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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
ELECT LEAGUE
CHAIRMAN JAN. 8.

y Nv YOEh. Jan 5---Announceme0I
that chairman Viii be elected when the
national commission holds It's annual
meeting Jan. aroused considerable in
torest in local baseball circles today
The announcement IS credited 70 Presi-
dent Johnson OF the American League
and Is taken u mean That the lneinr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05


r. s. Bs-z O.. as. Loceano e super
heater Go.
January 6.
STANDARD Steel Car tie. u.s. General
american TAnS Car Corr.
january s.
T. Il 3 f r. IS. VIM Grarcs TaIa
W7rlls.
About tyco hundred followers or The
Hammond American Legion basketball.
feana were very much disappointed SAT
rrday evening wien the game between
he local I'VE and tne Froebel Post squad
If Gary was called off. The contest was
h.Iled Cor < O'Clock at the Central school
~tln ana after waiting unu1 O'Clock
Manager Chayleu was forced 10 an
ounce TO the crowd that the game WOULD
1.et be PLAYED. due go the unexplained
rome pearaDce OF the Gary aggregation.
As Vet Cary has given no reason Tor
r.- being present End THIS lack os oour-
esy on tho part of the Froebel manage
cut ia not notifying the local author
sc IS entirely ine>cusah}e. After as
ring Hammond taat theig csc would
ga hand Tor the game e y hard 20
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-05
Put us down for a strike %

Chesterfield
NOU know what you've always wanted
IL a cigarette to do. Chesterfelds do it.
They satisfy.
1t isn't Just that Chesterfields are made
OF line tobaccos, though we use the choicest
Domestic leaf, together with several varieties
OF costly, aromatic Turl<ish-real Turkish
that comes from Turkey.
but that these tobaccos are put together
right by an exclusive process that brings
out the very cream Of tobacco goodness.
No other blend is like it, or can be,
because the Chesterfield blend is based on
our private formula. 1t cannot be copied.
And talk about value! We Ike to have
ChesterfieldS matched against the cigarette
that claims better quality because of
higher price!
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
LODGE NCAA<S

every lodge in the valley.
 There was an unusual amount of business to be transacted at our last meeting, and after this had been at tended to the lodge was turned over to Captain Hargrave and his degree staff. The initiatory ceremony was exem- slified in a most impressive manner on a large class of candidates, and much credit is que the boys working in this degree for the splendid manner in which they conveyed to the newly made brothers their first lesson in Oddfellowship.
 Brother w. K James and Dr. H. o. Ramsey, trustees of this lodge. are away on their vacations. What diff ference one vacant chair makes See to it boys that you are in your usual place each meeting night, it will be a great encouragement t9 the officers.
 We are glad to report Brothers Law will Johnson and Pepper are much i'm proved in health and will be with us at the meetings in the near future. Anyone knowing of a sick or unfor- tunate brother should report him to the secretary so his wants may be known and he can be taken care of.
 Next meeting the first degree will be exemplified in full form by the mem bers of the degree staff. There will be delegations from Mesa, Tempe, Chand- Ter and Glendale in attendance and they will bring their candidates for this degree. This is going to be some night, and there are things going to happen we cannot tell you about now, so be there and you will not be disap- pointed. Brother Wolfsen is back again and it might happen to him. This is splendid chance to get acquainted with the boys from all over the valley and one you should not miss.
 Now brothers forget not your obliga- tions. Wait not for others, but do your part though you may be one stick in the bundle. Perform the offices oi friendship, love and truth do not merely act them.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
MESA ODD EELLowa

Wednesday evening, August 1, was great time for the Mesa l. O. O. F. With Captain Hargrave of the Phoenix degree staff and brothers numbering about 30 came over and conferred the initiatory degree on a class of candi- dates which the Mesa lodge had gath cred up for the occasion in spite of the hot weather
 The Phoenix degree team are all new members and the way they take their parts would make some of the older members turn green with envy. Cap tain Hargrave will be able, without a doubt, to make his team one of the best in the state before cold weather.
 There ware about ten of the Chand : Ter brothers with us also about the same number from Tempe.
 After the degree worf the visitors and brothers were invited into the banquet hall where about so were re- freshed with ice cream and punch. The Phoenix brothers left an invi- tation for the Mesa lodge to visit Phoenix on Tuesday, August 10, and bring their candidates for the degree of Friendship, as that degree will be con fered there at that time. The Mesa brothers who wish 10 attend lodge at than o'clock on that evening and con- will go.
 We will say to the brothers of Phoe- nix. tempe and Chandler that we are glad that you were with Us. Come often. Next Tuesday evening is the
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1920

got started yet, he only had six appli- cations to be acted on that night, but he says he is lining up a big class for next Monday night. So you members who have been missing much of this good cheer during the hot weather can not afford to be on the absent list any longer. Walter has his eye on the Mesa district, and it is his intention to have a regular old time round up for that camp in the very near future. He thinks it is possible to double the membership there and have a good outlook for our next convention to be held in April, 1921. District Manager Stewart was also anxious to know the date set for the childrens night en- tertainment. He fully recognizes the importance of this move to the order in general, and will doubtlss be a strong factor in having a universal adoption of this feature. The com mittee in charge of this undertaking take pleasure in announcing the date for this feature as September 27, and the title of the exercises is '.The Com ing of the White Man." There are just two hundred children listed at the present time; some of them however have failed to give their ages, and for that reason we are unable to place them We wish to know the ages of the children of the following families:
 Harrington, Alexander, Beeble, Vil Iers, OrvilIe, Whitney. Wilson and Strafton. Send same to G. Pheby, 1912 West Madison.
 Remember that all boys II, 12, 13 are
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Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
Build a Home In The Suburbs
 Get Qua In The Open

remedies for tired bodies and toil-worn brains But out in the quiet suburbs the peacefuness Is as a tonic to body and mind, resting weary muscles and clearing cob-webs from tired brains.
 And the adUantages of the city will be yours as we'll as the advantages of the country. And yet, being on the edges, you will avoid the disadvantages of both You will take great step forward and up- ward in your mode of life and in your self-respect. You will have higher degree of energy for your daily tasks if you away from the sorddness and oppressiveness of being always in the city.
 You owe your family home of their own. Make that home safe and secure, and your family happy and contented, by building in the suburbs. And do not delay. Authorities concede that building costs are higher today than the past, but against this, rents are very much higher today than ever before.
 Furthermore, authorities are agreed that building costs cannot be lower until indefinite time in the future. Therefore you can readily see that you are actually losing by delay. Build NoqCl For any information you may desire any subject pertaining locations, plans nshngs, furnishments, equipments costs information concerning architects, contractors etc., call Service Department We will be delighted for opportunity be of service to you and there is obligation whatsoever attached to it.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

Why don't you build home for yourself and your family out the edges between the city and the country? Out where you are not hemmed about too closely-where you have room to do as you please, be alone if you feel that way. Not many eyes always spying and so many ears always listen ing. little more seclusion and great deal more cOntentment.
 You'll find the air clean out there and the sunshine bright. You will have bird neighbors and flower beds and summer breezes and green grass and all the multitude of natural bIessings which go far toward making home life enjoyable.
 When your son and daughter out of your sight you will know they assocating with children of whom you approve, children whose habits and nor als are clean. You will not be constantly worrying lest they are with questionable companions in questionable places.
 Your babies will play on the clean lawn instead of in the dirty and dangerous street. Here the little bodies and minds will grow and flourish amidst surroundings that are clean and safe. Your young sters will grow into healthier, better, bigger and more intelligent men and women for having been brought up in the environments of Nature. which breed all saat Is best.
 Here, after the days work is finished, you can find rest and recuperation. The shrieking of whistles and the thousand noises of city industry are poor
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
wOoDMEN OF WoRLD

The drawing power of the water melon was demonstrated at the last regular meeting of Phoenix camp No. and those who were not there sure missed a good time.
 We are pleased to see that some of the old standbys are making their presence felt, and we were pleased to grasp the hands of ex-senator Davis and our old friend Professor Mathews, and the building committee always on the lookout for some real assistance appropriated him on the spot. The ap- pointing of Sovereign Mathews on that committee and his prompt acceptance of these duties vas received by unani- nous exclamation: they were busy at once selling bonds, and we. are in formed the investments numbered sew eral hundred dollars.
 We had also the pleasure of seeing again our district manager, Stewart, who dropped in on his way to Omaha, too late however to sample the water melons. Pryor had had his. He was anxious to hear what the newly ap pointed deputy (Walter SchmidD was accomplishing; well, Walter has not
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
ODD FELLOWS

After carefully reviewing the work for the past month. we have decided to take the word Progress for our motto. The present working conditions of Phoenix lodge No. 9. the interest and spirit that is being put into the work signifies Sust what we have been try ing to convince our readers the last weeks, that Odd Fellowship is pro gressing not only in Phoenix but in
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

regular Rebekah meeting night. All members are urged to be present as there is something special on hand. Don't miss being there or you will re- gret it.
 Oddfellowship is goodfellowship, and the betteS acquainted you get with your feSlowman the more capable you are of performing the principles of Eriendship. Love and Truth.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Last Wednesday night the Moose reid their regular meeting and it was well attended in spite of the hot wealth CT Eight candidates were inducted into the mysteries of Meosecraft Much other business was g'ansacted. The charter was opened and an inten- sive campaigning for new members is 10 be inauguarted and pressed .vigor- ously under the guidance Of William A stern, deputy supervisor, who is devot- Ing all his time to this work A Moose lod-a Is being organized at Mesa and Will soon be in full operation with a targe membership roll. Many mem oers are out of the city at the present tune on their vacations. But those that could not get away seem to have forgotten that the weather is hot and are hustling like most folks do in cooler weather. Victor Harding was elected trustee to fill vacancy that existed on account of the former trustee moving from the city. The of ficers are all faithful and can be found at their posts every meeting.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
JOHN W MApr,M El;..

Do you find your lodge represented .n tnis column? if you do not 1t is your fault. See that some one is ap- pointed to write infornsation of interest .o your members and the happenings o' your meetings to the editor of this Go'unn- Have copy reach the paper by
 thursday night if possible, but rst later than Friday night. Use type writer # possible and write on only one side of paper
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

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The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12
ASK NEW DEAL
 FOR THE IRISH
Generous Home Rule Measure Urged as Substitute for Crimes Bill and the Commons Is Astir
 With Comment.

London, Aug. 4.-Lloyd George re- ceived twice today deputation of Irish Unionists and Nationalists from Dublin and Cork, who urged him to grant dominion home rule for Ireland
 The deputation was headed by Sir Stanley Harrington commissioner for education in Ireland, and included number of prominent local men. among them Professor Wilbraham Fitz Johntrench of Trinity college, Dublin
 With Lloyd George was Andrew Bonar-Law. lord privy seal; Sir Ham mer Green wood. chief secretary for Ireland and other ministers.
 Was Sympathetic Discussion.
 An official report of the conference will be issued shortly. The confer ence was private one. but at it there occurred a sympathetic discus sion of the entire Irish situation. The premier's reception of the Cork and Dublin men caused much comment tonight in the lobby of the house of commons. It was said that the delegation had urged the govern ment to drop the new Irish crimes bill and substitute agenerous domin- ion home rule measure. The delega- tion argued that the procedure they advocated would have behind 1t the large and growing opinion in Ireland, while the policy of combining 'coer- cion,' with the home rule bill now be- fore parliament, would be unanimous ly condemned.
 Premier's Action Significant.
 Whether anything comes of the con ference or not, the view held in the lobby was that the premier's alacrity in receiving the deputation was high | iy significant The meeting at Cork, at which it was decided to send the deputation to London only occurred Tuesday.
 It is an open secret that the pre- mier favors dominion home rule as a solution of the controversy and has been held back by the conservative clements in the cabinet. Therefore, additional significance attaches to the fact that the full meeting of the cab met was held between the two recep- tions of the deputation.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12
IUc7 Gs1 G.Es C1O?

Lock oNt pr Et.asy uues and backaches. Colds otertay the kidneys and cften leave them weaa For weak kidney we'll. read what Mena woman says:
 Mrs W W. Johnson. Sherwood Aye. says: Last spring was taken with 6 terrible backache which I think was caused by a cold settling in my kid neys. My back aehed day and night It was a sort of dull, heavy pain across my kidneys. I was so dizzy at times would stagger into things. My kidneys acted irreguiarly. l read of Doan's Kidney Pills in the paper and started using them I was helped flor the start Two boxes of Deans cured me and I have not been both cred since"
 Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pilis--the same that Mrs. Johnson had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12
COX WOULD USE" TAFT. Expects" Him to Urge Support of Pro-League G. 0. r. Senators.

Dayton, O., Aug. 5.-Hope that for mer President Taft would aid toward electing senate favoring the League of Nations was exprest today by Gov ernor Cox, Democratic presidential nominee.
 "We have every expectation" said the statement, that Judge Taft will urge Republicans to support the man or men who favor the League of Ma tions. By so doing he can consistent ly remain Republican in the face of his statement that the position of his presidential candidate on this question IS wronga
 Governor Cox's statement was prompted by reports of success in the Missouri and Oklahoma Democratic senatorial primaries of prologue candidates, and by assurances of a Democratic victory in New Hamp- shire. Gordon Woodbury, New Hamp- shire's representative on the notifi- cation committee, today told the Dem ocratic nominee that the Democrats would carry that state, and also would defeat Senator Moses, Republican.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12
WAGES FOR WOMEN
 WILL BE INCREASED
Minimum Scale ot Fort Smith Is Raised by Labor Commission
 of the State.

From the Arkansas Gazette.
 A wage increase of S5.75 per week for experienced women and S5 per week for inexperienced women em- ployed in all mercantile establish ments of Fort Smith was granted yes terday in an order issued by the Min imum Wage and Maximum Hour Com mission of the Bureau of Labor. The order, which is effective September 1, provides that experienced women em- ployes shall receive not less than Sl3.25 per week, based on full time work, and inexperienced women work CTS in the designate establishments shall receive not less than $11 per week.
 The commissions action is one of the most far reaching measures that has yet been inaugurated by the Blu reau of Labor, according to T. A. Will son, commissioner of labor, and chair man of the Minimum Wage and Max imum Hour Commission. It was un- dertaken at the request of the women of Fort Smith, upon representation that the prevailing wage paid in de- partment stores and other mercantile houses was inadequate.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12
DippingNotice

Persons owning or having cattle in their charge in the vicinity of the Highland, Springdale, Egger or Dal- las dipping vats are warned to dip all such cattle. If for any reason said vats are not in condition for use, dip the cattle in some other vat on reg ular dipping dates in Polk county, Arkansas. GRADY HAND,
 IL G Snna1.,-tanr- 1 E
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12
No Worms in a nealthv Child

All children troubled with Worms have an url- healthy color. which indicates poor blood. and as rule, there Is more or less stomach disturbance. GROVES TASTELESS chin TONIC given regularly for two or three weeks win enrich the blood i'm prove the digestion and ac. as a General Strens.h- enins Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then throw of or dspel the worms, and the Child will be in perfect health. Pleasant to take SIC per bottle
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12
uroye,s TasteIess chin Tonlc

=>ssc-rs vitality and energy by purifying and en- sichine the blood You can soon feel its Strength enint invieoratine Effect. Price eec.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12
Colds Cause Grip and lnsIueuzs

LAXATIVE PROMO ouIN1NE Tablets remove shs
 sse. There Is only one Promo ouinine. q :, W. GROVES signature on bcx. soc
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-12

When you feel lazy. out of sorts and yawn good deal in the daytime, you can charge 1t to torpid liver which has allowed the system to get full of impurities. HERBINE cures all dis. orders produced by an inactive liver. It strengthens that organ. cleanses the bowels and puts the system in good healthy condition. Price COG. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
CITY READY TO ACT
AGAINST TRUCK MEN
WHEN STAY EXPIRES

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rd hy Judge u Eomm"rvillC IN circuit
court to tho uwncru uf tho h"nyy conf
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his doc Iuiuu hut the order wi,S not en-
tered until about week. later. Ihln
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another local newspaper.
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Manager Charles - Ephlin N"tl"rdny al
trrnnun he said. We can do nothing un-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
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To INJURY IN FOOTBALL CAME
WHEELING GR|D|RON
STAR FIRST VICTIM
OF GAME IN 1920
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-01
VIOLENCE CONTINUES
IN DUBLIN DISTRICT

dublin. sept. 80 Uniformed mon
wrecked nrvcrnl hounnr and burned
uthrrr In DrImofeRRur. near Sklbbcrsrn.
LIANT night ropriHal for tho SHOOT
inr Of u sergeant when policeman
wnH attacked Tuesday night. mum
hcr Of tho inhabitants had loft their
homes earlier In tho day following re-
port roprlRalB would he Carried out.
Belfast. Sept. 30--contlnunnCr or
rintIng and hloodshCd In this city ib
viewed officially aH creating nm In
tolcrablc situation. and ulstrr's propo-
snI for nm armed civic guard In likely
to be adopted by the government II dis
orders continue.
Threats by the Sim Fem that orEani-
IN ton OF such n guard would he thkrn
AZ u ''drcInrntion OF war" Win u re-
suItant upriHlnE Of Irish naiionaIisis
are not taken rcriOuKly. II being asH"rt-
eli TINT "th" existing SItuht ton cannot
possibly be worse"
II Is claimed tho government cannot
afford 10 maintain HGnicIrpt military
forces In this city 10 cope with dis