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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
PINIGU KURsAs

ozslenlo .plnigai apstimis po
$4,000 arradugiau tarp banku
kaip paduoda Merchants Loan &
Trust kompanija.
bal. 20 bal. 2S.
An9lijos svaras S $50 S 3.S7
Francijos (uz SI) fr. 1912 1857
ltalijos (uz SD liru 2I.o5 22.5o
Belgrjos (uz SD fr. 1885 I5.45
Olandijos 100 florinu 36& 363$
Danijos 100 kronu 1890 1910
Svedijos 100 kronu 2I.5o 2I.3o
Norvesijos 100 kronq 1o.45 1890
Vokletijos 100 markiu r.7S I.So
Austrijos 100 kronu IS -.55
Suomijos 100 markiu 5.35 5.35
Lenkijos 100 markiu 20 20
Lietuvos 100 auksipu I.7S I.So
kanados $1,000 = 5000 5000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
CHICAGOS TRAUKINYS
SUSIMUSE.
Penki Uzmusti ir Dvylika Emo
|niu Suzeista Susimusus Trauki-
MANS ant Northwestern
Gezkelio Minnesotoi.


Lamberton, Mimi, bal. 20 d.
= Penki zmonts tapo uzmusti
il II suaeistu vienas sunkiai, ka-
da Chicagos pasazieriniai trauki-
Mai mum. 5I6 il 5I7 susimuse
ant Chicago & Northwestern
gelzkelio arti sito miesto Sian
dien.
Nelaime atsitiko del klaidingo
supratimo isaku, paga' kuriuos
traukiniai turejo prasilenkti ties
Sanbornu, ne ties Lambertonu.
keturi vagonai ir abudu CARVE
ziai susidauze.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
FRANCUZU VALDzIA
FRANKFORTE NE
TOKIA ASTRI.
Frankfort ant Maino, Vokietiia.

Frankfort ant Maino, Vokietija,
bal, 20 d. = Nematyt, kad fran
cuzaj rengtusi iseiti, nors woke
ciu laikrasciai garsiai saukia, kad
valdzios sargai apleido Ruhro
kloni iskiriant tokia apsti, kokia
yra leidziama. Okupuojamieji su-
varzynlai Gina svelnyn. Uzdary-
mo laikas ~nutfaulta Xxi II val.
yak, Q pasportai daugelyj ap-
skriciu nereikalingi.
Palnu darze didele vokiecip
minla ploja francuzu hartman,
koncertui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
JAPONIJA PRISAKO RU-
PINTIS ATIDAVIMU
SANTUNGO.

Toxic, bal. Cd. siandien
pusiau oficialiai buvo prsnesta,
kad japonu uzsienio raStine ne
senal prisake ministeriui obatai
Pekine pradeti vel tartis su Chi
nv valdzia sahtuhso provincijos
-sugrazinilho reikale. Uzsienio
minister's Uchida, kaip pusiau-
oficialis pranesitnas sake, Sta
vakar pasakes kai3iaetui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
RUSAI LAIMEJO PER-
GALE ANT LENKU.

Londonas, bal. 20 d. = Off
cialis sovietines valdzios prane-
simas bevieliniu telgrafu is Mas
kvos siandien, bet datuotas Sc
redos data sake. kad rusu pajie-
9os aturejo virSu kovose visame
lenkq fronte. Pranesime pridu-
Rama; Mes sekmingai atmuse-
me prieso puolim2 visame IRON
te nuo Krostono Xxi Mogilevo,
Podolijoje.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
UzPUOLE KAZARMES
ARTI DUBLINO.

Dublin, .Airija, bal. 20 d. =
Policijos stotis w 10 mvlin mo
Dpblino Siandien' buvo uzpulta
gintluoto bprio. Tai yra pirmas
toks atsitikimas taip arti sosti-
mes.
Uzpuolimas prirengta nukirti-
nlu medziu uzankstimui kelio if
sugadinimui telegrafinio susisie-
kimo. Net Didziojc Siaurinio
gehkelio telegraline sistema bu-
vo atkirsta. Serzantas perdetinis
kazarmes apturejo sunkius SUI
zeidimus, kit policistai tapo SUI
zeisti If nunesta kazarmiu sto-
gas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
ARKANSAS NEGRAS
KANDIDATUOJAI | GO
VERNARUS RESP.
TIKIETU.

Little Rock, Ark, bal. 20 d. =
Negras J. B. Blunt tapo nomi-
nuotas governorus negru res
publikonu konvencijoje, kuri va
kar vakare at5kilo nuo visu val
stijos respublikonu konvencijos
Blunt yra pirmas negras walsti-
jos istorijoje, kuris kandidatuo-
ia valstijos tarnybon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
TIESUS BEVIELINIs TIE
LEGRAFAS | JAPONIJA.

Honolulu, bal. 20 d. = Sulis
kah1egrama atejusia cionyks6iam
japons 'ai1sraseiui Nippu Jill
tarp JaponiJos If Suv. VaItsiju
bus isteigtas tiesus bevielinis te-
legrafas geg. I d., kuomet bus
atidaryta nauja pajiegi stotis
Haranomachie'je.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
S. V. APMOKETA AP-
DRAUDA KAIPO BO-
NUSAI KAREIVIAMS.

Washington, bal. Sd. - At
'stovu bu(o imoniu If budu komi-
|teto respublikonal nariai siandien
nusprende prisliaityti prie savo
|programo kareiyiails selpti pie
ina apmoketos apdraudos, kurios
verte aug, kas metas nuo sude-
'tiniQ palukiQ il su kuriomis bus
galima uztraulti paskolq kick
.vienoj pattoj.
Sitq prideius buvusieji karei-
vial gales pasiskirti viena pen
Ikip sekamu plenu, lourie yra res
|publil.onp programe.
Grynais pinigais bonusas po
|SI.25 dienq w kiekviena tarny-
bos diena.
Pagelba perkant zeme ukei,
zer'e iStaisant vald5iai.
Pagelba pekrant namus mie-
ste.
Pagelba apsisviesti, arba ap-
drauda.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
LIETUVlAMS MINETI.
NOS DIENOS.

Bal. 80 d., 1904 m. atgavimas lie
tuviq spaudos Lietuvoje.
Geg. I d., 1888 m. numire Ostra-
ga, gabiausis lietuvip karve-
dis.
Geg. 3, d., 1871 IN. konstituciios
apskelbimas Lenkijoje ir
Lietuvoje.
Geg. IL d., 1871 m. numire San
guska, narsus lietuviu kar-
vedis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
Teikia $1.7s i Diena.

had trys paskutiniai plenai ge-
riaus patiktu, respublikonai pro-
ponuoia duoti po $I.75 j d.tna
w ltiekvienq tarnavimo diena
vietoje SIPS piniginip bonusu
kalpo pamata pas lpai skaityti.
Apdraudos plenas komitetinin-
kams atrodo geriausiu. Vidutinis
karej tarnavimo laikas yra 400
dienu, o apmoketos apdraudos
jie gautu $I,S57, kuri butu iSmo-
kama jiems po dyidesimties me-
~, arha tuojaus il Gaveldeto-
jams, atsitikus mirsiai.
Paskolinamoji apdraudos yer
te negautu be triju metu isbuvi-
mo pleno galeje, po triju me-
tp atsitarnaves kareivis 400 die
nv gales gauti pasiskolinti $557.
Sltas plenas, jei i priimtu Vi
81 tarnavusieji pasaulinej karej
kareiviai, lesuotu valdziai daug
daugiau negu pinigii,iai bonai po
SIPS diena. Skaitant, kad tar
navusiu kareje yra 100000, ap-
draudos plenas, jei jis butu visu
briimtas atsieitu valdziai apie
$4,000, 100000. Piniginiai gi bo-
usai leSuotl SI,so7,o 7,oco,,oo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
Corko Siuntiniai, Pavogta
Treciu Kartu.

Cork, Airija bal. 20 d. = Di-
delis burys ginkluotu kauketu
WI siandien sulaike pastini
traukini einanti is Corko Bant
ry ties l<insale sujungimu. Pain
ia du maisai siuntinip. Tai yra
t.ecias kartas, kaip yra apple
siama pasta ties Sta vieta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
Visa Sachalina uz6me japonai.
Amerlkos skraiduoliai Mex
slkos uostuose.

Arsiausia Chihuahuos padetis
yra Chihuahuos mieste, kur stl-
kilusieji kareiviai tapo isvyti is
miesto ir, pasislepe liejykloj, uz
mylios kelio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
FRANCUZU GINcUOsE
KLIUVO S. V. zIBALO
TRUSTUI.


~ atstovq butte utarninke, besi-
gincijant del valdzios keliu III
balui gauti sunkqs apkaltinimar
padaryta Amcrikos libaliniams.
~reikalams. Atstovas Colrat, kuris
yra susid6jes su irancuzais inn
portuotojais zibalo, pasake, kad
Anglijos If Suv. Nalstijq valdzios
panaudojo zibalinius reikalus po-
litikos tikslams. Jis pasake, kad
Situos reikalus RENE j" valdzia,
If tvirtino, kad tuojaus po muSiu
pertraukai Sr". Valstiju valdzia
bande pakreipti francuzq politikq
= per Stardardo zibalo kompanija.
Jis privede skaitlines parodymui
to, kad Standardo zibalo kompa-
Mia ir Karalinis Clandu monopo-
lius padare begalinias pclnns.
Socialistu atstovas Marcel Ca
! chin iSvadino Standardo Zibalo
kompanijq "arsiausiu plesiku, ko-
kis kuomet buvo pasaulyje." And
re- Tardieu pasaks, ead rvdenB
1917 M, kuomet Francuzijai bai-
siai prireike zibalo, Amerikos Ii
balo reikalai parode toki nenorq
kelti ktibilinius laivus is Pacifi-
ko ramumos ] Atlantiko pavojus,
kad francuzu augstasis kofnisi-
ninkas Amerikoje buvo privers-
tas kreiptis ] premiere Clemen-
ceau, .kuris gruod. IS d., 1917 m.
pasilnte kablegrama prezidentui
Wilsonui.
sito, kabIegramoj Clemenceau
pasakt: "Jei talkininkai nenori,
kad kare butp pralosta, tai uz-
pulta I'rancuzija, vokieeiu di-
dziausios pastangos valandoj tu-
ri tureti zibala, kuris yra tick
/. pat reikalingas, kaip ir kraujas
rytojaus kovoms."
sta prezidentas Wilsonas re-
kvizavo 100000 tony krVbifinius,
kuriu francuzai reikalavo ir kuriu
zibaliniai reikalai nenorejo duoti
Aciu rekvizavimui zibalas paste
Ike Francpzija j patti laika pagel-
beti francuzp eroplanams ir iran
cuzu trokams vokieSiu puolimui
sulaikyti, po to kaip anglu lini-
jos buvo pralauztos pavasari,
1913 M.
Atstovas Bouilloux Lafront
pasake, kad Francuzija pasiliko
visiskai priklausoma nuo uzsie-
MO kompanijp zibalu ir (subili-
niais, nors zibalas buvo tick pat
reikalingas saliai kaip gelezis,
kvieciai ir anglys If turejo tokia
pat svarba laivynnli, prelybi-
niams 1aivams, lakstybai, civili-
nei ir karinei transportacijai,
pramoniniams motorams ir net
gelzkeliams. Visi kalbetojai bu-
vo vienos nuomones tame, kad
pasaulio zibalo sandeliai dabar
yra rankose dvieju galingu sa-
jungq, amerikines Standardo u
balo kompanijos ir Karalines
Olandu kompanijos, kuri nors is
vardo olandiska, istikrpju yra
angliSka.
Standardo Kompaniia
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
oRAS
cHIcAGoJE IN APIELINKEJE

siandien apsiniaukes su lietu-
mi; vesiau.
Sanletekis, 4:4s val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, GAG val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
Standardo Kornpanija
Galirgesne.

Atstovas Barthe pasake, kad
Karaline olandq kompanija kon-
troliuoja reikalus vertes 6,ooo,
100000 franku (normaiiai 81 200,
ooo.ooo), turi 6co,coo tony laivy-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
DR.. BLUE CONFIRMS
RUSH OF EMIGRANTS
Says Europe Will Send All
That Ships Will Carry and
Our Laws Will Allow.
BIZ Inc Associated Press.

PARIS, Dec Emigration from Eu-
rope TO the United states in the next
few years will be limited only by the
Availability Of shipping facilities or re-
strictive legislation said DR.. Rupert
Blue. former Surgeon-General OF the
United States Public Health Service, on
returning to Paris to-day from am in
spection trip. He is in charge of the
medical examination of emigrants by
American doctors in all the principal
European ports The doctors reports
Dr. Blue asserted show reservations
which extend over a period of several
years. Dr. Blue said the great increase
in emigration was due mainly TO misery
in the home districts of the emigrants.
There are many fine. healthy young
former soldiers among the emigrants."
DR.. Blue continued, but tho women and
children are in miserable health as re-
suit of privations. This impression is
universally true. but applies particularly
to the. Italians. Rumanians Czechs.
Serbs, Croats and Poles. The emigrants
from the Scandinavian countries and
Spain are quite good. The percentage OF
old men and women is much lower than
before the war
Germany. Hungary and Austria, DR..
Blue declared, the number of potential
emigrants could not be calculated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05

hit the pole. Allen was thrown out,
striking on his head. Kirchman and his
helper escaped with bruises Allen. who
was a travelling salesman, had just
bought house at st. James, L. l., ana
was going to inspect it.
A series of accidents was started yes
terday. when a Vanderbilt avenue trolley
car struck fruit wagon in Concord
street. near the Flatbush avenue extern
sion, Brooklyn.
The fruit wagon. which was demol-
ished. struck an automobile owned by the
city. spilling the fruit vender into the
street and bruising John b. Steinert OF
329 East 140th street. driver of the au-
tomobile. His automobile then crashed
into that OF Raymond Higgins OF 241
Jay street, Brooklyn, whose car In turn
was rammed into one owned by William
Bayer of 259 Clifton street, Brooklyn.
Joseph Cohen, the fruit vender, was hurt
more than anybody else.
An ambulance from St Mary's Hos
pital, Jamaica, overturned while re-
spending to a call from collision be-
tween an automobile and a motor bus
and injured the ambulance surgeon. Dr.
David Callichio. Two of his ribs were
broken, but he went on to the scene of
the accident. at Woodhaven and Metro
politan avenues where he bound UP the
broken right arm of Louis Rich, the
driver of the bus. He called another
ambulance and an automobile took two
of the injured bus passengers to the
hospital. They were Louis Solomon of
266 Humboldt street. who had frac-
ture of the left shoulder. and his son.
Charles. who was badly bruised and cut.
The other passengers were treated for
minor injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
LINER OFF WITH go
FLEEING COMING WINTER
Lion Tanner Alone Sees Tough
Times Ahead.

The Ward liners Mexico, bound Tor
Havana, and the Esperanza. for Nassau
Havana and Mexican ports, sailed yes
terday with $40 passengers eager TO get
out OF the coming winter
The Esperanza carried among others
Emil Schweyer, manager for Saeng's cir
Gus, and circus The circus, which was
in Santo Domingo. had to come all the
way up to New York in order to set TO
Havana. Mr.. Schweyer before sailing
delivered a brief talk on the Technique
OF Managing a Circus Which Is Appear
ing Before South American Audiences.
While at the Same Time Holding Down
the Job of Lion Tanner"
You have to have wild lions In order
10 satisfy the South Americans. MI.
Schweyer said animals which have
been trained until they are peaceful
don't GO Audiences that are used TO
seeing the blood run freely in bull fights
don't get excited by tame ones. I'm
taking with me five lions just over from
Africa. l trained them only five days.
They are the widest lions I have ever
seen, or want to- He paused and then
added
II expect the circus TO be a big sue
cess this season because of the pleasure
the audiences will have watching me
risk my life tanning the lions"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
ARCHBISHOP TO PRESIDE.
Society for Propagation OF the
Faith to Hold Vespers.

Archbishop Hayes will preside this af-
ternoon and also officiate at the bene-
d,ction of the Blessed Sacrament at the
annual vesper celebration of the Society
for the Propagation of the Faith, which
will begin at 4 o'clock in st. Patrick's
Cathedral
The Very Rev. Mgr. John j. Dunn.
diocesan director of the society, has ex-
tended an invitation to all members of
the society, their friends and all those
interested in the welfare of Roman
Catholic charities. Last year there were
approximately 1000 persons at the cell
ebration, but Mgr. Dunn expects that
this afternoons attendance will exceed
that number.
At noted Jesuit priest, the Rev John
]. Tompkins. S. j., will preach the SER
mon. Mgr Dunn will read report OF
the society for the past year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
SEEK CHRISTMAS CHEER
FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS
Public Asked to Provide Din
ners for 5000.

The New York Community Service
League join in an appeal to have people
of this city invite 5000 disabled soldiers
to their homes for ChristTas dinner.
The soldiers now are undergoing treat
ment at Fox Hills. Polytechnic. Brooklyn
Naval and the Marine hospitals. There
are more than $1,000 disabled soldiers in
the metropolitan district, according TO
the appeal. but 10000 of them will have
their dinners in their own homes The
other 5000 have not been provided for.
Persons desiring TO invite a wounded
soldier may communicate with the New
York Community Service. Is East For
tieth street, or the Naional Disabled Sol
diers League. 405 Lexington avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
JOKED WITH DRIVER,
KILLED AS RESULT.
Robert f. Allen Playfully
Pulled Cap Over Eyes of Au-
tomobile's Operator.
MACHINE THEN HITS POLE
Trolley Cars Collision With
Fruit Wagon Followed by
Series of Accidents.

Robert F.. Allen. a passenger IN an
automobile driven by Paul krchman'
a plumber. was killed almost instantly
Yesterday afternoon when the car
crashed into a telephone pole at Hunt
ington. l.. l. Allen. 1t was said, had
been Joking with Kirchman and Kirch-
mans helper. who was riding on the
back seat, and that in a playful mood
he pulled Krchman's cap over his eyes.
Kirchman lost control of the machine.
II swerved to one side of the road and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05

1885 ON CELTIC GLAD
TO SEE MISS LIBERTY
Voyage From the Irish Coast
Was Just One Gale After
Another.
j.. z. M0RGANS RETURN
Irish Problem Flashes Up in
Vaudeville Show in SmOk-
ing Room.
P. MORGANS RETURN

After running through gales from the
time she left the Irish coast till landfan
on this cost, the White star liner Celtic
reached her pier Yesterday one day late.
She carried 1885 passengers and brought
$4,000, 900 In gold.
All visitors were barred from the pier
until Mrs Nuriel MacSwiney. wife of
the late Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork.
WHO died in prison after hunger strike
la sting seventy-fve days, and her sister
in-law left the ship.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Morgan. who have
spent four months in Scotland and Eng
land, returned on the Celtic. Mr.. Nor
gan made brief trip TO France. The
financier was hunting in Scotland when
word reached him of the Wall Street
explosion. in which his son Junius had
a harrow escape. The interior of his
banking house was badly damaged and
several employees were killed or badly
injured.
AS is his custom. Mr.. Morgan was
silent concerning affairs at home or
abroad. His only remark was that he
almost wished he was reporter, and
several reporters present replied they
wouldn't mind being millionaires.
The Irish question was the burning
Issue on the ship. and especially In the
smoking room. Sam Shears. partner
Of lred Lewis. the boxer. staged vaude-
vile show in the second cabin, and all
went we'll until he played God Save
tho King at the end of the perform
ance. Several Irish passengers then
asked that he play the Soldiers Song,
which has been adopted as the official
hymn of the Irish republic. He said he
didn't know it, and got UP from the
piano Four Irishmen started for him
with hostile Intentions, but an Irish
woman shooed all four of them back.
On board the ship were Charles j.
Harvey, boxing promoter, and Ted
Lewis, the boxer. who went over to box
Jack Basham and beat him in nineteen
rounds. Lewis will go back in Febru-
arI to box Jack Britton for the welter-
weight championship of the world in
London.
Gervase H. ELVES. an English tenor
arrived here with his wife. Lady Wini-
fri9e, the daughter of the Earl Of DENLY
TO hing in concerts. Also on board were
Capt. W. A. Dawson, commander of the
Blue Funnel Line ship Ming Chow, here
10 take his vessel TO China Commenda-
tore Emanuel " Parodi head of the
Federation of Italian Ship owners OF
Italy and a prominent banker; Fran
cesco S. Moefredni, a lawyer of Rome
who represents the United States Ship
ping Board in Italy: the Rev. Patrick
r. Lynch, rector of St Jamess Catholic
Church OF San Francisco, and the Rev
John Smyth of San Mateo county, Cali
forhia.
One of the passengers, George Mill
ward, British representative in Japan OF
a British rubber firm, caught the Celtic
at Liverpool by flying from London In
an lairplane. He said he made the dis
tantc of 200 miles In an hour and a
half. after missing the boat train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05

Grafton an amendment to the taxicah.
ordinance. introduced by Aldermaa
William E. Quinn. providing an increase
In fares.
The proposed amendment would make
The charge thirty cents for the first
quarter OF a mile or fraction Thereof
for any number of passengers and fifty
cents for each piece of baggage carried
on the outside OF the cab. Otherwise
the ordinance would remain unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
PLANE LANDS IN CEMETERY.
MHiI Pilot Lcnvs Ship to Itself
During the Night.

4 large mail plane. running into fog
While on its way from Philadelphia TO
Garden City. L. T., was landed Friday
night by the pilot while over New Jer-
se1
The pilot made a safe landing. but
when he looked around at the field" he
had landed in he found he was in Holy
CROSS Cemetery, Arlington. n. J. He
left Immediately. AT dawn yesterday
motning he returned, tuned up his mo-
tor with haste. and scared safely away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05

committee said II was certain that the
repeating act would provide for the inn
mediate termination OF the espionage
act, the Overmsn act allowing the Presi-
dent to coordinate or reorganize Gov
eminent bureaus at will, the selective
service act, the Lever food and fuel
control act. censorship laws. including
restrictions on Foreign language news
papers: the service mems moratorium
act and several bills creating Govern
ment war bureaus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
ALDERMEN CONSIDER
HIGHER TAXI FARES
Amendment to Ordinance of.
fered by Quinn.

The Board OF Aldermen committee on
public thoroughfares has under consid-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26
INDIANAPOLIS FRIENDS
FEEL SYMPATHETIC

The death of little Morrison Marshall
brings feeling of sorrow ia many In
dianapolis people. who became acquainted
with the boy on the vice presidents
visits to indianapolis. This Is especially
true Of the family of william l.. Elder.
where the Marshalls stay when they
visit this city.
The vice president and Mrs. Marshall
brought Morrison with them to spend
the Christmas holidays last year. A
Christmas tree was set up for him In
the Elder home and the boy received
gifts from many notables at Washington.
Just before Christmas the vice president
took him 10 downtown stores TO see
Santa Claus. The vice president and
Morrison took numerous walks in the
neighbOrh0od Of the Elder home.
Talk OF affairs OF state was no more
important TO the vice president when
he visited indianapolis than was the
discussion OF his little foster son.
We have not adopted him. he said
on his most recent visit here, but /
know II any one should try TO take him
away from MS Mrs. Marshall would Kid
nap him"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26
OLD And YOUNG
SHARE BENEFITS
Mrs. Rice's Words Show
Age Has No Effect on
Trutona's Workings.

Scores of indianapolis young people
as well as those Of advanced years, are
finding remarkable relief through use of
Trutona, the perfect tonic. Among them
is Mrs. Anna Rice, 20 years old. who
lives at 05i Highland avenue. Mrs. Rice's
husband is an employe Of William Small
&Co.. here.
Il have been unable to properly take
care Of my homework for several
months" Mrs. Rice told the Trutona ex
pert a few days ago. Il would get up
in the morning feeling more tired aud
wornout than when I went to bed the
night before was so nervous. par
ticrlarly at night. that l didn't get much
sleep. Severe headaches caused me to
suffer in the mornings. seemed at times
as though my head would burst.
Il guess I had tried most everything
before Trutona was recommended to me
But this medicine was different and it
certainly is a pleasure for me 10 publicly
iudorse II 70 others. I have lots OF pep
now and get up in the morning feeling
refreshed and rested. My head dOesnb
pain me as il did before and I'm not
nervous Ike I was.
ITO express my relief in a few words
I feel 100 per cent better since taking
Trutona and l can highly recommend it
to those suffering as l formerly did"
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