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Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24


S FARMERS :
S EXCHANGE )
RATES-10 cents a line an inser-
ton. A line consists of 5 words.
sPFoR SALE:-white Rocks eggs;
premium stock; $1.OO a setting, or 2
settings for $3.50. Phone s53. SLIP
c7FOR SALE:-Kentucky natur-
al leaf TOBACCO, LIST class chewing,
soc b.; End class, 40c h.; any amount
over 5 lbs. A reduction of 5 per cent
on 25-lb. orders and above. R. F.
VEAL, Sedalia, KY. 16-4t d1t-p
WANTED:-Cherries. Phone
155. lift
FOR SALE:-Residence on N.
Missouri Ave. W. P. ROGERS, R. F.
D. 4, Perry, Mo. 146-2t w2-p
cF77LOST:- Goodyear automobile
tire, rim and carrier between Mexico
and Paris Thursday afternoon. Re-
turn to H. D. S. SPROUL, Mexico,
No. d&w1t-p
cFOR SALE: Six cylinder
chummy roadster in first class con-
dition. AUDRAIN SERVICE GAR
AGE. w&w1t
rFOR SALE:-7 room Mexico
residence newly painted, papered and
repaired. Large lot. Write 102, Mar
tinsburg, Mo. 147-3t w1-p
LOST:-Licensc tag Mo. 240-
O43." RUFUS A. HOWARD, Santa
Fe, Mo. dit 18-2t-p
~ FOR SALE:-20 H. ?. Reeves
engine tank wagon and pump, 36x5S
J. l.. Case Separator, Al condition.
Apply at the Ledger office for par
t~iculars. WHIP
FOR SALE:-191S model Ford
extra good shape, for $3.50 if sold at
once. Call cow. 1921 wit
FOR SALE:-Five year old
To,so,, co,,, with bo;For GOLF Cow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24
Miss Bragg to Teach Here.

Miss Jeanette Bragg, daughter OF
DR. and Mrs. Kelly Bragg, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Kelly Bragg has
been elected to teach mathematics
and Spanish in Mcmillan High School
next year. She is a graduate OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24

Get more milk by using our Fly
Knocker for cows. MARROW &
COX. wit 152-5t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24
To the Mexico Ledger:

To the Mexico Ledger:
The Republicans have side stepped
lodged, stradled and omitted the
main issues that confront the people
and it seems to me that if the Dem
ocrats at San Francisco adopt a plat
form that does not side step, dodge,
straddle or omit the main issue and
nominate W. J. Bryan thereon, that
we surely will win in the November
election. Bryan has a very large
following.
E. BROWN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24

Mrs. John Smith and son, Richard,
of Holdenville, Okla, the the guests
of Mrs. R. D. Worrell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24
E. BROWN,
Mineola, Mo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Issy Taylor are happy
over the arrival Of a lovely little
daughter Tuesday afternoon. Mother
ard baby are doing nicely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24

Clare Harding, who has just closed
a successful meeting in Chatham, Va,
is her on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24

{ FOR SALE:-Fiye year old
Jersey COW with heifer calf. Cow
GOOD mixer. Call 929. diff wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24

j. C. Parish of Vandalia spent the
weekend here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24

Before painting see US. We have a
full line Of the best paints and &C.
~cessories. MARROW & cox.
wit 1926
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24

FOR SALE:-1918 model Ford
extra good shape, for $3.50 if sold at
once. Call G09W. 1927 wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-24

FOR SALE:-20 H. P. Reeves
engine tank wagon and pump, 36x58
J. l. Case Separator, Al condition.
Apply at the Ledger office for par
ticulars. w1t-p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-18

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want I'd page.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-18

being willing TO give Heine zimmerman
and another player For one thing.
said Hermann Zimmerman does not
care to play professional ball th's sea
sons Then Ruehter has decided to be
guided by the advice Of Hurry Sallee
aad sallee las told him to stay right
here and take good care OF himself"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-18
GIRLS WIN
FROM FAIR OAKS
SPECIAL 10 The TInUsI

Feb ~. tht Lowell high school girls
basketball team defeated the Fair Oaks
team. This was the hrst game the
Lowell girls have played with an outside
team. Strictly girls rules were used.
Alta sutton as center was one Of the
main CO.'S in the Lowell team. Good
team works was displayed by both
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-18
Reminder OF the day
Ashes to ashes and dust 10 dust.

You made me what am today
nov I hope you're satisfied" fickin z
back tho bitter tears the Weighty cham
pion cried.
Jack Dempsey in an interview with
Ese Witness, Charles O'Donneil Bennett.
in a Chicago morning paper. says, Il
was happier when I had nothing. II
they'd Just give me back what I was
Id BE- satisfied
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-18
\ x-x

ftnS.
The Army. Navy and Civilian Boxing
Control will conflne its invests CATION of
Jack Dempsey not alone TO his war rec
'ord-that would be quickly covered
but to his whole sporting life from the
time he left riding the brake beams TO
the present. And incidentally Fulton's
squawk that his match with Dempsey
at Harrison in 1918 was a frame-up Will
be carefully checked over.
1-x-x
That Boston Rcd Sox troupe is always
IN the soup-Boston bean soup. Presi-
dent Harry IL Frazee has been re-
strained from selling any OF the club
players or drawing any OF the dividends
by an Injunction obtained By Joseph J.
Lannin. former owner OF the club. who
asserts that Frazee and his associates
have failed to pay a note for s2s2.oO0
due Nov j 1919. in connection with this
purchase Of the club
@x-x
Richie Mitchell and Lew Edwards.
fhe Australian lightweight champion.
have been matched fox ten rounds st
the Cream City 4. c.. Milwaukee Feb.
-. The fighters viii weig ht in at 1856
pounds. Mitchell met Johnny Sheppard,
the English lightwod sht last Friday and
squelched any hopes the Britisher had
of engaging in a title match with Leon
ard. Edwards also is here on the trail
Of Leonard.
Ky
The Cincy Reds. who used To play for
run. have become SO puffed UP over ths
announcement of the Chicago White Sox
last fall that they are actually asking
for substantial salaries. The Red Sox
payroll for the coming season will be
$4,000 greater than last if the demands
ere met
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-18
FaIr oaks (l4l

Burroughs. 4 Free throws Brandt,
Burroughs. d Per fouls sutton y.
Brandt. Tech. fouls Poppc il Ru-
doiph q
Fair oaks scoring. Baskets fIalleck.
.. Haumerton. .. Per fouls Rude -;
Erwin, 4. norman. d Tech FOULS
liammerton. T.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-18
ANOTHES TITLE
FOR NORMAN ROSS

ADELAIDE scuth Australia Feb.
Is-Norman Ross of the Illinois Ath-
1etie Club, Chicago, Monday won the
440-yard Australian swimming cham
pionship. His time was 500
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26

tontuen iiber Die 2Scrtbeilumg Ger
GabelIinien er5iclt lit, ioIl ein meite.
rer Qfoous pjoenoi oereinbart Iuer-
0eu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26

mem 8oli5eicaoctten eriAoiien, bel
er oerilld)t bate an Der So0tlna ei-
ne5 tSornerburid)eu SIT pcrbinOern.
Sin @oultobler nuroc geto0tet
rn0 Gin Sergeont penmmoet, ais ole
beioen 9comteu ani einem @otrollil.
lcn9ang i'm 1orj Spanliubar.
Gountp Gaoon. pou @cmaiinetcn nn.
gcgriifeil ipur0cn.
gei Gnlatpmon, i'm Golntu
Glore. pur0e cine 9lbtbeillulg WIili-
tar non 3rIdnoern ilberfollen. Sed,s
5olootcn nurOcn perplntoet, ober
0ie 2(n1reifer Dtlrocn idlieBlid) pon
oen SaI0atcn, Die elm 0ididlnenge-
mehr Gotten, ac}ptuaen, iiol 3urif
|nae6em na6oem orei uon ibnen
1et3otet pier DcrnuH0et mo 5pei
pcionaen Qenonueu moroen iparcn.
Bur &ergelhmq fir Den 9lngriff ieb.
ten Die 5olooten nlle @euiaober in
Der Nml6oribait in brano
9ie ;bome Mule.
Some 9lnle iiir a5rlano nad) bri.
tidcal ]lecept lit iebt geiidIcrt uno
miro nod iii 0ieier @od)e 0lrh In
teridrift 0cs a5niaS 0en (Seieteu
cingerleibt mer0en
9as 4SeieB iDiro had grineiien
Der 9iegierluq 81 irgcnociner 3cit
innerbalb ser rdfliten 31a >5o6rc IN
straft treten. Die 9legierima bebalt
iid 0oS aed1t nor. oos 9Seiee ou}t.
nen0cu 1penn tie 0ic Belt fir aefom.
nlen bait
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26
SrlanO.

&erbnnSlnngsn iiber @afienrnbe
frMdltlus. SloD6 @eDr0c ueiit
Oireetc Ssipredlnugen NIT &nlera
ab, Garlament cinigt iidl iiber
Some 9inle fir Srlanb. - n6r'
periment nuf tUnititutiOneller
6runolnne". 8lntiae aramnl.
le, llc6erfGlle nilu SGnern an.
Qunoun. Gie idriitlidcn In
ter6an0llngen jpijd)cn 9remier
9lono @enrae uno Men S'6lannqnit,
a&iceprdii0cnt Der iriid2enSfepubIif4
ipeds 6erbeifiibrung elmer 99aiien-
rthc Slpilhen 6mlono uno Der Snn
Organization, iin0 anibeinenO
irudtloS Uerlouien.
9Iui 0ie @rfldrnnq 9ieo 0'6lonl.
gnnS, ser eilljiqe @eQ 3ilr geriobs
nuna iei oirecte 8erbanoIuua nit
Oem 9citer ocr iriidlen Repnblif,
.4r6iioent" DC Galerd, antluortete
2lopo George. rlieic SoItpmq Uer-
idllicBt Sic lbiire oen Hntbidldgen
ocs guten @ilIens, Den Sie 3u pc.
ginn oiGer Gorreiponoet5 angeriien
babell.
Slutigc t6elunltacte 6nneru an.
9luage @elpoltncte ooueru in al
len 9beilen SrlnnOS oil.
1ruppen Ser &rone diderten oas
Corr 8uIlinalee, Gountp 9ongforo,
Gin, ais 0crqeItling oafitr, 0aij It'll,
lduait sic oortigen lSoIi3eicalernen
iiberfallen puroen, mobei Elm 9Soli3iIt
get0Otet uuo 3 perlplnoet purOen.
}lud nebrere nobe oem Goti gele9e,
ne tSornbauier muroen neoergc-
6ralnt uno oos 9ieb eridoiien.
.}n einem iiberaus 6lutigcnaanfpi
fom e5 in oen Bergen oes giulfiuo.
bone, Gointp Iipperarp. 6pii6en
Iruppen Scr arone uno Sol0a.en
Der republitaniiden 9lrnee aSrlan0
3ehn 5ilu ,Seiner uuroen getootet,
0reiBi1 uerplnoet uno Uiele aefons
gen gcuonmeu. 2Iui ieiten Der Re
giernuqstruppeu lpliroCn oft aetoo-
let mo mebrere uerpnn0et.
.3,pei GUiliiteu muroen in Glon-
boap, Jipperarp, eriHoiierL neil tic
1ui 9lnrui oon Goiten uidt iteben
le6lieben moren.
SSn 3unnnupap, Sort Gountp.
uuroe Der Brieiter 0laaner Don ei
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26
GsSbebcit 1sataItrepbc
in 3Sr0cntinicn.

&ncnus glircs. Gin Grobebpny
oas am II oia 0ic orgertiniide
t5eite Ger 9lnocn bcinthld)te, mor oas
idguerite, cus man BORT ieit Dem
SATIRE 1869 erlc6t bate Die BAIL
Der Cpfcr oiirftc lid our metrerc
5rltDcrt belallfen; iiber l50 2eiden
limo bereits aeborgen
Netiger bciiigc gr06ebenit6riu.
gen Uur0en i'm gal3en hetroifeneu
&ebiet am Is Zee. nod 1pabrgc'
nomnIcn, mo tbeilmeiie hot lid Der
9ep0lteuRa cine 8aulf benldd)tiat
0a9 bctrefieHoe 0e6iet bat imgeia6r
10000 GinlUobuer.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26
Der. Sfaoteit siebcn spic
Scr SEN 1tiirseren.

gSaIbineton, Z. 6. ~ 7ie inter.
rationale 9erfebrs Sonieren3, Sie
iiber oas 5d)ifiaI Der iriiberen Oeut-
ihen Gobelliuien entihcioen ioIlte,
einigte iid ouf einen Mioous oiueH.
oi, oos beiBt, Die Gabellinien tperben
mic bisber meter oprnoltet 9lit
aneereH &orteM bic atlontiihen Go.
bel bIeibeH TN 8eiib Uon Gualano
mo SSrnnfreldl, uii0 oie pacifijdert
IN oea 5anoen BON Syopan.
sle 3onferen5en ioIlen bis am
-. 5eorlsor iOrtseiest per6en uno
penn bis oabin fein enoaiItiaes No
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26

tontntcn iiber Die &crtbeilitng Ger
Gabellinien er5iclt lit, ioll ein 1peite.
rer 0toouS piocnoi oereinbart Iper-
ben.
Seine Oircete &crbinonng fir II. g.
Die 6alptforoeritngcn ser &er.
Stooten ginger befalrntliA 0arauf
hinnus, ooB Die oireetc Gobeluerbiu-
oiing, Ole Dor Dem Ariege 5lpribet
ben Der. Staoten mo 3entihlono
beitono, interchangeable meroe. lno
OoB 2Sapalt oie nIleinige GontrolIe
iiber Die Sniel Pap, oeu Sdliiiiel 5lt
Sen Gabellinien in @aciiic, aitfgebe.
Gritere 5Soroerimg iheiterte, mic e8
beiBt, an oem 8ioeritoltOc iSraltfs
reid's, Dda befonntIi6 ben einen
9abeIitrang nad) Brett geihleppt bat
uno betreffs Der SnieI gap bieB e5,
Die Gonferenj Gobe fein 9ied)t iiber
Ole Snlel su beltimmen.
Die g}er. Sfoaten huben olio nah
mic por feline oirecte Gobelperbin-
0img nit 9euti6lano.
@ie Gnslano Die Gabel-Guntrolle
nmsniiBt.
&aibingtOn, :. s. u. $.
Garlton 4raiiOent Der y29eitern
Union 3elegrapb Co., tbeilte Oem
SenatS. .9lusih,tb, Der cine Inter.
iitdlntg IN Soden oe5 Gobcllreieus
be9onneu bot, nit, onB 8roB6ritan-
MEN gegenipdrtio idmlntIid)e nad
sInerica obgebenoen Gabeloepeidlen
burd) Die 0|arinebeb0roe oltrd)icben
Ioile.
Captain i. 81. sill, frii6erer @la-
rtne-9Ittadle lit 5iioanerica. t6eilte
Dem IusiduB nHt, DAB D1bren0 oes
@riegs ourd oie engliid)e @abelcen-
iur omericaniid)e @ei6Gitsaebein-
niiie in Den 9eiit englii6er Goncur-
renteu gefounen ieien.
9lls ecIatouteites 9eiipicI fiibrte
eapf 9tll OIL DAB Die General
9lectric Go. einen 9r1iilouer cine
Dfferte fir electriide Einri6tinaen
ifberniittelt tottc gerieI6e emyfina
an iolgenbetl Gage 0as 9lngebot eli.
ner eii9liiden 5irnta, meld)e 0ie iocn-
tIid1eu artitel 81 nieorigeren Grei-
fen oifcrirte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26
goeimranidJ" in ,eiOsr" srlaabt.

&aibingtun, :. s. @eneral'
anmalt Folmer bot in einem 0etu
5habant5ieCretGr lmterbreiteten
Gutn6tcn entidieoen Dab 9tpfel.
pein, Der i'm 9ein inbricirt DorOen
lit. BON Dem Soeriteller getrunfen
oOcr iouinuie uerbraudt nerOen bari
aud penn er onrh (Sobrlng berait.
idIeu0 gelporoen lit. Rad 8almer's
Gutidletoimg lit Der gerbroud) bon
beroucbenoem Apiei.ocin i'm !Seim
geieblif erloitbt uno liegt auBerbalb
0es gerCiGes oes 9rubibition5s
Gurdiilbrullgsgeieees.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26

"a Die 5riit tiir frciiuilliQc
9fuslicierung Der gRaficH ieitcns Der
GioitUten in 0eutiflnno oeriiritlen
lit iDitroe Die Poli5ei nngebieien, les
ocs Sans in aan3 geutidlanO naA
92aiien so our4iihcn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26

Sn Der 9lnIdqe Scr ScImbafer
6Orar & 5oliing 60. in @iaoiion
81, entitano Elm ,Seuer, 0os euuen
Sfaoen pom I Miafsn onri&tete.
lleberidlpemmnngen bnben i'm
iii0iifen Spanien piel 5Aaocn an.
aeribiet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26

0IUCIltlluls uIDBe SlIbuDl OpH SpIlus
aen, Die 0arouf bered)net iino, oen
,SdGmeru finuneielle llntentiistmg
81 9elpdbren. limo i'm @ongreB einge.
reidlt lporoen.
gei0e Sauier baben bercits cine
Senats 9ielolution ongenonmlen,
nah pel6er ole 8riegs -6inon5corpo.
ration pon ueHen ms 2eben eerliien
1uerOen ioll, Inn Die iSarmer Dor
peiteren &erlulten Oiird, Sinfen Ser
8reiie fir Sarntprooucte Sit beipabs
rem. imo bieielbe benl GrdiiOenten
aligeiteIlt, Der ober, qpie oIleemeiu
crluortet miro, oie 0orlage nit lei.
nent &eto beleeen miro.
9llS eriter Shritt pr Giniii6rung
zines aubcrorOcntIi6cn SorifS bot
Der &onsnnsihuB i.ir Mittel rnO
2eae cine ipeitere sam Sd)ute ser
lSnrmer bcitimnlte 8orlage einberih.
tet. oie poh3oae fir y9ehen, Mais,
98olle INTO @ollenitoffe, 9obnen,
8ortoiielu, @r0uiiiie. 3miebeln.
tShnfc, 9iin0er ilno ,SdloT. un0
&in0ileiitl oerfiigt. Der Garif ioll
ein Sobr long in 8roft bleiben.
Sarmerpsrbanbc feline SrnitS.
Gie Gopper 0ernanS 8orlaae,
sic cooperative iSounerocrb6uoe 5ur
8ermorftiutg ihrer 8ro0ucte non
neu 9eltinnmngen bes Sbernlon.
9Iuti lrultgeieBeS onSninunt. tpiiroe
i'm Senot angenomnleu
gIutiitreifuprlaac i'm Senat anees
HOnimen.
llnenpartct un0 obne 9}ancusoul
rlf uabm Der Senat Die 9lntiitrcif
9orlnae Zen. 8uin0erter'S an, mel.
die es 3u einem &erbreden itcmpelt
ucnu irgeuo Sennno yourC6 g9ortc.
ifriftlich, Durd) Grud ooer oui oil.
oere 8cile 9ll1eitellten zines oifent.
lidIen 9etriebeS in oen Der. 5tooten
r1tb. tie peronloBt o0er lie 3u beran.
luiien periud)t, ibre Stelluna oni3u.
geben. GoS 8eieB betriift in Der
angenomnteuen tSorm ollie Grams
portaelellidnften, tpeldje Dem @eieB
sitr &egldirlmg oeS @anoelS iuter.
iteben.
GrbObuns Der 9liitgIisOersnbl oes
!6anics.
SSm Ginflnng nit cinem oon oen
rcpnblitauiihen glus1duB Dtitglie.
oern gefoBten geidIub bat oer6an9-
mlsihuB fir Geniiisungelegeubeiten
oeu @ntmuri elmer 8orlage CUR 9ieu.
cintbeilllng Der 0litglieoidloft ocs
0auieat entiprehehb Dem ourb ben
lesten Genius eripieienen 8coolfe-
riugs5unab9 in 9lngriii. 9lba
5igel BON 9tcip }Dorf bat bereits cine
&orlnJe einge.eid)t, luel1e bic Bail
Der Qlitalicoer pon 435 auf 4S3 cr.
bober lpiiroe un0 oieic 1orla9e miro
peruiltblid) olS 8rnuOlage 0ienen.
Sim Sans Don 4s3 Mlitelieoern Mir.
bcoeutcn 0aB olf ie $4,000 Sin.
mohuer oe5 2dnoes elm 9lbgeorone.
ter fonnt. Asir0 0aS gegenp0rtige
9erb1ItniB BON 2tt. t.O00Giumobnern
aui ie einen glbgeoroneten beibebols
ten, 10 ipiirOe oas nGditc 9anS 500
UlitglieOer jahlen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26

Cie Heine Suicl Sap (6itlid
Der @bilippinem 1uuroe uon heftiaen
Grobcbcn 0eiHoeiudjt.
Sin lpiithenOer gulle trantpeI.
te 81 poloreOge, 9teb.. oen rs Sabre
alten 6nrmcr S. 90. Barron III fooe
Cine 5euersbrunIt rif1tete in
Ghelgon, ~ ga, $4,000 5doSen
On - Sditier perbronnten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26
Hnmmer Al.
GOllgrtb.

3ablreidle Niakuabmen i'm Snterciic
Der 6armer beamtraat. - Sriegs-
finanicUrpOration snm finanricl.
leu Sdlmb Der SGrmcr luieeerein-
sciett nnSSOdlidlntsOll fiir Sarm.
proSncte inter Scratbuns. =
Sabnitreifs bum Sennt sum Scr.
bredlen geitrmpelt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26


Goirferen5 Der 9taiirten Hno 9eut-
iden betreffs Ieitiesuma Scr pot
Gelaihlano 5u leiitenOen ariegsent-
fb00igiing suionlmen.
Die &erbanolllngen meroen ae.
betm ge5alteli oo9 perlautet, oaB
oieieIben bis iebt cinen befrie0iaen.
oen 8erlonf nobmen mo ouf areif.
bare 9feiultote in nibt oll3uferner
Belt boffcn laiien, 0lan iheint Bel
ben Illiirten idlieBlin bod5 5ll ser
lleber5euellng gelangt 5n iein, ooB
ea iinnoglih iein miro, uon Geittid)-
lnno Die rieiigen Gntifdoiqunasiilm.
men 5u erlangen, oie namentlid,
S5ranfreif for0ert, ino ooB Die @nt.
idoOigungsIeiitiug groBentbpils in
Robltofien imo SSltouitrieL@r5euanii.
ien sll geifeben baben miro.
0ie gertreter 0eutidlono's ha.
ben, biIolifl eeiprohen 2eutidlano's
Saihen ungefUenOet, Inn su belpei-
len, oab nidtS oarin it, 9entIdlano
bat ni6ts lDomit eS Die 6oroerlnaen
Der @egner befrieoigen foHnte.
RllooIph 0aberiteil1 elmer Der Gi.
rectoren oer3leifs6aitf, erfldrte. 6ob
Die 9tnfionolihulo GeutifIon0's lid)
TN November auf t47 @filIar0en
Wtdrf helailfen babe itnO nus nie 9fa.
tion fpeitere % 9filliorocn Wtorf
nor Gnoe 0es Sabres ouf6rinaen
miiiie. @r idldtte oie Summe, sic
Gentid)lanO bereits oIs GntifaSia.
ing gejobIt bot ouf Al 0GIliaroen
Morf.
2ie @ntidoOigltngs GomniTlion
Der Entente babe bis lest ooS Geut-
ide 9feid imo oie Rep1blif Seiter.
reid mebr gefoltet, ols Ser game
Staot@boltsbaIt ser beioen Q1nOer
baB Ole bisberiaen 1Soroerunaen Ser
Gntente iifj oltf runo 500 Millior.
ben 9farf @olo, ooer nah Sem iebi-
gen GurS 1000 Miininroen Nfarf
6elaufen baben. 0ieie rieIiae Sum.
me Jet MIR fir rieiige @eb1lter, fiir
lnrurios Iebenoe GommiIidrc lno
ionitige rieiige llnfoiten ollsaeaebrn
lpor0en.
Sproeransen Der glmerieaner.
@aibingtun, :. s. Ginioe
auBergetpobnlid)e liu0 oniheilreno
g1r5li6 unnotfiqe 9(usga6en iino in
Der Rielenredn1lng pon 1921, ,O65,.
0S4 30 eittbaIten, Die sic Ser Stoo.
ten fir Den llntenbolt i'brer 9lrnlec
am &bein 9eutidlon6 pr0ientirt ia.
ben, ino lpogegen Die 6eutid)e Sieaie-
rung auf Der griiiieier Gonferett,
anidleineno niht eois ungerehtier.
tiat Eroteit eingelegt bat.
9llleroiitgs bat 0eutihlono bon
oieier Slmme bisber nltr $34, ,724,.
658.7S bejobIt, bod nad Ben Be
itimnnngen oe$ ISrieocnsuertrooes
lit Die oelltide 9egiering geypunaen,
ole 9oil5e SiillIlne td)lteBlid) 5li be-
gleideil.
Inter oen eingereidten Hednun-
gen Der omericailiihen 9eiaeltnas-
trlppen beiin0et lid audJ oie zines
americaniifen Sificiers, ser fir Sie.
lobrli6e 9lietbe zines S6loiies am
RbeIn Die Slinlme BON 200, 900
Mari in 8ed)niing iteIlte, lino anoe.
re Dtietberehnltneen iino in oefel-
ben 9obe gebaIten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-12-26
Sriileler
GOnferenS.

llliirte 6eipred)en ariessentidlGbig-
uns NIT ben Sentidlen. = Gnten.
te Dill feititellen, luas ais inferite
@rense ans ben 9entidjen berans-
geidInnoen merSen fam. - @nt.
idlaSisunssleiitnns iuirS aruRen.
tbeils in &Obituffen II. SnSnitric-
er5ensniiIen erfOIsen miiiien. -
9emtidlauo's fiuaneicIle Srdfte
erid)Gpft.
The Press., 1920-06-10
Thrift Tn Chile

The Scots and the French had better look to their laurels as saving peo pies. Chile bids fair to rival them. During the last ten years savings in- stitutions have risen considerably in number. In 1910 there existed in the entire country but a dozen independ- ent institutions carrying the accounts of some 100000 persons; their con- plete savings amounted to only $4,- 100000 in American money. In 1917 deposits rose to 11O,QOO,0OO Chilean pesos, which would equal about one fourth as many American dollars. To this, in the year 1918, were added 50,- 100000 more Chilean pesos. The na- ton has encouraged savings, through stamps and other substantial induce ments. Incidentally it is worth while noting that lotteries are not permitted in Chile; down there they believe in getting rich slowly and surely.
The Press., 1920-06-10
Popular Music Will
 Open Chautauqua
Versatile Company ef Young Laaias
 h Lybarger Quintet

The Chautauqua to be held here b assured of an opening day that will equal the best of the week, for it is an nounced that The Lybarger Quintet will be the musical organization.
 This company of young ladies com pines personal charm and artistic versa- tility in just the right combination to please in the highest degree.
 Miss Alice Lybarger, the leader Of this group, has g. national reputation for her ability to select and present musical and entertainment features that please the people. Her vsrsatihty and resourcefulness keep the programs always at top-notch.
 Miss Mary McShane has an unusual alto voice which will be heard to ad- vantage in both solo and ensemble numbers.
 Miss Doris Carpenters readings will delight children and gown-ups. They will be effectively introduced between the musical numbers.
 Miss Mae Torrance has a soprano voice of sweetness and power.
 As quartet these voices blend most harmoniously so that in their ensemble numbers they render the latest popular songs in a manner equal to the best in metropolitan circles. Special COS. tuning in several numbers will add another artistic touch to their work.
 Another feature Of their program which deserves particular mention is the whistling of Miss Thelma David. son. Miss Davidson is fresh from re- cent platform successes in the Middle West, her home, and she will delight Chautauquans here with her flute.hks nofes
The Press., 1920-06-10
Sounded Like a Curse.

A spinster of about forty years or bit more recently had house to rent Now her last tenant had three healthy American sons and they had done a great deal of damage to the house. so she had firmly declared that she would tolerate no children this time. So when man responded to her ad- vertisement, she asked him whether he had any children. "Seven," he re turned and then went on to tell how good they were.
 But the spinster informed him that she would not rent her house to a family in which there were so many children. Angrily the man turned away, but retorted over his shoulder: |: "I only hope some day you'll have sev- en children, lady, and can't find a house, either. er."-Indianapolis News.