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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-08
SCENE FROM STR HEIA1S N0NDER-PZAI
HBZIWD HDJBANDJ
I1lIlER.SAL -.LEInLEL De LIKE
ONE OF THE BIG ATTRACTIONS OF THE YEAR

ONE OF THE BIG ATTRACTIONS OF THE YEAR
Observation-Disclosures 10 CENTS; ADULTS rs CENTS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09

Mn biefa1f9e Mbreffe.
r@ndbges 5rdulein fiben ia 10 tisf
IN @ebanfen berfnnfen
.gei Sbrer @ebantenflut i@eint
bic @efabr bes @erfinfe1s nidt au
broben!'
Bon bcr g 9miere sd
m61te mir beute mol ben rJauff'
anfeben.
Sen babe i9 gefern idon sefez
ben. Sd mD@te Sbnen rotten, ni9t
erffe Reibe 5u nebmen; Der Mepbtito
f9I6gt fur9tbar aus!!"
- 9err YroB 6egrHbf
feline @dfte. sMeiue 9amer1 uno
6erren! gs 1T uns cine bohe Sc
friebigung, Sbren @enii1e bieten au
f6nnen, bie @ie ii9 aus eigeren
Mitteln einfad nidt leiften t0nner1.
unb nun probieren sic gefdnigf, oh
ih 3u furt a%ufgetragen babe!A
= SeIbfgefubl. Dienit.
mdoden: .Mabam', mann Dero, ib
cnoIid meinen 2obn befon1men2"
Jrau Gireftor: .Benn i'd Sbnen
oen 2obn i9uloig BIN, Damn fon1ten
Gie ii1 mebr barauf einbiloen, als
tpe11n Gle i'm BON atuan5tg dnoere11
GGra11e11 erbalten bdten!"
@rob. Qerr: nSff Sbue1
Bel benz etpigen R%egentDetter bic Set
nidt lang g%etporbeng'
5rdulein: r8etpahre - i'd babe
iTe nit @ingen unb alcbierfpielen
totgefdlagen-
6err: r!1m - ba baben sic
auerbings unfe5lbnre. Waffen.1 /.
-Dod Hberporteift. Mut<
ter (3u ibren beiben SunseuD: .genn.
sss,rrger,, bobt ibr euh bas @tid
.5dneiseriGfe ebrIid geteilt91
Der dltere gruber: .Sa, Mntt<
den, id babe fogar bas 3entirneter<
mob bnau senomnen!!1
Ser iingers (tpeinerlidD: r4ber
ale grpBen 26der paren auf n1ei1er
geite!!s
-3nilIinse. 8eiuder (3nH=
linqe betradtenb): sMie 6eiRen oen1
Deine beiben @pr0Blinge99"
sfreunb. Better unb ganl.
gefuder. Limb nef5es 1T bds
geterIt2.
Jreunb: rSa, Da mnHen mir
parten, Bis ems ben MuHn altftut;;
has geterIe Gat nlsHilia fden EN-
3dbnnen!!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09

uuBten. Mber pirb Jrdnletn 9ilbe>
garb nidt erfdeinen2 @erbe i'd tie
nidt feben2 SIS mar Dieaeiht I'M
redbt bon min, baB id beute 70 fritz
fam. Nad elmer folden Nadt.
sIber, liebe, gndbige Jrau. ih babe Is
nidt ausbaIten fDnnsn lnebr. Sd
babe bic ganae Nadt niht Elm Nugs
5ugetan. unD iest erblide id es als
cine gitige Jigung bes @didials,
bob i9 sic, liebe, gndoige Grau. bier
5und9f allein iprede. @agen sic
mir, 1T es Elm Wabniinn bon mir.
gu boffen, bob SIR 5rdulein 8odz
ter, bob Jrdrlein 9iloegasb ia entz
f9lieBen t0nnte, mid gu 5eiraten2
Mi6, Der id po9l nod einn1al 10
alt bin nie tie felbf, Dielletdt nod
otter. Nein, ia bielt es ni9t aus!
Sd .polIte 9eDiBbsit baben, nidt
md einmal in meinem 2sben nolte
ID mein 2ebensslud rerider5en
ginit babe id 5agbaft peridumt, CUR
redten 3eit gu ipreden! Das me-
nigftens ioIte ni9t nod tinmal se=
fdeben! 9iesmal poate i9, tper1a
ih entingen mHBte, nenisflens ni1t
mein nnglid fefbft Derf9ulbet ba=
benz"
u6aben sic bamals es als thu
glid angefeben, lieber 5reunb, baB
sic es perfdumt batten. gu fprez
9en991
.9amals ni9t rur, liebe, gnGbigs
Grau, nein INNER, bis geftern, ba ib
Sic, bic i9 beiB gefiebt, IN ssybrer
Eo6ter pieberfanb!"
Sin reigniertes 2ddeln iberaos
bic 3use Der Profeforin. sic bate
fm f4nea piebergefunben. Die
Qoffnungen, bic in ibr pl6Bli9 erz
pa9t paren, als bic Sodter boz,
ibrem Sugenbfreunbe ibr er3dblte,
nareu berflogen, als fe biefes
Jreunbes nod 10 iugenbli4 firmiz
f9e Regungen ertannte.
sd nerbe meme Sodter ruftn,
lieber 5reunb, na9 benz, mte 9ilbez
garb mir bon Sbnen eradblte, CLAUDE
i4 Sbnen bic 8erii9eru1g geben gu
tiD;n1en, baB sic ridt nersebli4 bof<
fen iperben, nenn aud mei1 Rinb.
pie i4 benfe, febr uberraf@t fem
nirb aber Sbren Mntrag."
limb ban1 REF bic profeform bic
5ohter. 11nb nit leu9tenben Nu=
gen, in benen man nod Srdnen
gldr5en fnb, Srdnen aufridtiger
5urbt, baB 81. eSrmeler nur uegen
Der SHUTTER gefommen fei, fdm Sill
begarb ms 3immer.
r!oerr 9ottor tommt, fd mad
9einem Grgeben gu erfunbigen,
Rinb, unb bonn hat ct mod an Did
cine iebr ernite 5rnge 5u ri@ten.1
9ilbegarb bDrte bic 5rage ni@t
erit an. Or. Srmeler bran9te fe
ni9t erff a1s5ufpreden. aaum batte
bic Profehorin ben @ab polenbet,
10 lagen fi@ audi f9on bic beiben IN
ben Mrmer.
Srou Brofehor 2niefebed aber
pH9te betmli9 Elm paar Srdnen
aug ben Gugen, bang foanbte tie Fd
NIT leue51tenpsr Treroe IN ibren
8liden ben 2iebenoen 5u. Gs mar
ia bas Glud ibres ein5igen &inbes;
Dos mao9te ben 8er5idt letht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09

s - bnun. 5duferiehr=
lima (au leinem Meiifer, Der IN elmer
nbrHparftbnbe na4 9uppen pirft,
aber nienals triffD: dit m Site
bel miBten @e fdmeiBeH. Meiifer,
ui1b Die guppe mHbte meiIn Ropf
hdbeu..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09

ourtte ben Ropt iDteoer bod,bebe.t
uno Seoern often ms Mnge fdnile1t.
Das mar Ser @ebonfe, Der Mnr
tobel Clint erfiinte, Der Tie aaes
Nittere Ser Iesten 8oden bergeifen
l;eB, aIs fi9 sic Gore bes @efdngnif-
ies fir iie %offneten.
Nidt Inn ibrer ielbif uiqen fre,i.
tc fie fid iiber tire Gntlaiiung aus
Der Soft, ionoern nm oes &inoes
minen, benz fie Nun menigitens ct.
men ebrliden Narnen b~interlaiien
frnrte.
@as bditte iie oarltm gegeben. Die
aarten @Iieber bes &1aben fart u116
frdftig, 6as bleihe @efidtben bon
Gei1mobeit gerotet al iebenl
Mber bas 2ebensfldmmden 1T benz
fleinen &0rper fladerte MIR nod
gong mott, ,11b es fbier. als Oh Die
2iebe bes Mrtterber5ers aqei1t es
Dor benz 8erl6iden bepabrte.
Ser ebrlihe Soc partete geoul.
big, Bis MatabeI es uoge1t ourfte,
nit DEM iduaden @d,tgling sic
Niidreiie mad EbursIep o11autreten.
sssn Sirnon goitreu's 8dqelden fubr
er fe babeim, 1tol5 1T benz 8etDuBt-
fem, nie biel er baau beigetragen,
fie at retten, inbem ct fetn @en
geipart bette, ben beiten Mopofaten
fir fie at beitenen.
nntertpegs gab er fid groBe Meii-
he, Matabel ettuas a11f8ubeitern uno
III unterbalten.
n9abt SIR idon Die @eihi9te nit
gber qeb0rt?" fraqte er I'M 2oufe
6es @elprdhes.
rgeein. 8as tits NIT ibm2"
MatabeI err0tete rnpi1flrlim,
als iie pIobIi9 an ibren S11geuoge-
ipieIen %ert1r1ert pur6e.
SEQ. esan1es goIpus hot Inn elm
2idt oufoeftedt, mics babeirn aug
fdao11t. Die Boun tat fid aar ara
brett moden. hot er aeiaqt. uu0
men11 Der Dper nidt 49t gdb',
miro fie BEN Afen fdlieBlib nod
beiraten ,1nb 3 fertig friegen. bob
er ibr Aues permadt, Die Neierei
u11o 3 Birtbnts unb Mnes, mas
er bat. Sea, oas bot ben iungen
&erru gepodt 1tnb er bat gemeirt, CT
moM' glei9 mad SbursIep, um Die
Eoup fortauiugem banit Der AHe
feline 9umr1beit made. Neir farn's
re9t fem = modt' bic RoaD ME
leioen. @as melnt SSbr - 1T bod
furios gepefen, Dob Der yner nit
BEL BEN @el6morene11 mar. eb2"
rSSa1, nidte Mtatabel 5er1tre1tt,
smi9 bats getpunoert."
n9ie bei6en &ocliTs madbten n
laures @eiidt, als fie fefner a11fib-
tid nurben, aber tie fno at o1n1lm,
ionf bdtten fie mobl mas geiagt, u11o
menm man geuuBt bm, bob r
Gud farnte, mar er gurHidt- oa5sH
genommen moroen."
BiS bi11ter @ooalmin ging Die
9Sobrt qut bon ltatten; oann aber
nerlor 6as Bferb Elm Sufeifen uno
fn1g ON 10 itdrf 5u btnfen, oaB Wea=
tobe1 a1siteigen ml1Bte.
.Sie 5og Is Dor, Die 5uei Sttn.
BEN 8eges Biz Sburslep gu Sub
Az dehen. DGhrerb Soc 5lrter init
bem labnHen @a1tl nab Dem 11aber
geiegene1 @ooalmin duridfebrte.
sir MotobeI mar es Elm BE-
idlnerIider Gang bel Ser empfinoIi-
den !@aIte nit Dem fraufen &inb I'M
@rm. bos fie an ibrem &er5en al
ertparu1eu {udte.
SIR erHer Gang IN EbnrsleD galt
Ser ~g1tber5igen Srmu clifton, bel
Der lie cine urterfrnt at fi1oen
boffte, Biz iie cine Gteaung erlangt
babe1 tpiiroe. gu ibrer 8eftiir5ung
erf11hr iie ieoo4, oaB Die BtDe at 1b-
rer erfrn11fte11 Gdtpefter nod @itleD
aeaqnaen lei uno Die @obn11rg abge-
inerrt bnbe.
: mioSoroofhr4pt+prt fnR 10 inf ri.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
ST. Beneoict's
Acaoemp =

ct. Spieph stearus County, Nainu.
Glue Der befen Anfalteu sar b5be.
rem S0dterer5iebnu8 TN gausm
Nurbmefeu. 11uterridt IN be1ttider,
eugliider unb fraus6iiAu Gprntbt,
Gteuosrapbie, Sgpeauritiug, Sud-
fnbren, @uM, Nalu, aod}eu nnb
iueiblide 6au6arbeiteu. Bripat5im.
mer, NIT alien n1pbernen 8eqnemIidJ.
feiten ausgeftattet, itebeu beu 36g-
Gngen CUR &erfigung. Mit pbigen
Snftitnte 1T clue SdnIe fir 3naben
bon 6 Zig IL Sabreu berbnnoen. 8e.
gen Ndbere1n ueu6e man iidb an
Sister Directress, O. S. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09
Xxx. Angseitpfen!

Ma1 bate tie freigeiproden; Der
entiesIide 8erondt oes Gattennlor..
hes mar bon br g~euoanIHeu: fe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-09

Mebr als eine 9ttnoe mar Der
itrifte11, bepor Die @eibmorenen 1T
Den Saal 5uridfebrten.
Nt atbemloier 5timmu1ng ridte-
ten iib Auer Augen auf tie, uuo
unter Dem tiefen 59neigen oes
SubIiflm1s berfunbete Der Sbmar1n
cas- nrtei1:
r8ir fin6en Ole Angeflagte nidt
iGuloig uno %beantragen oaber tire
Greilaiiung.1
GIN Ieiies @emrurmel, baB Bel
iel, balb WiBbiaigang> gi1g ourd
oie MeeHge-
MutabeI ober panbte iid. mar
morblei9 I'M @eiibt 1nD NIT auden,
ser 2ippe au Dem Brdiioenten:
sd oanfe Sbl1en, mein Serrl3
uno fdiidtern fugte fie bin5u:
rDarf ih iekt 5u meinem air1oe
geben24
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-16
USES OF ASPIRIN
TOLD BY "BAYER"
Bayer Company, who intro
duced Aspirin 18 years
ago, give advice.

When the Bayer Company intro
duced Aspirin over eighteen years
ago. physicians soon proved II a
marvellous help in relieving Rheu-
matism. Colds. Headache. Neuralgia,
Earache. Toothache. Lumbago.
Neuritis. Aching Joints, and Pain IN
general
To get this same genuine, world
famous Aspirin. you must ask for
''Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" marked
with the 'Bayer Cross" You will
find safe and proper directions in
every unbroken package.
Handy tin boxes Of Il tablets cost
only a few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. As
pirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoaceticacideste
OF Salicylicacid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-16
CHICAGO TO BLOCK
EXCESSIVE CHARGES
OF RENT LANDLORDS
Committees Appointed in City
Council to Investigate
PrOfiteering.

CHICAGO. april 15.-This city r.
attempting 10 prevent rent prohteer-
ing by regulating increases IN rates
and by organizing "a 500, 900, 900
corporation 20 build homes and sell
them on easy payments. Meanwhile
ChicaCo's fat jewellers have been
forming unions 20 WACO war on al
legged prOhteering landlords and
committees IN the city council have
been investigating increases in rents
ranging up 10 100 and even 200 per
cent
Several hundreds families have
solved their individual housing
problems by making their homes fl
households moOred in the branches
OF the Chicago river, the Calumet
and lakes in south Chicago. Once
in Dc session o. a house boat. the
owner only has to pay 81 a month
for thu privilege OF mooring his
craft. II ne does not like his loca-
ton he can move his home boat
elsewhere. Many OF these boats
cost $1,000 each and have FIVE
rooms. parloT. dining room, kitchen
and two bedrooms.
Tenants Buy Apartments.
In some cases groups OF tenants
have solved the rent problem by
forming cooperative companies and
buying the apartment houses in
which they live.
The housing corporation. which
has been financed by banks and BUSH
ness men. has under consideration
a plan 20 build n row OF model
homes in Grant park, on the lake
front. Examples Of many types OF
standardized homes would be erect
ed. furnished and surrounded by
settings OF trees and shrubbery so
that a prospective purchaser Of a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-16

new home could look over the
styles before placing his order.
Permit 800 Increase.
Attempts have been made 20
check rent profteering by cOOpera-
tiOn OF the city council and the Cook
County Real Estate board which in
vesrFated compla ints and. when in
creases were found 10 be excessive,
advised the landlord 20 withdraw
his demands. IN general the in
vestiCators have elbow ed an increase
OF about 30 per cent over last years
rentals.
A proposal was made 20 erect
scores Of porta ole houses but the
carpenters union declared its OD-
position TO that plan even IL the
houses come from union factories.
The recent tornadoes which de-
strOyed 100 houses and damaged 400
more in Chicago and its suburbs
have augmented a housing shortage
which had already become acute
through suspension OF building
operations In the war and long
drawn builders contracts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-16
It's Easy To Deceive a Sick Person
Bat Dodd's Kidney Pills Are Reliable.

Sick people seize the hrst so-called -curo"
offered. Vivid tales OF miraculous cures I'll
the patient with false hope. The best course
TO follow IL suffering from kidney or bladder
disorders, rheumatism, headaches, Is 20 take
Dodd's Kidney Pills = nearly City years the
standard remedy. Dodd's Kidney Pills a.
you 20 enjoy life. Minor ailments today. II
neglected, will make you q wreck. You can't
60 wrong II you take DOdd's Kidney Pills
three DIS In the nAmel in the nat, round box.
II your druggist can't supply you, send us
his name and soc. In stamps for the Ksnuine.
DOdd Medicine Co, Buffalo ". Y.
4 Safe. Mid CAthArtic. Diamond Dinner Pins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-16
WENDELLS
Vegetable Cathartic Liver Tablets

relieve sick headache. indigestion
and all morbid conditions due 20 tho
unhealthy action OF Liver and Kid
neys. These little chocolate coated
tablets are pleasant to take and act
gently without any bad after effects
Get a box Of Wendell's Liver Tablets
today at WetticlSs Cut Rate Drug
Store or any leading drug store.
Large box for 25 cents -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-16
Constipation

Is best treated by vegetable
remedy that makes the liver active
and regulates the bowels without
discomfort
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-01-23
WOOD HAS VARIED
CIVIL EXPERIENCE
ADMINISTRATIVE QUALITIES ARE
TESTED AND PRovED,iN HAN
pLINo GREAT BUSINESS
tiE PROBLEMS.
ey HOWARD 3. CLARK.

From time to time people ask,
@What has been the administrative
and business experience O. Leonard
Woodf What has been his experience
with men outside Of the army? What
does he know about conditions In the
different parts Of the United States
and In our overseas possessions? Has
he any thorough knowledge Of foreign
affairs and Of our foreign relationsT
The administrative qualities Of
Leonard Wood have been tested and
proved. No American living has been
tried more thoroughly than he In COM
plex fields Of constructive civil work,
administrative work of the highest
order which carried with 1t the ncces-
sity for the exercise Of keen business
acumen.
The republic Of Cuba, built upon
firm democratic foundations. Is a mon
ument to the administrative ability Of
Leonard Wood. In the Philippines is
to be found another monument to his
craftsmanship.
Leonard Wood graduated In medi-
cine from Harvard University In 1884
and served for more than year In
one Of the great hospitals, later to
take charge of the charity depart
ments in q section Of the city Of Bos-
ton where the poor lived.
Not long after the completion Of
Woods work In Boston he became an
assistant surgeon In the army, coming
into contact with the western plains
man, the miner. the people generally,
and giving much Of his time to the
work Of assisting the Indians and to
a study Of the problems Of irrigation
and reclamation.
Then for Leonard Wood there came
four years In California. He covered
the state many times In pursuance of
his duties and extended his field as
occasion required into the states of
the Northwest. Then for two years he
was in service In the South, having
headquarters In Georgia.
From the South Leonard Wood went
to the city Of Washington, where his
work brought him into daily contact
with Grover Cleveland. Then he had
the same intimate relations with VIII
liam Mckinley and the men Of his
time.
Then came the Spanish war and the
active campaign In Cuba as the col
onel Of the regiment Of rough riders
Of which Theodore Roosevelt was the
lie,,tcnant coIonel nt g
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
Wayne Auto Dealers
Enjoy Banquet; Discuss
Problems of Business

The largest meeting of the Wayne
County Automotive association was
held Monday night when 38 members
Of the organization gathered at the
Arlington hotel for a fried chicken
banquet. In addition to the Richmond
dealers, representatives Of the trade
from Cambridge City, Centerville. and
other surrounding cities were present
Seven new firms joined the local and
national organization making total
OF Is firms represented. Employees OF
the firms joined as associate members.
Guild A. Copeland. editor Of local
newspaper, urged the automobile deal
ers to learn the lesson OF cooperation
Mr.. Copeland discussed the part that
the motor truck is going to play In
solving the transportation problem
and urged Wayne county dealers to co
operate in helping move grain. coal
and provisions.
Charles Davis. local dealer. gave
the association a number Of statistics
in which he declared that the automo.
bile was necessity.
Members Of the association discus
sed standardizing of prices, uniformity
of service, and jobbers discounts in a
round table talk.
The next meeting will be held at
Hagerstown, Monday, Oct. 4. Harry
Chenoweth and G. S. Means were ap'
pointed transportation committee to
arrange a caravan for the Hagerstown
affair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
COMMITTEES APPOINTED

Committees were named for work
during the revival services of the First
Christian church, which open Oct 5,
to continue for at least two weeks. at
a recent meeting at the church. The
Rev. Barney. OF Indianapolis, will be
in charge Of the preaching services,
and the Brooks" Of Greensboro, will
lead the musical programs. The com.
mittees follow.
Advertising and extension: w. G..
McVay. w. L. Stump and NJ. H. Pick.
EFT; music, G. C. Wilcoxen and Miss
Margaret Windsor; prayer meeting,
Mrs. w. A. Ellis. Mrs. Charles Roland
and Mrs. David Teeple; census, the
Rev. L. e. Murray and A. B. Harrison :;
mems work, Charles Roland, Bruce
Cline. David Teeple and A. B. Harri.
son; entertainment, Mrs. Harlan
Mann, Mrs. Miriam Walls and Mrs.
Norman; finance. Carl Thompson and
the regular finance committee Of the
church: ushers. ]. H. Clements and
w. G. McVay.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
COX ENDS HIS TRIP
IN LAND OF MOVIES

LOS ANGELES, Sept. Ex-Governor
Cox, Of the Ohio democratic presiden
tial candidate, today faced a busy day.
whose program called for the conclu-
sion OF his southern California cam
paign and his departure for Arizona
this afternoon.
Five scheduled speeches remained
on his program in southern California.
One was at Long Beach, three at Los
Angeles, and one at San Bernardino
This called for morning trip to Long
Beach and return here where he was
to address the City advertising club,
a luncheon Of the club women and the
Southern California editorial associa-
ton. The speech at San Bernardino
was to come late today
AS at his speeches in San Diego
Yesterday, and Los Angeles last night
those today were expected to be feat
ured by the League of Nations, and
kindred subjects, as sentiment in favor
of the league was said to be strong in
southern California.
Says They Suppress News
Last night at his first speech In Los
Angeles, where he addressed one Of
the largest audiences Of his western
trip, the governor for the first time
discussed the Hitchcock reservations
to the lea que Of nations. declaring
they met "all sincere objections"
He charged some "reactionary''
newspapers were suppressing the
news of his campaign, adding they
used to be preaching the league Of
nations. but are not saying anything
about it now; but they are saying Cox
is wet"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
TURK NATI0NALISTS
CONTINUE FIGHT IN
SOUTH ASIA MINOR

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 90
Turkish nationalist forces in southern
Asia minor are continuing their fight
against French troops OF occupation
there.
Ten thousand Turks and Arabs are
beseiging Adana, and others are daily
Smelling Tarsus with old five inch Ger.
man guns operated by German officers
who have been stranded there since
the armistice.
Frequent attacks are being made on
Mersina, an important seaport south.
west of Adana, but they have been re-
pulsed by the fire from the guns Of
French battleships in the harbor.
Americans Distribute Food.
Americans in Adana have limited
food supplies, but distribute what they
can to 1900 persons daily. They have
SO far failed to secure shipments from
Mersina. French military officials are
dealing automatically with the people
and are granting amnesty to former
residents Of Adana who wish to desert
the nationalists and return home.
Hand to hand fighting frequently oc-
ours at Adana the French Senegalese
and also the Turks and Arabs cutting
off the heads of the fallen to be sure
they are dead. There Is no report
however of torture being inflicted.
Philip L. Flora, of Springfield, Mass,
worker with the American commit
tee for relief in the near east, who has
arrived here, reports counting more
than 300 headless bodies on the fields
near that city, where engagements
have recently been fought.
The French have driven back the be.
siegers and have established their line
five miles to the west of the city, but
the Turks and Arabs continue their
assaults under the protection OF vine
yards and orange groves.
French Send Supplies.
The French have succeeded in get
ting supplies into Tarsus from Mersina
and also have cleared the plain be-
tween Adana and the sea. They are
preparing for a winters siege, how.
ever, and are distributing to the
Turks, Arabs and Armenians inside
the city. The Harvest on the plains
nearby has been gathered in.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-21
Connerspiae District
M. E. Appointments Made

Following are appointments made
for the Connersville district, made at
the Indiana M. e. conference, which
met in Vincennes last week:
]. M. Walker, Superintendent; Ac-
ton, Charles Alexander; Arlington,
c. B. Ware; Brookville. J. II. Carnes;
Beth. W. B. Jerge; Fairfield, r. A.
Ulrey; Mt. Carmel. R. L. Bostick:
Whitcomb. e. A. Hartsaw: Browns
vile. c. c. Brown: Carthage. Arthur
Jean; Clarksburg. w. c. Watkins; Col.
lege Corner. w. F. Russell; Corners
vile, First, J. w. McFall; Grand Ave
nue., L. H. Kendall; Main Street, J. X.
Flanagan; Everton, G.. w. Speedy;
Falkland, c. E. Hester; Glenwood. F.
T. Taylor; Laurel. Oscar Jean; Lib
erty, E. I. Larue; Manila, M. e. Abel;
Metamora, Edwin Kilt; Milroy, R. R.
Cross; Mtlroy Circuit, G. J. Pickett:
Milton, J. w. Trowbridge; Norris
town, e. D. c. Xoeth; New Palestine,
S. L. Martin; Rushville, c. S. Black:
st. Paul. Charles e. Tinney; Shelby
vile. First Church. e. H. Boldrey;
Center. w. E. Burker; Main Street,
M. S. Taylor; West Street, L. c. MUIR;
Winchester. H. D. Sterrett: Waldren,
R. o. Pearson, and Vienna, R. o. Pear
son.