as she replicd:
Sure. ma'Rm. there's wan thing
about II. ] know there wasn't a single
germ left in it, for ran II all through
the mincinS machine twice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

food. attending to his various require.
ments. conducting his household afrairs
properly. and so on and 30 on." a.
Then d little follow I'M front got
up and blurted out:
They don't do tn last thing you men
toned. mfstcr."
Which one is that7" asked the lee.
why" said the little follow. SOW
on ana SOW on" And he procecdeJ
20 EXHIBIT how snfety-pin did duty
Tor button on his trousers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
dDafth II.

Mrs. RaEshaw-I haven't a stitch Of
clothing that's Mt TO be seen. ma
you're dressed like q millionaire.
Her Decentralization is rirht
Only a millionaire can really AFFORD 10
be seen on the streets i'm rags like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
TIC Monrnc Dnetrine

MIS- III r.. J.. Pctersburg-In the
message in which what is now known
as The Monroe Doctrine was written
THAT quarter OF the globe With which
We nave so much Intercourse and from
winch we derive our origin we have
spectators. The citizens Of the Tinted
states cherish sentiments the most
friendly in favor Of the liberty ana
happineSs Of their fciiowmcn on tina;
Sioe or the Atlantic. In the wars of
INC european powers. in matters rela:-
ing 10 themselves. We have never taken
any part, nor does il compor, with our
policy TO do SO. II is only when our
rights are invaded or seriously men
accu that we reccn: injuries or make
preparation for our defense"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
A Snap.

Everything Is so high. these days-,
complained q prospective Customer.
On: no, Mrs. Straddup; not quite
everythlnR" replied the proprietor or
the Right Place Store at Petuniu
These thermometers are down pretty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

Then he began to sing. too. In a loud
voice. He swelled out his throat until
II looked as il he had his cheeks full
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

Curious, Ciarksville-lt is summed
up In Poor richards saying. when tho
Gays begin TO icnsthen. then the cold
pcgins 10 Strenrthcn.' December should
be coolest; IL isn't Probably The naT,h
IN Deccmber stan retains some of the
accumulated heat OF summer. The
oceans, which greatly moderate the
temperature OF the winds and there
fore Of the land. are StiIl fairly warm.
and owing 10 their great depth do moi
quickly cool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Mary II. Wilkins Freeman.

Mrs. o l.. s.. Richmond --Marv u.
WI!kinS Freeman. author was born al
randolph. Mass. in 1862 She was cdu.
Gated there and at Mt. Hoiyoke Semi
nary She is :. writer Of poems and
"nort stories Cor magazines. In 1902
she ma ricd Dr. Charles NJ Freeman
or Mctuchcn y Mrs Freeman ia
me author Of "a Humble Romance, =
pembroke. Jerome" 'Thc Love OF
larson LORD. "Undcrstudics." Put
ierNy iousc. "Copy-ca, and Other
stories and The .iamesons" and 'Pco-
pie q our Neigh borhood." which ran
ISSraany IN Tn" Ladies Home journal.
ilcF aoufcsg ~ MctGchcn. n. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

To Heal Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 35c
ADV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-23
GARY FULLY
PREPARED FOR
DALRYMPLE

II Mai A V Dalrymple and his dry
forces attempt to visit Gary. i'm their
endcavor TO clean up the boouegEers
snd moon sinners in Lake county. they
viii probably receive a cool reception
in the steel city. or In other words they
will find that chief Of Police Forbis
aud his force have not been idle 10
their war on the Illicit manufacture and
sale of intoxicants.
Records at the Gary police station
show that Chief Forbis and Inns men
Rave been consistently active In arrest
ing violators Of the state liquor law
Since the first of the year. the steel
city police have caused the arrest OF
50 liquor violators. besides confscating
a large number and varied assortment
OF stills and a large quantity Of liquor
The "lron River" drN forces Nill hna
tnet saer ~.I no { oa tie 90
men hes .eecu COS. 3ue -4.- ne
DeeG -4ea..ad 0p o.etty mo o,sn sn1 Il
There Is any boot lesSiaa SoinS on or
any stills In operation. It IS not be
Cause lac 'iafy aatn"ri,.e~ ~uo'. of -
Cary was never dryer" thau it il too
day. If there We're auv slIs or hoet
legsers in existence in Gary when Ma5
palrympie and his men commenced
their war in Lake county and hearius
~ the dry agents approach. IT. Is er-
tain mat they have made themselves
scarce 10y nov.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-23
Try a Times Want Ad"
GRIFFITH

Mrs Herme Ritchie and Mrs. Ruth
Mcfarland were Hammond shoppers en-
"Wednesday.
The 3. OF r & Bows are planning
splendid dance IN the town hall next
Thursday evening. June cath. Grim
mers' orchestra
The Grinith Colts will play the East
Chicago X Of 60. on Griffith diamond.
D m.. June 31th. and the Hammond
West End team the following sandal.
William and Adolph I'ennins who
have been working al Gary fer some
time have taken up permanent rooms
at Gary Y NJ { A
The Sunday school board held a
meeting Monday evening. appointed
new teachers and re-organized A
good attendance il welcomed next sun
day at 10 a m
Raymond watkins il recovering rap
idly after his Tonsillotomy Monday
Little Elmer Plchg is critically III.
4be -f--- rrrpr--s ri ezsles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-23
REBEL" RAIL WORKERS
TRY TO EXTEND STRIKE


CHICAGO. june 3-DeveIonrnents of
today revealed that leaders ~ the re-
h"t railroad workers unions are work
ing fer q EradIal extension III tine re-
sumption ~ the sNitehmen's and ward
mems strike. which began several DAYS
ago i'm Baltimore and Philadelphia.
From Savannah Ill.,. came report
that s"itohm~n and trainmen ON the
'hi"asa. Milwaukee x ST Paul railroad
We're ga strike and "a dispatch from
Cedar Rapids. Iowa stated that perish
able freight vas not being accepted h.,
the agent of the st. Paul road who said
that the rail workers there were expect
ed to quit today
ON Friday a mass meeting or rebel
rail workers is TO be held i'm Chicago.
under call issued by John Grunau il
was reported here today