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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13
GEL GLOBO BURGLARIZED"

Burglars broke the window of Ell
Globo store on Morley Avenue about
three o'clock yesterday morning and
succeeded in getting away with every
article on display in the window. The
display consisted of six pairs of
Florsheim and Bates shoes worth
from fifteen to twenty dollars per
pair, six suits of palm beach clothes,
i've OF six hats and other small ar
icles, altogether valued at probably
$50. The thieves were apparently
not satisfied with taking the articles
# wtSr'ng apparel, but took also
display form, evidently intending to
display their wares for sale. No
clue could be had as to the thieves,
as the county bloodhound, when put
on the trail could GO 40 further than
the street, indicating that they had
gotten away with their plumber in
an Automobile,
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post in case of success of the Demo-
cratic ticket. The idea apparently
vas to create prejudice and carry
=. feeling that the matter was all "cut
and dried" Several others were
mentioned as aspirants to the post.
After several denials that the mat
tor was fixed "The Oasis" said flatly
that the man who would be appointed
'hicf of Police had no. been mention
ii, and was not even given thought
bout in that connection b. any can
'idate on the Democratic ticket. More
yer we said he was man whom all
Guild approve.
After the Democratic ticket was
>:lected and the now municipal gov
eminent was organized, Mr.. Lowe was
,nentiined to the Police Committee of
the present council as the best man
for Chief of Police Immediately
every mennber of that committee as
scented. telegraphc offer of the
place was sent to Mr.. Lowe, he &C
copied and two days later was>install-
cd in office.
Since holding office Chief Lowe has
done his full duty. He has given the
city most efficient service. He has
broken up gambling and professional
gamblers ply their tricks here no
longer. He has enforced the law
,wninst prostitution. Bookkeeping and
other moral evils. If any of them get
b. hin flew do it surrepeitiously and
clandestinely.
The people should re-elect the De-
locratic Board of Aldermen if for no
other reason than retaining Jay Lowe
us Chief of Police.
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PATAGONIA STAGE

Arthur Wrotnowski will start a
tage line between Nogales and
'atagonia Saturday, and will make
wo round trips daily between the
vo towns. The stage will leave No
ales at $50 in the morning for
'atagonia, and will start on the re-
urn trip at eleven o'clock. The
,fternoon trip will leave Nogales at
hree o'clock and start back from
'atagonia at five. The Nogales Of
&c for the stage will 5e at the
Iontezuma Hotel, and the Patagonia
nd of the business will be handled al
AcCutchin's Pool Hall. Both freight
I'd passengers will be carried. anc
Ir. Wrotnowski announces that his
age will always be on time.
In view of the prosperous condi-
on of the mining town, the stage
ne should enjoy lucrative bust
less.
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Efficiency In
Continued From Page One)

Lowe was named Chief of Police of
Noeales 1.-THE official title is City
Marshal, and he is ex-officio chief
# the police force). =
There is a bit Of history goes with
that. Mr.. Lowe was steward at the
State Hospital for Insane at Phoenix,
having been appointed from Santa
Cruz County. Before going to Phoe-
nix he had served four years as I'm
dersheriff of Santa Cruz County, an
he had made a splendid showing TO,
efficiency, both inside the office an'
outside. Whatever fell to him to
Ito in the sheriff's office was done
promptly, accurately and quickly
Whatever he was sent to do outside
was done right up to the handle.
When he was sent to make an arrest
he got the man. When he was CIV
en- the papers to serve. they were
served, no matter what the difficult
ties and obstacles in the way. This ed
itor knows whereof he writes because
he was clerk of the court more than
six years, and was in that place
I'll the four years that Mr., Lswe was
undersheriff.
When the election was on two years
ago the Herald endeavored to make
capital against the Democratic ticket
by asserting that John Bowman was
to be made Chief Of Police if the De-
moeratic ticket should be elected.
There was SO reason why Mr.. Bow
man should not have had the place
had he been DESTROYS Of taking it.
But he had not been promised the
place and he did not expect 1t. How
ever. the Herald kept insisting that
Mr.. Bowman would he given the
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13
OIEGUEZ, ITURBE
AND CARRANZA

Especial To "The Oasis")
HERMOSIILO, May 12.-It has
been confirmed here that Genera
Manuel M. Dieguez, the Carranz:
commander at Guadalajara, who wa.
at one time appointed military com
mander of Sonora, and was designatef'
by Carranza to lead the expedition
for the subjugation of Sonora, hat
been made prisoner by his own troop:
under the leadership of General Juar
lose Mendez.
The troops wired General Obregor
asking instructions. General J. N
Cara has been appointed command
err of the state of Jalisco, succeeding
Dieguez.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13
LIGHTING GROWS

Upon the beginning of the present
street lighting contract with the
Arizona Gas & Electric Company.
eli months ago, there were lOO
amp, and they were of $4,000 candle
-ower, in the aggregate. Since that
tie the number of lights has been
creased to 100, with an aggregate
f 3O,25O candle power. Yet the
Ierald tried to contrast service and
rides of the NOgales Electric 4
'ower Company, which, served only
O. lamps, with about 10000 alleged
andle power, which was not 1909
Efficient by great deal.
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NOT NECESSARILY IN A NEWS
PAPER

Ordinance No. SO. Section of the
City Ordinance Book says: sit shall
be the DUTY of the Water Com
'aittee to render monthly 20 the Com.
mon Council general report of the
condition and work of the department,
md detailed financial rerort Of the
receipts and expenditures during the
previous calendar month and CAUSE
TO BE PUBLISHED brief state
ment of the receipts, disbursements
md work Of the department"
Has the voter seen such a state
nent called for in the ordinance
'ublished during the past two years?
Is the present Democratic council
afraid to publish the great amount of
profit the water department is MAX
ing each month? That department
IS making over 100 per cent profit
and the PEOPLE ARE PAYING
DOUBLE WHAT THEY SHOULD
PAY FOR WATER.-Daily Herald.
The general report called for in
he Illumination of the Herald re.
produced above. is rendered every
Month, as can be told the newspaper
luoted by Alderman Bracey Curtis,
Who has heard il read every time he
has attended a council meeting.
There is a copy supplied each alder
IAN and always when read a number
# taxpayers are present.
AS for publication: The ordinance
Toes not read that the report shall
,e published in some newspaper"
That is the way the law reads when
hat kind of publication is meant
When the report is read in open meet
ng of the board of aldermen, aud is
open for inspection in the office of
he city clerk, publication has been
Effected. Moreover such reports were
lot published by the last COun. il.
As to alleged exorbitant profits of
he Water Department, the Herald is
-eferred to the article in another
'olumn, with data drawn from an Of
fetal audit, showing that the profit
f the Water Department is but
W.. When the preceding council
AN the department there was a
'eficit each month.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13
REED-MILESTONE

Friends of the bride in NogaTes
have received from Kansas City a
wedding announcement reading:
"Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Reed an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Mary June to Mr.. Richard Mileston
on Saturday, May, Eighth, Nineteen
Hundred Twenty. Kansas City, Mo-"
The bride is a niece of Mrs. Allen
T. Bird, and visited in Nogales in
I917-1S.
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MONTERREY SURRENDERED
Especial To "The Oasis")

Especial To 1.-THE Oasis")
LAREDO, May H. Monterrey
was captured this morning BY the
evolutionary forces under General
Grantini l.. Villareal, Governor Jose
dc Luz Santos evocuating the ETY.
alter extracting forced loan Of one
hundred thousand dollars from the
citizens. Juan M. Garcia will prob
ably be the new governor.
Ma amoros was taken by the rev
aillticnists this morning.
It is expected here that tra;f'c tt
Monterrey will be restored in two w
three days time.
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INCENDIARY FIRE

A hay stack containing seventy
five or eighty tons of high grade
fodder was burned yesterday at the
home of DR.. T. J. lies in Rain VAL
ley. Officers were dispatched to the
scene and reported that while they
counld find no positive proof, every
thing indicated that the fire was of
origin.
The loss will be a severe one for
DR.. lies.
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Mrs. Obregon received a message
from the General yesterday, in which
he said that he hoped to see her and
the children in fw days time. This
is taken by the Obregon followers
in Sonora to mean that the General
will be home shortly for a more or
less extended stay.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13

General Iturbe was forced by tn
action of his own troops to flee from
the city of Mazatlan, and is now or
his way to San Francisco. He has
wired Supreme Chief de la Huert:
that he will come Immediately to So.
nora to espouse the cause of the Con-
stitutionalists.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13
Especial To "The OasiS")

HERMOSILLO, May 12.-Accord
ing to reports reaching here tonight
former President Carranza IS nov
surrounded at Rincon, near Apizaco
where his capture is imminent. as
most of his troops have either de-
serted or been made prisoners.
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rot be brought to Nogales.
The luncheon was fairly well at
tended, and especial interest was
shown in the proposal to get behind
the movement to divert enough Of
the bond money for roads to the
Bankhead route to secure the neces-
sary state and federal aid.
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The antics of the Herald in being
"flVen from one untenable position
to another is disgusting those it is
tr,5ing to serve.
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FOR SALE--Owner leaving town.
Completely furnished six-room
house. Part cash. Balance terms.
Phone 226 M. 5:4-6t pd
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WOOD FOR sALE-,send your or
ders for black and white oak wood
for cooking and heating. Phone 313J.
1O-12tf
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H. c. Chittenden, train master of
the S. P. de Mexico, was in the city
yesterday, returning to Empalme this
morning. Mr.. Chittenden reports that
the retreating Iturbe forces destroy
ed about fifty bridges large and small
between Culiacan and Mazatlan.
With the present difficulty in secur-
ing materials of all kinds, this
amount of destruction will very like
ly mean several months time before
the road can be put in shape for
traffic to Mazatlan.
Ramon Montoya, director of the
hospital in Nogales, So
nora, died in that institution yester-
day, pneumonia being the cause Of
his demise.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13

FOR SALE-OAK and Mesquite
Wood. T. M. F,rd, Phone III.
1:25-tf-cg.
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OR SALE-One Underwood Type
writer. Call 351 Morley Aevnue
4:16 If
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FOR SALE-By Owner. Two 3-room
brick houses, Bath and Sleeping
Perrhes. w. w. Ford, Hudgin
Street. 4:14-1 mo pd
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13

We handle 500 different makes of.
sewing machine needles, shuttles,
bobbins and parts. We buy, sell,
rent and repair all makes. AMER
ICAN FURNITURE EXCHANGE.
1882 Morley Ave. Tel. los.
4:29-ch Inn
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WILL GIVE SPANISH LES
SONS-n Exchange for lessons
in English Address P. O. Box
No. 794. Nogales, Arizona
0:30-tf.
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FOR SALE - Five room, cement
brick house, with all modern con-
veniences (bath, toilet, electric
lights. etc.,, broad porch, basement;
Corner Lot 50x150 feet. good res
idence location, Offered at a bar
gain. Apply at "The Oasis" OF
flee. 5:11-tf oh
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. o o o 9 Q Q g 9 9 @ . . Q o @
D FOR SALE e
. o o Q G, o o o o @ . o 3 o q e
FOR SALE
Six room frame house, close in terms
Three room brick house, new, close
in.
Six room stone construction house,
finest view in Nogales, terms.
Six room brick, furnished house.
New Terms.
A42 A. J. CAPRON
Jund Building.
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gi@5 10 ~ !s RassAi Egias Flip REE DR.. 49,
ajs, ifr
s. PERSONAL ITEMS "
Ia
a y M A9SigES 5IS re lgEs gI n IS


Hls sI9H zesSes5a S a u sIsga ss
Mrs. Achsan Best of Harshaw,
was visitor at Nogales yesterday.
~ Mrs. George Beebe of Elgin, is
visitor at Nogales, the guest of Mr..
md Mrs. Elm johnson. ,
Yesterday Mr.. J. E. Wise went
.wn the river into the Calabasas
'ountry.
Yesterday Doctor E. E. Kessler,
sturned from visit in Los An
geles.
Men who will associate with poll
,ical freaks become looked upon as
'reaks themselves.
Yesterday Nogales was visited by
,r. NJ. W. Jones of NJ. w. Jones &
'ompany, marble monument manu-
@acturers in Tucson.
Doctor W. F. Chenoweth, City Heal
I'll Officer, has practiced medicine in
Nogales more than thirty years and
he has made a fine record. He en-
joys large and lucrative practice.
There are several little surprises
ct q store for the Sal icket befo:e
his campaigs, ends. 1t is pity that
ONE good men should have been in
.uced to stand on that ticket, under
unh a leadership.
Mr.. Lou Roller, street superinten-
lent, has kept the streets in good
condition; and under his administla-
ion the city has had one dollar in
,alue for every dollar expended.
Mr.. E. r. Purdum, City Attorney
is member of the firm of Duffy &
,urdum, leading attNneys. His
place at the bar of Arizona is 1
exalted, and he stands high in publi'
estimation.
The foregoing is the roster of IT,
.ppointive officers of the city witt
/, fair mention of the qualifications
nd abilities Of each. Let the Herald
pick out one of them who is inefflc
INT, and, state case of absolute in
Efficiency anywhere.
: :. T. Bryant superintendent of tn
Water and Sewer Department, is
first class mechanic, and served ST
ears in that capacity in the United
States Navy. His work as waite.
superintendent is shown by the effici
.ncy of the service and the economic:
inaugurated, which will appear in thu
report of the City Clerk. ~
Mr.. J. w. Larimore, City Enginee
has enjoyed a wide experience in hi
profession in California, Arizona an
Sonora. He was on the Yaqui Riv
n several years, with the Richardson
Construction. In California he wa.
with the Southfan Pacific. In Ari
iona he has been County Enginee,
# Santa Cruz County and he has
vide service doing general work.
Yesterday Mr.. W. J. Mitchell wa, /,
over from Mowry. The gentleman i
going to Ell Paso today to arrang'
With Ell Paso Reduction Company fol
treating ores from the Santa Barbara
mines in Sonora-mentioned al
,perated by the: Consolidated Arizona
hpper Company Of Arizona, with of
ICES however, In Gary Indiana, ant
zines at Mowry, of which enterprise
Mr. Mitchell Is manager.
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ROSES REAL BARGAINS

Ford Touring .......... $4,000
i[axwell-5 passenger .......-.... $4,000
lodge. passenger .......... 10000
Studebaker 4-5 passenger -. 10000
Studebaker a. passenger -. $4,000
Studebaker passenger 49, $4,000
Studebaker 81 passenger 49, 10000
Studebaker Truck .......-..-. $4,000
Oidsmobile As passenger -..- 10000
Oakland 6-5 passenger -.' 10000
Jeffrey 6-7passenger --...---..,. 10000
Jones CT passenger ......... $4,000
Hudson Sd passenger . $4,000
ROSE AUTO AND SUPPLY
COMPANY
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-05-13

Power. Gas, Lignfs and Ice. Arr
acna Gas & Electric c.
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We make the aIgits bright Aris
IONA Gas & Electric C.
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FOR SALE-One dozen Hens, White
Leghorn ROSTERS. 655 Morley Ave
nue.. 5:7-6t pd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-09

DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE or THE BOARD. HAN
ioND. INDIANA. SEPTEMBER 4.
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WANTED TO BUY

" is-N l Ed TO BIY-Buu puppv lar
RUNNER Ave. Phone 1875 Han1n,or7l
r
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TIMES ARE WORTH TRYING
WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

W-ANTEL-Handy man and wife for
house and garden work, good home.
Mr.. ST. Aub!n Gritfith, Ind Phone Ice.
9-S-3
N'ANTED-Two mon and one woman
for jauitor work TIA the schools. See
Fred McQuiston. Supt. Buildings and
Grounds Industrial high school. s a m.
Wednesday. q-I0-1
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The Times want aus bring as
tonishing results if their users are
to be believed.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

$4,000 a Hammond manufacturer own
ing their factory building. machinery
and patents wants TO borrow ten thou
sand dollars Address A-97 Lake County
Times Hammond 9-7-5
FOR Restaurant doing good
business. must sell account leaving
city The GriM. 95 Fayette ST. Ham
nond 9S-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-09

To Whom L May Concern:
Notice is hereby given BY the Board
Of Public Works Of the City of Ham
mond, Indiana. that on the 1st day Of
September 1890 they unanimously
adopted Declaratory Resolution. No. SI4.
for the vacation OF a part Of Victoria
street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-09
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS Large manufacturer wants
agents 10 sell hosiery. underwear,
shirts. dresses. skirts. waists. shoes.
etc. Write for free samples.
Madison Mills. sos Broadway. New
FORK. 5-I6-l
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LOOK! LISTEN!

Where you can get 16 per cent on your
money, You can here. Why pay rent
when you can own home and collect
rent at the same time. which viii pay
for both. a room modern bungalow.
built months and furnished cottage
on same lot. now rented for $50. 1923
Harrison 81. Hammond az
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT room house. south side
Phone Hammond 2S2s 9-9-1
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY or HAMMOND, INDIANA
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
Won, are ba-e,,, ,o+,ses tts.+,a pos.5
OF Fppiie Works Of said City WA re-
ee'Fe p4-s up y september lotH' 1870.
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49, ~ ...-.
C-raso.ta y-oos NO. -, .,.,,-..s 49,
,l,,s.-,..+t..- -e, 500, ...-e.
-, ~. 40 So ; nc
e., - -
a ...
- anu
'0Ns' - me aley South OF Ken
- 80 ! 49, TIL -sloIaiile AYenae' q
Uii1el Improvement
. SPECIMEN N me
~" ~ N.7'
ts'ii N7 aeeoiil p'-illeu o. q
NO SO man wv"
- '44e g ''i'i1eeu
el7 ilsn1 70 re-
a. J. SWANSON
iACoB WIKER.
II g DIETRICH,
Board Of Public Works
Wll-- II ST lose. City Clerk.
>-c,--,.-1- 1890 - =, --7------
= - " 'H'ol- T.
l'l-l'A q 7 MEM OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE or THE BOARD. HAN
AoND. INDIANA. SEPTEMBER /.
is-o
TO Whom 1 May Concern;
Notice IS hereby given by the Board
or Fuolc works OF the City Of Ham
mond' Indiana, that on the LIST day Of
9eptem per 1920. they unanimously
adopted Declaratory Resolution. No. S1s.
for the vacation OF part OF Victoria
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF HAMMOND INDIANA
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WANTED-Iatc model Dodge for cash.
inquire flat 1901 Magoun ave. East
Chicago 9-9-2
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BARGAINS IN .
BUNGALOWS

We have 'em. Very cozy,
we'll built on East Side, large
living room and comb, dim
ing room and kitchen, , large
bedrooms, bath, furnace,
tubs, fine Easements, kitchen
cabinet gas stove hot water
heater, 40 fit. lots with black
dirt, trees, shrubs, clothes
poles, all assessments paid in
full. Save 81, 800 by getting
one of these wonderful bun
galows at only $500. Only
$4,000 cash, bal. as rent. s
per cent. interest. Only a
few left. Get busy. Phone
81 and 664.
WOODS, MARTIN & co.
601 Holman Street
Hammond, Ind. '7-+
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LEGAL NOTICES
NoTIrE

NOTICE
won't be responsible for debts con
tracted BY any one except myself on
and after this date. Sept 7th. 1890.
NELSON (. KIRK.
9-I-s9 AZ oak S. Hammond
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MISCELLANEOUS
sEwrNG MAcuTNNs RRPAIREp

Al Kinds OF Sowing machlpes reruIr-
"a and built over. estimates furnlsheh
r. e. Miller. the sewing machine expert,
1S3 State St phone 1890, Hammond
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FOR sALE-Cooking and eating ap-
piles. ! Il mile east Of Hessville on 25th
avenue. none delivered. j. r. Grant.
l261Y3 Hammond 82s-tf
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Don't throw your PAGE: ewaJ
touch with the whole world.
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WANTED:-Cold Riveters,
Hot Riveters, Buckers-up,
Helpers, piece work basis
with guarantee, applicants
must have tank experience.
Come ready for work; GRAY
er Corporation, East Chica-
ro Ind s-9-3
The courier-index., 1920-10-01

mentally mrerIor. LIT. Il. GriesDacn emphasizes this in an article in the Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift (Berlin), explaining that in left-hand- ed persons the speech center is in the right hemisphere of the brain instead of fin the left hemisphere, as is the case in right-handed persons.
 The result of persistent efforts to make them right-hauded may be a speech center that is not predonh- nantly situated on either side. which condition Griesbach says interferes with the differentiation of the hem- spheres throughout childhood and adolescence.
 He says that once the unilateral hemfshpere differentiation is com plete, as It is in adults, n re.-edueation from left to right or from right to left-handedness will do no harm to the brain.
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Home Lumber Company

waru toward rne nlgnfanns or sdgcs. on the south and toward the swelling ground paralleflng the Baltic on the north. It joins the lowlands of west ern Germany with the great plain of western Russia. Its rivers are slow and sluggish, with their mouths often but a few dozen feet below their sources and seldom more than a few hundred feet below. Their basins in- tricately interpenetrate one another, and the frequent inundations of these basins have covered them with very rich alluvial soil.
 Winter Like New England.
 Russian Poland usually has a win ter somewhat similar to that of New England. There is an even cold, with not great deal of snow, but often with razor-edged winds from the northward. The rivers ot this region