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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20

behalf the Indiana state chamber of
commerce respectfully calls attention to
this:
There must be scientific uniform
to the needs of the railroads, and to the
ability of the shipper and consumer
to carry their part of the burden, and
that before that portion Of the increased
rates recommended by the Interstate
commerce commission Is applied, es-
pecially to certain low-grade commodi-
ties. such as coal, building stone, brick,
sand and gravel, possibly some others,
there should be a thorough readjustmenr
of the interstate rates now applying TO
these commodities, some of which are
50 ineQuitable that they operate unjusty
and illegally against certain shippers
and certain localities.
The particular commodity and locality
thus affected will in all probability be
presented before your body by way of
separate petitions asking for such ad-
justment in the hearing shortly to be
had by your body.
In other words, the undersigned re-
spectfully protests against laying down
the recommended increase or any portion
of it upon existing inequalities
The undersigned would further re
spectfully call attention to the fact that
it is currently reported that the public
service commission of the state of Illi-
nois has not granted to the railroads in
mat state, the IulI increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
BY the interstate commerce commission,
and under the circumstances the under
signed believes it would be not ouly
unwise but greatly to the prejudice OF
the Indiana shippers if any increase
should be allowed by your body on
class rates in excess OF the increase
granted or to be granted by the state
Of Illinois. especially as applied to that
portion of the state of Illinois now I'M
derstood TO be in competition. with the
state of Indiana; that to grant in thu
state an increase In excess Of that al
lowed by the state of Illinois would be
to surrender In a great measure what
was won by this state In the late In
diana-Illinois freight rate case, in the
prosecution Of which your commission
and the undersigned actively partici-
mated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20
Three Fires Follow
Killing of Farmer
Special to The Timea.

RISING sun, Ind, Aug. 2O.-Floyd
Thatcher, so, farmer, was killed at his
home, seven miles west of here, last night
by an unidentified assailant, who fred
a shotgun through a screen door.
Shortly after Thatcher's killing, his
barn was found to be on fire.
Two other barns on neighboring farms
also were burned during the night
Officers who Investigated said they
could discover no motive for the murder
or for the burning Of the barns.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20
PROTEST RAISES
INRAIE RATES
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Guards State Interests.

Strong protest VIM be registered by
the Indiana State Chamber cf Commerce
at the hearing next Monday before the
public service commission Of the pet'-
ton of the railroads Of Indiana for
Increases in intrastate rates to conform
to increases granted by the interstate
commerce commission in Interstate rates.
Cooperation in the protest will be
given the state chamber by a number Of
local commercial organizations individ-
uals and firms throughout Indiana.
In discussion the attitude Of the state
chamber, B. R Inman, manager. and R.
B. Coapstick, head of the freight and
traffic department. pointed out that the
mere fact that the interstate commerce
commission had granted the carriers a
material increase in interstate freight
rates, does not necessarily mean that
the Indiana public service commission is
warranted in granting similar increas es
In intrastate rates.
Under ordinary conditions, they said.
sHch action might be justifable; but GER
tain extraordinary conditions affecting
Indiana shippers demand consideration
before a blanket rate increase should be
authorized by the Indiana commission
In the protest fled by the state cham
Der it is pointed out that certain Unequal
tiles in freight rates, discriminating
against Indiana shippers and to the IN
due advantage of Illinois shippers, should
be adjusted before the proposed blanket
rate increase is granted.
The protest also sets out that many
Of the Indiana coal rates are excessive
aid unreasonable, especially the sO-called
short hauls and the rate into the gas
belt territory; that the Indiana coal rates
are unjustifiably hOneycombed with in
CAPABILITIES, so much so that they are in
violation of. sections 1857 and 1914 Of
Burns revised statutes of 1914, and that
to permit the increase to the coal rates
proposed by the carriers before such
rates are brought to the proper level and
the discrimination removed, would per
petuate a violation of the statutes men
toned and result in a further unjust bur
den to Indiana interests"
The protest, defining the attitude OF
the state chamber, as sent TO the public
service commission, follows:
In the matter of the increase in freight
rates now being asked by the steam
roads In this state, the state chamber
your consideration, the following.
That while this organization is not in
possession Of the facts which would en-
able it to say what the percentage OF
increase should be. IL does recognize that
/ the. railroads need more revenue and
without II the transportation system OF
the country VIII break down and, in that
event, the general public would be the
most serious sufferer
II Is fair to assume that the increas Sc
IN freight rates which the interstate com
merce commission is recommending for
Z tals territory, is based upon a thorough
inquiry into the railroad needs; in that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20
IF YOU TRY TRUTONA
YOUR REWARD WILL Be
Relief" SAYS WOMAN

Mrs. Cade, Well known indianapolis
Resident Is So Greatly Benefited by
Perfect Tonic She Is Glad to Make
Statement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20
FnECKL.E:S
Don't Hide Them With a Veil: Re-
move Them With othIne--Dou-
BILE Strength.

This preparation for the removal
Of freckles is usually so successful
in removing freekles and giving a
clear, beautiful complexion that it
lis sold under guarantee to refund
the money If II fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce Of Othine and re-
move them. Even the first few APP
plications should show a wonder
full improvement, some Of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; 1t is this that
lis sold on the money-back guaran-
e.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20
MAY BE VICTIMS
OF SHELL SHOCK
Two Men Now Held Suffering
From Amnesia.


That the two men said by physicians
to be suffering from amnesia and who
are being detained at the city hospital
in an effort to establish their identity
are shell shock victims is the belier
expressed by Chief of Police Jerry Kin
11ey today.
The chief stated that the pictures,
measurements and finger prints of the
two would be made by Albert Perrott,
Bertillon clerk of the police department,
and these would be sent to the identi
fcation department at washington, D.
c.. and FIT. Leavenworth, Kas., and pos
sibly to the war department in Canada.
Both men are of an age and build
that would indicate they had been SOL
diers during the world war.
When a soldier enlists his measure
ments, finger prints and pictures are
taken and these are on file In the iden-
tiflcation department
The seriousness of the problem Of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20

stif now, either Trutona has also re-
lieved me of nervousness and constira
ton from which | formerly suffered. My
bowels are more regular than they've
been for some time"
I'm glad to give this statement, for I
feel that every sufferer from rheumatic
troubles. should know what the Perfect
Tonic has done for me-"
Trutona is really a medicine of I'M
usual merit. Il is unsurpassed as re-
constructive agency, system purifier and
body invigorant 1t has been declared
peerless as treatment for stomach, liver
and bowel troubles
Trutona is sold in Indianapolis at the
Hook Chain of Dependable Drug Stores
and at Q. W, Brooks Drug Store Penn
sylvania and Ohio streets. And also at
all good druggiats verywhsrss -Adver-
tlaemanE.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20

est crowd Columbus ever had; this from
official sources"
Mr.. Balch was expected to return from.
Columbus today.
Tho National Association of Civil War
Musicians, regarded as one of the most
unique musical organizations in the
world, will hold its annual meeting CO.
incident with the general encampment.
At least 100 old soldier musicians are
expected to attend the meetings.
I'VE play to beat the band" says c.
O. Holmes, Of Chicago, secretary Of the
association, In a letter TO the local mu-
sic committee.
Further plans for the obtaining of
rooms in private homes were outlined
at a meeting of the housing committee
at noon today at the Chamber Of Com
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20

IF you try Trutona. your reward will
be relief" declares Mrs. Stella Cade, a
well-known Indianapolis woman, who
lives at ST Chase street
II was suffering from rheumatism in
my arms and hands" she continued,
THE pains were SO severe and my fin-
gers would become so stiff couldn't
bend them. ] had been trying all kinds
Of medicines In an effort to get relief
when Trutona was highly recommended
TO me-.
Irutona has helped me In every way.
I've simply received wonderful results
from the Perfect Tonic Ny joints don't
pain me as they aid and they're not
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20

phone this morning and asked If the man
who appeared at headquarters had
large scar on his right arm. -
Through an error the woman was told
the man was at the city hospital and
she hung up.
Later Investigation showed that the
man answered the woman's description
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20
and that he had scar on his arm AZ. she
had described.

NEGLEY REUNION THURSDAY.
The annual meeting Of the Negley
Family Reunion association viii be held
next Thursday afternoon in the North
Grove shelter house at Riverside park
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20
Indiana Miqht Tru 1t

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Vacation
lists hereabodts are taking out rain
insurance.
Rates depend on the amount OF
dampness they figure will spoil their
holidays.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-20

Hot Fountain n atoms al
amonhsHsa .u~otpo
Hangs Pills Tor Indigestion BnIoWnsss Constipation
L IL censrof Stopping
The ha Drug al l56 lau3n Station
Drug Stores
n
Other
and 800 Ass
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

Ser 9ioSeie 8%aberborn erflart: .@ir
Darfen Sbne,r urb Sbrem gerein BON
Sersen oafir, BOB sic unierer INNER
nod %aeoenfen. 8ir miIien tpobl. baB
bag, mas bonn beutiden golfe gegen-
tudrtig in Ser peiter 8elt befanrtt
miro, menig oosm a11getban 1T, 8obI-
penen unb Stlfsbereitidaft su mir
fen."
Gidt nur iene. sic 10. nie Sic
@6reiber Ser bisber an%gefiibrten
8riefe, in Ser Gage fins at benrtet-
len, mas 90 an @aben an BEN gpis-
fepat unb an oie groBen mobltdti-
gen Sereinigitneen 9eutfdlanOs ge-
longt, oriiden ibren Can't fir Die
fortseiesten getpeiie unierer siebes-
tdtiefeit aus, ionbern aud iolde Md11-
,1er, sic in engeren 4reiien mirfen. als
8rofurator oes beriibmten &loiters
8euron erfl6rt p. 2ucas. 8iidof, q.
g. s., IN einen 9nnfIdreiben: sic
Siriorge unierer 9laubensbriioer IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

Mmerifa riibrt inns tdglid mebr. rrto
ih fann Sic bes oanfbarlter 8ebetes
meiner Mitbriioer berlihern."
llno in einem 8riefe aus &oln
pom Is. 9ftober idreibt Der hod1tuit..
9ropinaiol &oeiters, g. s. nadoe11t
er fir empfuneene NeBifipenoien,
ieinen Cant geduBert: r9ie 9ilfe aus
amerifa bat nns piel gebolfen, uno
mir fms aIen, Bic lie uns bermitteln,
All b~uuernoen 3anfe perpfltdtet. es
ideint nod lange bul1ern 5n iolen,
Bis fih uniere gerbdltnilfe mieeer 10
geitalten, baB mir uns e~inigermaBer
ielbff heIfen fonner. Aber foIange mir
nod CUTE Sreunoe briiben baben. bur
fen mir ben Meut ntdt berlteren. Nod9-
malls beIten Can't"
0aB MIR oud Seiterreid rno Sl-
roI nidt p%ergei1en erbelt auS aablret-
den 3uihriften. Ser hodtplt. grbst=
Idof Nieoer bon Sul3burg idreih
uns ). g.: rNodmals fir a1es Cute
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

oernng al beltimnen, nber es itebt 81
ertpnrter, oaB 11niere Mnitalt fit Diele
.oieier Mnfommliuge cine Serberge
fem miro.
Ser geridt idlieBt nit Cont 'gegen
,@oft fir ste bielen @naoen unb
M%obltaten, Diese Ser Mnitalt IN ben
bergnngenen fritiI6en 3etten getpdbrt
bat, nn6 NIT Der 8itte an ben gr5er-
gel &apboel, ben Saffron oes gerei-
mes oaB er al1dy ferner bas Seq Sans
in ieinen Shub nebrnen moge.
Ser l1mbnii Ger 9duier 32S-330=
1872 8eit 90. 5traBe lit nabe5u bol=
lerpbet uno oie ebru. MgneIianer=
,5dtpeitern riiiter iid bereits fir ben
l1rndug. Snfolge Der boben 8reiie fir
8oumaterial unb M~rbeitslobne tper-
BEN ii9 sic Gotten bes umbal1es auf
mebr als bns 9oppelte Der nripriing-
liden 8erednl1ng belaufen. 6erner
mir6 Sic ir1nere Ginridtung uno Die
8eIdaffung bon Mobeln nod bel
@eIb erforoern. Desbalb finb @aben
fir biefen 3nef iebt iebr uinfom-
men. griefe unb @elbienol1ngen iinb
bon nun an gu aobreffieren an: Geo
@ouie, 90. $50 @eif 23ro Street,
Seem Sort Gitp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

6anfer1o, bas Sic gentrnl-s te1e ms
.bisber ldon ertuieien bnt, utlb sSlbrerl
ferneren @pblpoqen nns redt lehr
empfebleno. aeidre id in altsge5eth-
meter @odfddslrtg:.4
9tefes 5dreiben 1T am 80. DITTO
Der oatiert, tpie 6enn iberbaapt
Idmmtlid)e oben nngefiihrte aus iiing-
.fter 2eit iino. 3u0em banbelt es fid
rur Inn cine Musleie aus ben bielen
0anfidreiben, tpelde ser Central
Stene nit ieber erropdiiden 8oit al-
geben. IS banbelte lidb ia MIR burum,
nod51tmeiien, baB oie mubaebenoen
Rreile Deutfdlan6s tpiiIen, BOB mir
fortgefebt fir Sic Notlei6enben be-
iorgt ltnb. g. ct. beg 6. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

rMun, bot Sic EoIi5ei sbren
ghna115erI III 8ienit geitent2"
r2eioer nidt; er bat Ole Holiaei-
llt1opriifung MIR nit III beltnn-
1n0 Dreierb1l1Ioe merDen
grl,noiasIid nidt o,oenon1Hen--
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
Gnrepdiides Raismcrf.

8er oen Notleibenoen in europa.
beIfen min, faufe Sanno 9eiler's
8u9 Mber Die 9eutiben in 2ouiiia-
no. Ser @rtrag oes Berfalfs fommt
.6em Silfsperf 5ug11te.
Muen, sic bas 9ilfsmerf fir Die
notleioen6e 8ebolferung tn BEN NIT
teleuropaiiden 2dnoern foroern mol=
len, bietet fid cine auBeroroentli9e
@elegenbeit, oas 5u TIM unb augleib
Elm 1Dertboues uro Invertebrates 8u9
iid at beridaffen. Ser bodmit. 9err
Mbt Saul, O.. e. s., bon Der ct.
.Sofepbs Nbtei IN St. 8eneoift, 3d.,
fat Ser @entrul=5 teqe bes Central
8ereins cine gr0Bere Mn5abl @rem-
plare Des 8ubes bon 8rof. 3anno
.9eiler: rSbe Settlement Of tie Ger
man @oait Of 2o%uifiana an6 tie Gre
DIES Of German Descent" gei9enft
nit Der geitimrnung, 6aB Der Steiner
frog oes Gerfaufs benz 9ilfstDerf at
Cute fommer ioa.
9os 8ud Deiler's, uripringlid eins
teures 8erf, itebt at mdBigem 8rei=
ie CUR gerfugung. @s 1T cine bo9in-
terefiante Dariteuung Der eriten oeut-
iden Aniieoler un6 Mniieoll1ngen in
2ouiiiana Brof. Deiler, Der iid 6urd
feline 6oridungen auf Dem @ebiet Der
9eutid=amerifuner einen %beneioens-
merten Stuff ertDorben, Deroanft ietn
Mnfeben 3um Sell 6ieier Nrbeit iiber
ienen 2anoItreid am Wiiliiiippi, Der
beute nod Gbe German @oait ge=
nannt miro. Ser 8erfaiier mar be-
fanntlib lungidbriger Brofeiior Ser
!6e11tiden Spra6e un6 2iteratur an
Ser tulane 1niberittD in Seem Or
leans uno 8rdi1oent bes Nor6=Mmeri=
faniiden Sdngerbunbes. 9ie Nbbano-
lung lit 1876 5eiter1 ffqrf. Sn 60 Mb-
ihnitten nitro oarin 6em 2eier mertz
polles biitoriides Material unterbrei=
tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
See Raaas uaetridetctt.

Nm &. SepIeI1tDer TQHO uIIeE uellt
8raiioium Deg Serrn @r3bii9ofes IS.
s.. &dpes bon Seem gorf Die bel1r1ge
Sabresberiammlung bes 8ermaltungs
States oes SEQ 9nufes itatt. 9ie Mtt-
glieoer al1s oem Often maret, NIT
Musnabme zines berbinoerten 9errn,
afIe eri9ienen; bie I'M 8eIten mob
nenoen Mitglieoer fonnten ser De1te1
gntfernung megen nibt fommen. Ser
bodhpiiroigite Serr iprad feline 8e=
friebigung bnriiber aus, baB trob Der
fdIimmen 3eiten Die 8erbaltniIie Der.
Mnitalt lebr befrieotgenoe feien, uno
miinidte, 6aB oieielbe uu6 fernerbtn
bliiben uno gebeiben n1oge. @r oanfe
zen ebrn. Mgneiianer Sbmeitern fir
Sic miibebpuen Nrbeiten, Ste Selbit=
Iaufop.srung u1o SEN Otter, mel6en
Life hel Ser 2eitung Der Mnltalt befnn=
ben.
Mn 5tele oes bo9tp. 9errn 9et-
mer, Chicago, 3d., melder ieine Ge=
iignation %eingeian0t batte, 1Dnroe
NeD. Sbeobor 9amnefe. 8~bilaoelpbia
Ba., IN Sen 8oritano gerpdblt.
8as gleide 9ireftorium, bas I'M
pergangenen Sabre als ioldes fun
|giert bottle, 1puroe mieoer geuablt. IS
beitebt aus f%olgenben @erren: @r5bi=
|idof g. S. 9apes, Braii0ent; So
|fepb Sdoefer, 8ice=Yrd1ioent; HeD.
fnrban s. Mageleiien, 5driftfubrer;
8bilipp u. Sbinoler, Sdabmeiter;
ISaeob Mattern uno g. Burgess, Set
itBer.
Das Geo 9aus beberbergte mdbrenb
oes ssabres 3tt @intparberer uno
I2430 anoere @6ie. SIM 5peiie5immer
muroe an 1899 Maoden, oie IN be.
nadbnrten @eiddften arbeiter1, Elm git
|tes Mittageifen Derabrei6t. Die @e=
|lammtlumme offer perabrei9ten Map
5eiten betrug 32,319; beberbergt muir.
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9en muroen 5te1en beforgt. Sbidon
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nidt beiebt it, 1puroen oenno6 IN Der
f2eo 9uus &ape1e III fl. WeiIen ge=
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geitattet fir bic tpertpouen 9ien1te,
|melde CT ben e6rp. Sdtueifern uno
ben SnHalien oes SEQ Sm1ies i'm per=
gangenen Sabre geleiltet bat.
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|8ereines betrugen IN Dem an 81. Sf-
ltober fdlieBenoen @eidaftsiabre So
@eiI Die ~oiesidbrige Sabres-
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Der as gen0bnlih itattfano, fonnte
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|Degen, MIR eine aagemeine leberiidt
luber Die 5inm5et1 geben; eth aus=
fubrlider 8eridt miro folgen. Wt
8efrieoigung mur0e feltgelteat, bob.
Die 5i11an5lage cine 0urd)ats geiun=
oe uno ginitige tit.
Nus benz Berid5te oes Bice=8rdii=
benton iei Solgen6es erpabnt:
u8enn nidt ole Mn5eiden triiger,
10 miro 11niere Mnitalt IN Der 3ufunft
|tDidtige Mrbeit at t1n baben. 9as
|adgenaeme groBe gleno, baB ieBt IN
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bon GintDanoerern an 1tniere &uife
bringen, nelde bent S11ngertobe emit
|geben un6 bier Elm ne11es Seim grim
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|9aiein at fubren. IS lit CUR 8eit un=
m0glia oie Ausoebnung ser giin1pan=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

Ser 8reis bes glld]es Ut: 81 gts.
fir bns in 2ein1pano gebunoene CT
enplar portofrei fir oas broidierte
greu1plar 60 Gents, portofrei. Be
itellurger nit ginfdluB Der @eloan.
peiiung iinD 5u ridten an Central
Bureau Of fife 6. g., Geuple Bldg,
2ouis, Mo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
Gdjtn samer5

.Wonnit fam ID Sbre1 6iene112@
frngte Der Hebafteur. sMein Setter
s.. 1T tot artportete Der betrubte
Ma1n init einem trnuriger1 Seuf5er.
.gs mar rleir1 eir5iger Better, id
liebte fbn ME einen 8rnoer, ia biel,
leidt nod mebr.1
: vDns TIT mir Ieib."
sd babe einige stropbeu an i'm
ober pielmebr iber i'm geidrieberL
uIb id mofte germ uiffen, ob sic
ger1eigt iu1o, tie ab5uorufen.1
ais Ser Meoaftelr Die gerie
b1rdIas, ffarb er lie nidt 10 idledt,
pie CT geoadt batte, 1n6 er Iagte
oaber: sd glnltbe tpobL baB mir
Hlnb 1afir bnben 1Deroen."
r9ns freut mid. Mein arnrer,
nrr1er Better! l1nb bieies fleine Sc
oidt az ieinem @eoddtnis
Sier %itnnn1elte er pIotlid, CAB
feiner Be1Degu11g mad un0 brnb in
Erdne11 aus. 9arauf nobm er fei-
men SUIT 1tn6 iagte idIieBli9: BE
fomme id bas 9orornr gIei1 ODER
crit nod Der geroffentlidung?"
.@eIdes 9onorar?1
rDns Sonorar fir nein @ebidt
felbitperitdnbIid. @lnuben sic, man
fit Bic 3 ubr morgens auf uno
idreibt gum Bergnigen gerie2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

tH#s @I=EaN#N HH.a.sH&= &4N.E
.Stabt 5u 5taot mittelt Mutomobilen
o6er Wotorlaitpngen unm0gli9
1T. 9err Gomez, Der Minilter oes SSn=
rern bat Ole @riinbung biefer @eien=
i6aft auf 6ns 8drmite begriBt, nn6
ibr ieoe benfbare Mitbtlfe beriproden.
Die S6fee CUR .@rinoung biefer Sc
leaidaft fiibrt bon g. 8. e9nrD, eli
nem 8egebmu=Sngenieur aus Seem
Dorf Ter, Der iih fur5lib bier oufge-
balten fat. @r erbielt iofort Sic I'm
teritibung bon Observation-Disclosures
ten, Observation-Disclosures nnb britt
fden Observation-Disclosures. Sic ale
erfannten, peIbe u~ngebeuren 8or-
teile ibnen gut ausgefibrte Sohltra=
gen bringen miiroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

8ie biele &er5en geben DerIorer
uno mie Ielten fin6et mnr1 Elm @er5.
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AUSTRIA:
Two Boys in Boat
Saved by Lariat
in Movie Fashion

RosEBuRG. Ore. Jan. 90
flushing to the river bank on
horseback. with his lariat swing.
ms. Bert I.auranoc s-n, the rope
true To i,H mark. with tho result
james Lauranco and Stanford
Buell. were rescued Just as they
were ahou; 20 plunge. over tho
falls Of the South Umpqua river.
near Billiard. 20 probable death.
Reports Of III. thrilling rescue.
a Ia movies. wcrc received hero
today. Tho Iauranc. and Buell.
boys. who live near billiard. los,
tho oars To their rowboat willis
fishing IN the river. and wcr. be.
ms carried toward tho falls by tho
strong current.
The alarm was spread asa Bert
.laurance raced for the stream
above tho falls TO save tho lives
OF his brother and companion.
and was spoctaculariy SUCCESSFUL
The boys wcro pulled 10 the shore
with the aid OF the iariac
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Frankie Kelccy and SIX pretty
maids sing and dance their why into
popularity at tho Pantages this week
in n lively little offering called The
Brazilian Heiress." Kelccy pleases In
a variety OF limitations and the girls
livcn up tho act by numerous
changes OF costumes.
James LIGHTER II gifted enter
tainer. who plays tho plano. His
music ranges from jazz to grand
opera.
The troubles OF women possessed
with tho gambling bug. and ability
to buy any thing on the installment
plan, furnishes tho hilarious plot OF
"oh You Women" delightfully."- pre-
scented by Martha Hamilton and
company.
Fun and nonsense supplied by Joe
Phillips and Jimmie Glldca, adds pep
to the bill
Lieut.. Harry Berry. recently OF the
United States army. and n very
pretty young girl. billed as Miss. -
sing. dance and make themselves
generally popular.
The Marconi brothers have n de
cidedly pleasing musical act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-20
They Gotta Take
Booze Signs Down

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. so.--Frnnk
NJ. silva. prohibition enforcement Of.
ficer for tho Western division. today
warned that unless signs and plac-
ards advertising liquor disappear i'm.
medlately ownos OF premiacs where
such dgns are displayed win be H.
ablo 70 prosecution.
IAN signs advertising intoxicating
beverages are unlawful and they
must disappear at once" he said. 'or
prosecutions. for violations of the
18Th amendment viii follow"