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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

from service after Mving been
named on the committee.
The affidavit referred TO In the
report as having been presented to
the committee accompanies . letter
recently published as having been
written BY the governor March H.
1913. 10 q member of the senate.
II urges the defeat of an amendment
10 senate joint resolution No. 10. pro
vIdiHg mat in assessing the tax due
upon oil tho premium paid iu the
0oId shall bee included with The
posted price IN the determination Of
the price Of the OIL
Russell Not Surprised
Campbell Russell said tonight that
he was not surprised al the report
made hy the investigating commit-
tee and that he would continue "a
90 the past 10 publish his periodical
and present such statements. regard
ing the governor ana the pardon and
parole department M be considered
desirable.
III was clear from the start that
the committee was following pre-
arranged program ana driving des-
porately to find a hook upon which
TO hang The whitewash bucket" q"
Russell said
~ ala not expect To prove any
thing with the witneAses the commit
tee called. | suggested that they call
Gabe Parker and other witnesses,
but they ignored the suggestion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

protest in the matter of p1rdons
oud paroles ~ the many casrs flied
after examining the records. hear
irE he testimony of Governor Rob
crtson and .. ~ Scdrcy. the parole
attorney We arc convinced. thcs"
officials have been doing tho utmost
iu thoir Judgment for N, host In
torctt ~ society ana the unfortunate
mon and women Nv their care
'ln his testimony Russell ad-
Witiod mat as corporation cOmuis-
sioucr hv had issued orders missing
ratcB Of public service corporations
in the various towns and cities "
the state. Hc admitted thut corpora
tion attorneys representing mil
lions ~ dollars. appeared before
him asking that The rates ~ their
corporations bD fiiHud And hc ai-
mittrd that N tho Same line o- rrl-
suuiug were applied To- him that
ne applied 90 the governor boo tho
matter ~ paroles. that tho con-
aumorg who were forced tO pay 80
advanced rates would bee Justified In
believing Doc was 0.liug his pockets
with corporation money lu return
for the raise Of rates
This committee Goes nor believe
that Russell acting as a public ser
want. IS selling himself to "F'ry cor.
poraliou attorney who appears he.
fore him and asks the right 10
charge more money for public
services Neither do we bc.ioyc that
Governor Robertson " accepting "a
part of the fcw pnltry dollors un'or-
tuuato conyicts are able 10 pay at
toru"ya 10 represent thom before
tn" pardon ana parole department
Of this state
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
Thorough study Made.

Your committee has gone very
thoroughly into the records OF the
pardon and parole department OF
this state IN all tho cases called TO
It's attention. We desire 10 say those
records arc complete, containing
every letter, recommendation and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

void Of inference that the governor
was acting IL An improper manner
or attempting 10 deceive or mialcad
The senate or members OF the lcgis-
lhturo.
"Thc only conclusion that your
committee can como 10 Is that
Campbell Russell. nnvinR fi'nd
utterly to produce anything, that
could sustain hlm IN his vioi.rl al.
tack upon Governor Robertson and
tho pardon and parole department..
now attempts 10 Inject an affidavit
that viii give him excuse 20 con
lnuo his attack upon Governor
liDhertson ana upon the loglsia.
turc.
Never Saw Russell
Governor Robertson tcstifiod bc-
fore the committee that Campbell
Russell never had been IN his office
but once since he was lnnugurltcd.
He testified that a few days after ne
WINS inauRuratcd Russell came TO his
offlce ana asked him 90 assist In got -
ting the legislature 20 yi,hlizo section
l2A ~ the constitution. Tho governor
nid he tOl1 Russell that he could
not do 80 because he ala not believe
II was riKht ana thai Russell replied
that he would De after him here.
after
your committee concludes that
Russell Ia carrying out his threat
and that the animus Of the whole
fight agdinHt the governor is because
the governor did not see 1T to assist
him In a Legislative measure"
Tho complete report Of the com
miitcc with BiouoEraphic record Of
all testimony given during the hear
ing Will bc published In tho journal
of the house, lt was ordered Copies
~ the report ana record Will be sent
also 20 all newspapers IN thc state.
Officers ~ the investigating COM
Wiitoe In addition to NcAbltt were
Asa ~ walden Of Marietta. prcaid-
Ing Judge, George. ~. Schwobe Of No
wiia clerk. and Edwin Dabney OF
Altus. official lntSrroRnfor other
committee members were Ben 4
Harrison OF Calvin, Lon Morris OF
Walter l. .. McNabn II Sallsaw
W. r Auglln of HoldenviIe and
n T.. Craver OF Bartlcsville. Schwabe
was appointed In place of j. S
Mabon OF Miami, who was excused
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
DO NOT BELIEVE
RUSSELL CHARGES
Committee Rules That
Cam" Cannot Prove
Accusations
GOVERNOR BLAMELESS
Members Find That Robert
son Did Not Receive
Parole Bribc
oovrryuED FROM PAGE oSE

Involving misconduct malfeasance
ur any act involving mora! turpl.
Jude.
Tho report declared that the
parole and pardon department of.
cials had been doing the utmost In
their Judgment for tho best inter,
ost OF society ana tho unfortunate
men and women iu their care and
Keeping.
Tho house ordered tho report
printed in tho journal and also 1000
vNtru copies printed ana sent TO all
the newspapers In the state.
Governor Bobertson appeared bc
fore the house Just before adjourn
ment and thanked the members for
The prompt manner m which they
had done the work uf the special
session.
Report Long One.
Tho report of the iuVudighting
committee consists uf 90 ypcNrit-
ten pages and is record of testi-
mOny and findings iu respect to pN.
ocutivo clcncuoy granted through
he pardon ana parole department
60 Paul lihdleS Guy Mckenzie,
Caesar Killer. Hickman " illis aud
Nocyic l,aistOn. The tvestig1tiou
followed In general. the report says.
the outline Of allegations made by
Russell Ia "a statement Addressed 10
the legislature ana published Thurs
day afternoon In u special number
of his paper, Tho cat
Tcaimouy Is reported as having
hosn made by Russell. John II. Bur
ford. oNVrnor Robertson -. H.
Soarcy, Con Roy Hoffman. Licutcu.
mt Governor Trnpp, Prcslio Il. Cole,
y. =. Itill and r. w. Smith.
Beyond passing a motion to re-
cciVo the report and discharge the
committee. the house took no action
I non tha matter OF Rusclls
cha rgoa. Governor Robertson list
cred to the reading OF the report
from scat In the rear OF tho house
,'hnn ber
Summarizing the Investigation,
the committee concludes its report
- follows:
AS will be found in tho record
~ the testimony, Russell did not at
tempt 10 correct tho mis-statemcnts
when II was brought to his atten-
uOn that he had made ghem. lie
insisted upon publishing time and
again statements that were not true
and upon the evidence OF reliable
men. had been called to his atton-
ton.
Thorough study Made.
Your committee has gone very
thoroughly into the records OF the
pardon and parole department OF
this state fn all tho cases called TO
its attention. We desire 10 Say those
records arc complete, containing
every letter recommendation and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
TAXPAYERS GIVEN GRACE
Single Men Need puy No Tax Unless
His neNcnuc u Over $4,000.

ny Associated Press state Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY. Fob. 2s.-Fif-
teen more days Of grace have been
given by Frank Carter, state anditor.
10 persons who must pay income
taxes 10 Mo state The time for
filing returns viii not expire until
March IS, under the extension. car
ter said today
Cndcr the state income tax law u
single person may have an income up
to 50 00O without paying a state IN
come tax,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

tawatomie county in releasing Roy
Wilks. The only evidence not sub
mltted by the sheriff was that OF an
alleged confession. Since the de-
fendant had been released the APP
peal was only to settle a point Of law.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

lication OF this city, the following
results we're announced tonight; For
democratic nominations, Senator
Robert +. owen, 1.i36; William j.
Bryan, lilo; Herbert Hoover, 6lf,
For republican nomination, senator
Hiram Johnson, AL; General Leon
ard wood. 366; Arthur Capper, s26;
Governor Frank Jowden. 312.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
CONFESSION IS EXCLUDED
VIA Not Tell Prisoner u Would be
Ised Against Him.

'AffH f NFHH N|ANN " lFN
OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb 2s,-
Confessions made 10 sheriff may
not be admitted as evidence and
used to'cOnyict % man OF any crime
unless he has been told that anything
ho may say viii be used against him.
This rule was upheld by the Grim
lnal court Of appeals today In an
opinion by Justice J. u. Armstrong.
Tho state had appealed from the
decision OF tho districuc court Of pot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-Co.o...
cases In Cook county have h.en y
duced 2s per cent since prob,bst
became effective. Coroner po,o.' Ped
Hoffman reported today. Tho d.
crease will reach 30 per cent 80. y
deaths from wood alcohol arc ,Iis'
mated" he said ''"'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
OWEN AND JOHNSON LEAD
oklahoma Poll Shows Bryan Second
10 Senator--Caiifornla Leads.

BY Associated Press STATE Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 2s.---Oui
OF a total OF $500 votes cast in a
presidential poll conducted by a pub.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that talxes the Want out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15
" $
NEW WRESTLING
COURSE At Y. N. C.. A.
George Pineau to Give
Eight Lessons During
Period of Month

Expert instruction In the half
Nelson. head scissors hold and all the
other tricks Of the wrestling game
will be given by George Pincau, AZ
buqucrquc's champion wrestler, in a
new course which Is just being open-
ed at the Y. NJ. c. "A.
Mr.. Pincap ls well known and adj
mired as a wrestler an as an In
structor In tno art is uncuunllcd In
the southwest. He Will give demon
stration holds to uhc class as a whole
and individual workouts with the
men himself.
The course will consist OF eight leg-
sons running two evenings n week
Tor a month, the days to De decided
by the members OF the class. Sevctl
members or tho required number q
ten have already signed up and the
work will begin as soon as the other
three join the class.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15
|G0NPERS LEANS TO
BOURBON PLATFORM


WARRINGTON. July iB.-Weighed
akninst the specific demands OF or
fhniaed labor. the democratic plat
form adopted at San Francisco more
nfarly approximates the desired dec
iarations OF human rights than the
planks found In Tire republican plat
form" Samuel compers. chairman OF
he special committee appointed by
The American Federation OF Labor 20
present labor'a demands to both party
conventions said today in reporting
lhe result Of the committee'a work.
with the report woa made public
an Analysis Of the labor plqnks In the
democratic platform and comparison
of these with the program adopted
By tho annual convention Of the fed
Grafton In Montreal.
In summarizing, II ~ but fair TO
say that tho democratio platform
marks a easur Of progress not
found In the platform Of tho repub-
iIcan party" the report asserted.
The men and women OF labor OF the
United statea ana her liberty loving
people must Judge between tho docln-
rntionn Of these parties. The i'm
pending campaign II upon us n the
citizenship OF q country must de-
tefmlne Its course In olcctinE
those candidates who are most friend
~ disposed toward labor. Justice.
freedom. democracy and to defeat
those who ARE less friendly or more
hostile 10 these principles.
Labor OF America Is not pa, tisan
10 any political party; u Is partisan
10 principles, tho principles OF Justice
ana freedom: II undertakes neither
10 dictate nor control the choice OF
tho workers or the citizenship gen
orally for which party or candidates
they should vote. but II would be a
phlpabio d~crclhcti0n OF duty did We
tnif to place the facts before ths
voters OF our country upon h rec
Drds Of both parties and their re-
apective candidates for public office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15
Two New Junior
Baseball Team,

The Eagles and Shcnanagan Kids
nrc the names of two new baseball
teams. the former being the latest
addition to the intermediate league
and the other to tho Feathcrwcight
league. Tho Intermediate league
now has a total of nine teams and
the FcathcTwcights n total OF three,
the Twilight league seven cams and
the Junior leaguc four. Fifty games
have been played by the teams of the
-four cngucs. The leading teams are
the u. q. r's. of tho Twilight leaguei
the Ifrefightcrs of the Junior league;
The Little Firefighters OF tho Inter-
medinte league and the Midgots OF
the Fcatherwcights.
In tho Twilight league tomorrow
tho Highland Reds will play the Pr
rates and the Fireeaters will meet the
Wild Cats.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15

NEW YORK. July i5.-Had Joseph
Bovine Elwcll. murdered card king
played he game OF life az he played
card games-ontirc.y according to
the ruiea-tbere Is every Likelihood
that he would be living today.
Eixeiis most widely read book.
Advanced Bridge" shows him TO
have been "a deep student OF human
nature. A number Of bis rules in
prising way to his life. and in
dictate that. he made mistakes in his
life that he would ncve have made
nt cards.
Great care shuuld be urged In
studying a hand that leads TO a
heart make" says Advanced
Bridge" But Elweil discarded his
vito. and sincc then other women
THE a~dvisability of n heart make
IN contingent ON the length and
strength OF the heart suit" says
Advanced Bridge"
Held strong HIND.
Eiweil had everything for "A strong
hand IN life. He had honors In every
snit-two OF them noes.
In heartB=otherwisc lovc-he a
. splendid wife and child, an acc and
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS money-he
had honors and strong suit.
In cIubs-othcrwise friends-he
he had many good cards.
In spadcs--business ability-he had
honorH.
when you are ahead In the game"
said his book, avoid all weak hearts
and diamond makes"
Instead OF sticking rigidiy to that
rule, Fiiwell discarded his wife. bid
In hearfa foollshiv many times. and
often made II diamonds .ecklessly by
playing the game that he did not
know-raclng.
Whether he made n mistake In
banking too much on the queen OF
hearta-vIola Kraus, just disclosed as
the Miss Wilson" whose pink lingerie
was found In his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO be seen. Viola Kraus RAJ divorced
from Victor Won Schelgei shortly be-
fore the murder.
The "Bystnnder.',
II was for violation OF one primal
rule OF bridge hat ANN Kane. for
mer housekeeper. was discharged.
while n bystander. by agreement
among tho players. may decide any
question:" says the book, yet he must
on no eccount say anything unless
appealed 10 and u he makes any re-
mark which calls attention to n mis-
play he IA liable to be called on by
the players to pay the stake on that
fhbbef."
Mrs. Kane. II has appeared from
evidence given TO the district attor-
ney, said Toe much and knew too
much about the players at Elwclls
house and was therefore buniHhcd,
After the mysterious murder of Ell
well she came forward with evidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15
Be PRETTY TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK


Almost everyone knows that Sage
Ten and Sulphur, properly com
pounded. brings back the natural
color and lustre to the hair when
faded. streaked Oh gray. Years ago
the only way to get this mixture was
to make II at home, which In mussy
aud troublesome. Nowadays. by ask
ing at any drug store for '.Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur Compound" you
viii get a large bottle OF this famous
old recipe, improved by the addition
OF other ingredients. at u small cost.
Don't stay grayl Try Il. No M
car possibly tell that you darkened
your naif. as IT. does II 80 naturally
and evenly. You dampen "a sponge
or soft brush with II and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand Mt n time; by morning tho
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully dark, glossy nnd
attractive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15
Good Time Club to
Make Baseball Debut

The Good Time club win make it's
debut into baseball at 9 o'clock to-
night when Il meets the Sunday
school class OF c. r. French OF the
Methodist church. 1t also Will be the
lattcr's first game OF the season.
Frank Sevcrns. n southpdw, and
Roy schick are scheduled to do the
twirling for the Good Timers. while
Harold Sevcrns viii hold down the
position behind tho plate. Howard
Ricketts, has been elected captain OF
the team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15

the Pacific const that would avoid a
race problem ns Tar as possible.
Their statements came after three
days Of hearings on Immigration
problems In California and were
made at a dinner given by Chairman
Albert johnson OF the committee TO
Governor stephens and other state
officials.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15

NNN||N 80 -"
tfme Z. and bearing
cuEH rains. had
used Lydia v. Pink.
b I MA Vegetable
Cqsap canf . nd Il
hsipfd me, % my
U1H4F ~ ne 10
~ eEain. and 1
m ncH Telling hot
tor than ! have Tor
WAR. We . :
marr{ad sIaLeen
and nd 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15
Committee to Urge
Solution of Japanese
immigration Question

SACRAMENTO. calf. July Is
Five members OF the immigration and
naturalization committee of the
house of representatives declared
Themselves today IN favor OF a soh-
ton OF the immigration question on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15

a HERALD WANT AD
will bring results. Phone 345 and
Insert your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15
Who's Here
ToDAY's 1~aRIvAr.s AT
LOCAL HOTELS

COMBS
J. L. conover. Dallas.
W j.. Grlst. San Marciaf.
Mrs. c. o. Hofner. Garrett. Ind.
G u. Wather. Belen.
G. w. Wci1kopf, Gallup.
o. c. King, santa PC.
4. J.. Wright. Clovis.
w. q. Brown, Carlsbad.
II. l.. Daniel. kcins Canon, Ariz.
!. E. L~oudcrback. Nav Castle. Ind
Geo. Frey. Roswell
Ci A. Ross. pawhuslta, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Criswell. 6ewanee
&. KrciEcr. Los Angeles.
II. n. Jenkins. Denver.
Dan Nichols. Oklahoma City.
Airs. "A. ID. Weaver, Encino.
al. II. Fearing. Chicago.
y. L. johnson. San Frnncisoo.
ALyARADO
]. A. Sfaurf, Ell Paso.
Ethei K1nsnley. Dougins.
X. III colisy. III Paso.
Dayton Adams. Denver.
q. NJ. Doyle, Baltimore.
A. WI Eli, Denver.
W. q. Spear, Denver.
D. T. Boyd. Topeka. :.
John Gibson, Phila-
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Snunders, Phila.
Billy Harden, Los Angeles.
r. l. Hoffman, Rockford, Ills.
Miss a. McDemott, Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. d. Corbett, San
y. y. Woodwrd, Colorado Springs.
Ia Q. Crath, Denver.
r. q. abraham. 81. Louis.
Roy Porter. New York.
srURGiss
II. Il. Nearing. ChieeEO.
Geo. w Herlln, Ii Paso.
J. 4. MITCHELL ~ Paao.
L. Il. Babcock. Kelly. n. Y.
Roy 6peth, 0l1men. Ia.
g. II. Price, Phoenix.
y. q. Edelsteln, Dallas.
q. v. Hnnlon. City.
l. KrciEicr, Los Angeles.
Joe Trust. Phoenix
q NJ. Grcafhouac. El Vado.
n. Sepburk. San Ffnnciscu.
G. n. K1isey. 1uni, n. ~
Ben stuckfadden. Las Vegas.
A. M. Bcnfiny, Los Angeles.
nrA. Eve Rddmon. Cuba.
n. 8 ftaic. Miltcn n. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15
Reed to Support
. Democratic Ticket

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, July l5.-United
States Senator james A.. Reed opened
his Missouri campaign against the
league OF nations covenant with an
address here last night in which he
repeated his opposition to the owe
nant but declared hat while league
plhnks In neither The democratic or
republican platforms met his APP
proyai he would support the demo-
cratic ticket IN the fan elections.
senator Reed was heard by an
audience OF about 5000 persons. One
or TIVE attempts TO hcckic the speaker
failed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15

Irfr Ia right: Viola kraus. win
whom ElvcIl spent the evening be-
fore he wns found murdered; Atts.
Ilwtil. the wife discarded long
ng0; william X. Pctidlctoh. Eiwclrs
partner and COMPLIANT; Victor Won
Schicgci, divorced husband OF Nio'a
kraus.
Among other rules thai Elwcll Oh
served. however. was the followingi
when your partner makes VIA
appears to be an unusual play, DO
moi condemn Il. but ask yourself why
the play was made
William X. Pcndlcton. EiwellH
partner. says his relations with the
murdered man were most cordial.
Onicinls are looking into Elwclls
business deals. alleged traffic In
liauor. ana District Attorney Swami
states that he IL examining evideilce
tending to show that a close business
friend of Elwcll visited tie Elwcll
homie on the morning OF tile murder.
some OF the detectives are con-
WINGED that Elwell made his worst
mistake with the discard. In other
words. he misIudged and discarded
the wrong woman.
.In discarding." he warned In "Ad-
yanccd Bridge "endeavor TO conceal
both Your weakness and Your
strength"
The most uncanny thing In the
book vs.:
post mortems have their interest
and are un~mibtakably convincing M
n rule. Don't venture upon them I'm.
less you are certain what the scaipel
In going to reveal, and, above all
things. when the corpse is buried
don't continue to talk OF II and hnrass
the other players"
Unfortunately for Elwelrs reputn-
ton. however. the district attorney
must continue TO probe with his
scalpel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-15

Certain forms OF microscopic life
are immortal. They reproduce by
simple cell division and thus the
original parents n always present in
any generation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-05

! FOR SALE-Electric washer. like new,
copper tub; swinging ringer, Dolly
model, cost s110. will sell for 500 45O3
Magoun ave. East Chicago. 11-5-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-05
Tin,e csIculated bx Moons.

Among the western Indians time Is
calculated by moons instead of months.
January is called 'rhe. Hard Moon, !"
February "the Raccoon Moon, March
"Sore-Eye Moon" April THE Moon in
Which Geese Lay Eggs" May the
Planting Moon, June 1.-The Moon When
the Strawberries Are Red July the
Moon When the Choke Berries Are
Ripe" August 1.-The Harvest Moon"
September the Moon When Rice Is
Laid Up TO Dry" October "the Rice
Drying Moon. and December the
Deer Moon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-05

To test the acoustic properties -
hall the lecturer proposed counfir
the number of seconds the clappu
Of the hands could be heard Il fiv
or six seconds. the hall Is unfit f5
public speaking. for which it mus
reduced to two or three seconds It
for musical purposes a little ioa-e
may be allowed Draping the ha
the best way TO reduce the reyerber..
ton belief In the efficacy Of stretehe
wires being mere relic Of supersD
ton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-05

FOR SALE-At a bargain. two new
Toledo Scales. one meat and one gro
Gerry scales Call So Jefferson street
Hammond. 1f-5~5