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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL

With the revival at the Christian
Church OF Indiana Harbor entering the
fourth week those in charge are very
enthusiastic over the results which
have been obtained. In addition 10
the large number CT conversions which
have been made. there has been a de-
cided Increase in interest IN the church
work and many are joining the church
BY letter.
Last sunday marked the banner day
in the church activities with nineteen
additions and an ~ttendance in the
Sunday School OF $50. An effort is
being made 70 make a further increase
in the Sunday School attendance and
break the record held by the church
At Hammond.
Rev. Snyder last night spoke on
Some things Indiana Harbor Doesn't
Need and viii tonight use for his sub
ject Bicycles and Baptism" one Of
the nightly features IS the showing or
moving pictures and several reels CT
Red Cross and Social Service films have
already been shown.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
POLICE DANCE TOMORROW

The annua police dance OF the East
Chicago and Indiana Harbor forces viii
be held tomorrow evening in both the
Masonic Temple at East Chicago and
the Oddfellows Hall at Indiana Harbor.
The music for the East Chicago dance
will be furnished by Sterling and the
Indiana Harbor mdsIo VIII be BY Cor
man.
The dance promises to be the biggest
affair OF It's kind ever given in this part
Of Indiana and IF all attend who have
purchased tickets the halls Will be
packed four or Ave deep. The divis-
ion OF dancing nocrs was made not on
~ to accomodate the crowd but to
eliminate the need OF persons from enc
end or the city going to the other end
The nroceds OF the dance VIII be used
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21

and her two children are on a visit
to Roberts. III. the home OF relatives.
Mr.. Meth Williams of 145th st. Is
recuperating from an operation re-
Gently performed on him at the Mercy
hospital in Gary. and is doing as we'll
as can be expected at the present time.
Mr.. Otto Decker of South Magoun
ave. and of the firm CT Cohen and
Decker. in Chicago ave-, is back from
a several days trip to French Lick
Springs.
The Elias Davis family have moved
into their beautiful bungalow recent
ly completed in North Magoua avenue
rsear 143rd St, having disposed OF
their property interests at 4f2s Mag
GUN ave. and also a house adjoining
and occupied by the Frank Dixons.
the latter having leased the B. b.
Mickey residence adjoining tho Davis
property where they are now settled.
Tie Wickeys are moving TO Chicago
where Mr.. Mickey is engaging in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
RESIGNS FROM ASSOCIATION

Citizens OF East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor were surprised today tc learn
or the resignation from the Welfare
Association OF Rev. Rollo G. Speer. the
president. Miss Ada Coffey. supervising
nurse and seven nurses who have been
working in the Twin City field. The
designations have been accepted by the
Board of Directors and appointments
to MI the nursing positions will be
made within a few days. The resig-
nations OF the present nurses are et-
f~ective May l.. Election Of a new
president viii be taken up at a meet
ing TO be called the latter part Of the
week.
Although there has been no state
ment from the welfare Association or
those who resigned. as to tho reason
for the designations. 1t is understood
that a difference In opinion as to the
policy CT the organization was respon-
sible.
The Board OF Directors at their next
meeting viii discuss plans for the year
which 1t is minated Viii Include eX-
tensions in many branches 81 the work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21

The Boys Club OF the Indiana Har-
Dor Christian church Will meet at the
church this evening at e:45.
A happy betrothal took place in Ind
lana Harbor this week when Mrs.
Grace Martin. Of 1921 Ivy st. widow
Of the late Harry Martin who passed
away more than a year ago.. became
reunited with her former husband. MT.
James Reubart. who came from St
Petersburg. his present home 70 claim
his wife from whom he became sep
arated some tour years ago. The re-
Cancellation was a most pleasant one
and the couple who rave a grown son,
repaired to Crown Point. the mecca OF
many marriages. and pledged their
troth anew. Accompanying them were
Miss Edna Ivy and Joseph oHearn
who stood sponsors to the occasion.
They are presently settling their bust
ness affairs here in view OF leaving for
the south in a month or six weeks
where Mr.. Reubart is engaged in the
painting business and where they Will
ultimately settle 70 make their future
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21

home. Mrs. Martin. now Mrs. Reu-
bart, has a Kid circle OF friends who
wish her every happiness and regret
her departure from this city.
The NJ. T. Girls met last evening
at the home of Miss Mary Nowak in
Hammond and enjoyed one of their
usual sessions. The next meeting viii
be with Miss Julia Karagish in South
Todd ave-. the evening OF Tuesday,
May 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Fairchild
OF APPS Northcote ave. are the proud
parents of a little daughter which ar
rived at St. Margaret's hospital a few
days ago. This couple came to this
city from Denver. Colo. and settled
here.
The Mesdames y. Jameson, G. Berg
and c. c. Hathaway viii comprise a
committee on entertainment TO give a
birthday social at IT, United Presby-
terrain church parlors. Saturday eve
ming for the benefit or all church mem
bers and their invited riends The
church orchestra Will render the mu-
Sic. An attractive feature announced
is the rendition or "Ye Old Time
Songs" There will also be the serv-
wing OF refreshments and a cordial
welcome extended 70 all to be present
and enjoy the hospitality OF the eve
ming which Is to be afforded them.
Guests Of Mrs. w. s. Flynn in Fir
st. are the Mesdames James Hocken-
smith and Yodler, both OF Gary.
Miss Agnes Reid. teacher at a school
at Onargo. III. and a resident OF this
city, is here visiting relatives while
the school in that city is closed dur
ing an epidemic OF scarlet fever. She
Is dividing her time with MI. and Mrs.
D. c. Reid, in North Magoun ave.
and Miss Alice Williams IN 145th st.
and Will return to her duties as soon
as the quarantine in the schools are
lifted IN that city.
Mrs. Thomas Henry Of 145th st.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21

manufacturing business. Tho purch-
aser of the Davis property just vac1-
ted is Mr.. Manning. who Is with tie
Borden MIX Supply Co.
Mrs. E. B. Gibbs of this city was
a guest at the home OF Mrs. Leslie
Wilson in Chicago where a farewell
dinner was held for Mrs. George VIII
son. recently of the Mickey Apartment
who is planning TO go to Louisiana t.
settle with her husband who has taken
q position there. The afternoon after
the luncheon was spent in a matinee
party with several Chicago friends be-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
ing the invited guests.

ing the invited guests.
Mrs. Karl Norris OF the Atlas APP
artments is leaving the latter part OF
this week for Lagrange. III. for A
visit of sevral weeks taking her hill
dren with her.
Harry Joyce of Youngstown. Ohio.
is here the guest of his brother. Dom
onic Joyce. OF Northcote ave.
The Wednesday Evening Pinochle
Club will hold a session this evening
with Mrs. William Herbert In North
Barring ave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
POSTAL

Announcements have been made by
the East Chicago p~cst-ofice authorities
OF an examination TO be held at the In
diana Harbor public library next sat
urday, April -. for appointment as
clerks or carriers. The salary or the
clerks and carriers varies from $1,000
to $1,000 a year.
Preference IN appointments will be
given to ~honorably discharged soldiers.
sailors and marines. and their widows
and TO the wives or injured service men
Height and weight requirements Will
also be omitted in favor CT service men.
Additional information in regard to
the examinations may be obtained from
Miss Dona KEncwitz at the Indiana
Aarbor poston1ce.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
ON PERSIA

Paulus Boodagh. the Persian who de-
.livered a mcst interesting and amusing
address last sunday evening at the
East Chicago Congregational Church
viii re TURF tonight to give his Illus
trated lecture on Persian Customs and
Manners. He has been asked 70 also
touch on the political situation of Per-
STA at the present time. MI Boodash
will appear IN his native costume and
his manner or address is so novel II Is
guaranteed no one will go tc sleep
whilst he IS talking. The lecture
commences at 7:45 o. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT

An entertainment for the benent of
the Social Service League OF the Twin
Cities will be held at the Riley school
in Indiana Harbor next Friday ,even-
ing The program Will consist OF
speaking. dancing and singing and Will
be presented by both Chicago and To-
cal talent. The local talent has been
selected from the high school and the
graded schools Of Indiana Harbor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21

bership.
During ahe evening time was taken
from the dancing for presentation OF
a beautiful silk nag by Miss Helen
Ruth Huber on behalf or her father. A.
c. Huber. The flag will be placed in
the clubs new rooms into which they
have recently moved.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
REPUBLICANS GIVE DANCE

4 dance under the auspices OF the
Young Mems h epuToncan Club Of East
Chicago at Kzlpa's hall last evening
drew a crowd OF a couple Of hundred
people among whom were a number
OF the political leaders OF the city and
their wives. The dance Is a first OF q
series OF entertainments and dances to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
BUTTON COVERING

Hemstitching. braiding. ~pleating and
sewing machines at bargains. Call on
J. Massey. 81 State St, just west of
Hohman phone 446-Hammond. 4-1s16t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21
READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO
CLASSIFIED


All classified advertising must be paid
Tor before 1900 o'clock on the day OF
publication. beginning October 1st. All
those who have monthly accounts are
excepted. Phone advertisements Will be
accepted as usual, but they must be
paid for before 12so0 o'clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21

by the officers for purchase CT new uni
forms and according to present indi-
cations VIII be well over $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-21

Madame Letta. Gowns and Corsets.
is open for business. 3414 Deodar St.
Hours 3 a. m. to 5 p. m. Phone Ind
Jana Harbor, ga J.. 4-15
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30

Elddetor-a- Ne, 0c- .a-T,hs l,odr
Of Eenrr z Cove. n TINS ra1y- vas
found n Z WOODS neHr here lA-e to-
night pE . compAuE Of militia a9.ar
jain L SrAdtord Of New Tarik. whs
had aecnm PANIED nun On hunting
-Ip ma reported Tnaz ne had arri-
dsnrz1lE s1aps himself Br-ad. ard. WIN
IS a summer Resident here WAS un-
able n find the hBGr aaG rennesed
asHlszEncH wfats-s YRS summoned nv
lhe sounding Of the Tas1 cal
Gore was haunting several Yards N
advance Of Bradford. accnrninE %
the AutnorS1sz when 7.ne laz-er
heard 1ne discharge Of Caves Ez1n
and sEw him 1a@L In some manner.
Z Is believed Gore had fallen CARS
ing ma Gun 70 Glscha--a Bradford
went n q 1ea-ssr house tnr asssss-
anrs Dz- the bBgr could non Ne
11und uurs1 q -&ne-R- SEARCH was n
sizru1E1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Law Reaches Out
for Baseball Pool
Operators I'm Chicago

Tsh1EaCn. Orr. - --us ulIis EEazlass-
t11--se owners If lsassaAT pnnls were
T'u1eh tonHv by 1he sr,arla. grand Ju-v
.I1vsessrl gazing aRsHbRll Owners n the
ts-tEz w-esrsrn Universal and AzaHr5-
.:aE- National paris aue uRnea in lAe
pnuiE AT H-s CthaGaEn men
investigation q me ppnis resulted
11nn I7ur1lsrzIus nunnlaznts -eut5uen ny
llls grand Jury 1-nrn rnsn hnlnznr WIN
9l7lr t1cisets WHO u'err unable Il, cE,i-
,tz1 en -a,ss- slsE1s.
The sJsegnHl grand JH-v aaauuT11sn
sHze TINS az11srnlpBn ur1t1l November g.
when II WI, De rtizsniz'sfa unless fur
r1'er ssudeurs = br7uEa1 NJ Fur onn-
ssiFitsrA11uTl.
These a=aIrs1 whom rue tziI2s p'e-'e.
va1aa 4ptisy arr William -f1elsus. MIR
IN Ga111n anu = C. Walters. Fl af
g-f11t;Rrn
These ,ntfarrtssi are
Eaase Ciru1la. Joe JaI.ksss,ra. C7anE.-
Williams F7-t,i MrMaIlt.rl. tst.ur-s
1K-snz's- t0scar Fess1.,s ana Charles
E1zsiss-r Wine Six ni8pe-z
Arnold Chick Gxnrlil. former 7ytssts.
>,ssz plaEer
E5n [-hEsse trsr-1usr Ntsx T.s-k y@3aylr-
Aas A:1@l1. TURNER Bnxt-,
.Iasaph '.Spur-n SusiEa-an uf' rns,nn
ann Earila.I Brown 81 View Tnrh.
u--as 1Er-ns- H-h7fe SIX pIs- q
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Victory Portents
Are ~UnmiStakable
Chairman White

View York Or .9-lzssyTT-H v rIs1-
,.t.E1r-nan Ut me -,snnUr1-1c Na-1Hn-
al COMMUNITIES. 1staH- issued TIT follow
mr. election forecast
-sT-ha general anliZ1Ea4 situation az
4sne close vi the lEsl u'aaK OF Lnr
g.,.-a.,a1En ri 1s.e Is flH q ssE1ls
Winch npirt enthusiastically - I,ernn-
cra-le succsess
s'CzuVer-nur Cux- ana Mr. E2onssssFs.if
VII cas--v The t,s1'1Hr sa2zEes al May
lsz1c. WeEf virginia AanLoEkZ MIS-
SPUR and Oklahoma n afaais1on II
-+,s southern s=7atz.s TFf1ps7 VII -:a--y
iDsrin and I-usnna Or the A14Rn73c
seas,uHr-rI IN New : aTk, MasERr.'1a-
Salts zz1d Ehpue Island Gle u al
t.ssa7-t.I1n rr.- sil1T- rnf slI7naZun If
srrur,7rzur ,axusr-v minute and VT FRI
certain tiraz we w-sl carr View Jt.rf-
ssv. Ennnec13cIr nnu Ssw Eaa1Hp-
Ei1ITe
+sfr fnH waEa reports s--fY-r M0n-
-ann- EnInr.acin. lA-EZEna- aGRnEa-. View
Msxlrc Washington TeVEfla- SOUTH
IRiSu7a and T-ah a-@ fhH- rhHT ar
rs.---Hz-liv T,esnnr-a-5c ami We beaaey'H
w7e viii CRY Nebraska Cal-fnTnsh
god NORTH EaEzofa In Minnesota.
C--eErn and wlscnnssTl- our -1I-Sssssss.frIs
are hDursy improving and & g-4A@
swing 1nwa-d NE is ga N KANSAS. L
T.nnis and sxen in iowa
''yt1e Rspuiziiuxus a-e deznuraafzn n
H-an me Canadian border - tine gulf
ana F-rIrn 1sse A+lanrsr to ths Pacific
Their Fz-csss aze IN r-zil RETREAT every
w-ls-ee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30

ness s'nr<, Oct gn.-Srpen l-,f-sr
Starex ssnsrorA. r-seroe-1 " t1e SER
s1nrisi CnrnnIt-ee Of -as 1erunl,rar1
Ma-annsl Curur,Ir-=s. ,ssue, s-ats-
rnsr7 1uz:ss aerisrlna r.1at 1-es were
n 1uKrrsun 40 Gnngrsruls.e TIRE
snuntrs uppn +,e Certain eis-1irr Ut
Warner G -srains u -ae press
asnrs-"
--ss sucrszE 81 -f1e 1p8is or : assrsy
nssz- by IN Overwhelming MAJORITY
IS ass1rsc oss'prr r1e srlscrm ~
nuurt- r-1e STATEMENT asse--en.
0ecsarsng -nse IRE eier1lur n g
ae2uSiica, President a,r VIE l-~si-
aerrI wonir ne - BARREN sar-arv ir7-
aesr-. sfsuGir 1as 9esnurrxrs rrrr-ri
IRE sera-E. tire staes-nerT- a-uer
--aE- every man snr ssnrnar ~ A-nr--
ia @np 7rupusex % we've Tor sSa-a-
inE znr deserves - SEE ms arrrs-is-
r--H-lnn . Enmpiere sacrExs- sr,uIir
~ure 7pr Republican srrsrur. -rf-
understanding airy inrzi 1r>jaEirs ~
AIRY +sC-aurai dTSersnrss -.sst may
-rase ariser."
The stat.rne-I ~as ssr-es ss Ser
a-ons Sns,uer-r-. Trsli,rnEvse-. Ne~.
csirsr. Mccormick. Caznsr arg e.
s3-Ts.
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CANADIAN AND YANKEE RIVALS )
OFF TODAY IN FIRST RACE FOR
SCHOONER FSHERMEN'S TITLE
$3.50 IN TEST

=azLl.z. \ =. C.Csf ..aa-Aa anufhrIE-
aBu urexl,arlaa tas1 af me CANADIAN
mt American ENTRANTS In tine Inter
aa.-lr1lAl fisherman ReEazza hf--
-..Irzns -pInnrr'Bw came I1ls azf--I-
-tnar u hsn -ae Nnvs Sf-u1lEn schooner
D. ia v-t--zIia. an hHr WAY ID F5a4-Etzlz
I'm Luneni,ur;y ne1 a1e Gloucester
,nB IN Esperanto wtzIia the izzaa--
uaf an-aEs.d n a r--lal run
-,rr WIND Was hg-11- ssysn "a ssIE,s-
,-rplz +r-urn n. 5Du-lh. when Inc Del
uLrlIla. mining A,r.e. encountered
ne E.s,,srazli9 tfeaAInE Uur ID 1he
,u,s- ula-g -hara eDssrva,~ who
~a-1;1at -i1a 1'urF1s thought zaR1
r.-~ was a1.3e gtlpnsz. i,fs1wean -nsm.
-npsn VIM suw ms Della WANNA close
-nAuHaa pr1nr u rounding ChepuElsa
zsHC and Ia f1sptran.s gn her
-lr-f.zsf p -41e Lighthouse. sEza thai
ilr arll1<flRrl craft WIS pointing IEsz
"a hIrr rs Tinr American. and- as aa-
g ae7- could gtnse,-T7e Was f-,erl-ls
rs zAsL
Starts AZ A. Ne
l.. na!al t-;az.-s I9sasf-sscz'ss,- ~.
r:oa 4Rs .estn plals.t. ~ 1ase disonsa7
d. r. general rz9ls. c,fs7Gi-5s5 - s5r me
-.nrtz -usri ar Saue -Eni. s.
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Washington. gtc1- ss-Sssssre-a--y- o.
SIZE Cnlfr zrE1nIi-t.Ii 1oaav IaRt
recognition ui tne Aaxlt1n govern
TatsrI was nea- The stessr,a1sL-.r WIS
s,arr zuenTz11- IN z 4e7EET rum kape1fo
II T4suElt.I-a, 1sex1taan nigh tEEnInis-
sluptr ts Masa1i nEz8n. itt.s8Hsang ihIst
ss.re stsr-esr sfTss,,s n ras3s 1pun wsf1lL:b
tine glr,t.l5r1lI aaz-,ss 10 r4.u1EnI-lan Gan
rurrfsdsu1lF uruceta-
A-s~e-s Fnr winnie nnrir
Mn CaIsr III tarnE- Statement
sand ne thought ne Was wEa-,r'zrI1ssa n
Saving riiar Llle Mssz1cgn guesElnn
VIII spun ..sasa II be Question a.
Al. runs7uucn Hs Il Is saeu1 IA be
answe-al. MOI snIy Rs i cgDcs'Ens
ttae Cultz.a STATES. ou1 indeed inc
" 1r,is wuI-id as wal
-,f.,.-,e-z1--y CnIhr 9 formal Statement
tssIluws-
'TIhP d4sglasBUns Which nHFe III
some tune oE.sn II DI-us-7sss Win N1-
Tsasu.lFsIr.a representing me Msx1csl
government. -zEVe prTEnlssE 81 sTss.satiA
ana haHrr Ssurx.urne The letter winch
ne ms addressed ID me. ana wf1at1h
an 1ouay giving oLt TN 9uniic;R-
Continues ~ Pare -Cpi. -
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MI Pasa1el.-a, l3z1-s4s 70 -Ils satre-
zEz.y fniIuws-
'T.ssR- III Sser-e1xA,'v-
w nile Llle In1zTrnal ana rank
COMPREHENSION ] nave had WITH M
Norman DAE-is, Ing Rnfie-- ss.z.r,ssl.z.--v
sd slE-e hAs -s.snlted II a enrrlul
ann thnrwGgh understanding Seq
Tie liberty 81 putting m paper the
sxaE1 pnsiTarn anEi ss4finl-a desires oil
m government
As NnU knuw and rs tf1e [ HI.ssEl
States nRs7 see i Is new Msxlun
ffia- 1Esaas 1ae wgrad n osd. and
cenddsnce. Frrsrn bf.~-se,- 20 l,r,.,.is.r
there Is T'eace Ngz z single c's-bt.l ~
nalls N arms aEa-nss Jil4 F5esss.rll
government And Rbnle na4ann
thinks II I4s-ns al INV and order and
Reconstruction. On s-sE1I+slnner firth
CIR cI14lans cRs1 -ltslr vrF-Es n dae
a1:crl'a WIN aHnncraE1c uracalura
I'M -A-va-,D Clt1IRGnE. me E,ssH- szsl-
dlel'-slzzlE.sTuR1 CHOSEN u n Tlrs=ss-
dRT IS SUPPORTED nm 8mv or
cruElZun IF pA-z1es bur br llllpn OF
faztn and PATRIOTISM.
fia1 qDn may mon know. nuH-
HTs.r- If the nEw spirit TtIE- aulmazas
my cDuu1c-v- L ~ nn1 dniv Ls1e s.ass.
ctIEt an men znd women hHz's carne
Continues On Page -cui. q
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Con Game Charge
Against Ii I'm World
Series Scandal

A-ll4lA-t tHt-- 1.-TWO -lr1tsIlIIHsIILS.
charging - persons win uus.-z. a,1r q
condolences game a11n c.1nssai-ns.y Usr,s
returned rDaHv hr 1tle grand Iu-r n
vt.sr9 GAZING he azst.nazi szantsas Ssx.-
Ell neInDr-s Of the Chicago White Sax.
1tlTsH 1Drnfr hAsstsisRL piaTHrz . i,grxs.r
And TWO gamblers a-4 named
The charges grew OH II HIKING srf
Asz EsArs wsria series bszws.s.n m.
II n7zz- Sex and Cysnr1nnRzz
The conspiracy indictment cnn-
-aznE asH counts. intending cilz-yes
Of conspiracy ID obtain money UNDER
faIss prE1snses ana ID lu5ur-- Ing
ousIness OF me ChcaEu American
LsAE-e baseball alan
CiupT-e jackson ana MTgl.a-ns r.rr-
fesssd 70 rhs grand Ju--v they mad ar
csD1E.d brides ID iasz the series lasr
yTs.a-,- and named others as parties Id
the pig1
EZ1S,aa1g1nn papers have been pre-
pared by the sza1sss aE-nrnsr's uffice
far Inc 1ss ana efforts vii he made
immediately. Z WIS announced. u
nprz4n fhes- -sTurn n rhlCaEc A.
N-~A - +S@%fdlAtsA ~ TX II A@4112Al<G- IL
uo1zs IN Derz-aJ-, aanda n Texas
jackson and Weaver z North Carp
lima Ana inc Whereabouts Of The
others Is nuT known defIn5..sr ID 1he
sfzzE's az71rney
While tina grand .ursnrs were -ss-
tl-nznr tine indictments bsfar-e Cynssf
azls12re Charles = Mcdonald, Eaa
johnson president nf Inc Ames1rHa
Le.aEue turned over 70 Assis-ar1-
Stairs A-1nrnev Ea-raev EEnlagae- a
4fTzar E-zam a KANSAS CZi-r spu-rznr
eEirHr alleging thai Frog Thumo-
sUn. a KANSAS City gambler -zcsAiuea
Telegram from Tlzads Hendrix
4 hlcasp zs 3iREsr. arfxlsing hin 10
bet Sssese an me orpnHEur- N -hs
game ssrwean Philadelphia. ana
r-hlrarp here On Ai1gaF - II WAS
the circumstances surrounding 4ne
This defeat IN tina aaze that ssz----
I'd the bRsefsR2i gambling ruNeH1Ez-
za1n. The Kansas III ls.fsr Rase al
laEed -aR1 Than rsnn s,ersiren d fAis-
s-zn @-um ExaZ has WIN WAS rt7sn IN
California rnnfirnznx the Esnd-wr
message
IzhlssF a-lsz1re McDanaaa an
nonnre1 1hG- he would TX aa1l al
x-sa,te OK zar.n Indictment ar szasxsG
3nr aacil OF T11eA named
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
IT arm October
Proves Boon to
Name Households

T'rFr.t8ann, Ma. tstsf- ...-AF1al me
rrnHsnz rnpnih HaHv ene degrees
vs.--nsr snHa the nuI-ngz Ocraoer Jar
,gF Dasz % TEA-s. d minimum Saving
NJ a. cast .54DDB turs af uaaI has
-E-ar maze n Pu--1Rud and vlcIuaTv
~-.8r15nE q. Ill esII-ua1e Ixstihv nv an
s1lR af ans ef Lne lEI--.es7 winnie
M ,slsEraRn4es here In u,nneE
8s sEvnE WIS; esuEnGzed Il rare
an 81 5.fnn
TlF belIef was expressed t.aE- tnP
7-R--r weather viii y1-uE2e liss -nsdi TN
e prHasentnr nnnch suffering during
~ II inter-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Chairman's Statement
The s1azarneut anllnwE

The STATEMENT 1ollEwE-
We are now approaching r.lt anH-
ciuslnn ai Tins campaign. Or the pE-T
uf Lhe RsEJubiicaa uH--y j. mas been
sr'afilca1s-r Gpnn the ne..ssszIv Di me
,ssyszEal N lH-lusaEn = tins cgEnIrv-
Il hrs hRd aar a matn PURPOSE the
-sstz is.Tnsn1 If an et:nnDmlc ann
efhussnT ADMINISTRATION Of me cBun-
ls-y's government
The -Bs-DpC-7z3c strategy Il ms
campaign nas Desperately a8nn1a- ~
ESCAPE yLsf and GQE r.sssluns5hlI5 fsJr
De,nuE--zTlc gxr-s.;s4-anuA- a411ol.,-aSz-
ann failure 10 sniz=H arr Of L11E &c
mas1lC r-ohasmk Tne DHIassgs,::zzszst
mHnlEsngnG ms a-za-n-7I-.n d hILis
Dt.tu1d z PENCE SMOKE. screen Nsa44t.,l
Is as cDEu-esrfAII Us me 1915 pledge
taraE x 4lsun wuull kaHp Us anT a1 vs--
''Eut America e l-1parnusI N the
American eHusg3snre zoray ann lnE-
means 1saRz the American w8Is.r II n
fCorst aIasu un Ssue Coo. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Palmer Asks L. S.
Officers to " afeh
Election Doings

Washington. or " - A--aT1EE
Genera: Palmer n speGIla Ins1--nc-
-suIs ssxn1 gsHI touAv advised H
Eeie-az law s.rfarciaE authorities n
rive Careful Intention. - vluia-aens @1
eie.rnrn iEws ami especially - VlnlR-
aims uf me corrupt pror1acss AR 4
ne cnmllE aisrEun.
Mr. Palmer ie1zzzr caller A5-s-1IstST
n the MATT pTysyas8fEHls NJ Ts11s ar
and asked the 7 IsE3.G STATES ATM
nsx-s and Federal agents In wazEfn -af
t.flH-ges ri f--a1d AID ---a1- and -
-sra Ill szact apgRsa1aHns EumadiH-s
a-.eurarr. Ee aise znTaIrr,en tins
FaaHrza 1ficia4s EtlEz no leulencK
EnflSt sn silgwn TaaiHgar-s OF auy %
ne Federal s.iHc11etn 4Ews-