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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

eyes and crossing the last tees Of thu
momentous statement Of party prfnct-
pies and offering the same to the fun
committee. All Of which sounds min
aculous. but as a matter OF fact tbero
IS no evidence that any blood * ha-
ing split in that transaction and ~
convention proceeds under the general
impression that the famous virginia
platform plank. approved by Woodrow
wilson, is the model Of the kew Man,
concerning league Of nations and also
peace.
THESE FACTS STAND ouT
Out Of the great mystery as n he
probable selection Of the presiderti,f
candidate these facts stand:
1-At the opening OF today's session
4 Mitchell Palmer. attorney-renaraJ
had the most pledged votes. estimated
at between 900 and 335, whereas RS
are necessary TO a choice
William Gibb McAdoo former SER
retary OF the treasury. shrinking from
the honor as he himself declares ana
as his friends prove by exhibftion Of
recent letters from him. is pre-en,,n-
emily the preferred candidate amonr
the rank and file of delegates. It's saia
by his boosters. here that he car ba,s
more than $50 votes on the hrst bal
lot.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30
Auto Hits
Trolley
Head On
Driver Hurled Through the
Windshield to His Death
in North Hammond.

virtually case OF suicide" is the
comment made today by police OF the
Hammond Central station on the death
last night of Ula Nelson aged ~ years
SG6 Chicago avenue. who sustained
fractured skull when he was hurled
through the windshield OF his auto
mobile after it had coilided head-on
with a street car a Forsythe. Nelson
was rushed to St. Margarets hospi-
tai where he died two hours later.
His body was taken to Burns morgue
Dr. H J. White deputy coroner will
hold an inquest Friday morning
sWERVEs IN FRONT OF CAR
According TO the motorman H. W.
Stewart. Nelson who was driving north
swerved into the path of the south
bound street car A warning was
changed and Nelson it is alleged. turn
ed from the car tracks back into the
road. The motorman increased the
speed OF the car and as he did so Nell
son, for some unaccountable reason.
plunged his machine back into the
tracks and met the trolley head-on
He was dashed through the wind
shield and when picked up, was un-
conscious.
WELL KNOWN CHARACTER
Nelson was we'll known character
in Hammond. The "Swede" as he was
called. and his peg-leg, was a familiar
sight 10 many motorists. He had
served as hagman at various crossings
throughout the city.
E. H. Router was conductor OF the
street car that struck Nelson Other
witnesses to the accident were: T.
Kerner, 142 Grove st, Frank Barnes. /
ST. Enelt Alexander. 452
Columbia ave, and H. Walters, SIS (
Holman st.
The accident occurred at mid night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30
PALMER
MOST VOTES
IN PLEDGES
Signs Point To Adoption OF
Wilson's Virginia Platform
Plank Thursday
ny MARLEN Z PEW

81 lOEFEsPONDENT I n sEEsI-E
San FRANCISCO, CAL. June 80
Tho bands are playing the pipe orga4
IS piping the glee clubs are gleein=
and the smart looking ladies' and gen
tIemen Of the democratic national con
cention are setting the stage for the
maj nact Of the big quadrennial poll
tical movie with "a less than seven
teen count enj names from which
70 choosc the 1920 party hero
SECRET UNTIL ToMoRRow
We shall not know the names Of
the party standard bearers today. ex-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

WINNIPEG. MAN. June 3o-The
latest returns in the general elections
for the legislature made public today
indicate that the labor party has won
sweeping victory, electipg at least
twelve members to the house Fully
half Of the new members are either
in the penitenttary or on prison farms
serving sentences for convictions aris-
inS from the labor strike here a year
ago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30
Bone Dry Plank Is Forecasted

ten plank would be bone dry. The
prevailing thought in the sub commit
tee at an early hour this morning I
least, was that the liquor question was
a dead issue TO majority Of people
who have accepted the dry condition
and do not desire q return 70 ia Ior
selling. but there was sentiment 70
write into the platform a statement in
reference TO personal liberty. rights.
with condemnation cf legalized espion-
age by prohibition agents. forcible en-
try of homes for evidence Of liquor VI
oiations without. however. permitting
the language TO suggest that the gov
ernment should relax and permit an
era Of winking at commercial liquor
traffic.
LABOR
The labor planks are construed by
members of the committee as highly
progressive A strong argument was
made to recognize the right Of labor
to be represented in collective bargain
ing by representatives. "of their own
choosing
The ,ast coGr words. y witt be re-
membere. were the rock upon the pres
idents Industrial relations commission
founded last October in Washington
The demands cf labor for restricted i'm
migration We're not favored. but rather
the open door was 70 be proclaimed to
workmen of the world The plank
suggests that Immigrants must be en-
couraged TO take on American stand
ards rf living and customs and that
segregation "a foreigners should be
deprecated. child labor is inveigled |
against The program Of the womans !
party having 70 De with such as old |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

President Marshall is an excep-
ton. Senator Owen, Attorney
General Palmer and Champ
Clark are working like beavers
TO advance their respective can
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

age pensions. employment insur-
ance maternity BENEFITS improv veennt
cf conditions among workers has been
met favorahly. it is said The use
or the Injunction in labor disputes was
the subject Of long discussion. but con-
-demnation OF ii may be omitted
IRELAND
An effort has been made to put into
the platform an irish plank which will
declare the futility Ct passing resoiu-
tons in favor Of the Irish republic or
even recognizing the republic. bur the
Importance OF turning the question ov-
er to the league Of nations is favored
1T IS not clear at this time what form
This plank Will take
MEXICO
The sentiment cf the committee is
for a plank which viii withhold rec
ognition from any government Of Mexi-
CO that does not comply with such re-
sponsibllities as msintainance Of erect
i've border patrol honest government,
enactment of laws ft to protect for
eiEn investments and legitimate enter
prises. fair taxation OF foreigners and
payment OF international obligations.
SOLDIERS BONUSES
It is doubtful if the platform will
favor the rst payment Of msoldiers'
bonuses. but will provide for proper
assistance for manned. crippled or sick
soldiers as government duty through
an efficient board The tentative
iraft denies that able bodied men who
fought for America expect financial re-
wards but insists that a scheme for
quitting veterans in possession Of land
or agricultural pursuits, when desired.
should be affected without delay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

lines news service IS the bes,
that monev can buy anG homes.
effort can furnish
4 -sta-> ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30
ORATORY
FOR FRIDAYS
SESSION
Platform Carpenters Shown
To Be Administration
Supporters
BIZ GEORGE R. HOLMES

LsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. n. sERvIcEl
E san FRANCISCO. CAL June so
with the political lieutenants Of the
Wilson administration sitting firmly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30
ORAToRY IS on TAP

Todays session could facetiouslv be
termed The day Of the bing wind "
The session VIII begin at IL a. m.
@ D. m. Eastern standard time) with
oratory. and continue with oratory as
long as the delegates can endure il
The length Of the session depends on
the endurance Of the delegates
CLEAR DECKS FOR ACTION
The party managers hope to get at
least the majority OF the nominating
speeches out of the way today. leaving
nothing for the remainder OF the week
but the adoption Of the platform and
bslloting which viii develop the nom
fnee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

IN the saddle a wilsonian platform
in the making and the presidents SON
mia" the llkeliest looking contender
for the nomination, the democratic nat
lonal convention turned TO oratory to-
day 70 fill in the time until the party
managers clear away the work Incl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

While the platform carpenters wres
tied with the disputed planks. II be-
came more and more clear that the
forces OF the administration we're in
complete control OF the situation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30
BULLETIN
frsrresA7,on.1 NEWS SERVICE.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
san FRANCISCO, CAL, June 80
BY urging the adoption OF
plank pledging the democratic
party TO harmonic the differences
between the proponents and OPP
ponents Of the league Of nations
attitude Of President Wilson SEN
ator Atlee Pomerene Of Ohio.
member Of the senate foreign rela-
tions committee. threw a monkey
wrench into the smoothly running
administration machinery when
the democratic resolutions com
mittee re-conNened today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

didacies. Ex-senator j. Hamil-
ton Lewis of Illinois is trying to
get himself nominated for vice
president Senator Reed is
storm center at the convention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30
A WILSON Only RopY

The platform subcommittee OF nine
men. which has the making of the
temporary platform. is an almost solid
administration body. William Jen-
nings Bryan. the party's three time
nominee for president. and Vice Pres
ident Thomas E Marshall both Of
whom were considered opponents of
the White House on certain matters.
couldn't even get places on it. des-
pite their magnitude in democratic
orioles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

See Browns fruit sale on another
page Of this paper s-3o-7-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30
THE WEATHER.

FOR INDIANA-PartIy cloudy
tonight and Thursdays local thun-
der showers; probably not much OF
change in temperature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30
PLUGGING ron M'ADoo

Meanwhile the AfcAdoo boom was
moving majesticalIy along with lit
tie ostentatious direction Vet backed
by most Of the pres dents friends and
cabinet officers who are running
things in san Francisco for him The
White House may be silent on the
question Of candidates. but the cabinet
officers. who meet there weekly are
not. They are here plugging for
William Gibbs McAdoo.
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Continued on page nv.l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

On streets and rewssta1ds. &c
per copy. Delivered by carrier In
Hammond and West Hammond.
soc per month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-30

fCon'inued on page dSa5
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The Indications are that - nrohibl-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19

FL brutal asalto cometido en- la bonita
nina de cuatro amos, Mary Jaceico, ha
nenado de estupor la poblaei6n ente-
ra de Newark, N. j. n chiquflla Sc
halla en- I'm Hospital de la ciudad, en-
deplorable estado. Mary fue sonsacada
del mismo frente de su residencia por
un hombre que le ofrecia dulces y una
muneca. Desde esa hora hasta llegada
la noche la nina acompano su hom-
bre, por diferentes Gales y tres horas
despues Sc la encontr6 en- I'm campo co,
mo a tres millas de distancia, tendida
en- un horroroso estado de inconsciencia |;
habia sido ultrajada de una manera
torpe y feroz. Dos hombres que pasa-
ban por ALI, oyeron quejidos y Sc acer-
caron yer, encontrando al monstruo
cometiendo su accion. Este al verse
sorprendido, alz6 su revolver, 10 apunto
contra sus descubridores, y Sc dio a Ia
fuga inmediatamente. Los vecinos re-
cogieron la nina, llevandola al Hospital
La policia de Newark la arrestado I'm
tai George Glaymonst, quien Sc supo-
ne ell autor de este incredible acto de
verdadero salvaiismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19

pueblos vuelven las practicas an
tiguas, que engendraron la reciente
guerra Y preparan otras nuevas.
5Son termino de la antigua CO.
.mienzo de la futura las que arden en-
Z. Asia Menor en- Polonia? No cs
possible decirlo, y solamente la inf
ma minoria de los que en- San Reno,
Boulogne Spa disponen del dest;no
de las naeiones conocera en- que ter
n,inos y circunstancias Sc han eInpe-
iiado esas luchas. iEs cierto que MI
litrand y Lloyd George dejaron u Gre
cia la int agrl responsabilidad de la
empresa contra Kemal Baja? SEs
cicrto que Venizelos acepto el encar-
go de inicia.' ei derrumbe del Impelio
otomano, pero que Inglaterra y Fran,
lcia le prometisron sus sostenes Guam
do las tropas bel6nicas Sc .adentra-
son en- Ell peligroso desierto de Ara
tolia desfallecjesen ante las abrup-
tas montanas armenias? Mistelios
de las Cancillerias, inaccesibIes los
pueblos; pero Que son los puebios
quienes soportsn los daios.
5Y conoce nadie el subfondo del
conficto rusopolaco? Es obvio que
ell ministro Patek fue Londres en-
los primeros meses del ano para So
licitar ayuda- contra los bolchevikis.
Una nota ofieiosa advirtio que Sc lie
habia negado. iComo oso entonces
Pilsudski afrontar la lucha, 81 el mis-
mo dijo POGO antes un redactor de
"L'Echo de Paris" que era condici6n
de su exito que los aliados lie sunni
nistrasen fusiles, canones Y, sobre to-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19

Entire todos los derechos concedidos
0 proinetidos a los hombres1.y a los
pueblos, ninguno es hoy tan necesa-
rio como el derecho la verdad. La
guerra y la trasguerra son el reina-
do absolute de la inverecundia. Jamas
la mentira Sc hizo tan universal no
civa. Mienten los Gobiernos; miente
a sabiendas la Prensa puesta a su
servicio. Las Agencias han perdide
su moderation de otro tempo, con-
virtiendose tanlbien en- impudicos
agentes del engaTio. va no persiguen
el credito por la exactitud y rapidez
de sus noticias. Intervenidas v esti-
pendiadas por los Poderes oficiales,
falsean sus informaciones, desnatura-
lizan los acontecimientos, glosan, CO.
mentan, discuten e insultan a cien-
cia y paciencia de. las Empresas pc
riodisticas, que las pagan para. que
ejerzan' mejores funciones.
Gobiernos que solo representation ell
capricho de un despota, dc una ca
marilla cortesana o de una fraccion
del pals, concertar9n en- las recama-
ras cancillerescas, en- los vagones de
un tren o en- .el fumadero de uh barco
pactos alianzas secretas en- que Sc
ccmprometian Estadbs enteros Sc
empehaban las vidas v. haciendas sde
las generaciones eAistentes y por We
mir. Ell fruto de esa politita contuber-
ral han sido millones de muertos. mi
liares de millones perd:dcs la crisis
economical Y mc.al mas aguda que
acuejo al orbe. Contra esq obra ne
fl,sta del misterio Sc protesto en- la
plenitud de la guerra Y Sc hizo pro-
posito de enmienda; pero he aquf
cue, firmada la Iaz. aparece i nuevos
IIatados secretos en- que los signata-
rlts Sc distributor pueblos y terrific
rios la bora .?pisma en- qu prego-
raban combatir por ei derecho de las
nacionalidades.
De aquellos principles .wilsonianos
que preludiaron el armisticio, univer-
salmente admitidos por las multitu-
des y aceptados con escasas reservas
por los beligerantes, solo queda un
amargo desengano una infinita de-
cepcion. Las reservas fueron ,agi-
gantandose hasta cubrir el largo Ira
tado de Versailles y dejar apenas si-
ito en- ella Ia aquiescencia. Veneidos
por la .arteria de sus directories, los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19
|Palth0 Villa dice QUE
solo VO|VGTd a COgST ell
rifle para p8l8af CONTRA
los anlfIiC8nOS. |

| Ciudad de Mejico, agosto 10.--S6lo
un acerbo odio por los Estados Unidos
| " una, firme determination de .'pelear
hasta morir" 81 alguna vez estos in
tentaran inyadir M6jico, fue 10 expues
to por Francisco Villa, ell cabecilla re-
Isbelde. ell un discurso pronunciado en-
Cuatro Cienegas, Estado de Cohauila,
Iseg1n algunos parrafos taquigrdficos
lpublicados por -''El UNIVERSAL, hoy.
"Yo soy un revolucionario, uno de
los que mas han batallado contra los
"gringos" -dicen que Villa exclamo
desde el Ayuntamiento de Cuatro Gle
lnegas. "Y yo les llamo asf, porque,
realmente, queridos compatriotas, yo
odio esa gente por haber hollado nues
tro suelo con las armas en- sus manos
ly porque yO creo que solo son los res
ponsables de nuestras desgracias".
I En- un teatro del mismo lugar, vi
la dijo. de acuerdo son el aludido pc
ri0dico: "Yo juro por mi patria, no
.disparar un simple. tiro mas contra
mis- paisanos. Solo saldr6 pelear
81 el invasor Sc atreviera entrar otra
vez en- este pals. Entonces, sabedlo;
yo volver6 al fragor de la pelea lu-
char6 hasta morir". rF
Las fuefzas entregadas por Villa,
Aseran destacadas en- Tlahulilo.i Estado
NJ IDurahgo, segtih despachos recibi-
IS del Presidente Provisional de la
Il lerta.
SVilIa ha sido informado de que ell
pI Esidente ha ratificado el acuerdo lie
vado a cabo con 6l, y ell eX-cabecilla
rebelde ha enviado un despacho a San
Antonio, Texas, para lleyarlo dinero
a su sonora, para que regrese M6jico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19
PAJARo DE cUENTA

Ell detective Barrante, arrest6 Pa
bio Torres. quien yenfa cometiendo en-
Santurce yarios hurtos v esealamien-
tos, habiendose presentado contra 81
una denuncia por escalamiento, en- la
Corte de Distrito, consistiendo de ha-
ber penetrado en- la residencia de don
Jose E. Colon, robandose un traje de
nifo. dos panuelos; un cintur6n ' IN
llayero y ademds, tres denuncias por
hprto, en- la corte Municipal, por ha-
berle robado don Federico vazquez,
un gallo, don Enrique Carbia, dos
gallinas J a Francisco Lopez. tres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19

Villa ha notifcado la vez su of
cialidad que ha reconocido Ell Gobierno
constitufdo y les orden6 cesaran en- sus
operaciones.
Ell Gobierno ha acordado expropiar-
Sc de la Hacienda Can!ltillo para re,
galarsela a Villa para SUI residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19
Ell DERECHO "A LA VERDAD

do, locomotoras para transporter las
tropas iNo es Ia falta de csos ms
trumentos quien lie hace retroceder,
poniendo en- peliero de invasion a Po-
lpnia? X 81 la Gran Bretaha rehus6
su concurso, / que sig'nl.iea el envio
de ese material de guerra que los fe-
rrov arios y "dockers" Sc negaron a
enlbarcar para los polacos, amena-
zando de paso con la huelga: Dfcese
ahora que Polonia solicitara la paz.
.Esa paz tendrfa frnestas consecuen-
cias. :De quien sera la culpa? Ma
die 10 sabe, que por algo viyimos en-
un regimen de, inverecundia v miste-
rio. Lot unico que parece cierto es que
en- el Consejo militar que acompafia a
Brusilof en- su embestida. contra la
abandonada Polonia hay varios gene
rales' alemanes; que 300 jefes y oticia-
les alemanes instruyen y disciplinan
al Ejercito lituanio, Y que traves
de la Prussia oriental !icgan de Ale
mania las armas y muEiciones con
que las 73 divisiones bolcheviques es-
tan venciendo.
nj. CIGES APARICIO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19

Los iftulOs de propiedad de esta tinca
Sc estan aclarando ante las JCortes de
Justicia, pero en- case de que aparez-
can sus prcsuntos prOpietarios, ell Co
tierno estd dispuesto a abcnar el di.
nero que dicha propiedad valga. para
evitar ulteriGres disputas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19
DINERo RECUPERADo

La detective recupero en- poder de
Tomas Gines, de Sergio Benftez
smozos de la Mallorquina, la suma de
$3.50 que habfa perdido en- un sobre.
,el iefe de estaci6n del ferrocarril Ell
Martin, Peiia. .s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-19

Ell coloso de Swat 81 celebre iugador de
pelota americana Babe Ruth, en- los
instantes en- que recibe de sus admira-
dores y amigos un reloj de orc, con un
brillante engarzado, antes de dar co,
mienzo una animada jngada en- q
Polo Grounds de New York.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-04-30
c. 0. P. CHAOS
Johnson Breaks Woods Siam
pede. East and West Johnson
Platform Middle.

The weather eye of the voters
of the g. o. p. has veered from
Gen'I. Wood and Gov. Lowden
and rests on Senator Hiram
Johnson. Borah's expose of the
Wood campaign has impressed
Republican voters. No satisfac.
tory explanation of the source of
the immense campaign funds
provided for Wood and one or
two others seeking the G. o. p.
nomination for the presidency,
has aroused the majority to
reasonable suspicion that all is
not as it appears from the
speeches of the general. Always
with a prohibition plank in It's
platform, the G. 0, p. is up
against another embarrassing
situation. Manufacturing states
are extremely solicitous for
Wood. That the California Sen
ator is more than worrying the
profteersis patent and that the
attitude OF the boys who were
over there towards all who had
a hand in putting things over on
them while they were away is
causing all parties to reef politi-
cal sails to meet the November
squalI, Leaders discern without
glasses. 1t is conceded that
with a platform harmonious
with the sentiments of the great
majority of Americans, no
brighter prospects for Demo
cratic victory next fall ever ex-
listed, provided further that mis-
fit candidates are not named to
stand on the platform.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-04-30
High School Notes

Mr.. Wise OF the State Teach
ers College at Kirksville, Mo-.
talked to the Seniors about thir-
ty minutes Wednesday after
noon. He described the college
very interesting and took the
names of all so that he might
send them literature concerning
the college.
More than half of the high
school attended the meet at
Brunswick Friday. We carried
off the literary cup that night
but only two first places on the
field in the afternoon, both of
these being taken by girls.
Some of the students are think
ing of going to Kirksville to the
Northeast Missouri Meet Friday,
where all of the schools of the
Northwest part of the state are
represented.
A few of those Seniors who
took the teachers examinations
in March ore gaining some ex-
perience by teaching Miss Gala
hams room while she has been
sick.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-04-30
Triplett.

Impromptu speaking lsu Ma
rie Salter, Brunswick; End Fran
ces Worsham, Keytesville; 3rd
Mildred Northcutt, KeytesvilIe.
Humorous reading-1st George
West, Keytesville; End Irene Cor.
don, Keytesville and Gladys Girls
void, Triplett; 3rd Avanelle
Kroger, Prairie Hill and Lundy
Lane, Brunswick.
The stock judging contest was
won by Brunswick; End Prairie
Hill; 3rd Salisbury.
Brunswick won 6 cups, Key
tesville won cup.
In general the meet proved a
big success. We are glad to see
the schools of Charlton county
meet each year in such county
organization. 1t speaks for the
school work of the county as a
whole and for the contesting
schools as individuals.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1920-04-30

An octoroon is a novelty, like
wise a rarity in the community
and socially eruptive. Yep and
uh.huh.
Peach trees hereabout are in
tull bloom.
Bridge commissioner AIRING
ton got out his whale boat Tues
day to attend to some drifts in
the Charlton and new bitches.
Shan Wayland visited friends
here the latter part of last week,
returning to st. Louis Monday.
Mr.. Sam Jordan is feeling
much better this week. He has
been considerably under the wea-
ther for some time but joel and
greens appear to have brot him
around.
John Garnett and Billy Adams
have purchased fixtures for a
soft drink and short order parIor
which they viii open in a week
or two in the building next the
Hughes Bros. drug store.