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Push Hard for the Victory Loan

A'OL. XIII, NO. 255.

HAMMOND, INDIANA.

THUHSDAY, APRIL 10, 1010.

INTERNATIONAL. THEWS IULL LEASED WIRE SEUVICW.

On strsets and saws stands, bo par copy. IellTra fcj ml In Hammond and Wet Hammond, 50o par month.

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WIDESPREAD

PLAINTS ABOUT LUXU

TAKE

U. S. 10 GO AFTER TH

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EXTORTING

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COUNTRY STARTLED BY HEWS

TSiis etf Much Longer? I

STANDARD OFFICIALS ARE PROMOTED

Fine of $! JQO or Imprisonment Awaits People Who Charge Excessive Prices.

Two Noted Surgeons Are,w E Worwick Made GenOrdered by Navy Dept. to eral Manager of standard Embark on Ship. j ou Co of Indiana.

i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK. April 10. -Much spctu'.ation wss caused here today by the a:,tiouncer.icn: ;r.at two noted surgeons had bm oruered by the navy dcp.arliih nt to proceed to Hoboken to embark en the George Washington, whi'h is leaving for Brest at once at President Wilson's order. No explanation was given for the orders. The George Washington will depart from Hcboken at 4:30 this afternoon. The surgeons who will be among the

OUR BOYS ! SUFFER IN SIBERIA i

)IAZ TO START DRIVE AGAINST CARRANZA AND ASK RECOGNITION BY UNITED STATES

Clialmers Da Costa, chief surgeon

of the Jefferson hospi'jil at

lhia. and Dr. Samuel Do Gross, profes-

legc. Both are ranked among the leading surgeons of the country.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON, April 10 An f-mphatic warning that a fine of ? 1,000 or imprisonment for a year awaits the unscrupulous merchant who is convicted of extorting excessive prices for his wares by false statement to his customers iprardine the "luxury" taxes pro

vided in the new revenue bill was .t., Ponuriliran. of Pennsyl- BANKER DOES

vania, today, who, by right of seniority, will rank second in the membership in the house ways and means committe in-the next congress. "Widespread complaints about 'luxury taxes,' which become effective on May 1 are pouring in in such form as to indicate that there

much misunderstanding, if not

downright , misrepresentaas to what these taxes Moore said.

SPECIAL TO THE TIMES WHITlXi;, Ii.d.. April 1 u 1 mporta n promotions in tiio Standard Oil company of Indiana here were announced as fvllows ia". night:

lien. Mgr. W. K. Warwick. Asst. ;n. Mgr. Beaumont Tarks. Works Mgr. Dr. B. E. Hurr.phrejs. j AVorks Supt. Kratik B. Lewis. " ' Asst. Supt. Thos. S. Cooke. i Asst. Supt. Gentry Cash. I i The men -w ho have been promoted ar j the officials of the great refinery works' here which has made such a splendid I I record during the past few years and i

George Washington's passengers arc j !heir promotion is one of m.-rit and re-i

Dr. Chalmers Da Costa, chief surgeon ward fr-r their untiring fnergy. brtiigtiri

rh i la del-1 congratulations to thorn fioi.i nar nni i American soldiers are surf enng un

far. Messrs. Warv. lck ana Farks wer?

reocntlv admitt-id to the directorate of

or of surgery in Jeffeon Medical col-it,lo corporation and after May 1st Mr. I northern Russia because they were

Senator Johnson Tells What I

League of Nations' Idea is Doing to American Soldiers.

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LEAGUE PACT

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICtl

WASHINGTON, April

10. '

Senator Not Opposed to Principle But Says League Pact Means Surrender. x

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told 'privations amid the snows of

seme t'.ons, mean,'

WHAT OSTE MERCHANT SAID

rr.er-

with whom she deals saya she v ill be obliged hereafter to pay taxes a hill of $2. This Is a sample of the

, Vteless excuses that some unscrup-i.-.us dealers are giving for conscienc-!-lrjs profiteering. "Some tailors are- running prices up

... int double "on account

NOT LIVE LONG

I'arks will have, offices in Chicago.

AUTO SMASH

He Buys Two, Autos to Enjoy Life and Then Stalls on Railroad Track.

BOOZE HOUNDS

Gary Men Crash into Officers Outfit and They Land in Bastile.

Tt happened again. An accident on Kline ave., East Chicago, last night un-

! sent there at the behest of a league: : of nations in which the United! : States was outvoted, Senator Hiram ! Johnson of California declared ihis! afternoon, in again voicing strong!

criticism of the Russian situation,! and of the league of nations as pro-1

posed by President Wilson. J

TEiiZtS or surrssziTO. "Before me la a letter," said Johnson. ; "from an officer of the American forces' in northern Iiussia. It tells of the ha.rdhhips and the dangers and of tho terrible ' ;uffering of Amerljvi boys; off there lighting in the snou,. with a temperature -

thirty-two degrees jp1ow zero; of the v.'ounded falllntf an4 " fret'Emir to death;

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE fXIO.SO.4LE, lnd, April 10. "A

person might nut live long and ha i might as well enjoy life. For this reason I bought two cars today." aid j

narry e.. noeri. presiuem av(nu, npt far frcrn Fjfth avenue- they Lnionda!e Bank yesterday, when he j coHM.d vi,h an aut0mnbile driven by purchased two automobiles in Fort T(.oru pyonosky. 1317 Massachusetts

Wayne. Infl. niie anv in? ons ci .venue arv With Tenfll nt! Andrew

covered another case of transportation of the poor ralc -,d Sf jit oT clothing; I of - liauor.- I -cf th-riUlif their 'British- cti f

of liquor.

ictor Naiason and

were returning from Gary In Nadason's

1 truck late last night, when, on Klin

Theodore T-Coor 1 '"andcrs. etc. The story makes

American n:?.ng his iieaa in sname.

when he in Fort one of

them to his home here the mach.ne ; Gura 16:;0 Pennsylvania avenue, Gary.

was struck by a Circago & t.rie pas-

ary.

senger train and Gilbert was Instantly killed. The car stalled on the double tracks of the Erie system and when he tried to start it. he pulled the wron lever. caus!nsr the machine to plunge in front of the train.

of th

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tiCS. ine uuin i . l?j are to be taxed vihen the price excrods a certain amotint. HOW TAX IS PAIB. In such cases the purchasers pay the tax to the merchant at the time of Ve. and the merchant in due time pays , .-ne'tax over to the govemm-nt. To . , , k... tt a lint cnSl-

i ;'isrraie. ii . w-'ukxh i.-m.- ..- -, i;.r m"r than $U she pays he mer.'hint ten rr cent on the excess price j

, r t $15. If a man buys a hat for more , tin $3 h pays 10 per cent on the ex-j css trie over $5. If the woman s hat : Vigilant West r.,. 115 or less, or the. man s hat costs j

5 or less neither of them pays any i x and the merchant who collects it I rot oniy breaks the law. tut is liable ! to serva punishment for dolnr "

WHITING WOMAN

FLIVER TIRES LOOKED FU1Y.1 BIG CAR

Hammond

Cop Brings Gibson Guy

to Grief.

T;oth auto and truclc wer badly smashed. In looking o er the damaReg

dne. Victor discovered that he had

SENT BT COUNCIL. i ""The only explanation is that recently j Kivtn by the secretary of war. that the 1 matter is In the hands of the Hllicd j

council In Europe. Uefore us. -.ncretc

ly. here is a leaijuo of iiations. Th

league governed by the allied council.

d-crced the Kussian adventure. The United StT.es objected, and for six

General Carranza, at left; General Diaz, above at right, and General .... ,. , Blanqu.t. - General Aurelio Dlanquet, minister of war under Huerta. has ?cne ta Mexico from the U. S. to aid General Fuiix Diaz start an active campaipti npainst Carranza. This is the statement of Roberto Gayon, secretary ta Blanquet. Diaz plans to ask the U. S. to recognize thrni and thus enable l)iax to pet arms and ammunition

GCAL 0 KS?

ROB ST. LOUIS

thus acridently run across a couple of ! months resisted. The United States was ;

plcas'd to call 1 outvoted and finally its opposition v.-r j

are

broken down and the decree of torcijtn

nations against the wishes of those, in J

command of uur government was carried

what the poli.-e

oo7.e hounds." The unfortunate part of it for the

jdl J lurn inai , (out I.eo Eonaventura's deputv constables. I

Vlctcr proceeded at once to rlaee the j OTT BOTS AI.Ii OVIE. j men under arrest and to take over their I "American boys were sent to North: roods. lie found five rations of v his-. Russia ur.d r Ornish command and; key and two full sacks of bottled beer. J American soldiers vore sent t- iiria ' Consequently, the Gary men r" nov ; unJr Japanese 'f ininind. Anirrican i attmr a trial in th" Justice court on? tlritish coii'm:tiid ai.Miiit r-at od -. and J the charge of transport Inf liquor into ! .!.-,:in; l the agoni.ing ap.p al f th-? the state. jftf'is. moth'-rs aim! wi'.f. the nsu er j Two Mori Arrested. j of our government ir. 'The matter i" in Vasl Taban. S460 rtnnfj U ania ave.itlie control of the allied ciuncil' the Indiana Harbor, was arrested at the!xi;tlng Kairuc of natiors. j

LET'S DECLARE WAS. j

IH PRICE AGAIN I R

! Anthracite Will Be a Costly

Commodity Before the Year Is Over.

OF A.

HUGE SUM

i:-i. il ;: i ?-.- lor a n t h r.-i s ' t oji m if i hi' t-" '' .--ti'-i'-t are fiolu ii.C"1 to .f)5 ton ).'ii-r than a j ear a hiie bttun-inou:. cool is ei;in? from to 3'! c-i'ts a toil. JiishT than last

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leaden Ili:rt'

CALLED SUDDENLY

(SPECIAL TO THE TIMES rHITlSG. Ind. April 10. Whltingr ,Tp.op-: were astonished to hear of the !arh of Mrs. James Bartunka hero !m her heme- at 1 o'clock this morn-

"Waitinr about three months in the j

! r.opc that the December bos car tnerts . in the Gibson yards would ha e been i f orroiten, Nick Boskovitcz. who lives i e.t Gibson, loaded two new l'ord tires Unto his machine and drove to West

Hammond ysetcrday to find a buyer. He met with tough luck for scarcely had he stopped on the Illinois side until Crnc-r Vojchiewoski of the "West Hammond

police, who 1 always watching lor such

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Lak t-nore apoi last nigrni vy ' 'iiicei LET'S 5ECIAEE WAS. . ... .. . ,

Bud.ch and Fano ar is ch,r,ed . ith Zl-' 'of! t ; " X .as ar- declared and if declared by con- d,a1, ... bllv their next wint-r , res-ed bv hese same officer, at hi8UreM the Sol.H,r, sent to fUM ,t vvou.d , si,rp,y f fu.., .,w in order to save! home a mtle later. and is ch,rEed vvithj mf' '"ort: but, un(,er thc r" money. 1 th offense I ders of foreign nations Aineriean vafjo. Price lo dvn-e -.irther. the same c j war without declaration by the Ameri-I neinnn.s May 1 1 "i cents a ton will '

; can congress or thc consent of the Amor- 0(J ,( ,,; .,, t,, ,rii e of anthracite: i lean people. Five months aft-r tlv- end ,.,aj , ai !i i.iont i ut to September 1.

I of the war for which they are enlisted, .,, .t, ni mean a f irther increase

i they are fishtin? anoth. r war."

W. J. DAVIS

TAKEN TO

tirds as Nick, poked his head into the

back part of the car and spied the tires. now Boskovitc was driving a bislOwiier of Willowdale Is in Studebaker and thc little Tord tires .

jr.c-. for last night she seemed ha.e looked quite out of place as part of the j end hearty and returned from Chicago j r.qulpnient so the cop asked questions. J in the best of spirits. She succumbed j It faulted in Boskovltcz driving to th j to a hemorrhage of the brain. Her j pr,itce station where, after trying out; fc .ahand. two daughters, Mrs. T ! several conflicting stories, be finally ad

mitted receiving them from Tom Tcuro

Meldahl. Marie Kartuska and tnree s-ps. Gorge. .lames and Kd ward, ,,-rvive her. F.d is In the navy and y.3 been summoned by wlie.

Serious Condition in Chicago Hospital.

hospital MAY CALL

SESSION OF

LEGISLATURE

Wili J. Davis.

of Willowdale. a.

vie, who is now serving time for stcfi!- i Crown Pent. prominent theatrical Irg thein with other articles fr"in the j !T.an. yesterday was taUen : the Pres. car at Gibson last December. 1 bytersan hospital. Mr. Davis recently

'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEsVICEl i::r)IA.VAI' )1-1. Iml., .prli in.

'poi'ial session of the Indiana state leg-lively

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vhicl

.-.!' 5i lent? a ton before next fall. Dealers explain that the high prices nre r;i to inereat-es in labor, freight. oi-tatre and other items included In

the cot of production and handling, j Thev declare that prices cannot be j

lowered and that there are no pros

rr-ets that thev w.'l be lowered In the

r.ear future.

Reduction In Ontpnt. Despite the liigh price?; dealers say tliere has been an rnrmous red-ic-tion in the volume of proiluc; ion. Iast April the prices for grade? of anthracite cal were as fallows: Grate. 5? Sf-: , f .75; rsnife. $11 The present price. for the same -ride

v-e $11.". $11.70 snd $1)9' re-.-pe.t-

INTERNATION AL NEWS SERVICE t T. I.ULIS. Mo., April 1 t i'- auto

.rrnr.d and m-i.!:'i. ''l'-r'd the.

S:.'i"' N"t 1 h )'. . i lv -iy. ;i-. '

: in f.. m. t''!-i, -jjn-1. ,-tftf f rutig ut the .flieials an Jempjoves .ii tli-- i " i r 1 1 of! t ; rrOlers. tool; l.ef.C"tl S:-''1.'"'! ! 11 34,'.- I ; "j'.'O from th" vault. a,-e"rd"g t- '1. W. .

Mutnzeil. cahier of the Mrk. The h"?s ' is covered by insurance.

The bandi's s'-Hptd in a large, tvuring car which vs wtiting in fr-"-,t of th

bank for them. Two nv n rem lined in! the auton'ohile d"iHig th" t obb,-. ry and j Mi" third l.opt v. atch in fnui' of th- bank.. The robbers ivere in the lnnV- 1 than ; four minnlcs. ai--ordiii; t the c:i shier, i All of th" creplcjcs rr- nt work 1-1 different parts of th" bpuk vvli'ii tli'- '. robbers entered. Before tu;. r.-alizeJ : what was happening they iure ordor J j to hold UP their hard a' th-: poirt of a !

revolver, were ordered to g-t vault.

Before an audience of 1,200 which completely filled the Gary Theatre last night, when he gavt in detail his views on the proposed league of nations, James E. Watson, junior United States senator from Indiana, criticised the plan proposed by President Wilson as a dangerous scheme, which would mean a surrender of sovereignty by the United States and which would be fruitful in breeding war, instead of stopping it. However, he said, he was not against an international agreement of what he regarded as the right sort. "Personally," he said, "I believe that the great civilized nations should effect a solemn agreement in the world league to preserve peace, but in so doing each nation should unquestionably reserve tc itself its right to regulate its own domestic and national affairs, ant?

to pursue its own course with reference to the tariff and immigration and its general tronomicj policy." FOLLOWED CLOSEST BT EEASEES. Senator Watson was listened to with rf.pt attention. He made a long a-ldrerr nnd was warmly applauded. Chairninn J "hn J. KUMrrew of Crown Point called the meeting to ord"r and turned it ovc:t" Mavtr W. F. Hodees Th" a.M.v.e,

jicivep by ?ehator Watson was free froi i

his customary oratorical flights. He made his talk, as he said, as mmh of a non-partisan speech as it is fvs:iiblc for a partisan to make. After lun address he was given an enthusiast..reception at the Harrison Club. Senator Watson took the league qae---ticn point by point. He was unalterably opposed to this ration being cslh j upon to settle every little dog fight coming tip in Kurope VKWATErjH3 AMEF.CANISM. "rn'ler pi circiir.-tJinees vvulil T ii!' )iiii 11.1 1 iornlism. or would f ei:- v into Hiiy 5-i -li'-nie to v eHken or minlm'7- ! e mi':', t boroughs. ling and unmvrms Anifricanlsm." de.-Hied the senate in r-Tfinrg to the proposed league. "I Ir !i v- that a rra.-tica! internationalism can be b?s"d fn an intense nationalism, the. civilized nations entering into solemn compact to preserve peace am: prevent war. and do so by forte, if T -fpj ire 1. "Treaties wiil net be so lightly cu -.-i'levcl in the future as in th" p.-.s;. Thi--:-. soki.iii ngaaements wiil nr't !- idly c'i.-t aside as 'scraps of paper.' bu' :tii international obligation of that rlrra ter ctn he r?itcrcd into between r.-. 'ions that will have a most salutjry ,-if:d v. holesomc effect upon Questions of -

u o the and peace

'IMANY GIRLS USING ,

NARCOTICS ARRESTED

MRS. SPO0NER DEAD.

Boskovicz was given a hearing before was biought back from Hot Spring. ! future will, n all probability be called i

' Judge Kowalski Wednesday afternoon . Atk.. where he was taken after an ot-M,y (jov. Oood-ieh to straighten out the land was fined $1"3 with court costs for' tack cf influenza. Relatives last night tangle of the county unit road law pass-

riNTEFNATlONAL NEWS SERVICE VALPARAISO, Ind.. April 10. Mrs. i !iam Ppooner, aged 47, wife of th'

fnmer mayor o known f'.l over th li dead here after a vas IT years ef age.

Valparaiso. well covered.

! having stolen properly in his possession. . slatf.j that as he failed to gain any! I A visit was paid to the home of Bosko- strength it was decided to place him !

,lcz by the police who expected to find n trle hospital under the care of Dr. i more box car loot, but nothing was dis- rtram W. S-ppy. Mr. Davis is in

Calumet region, long :iinesi. siie

I WARNER MAKES i CAPTURE

PARDUHN TO HEAD A NEW COMPANY

'.his seventy-fifth year. ' His wife, Jess.e Bartlett Davis, died 'some years ago and lie has or.c son, jwill J. Davis. ,1r.

EAST CHICAGO

chief Austgen of fH: WOMAN DIVORCED I:ce received a letter from the ch.e. Chicago, of police at St. Louis. Mo., asking the . . ' , T , T Hammond police to be on the lookout jwas granted a divorce from Joe n!p Ki e of Jos. Good- this morning by Judge Hardy m au-

. T'...h saleski. who wasiroior court P.oom 1. She was also

I Vv. .v," fo,- first decree hieh- given the custody

I i a

robbcrv. carrying concealed,"""

ISPCCIAL TO THE T1MES1 CROWN POINT, Inu.. April 10. Articles of Association, approved by Sec! of gtate. were filed for record in County F.ecorder Johnson's office on Wednesday for the Hammond Title & Realty Co.. incorporated for ?10,000. The company w'll buy and sell state, county, and municipal bonds, loan money and buy and sell notes, real estate and mortgages. Their office wi'l be at Hammond. Paul J. Parduhn. Mollis Hunter and Floyd Murray are the members of the firm.

Are you reading The Times?

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weapons and bond forfeiture. With this letter was a picture of the man and the chief instructed his men to be on the lookout for him. Yesterday Officer Warner saw a man who answered to the description i.nd arrested him at the corner of Kchman and Hoffman street, and the man later proved to be the one wanted by the St. Louis police and is heing held at the ilaramor X y ja'1 for them to corne and get hl..

of their two chil-

one four and the other five years

old. Hipka deserted his wife five years ago and his whereabouts sre now unknown. He was accompanied by a woman who deserted her husband and two small children.

eu by the last session of the" Indiana j state legislature. This was the word this afternoon from the conference called by the governor to determine, whether there is any way in which the; amendments 'passr-d In the closing hours of the legislature, which were not errboiiied in thc bill sent out. can be in- i corporate! in th" law. Those at the . conference are Gov. Goodrich. Lieut, j

Gov. Bush. Jesse l.schbach, speaker of the house of representatives. Atty. Gen. Stansbury and Wm A. Tloacli, secretary of state.

Internal Revenue Men New York Find a Hun-

have no objection to a court of

atbitration or a council of conciliation.

j and I believe- that such a policy will i largely fend to preserve peace, end n:the same tima enable us to pursue our domestic policies, as has been our naI'iiiiial custom from the beginning."

tor Wt'son took up each article

proposed league in dcVail, and

a;iv denounced Article ln. say

ing: "Art tele 10 ni.-an v.-ir, v ir without 1'mit, war without iirt. vv orld-w hV v.ii. snd the l mud tatc- itrol'd in

Don't throw yoar paper away without reading the want ad page.

GARY MAN PAROLED. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., April 10. William Healy, convicted in the Gary city court December "tith last year, was paroled by Governor Goodrich. He had been sentenced to six months :.n the penal fariii and fined $50'V The fine was remitted. Healy. It was siiown. had a wife and three youns ch.idren dependent upon him .

SEVEN HAVE A NARROW ESCAPE Tsterday afternoon seven people in a big black limousine following a hearse had a narrow escape w n the gateman at the Hohman street crossing trapped them in front of two oncoming trai.ns. Pome of the people jumped and one woman with a baby tried to get out of the automobile as one train shot by about a foot in front of the car and the other train. A freight train stopped with the cow-catiher touching the automobile J,it a the engineer had jammed on the a!r Jjst in time to save them.

GEN. HAAN TO BRING BOYS HOME "Word reached the Times this afteri ... .. Brigadier General W. G. Haan or Lake county will lead his troops home. The commands of four generals in the American army of occupation have been shifted, sccord'r.g to an ananncunc"mer.t made today at Third Hendouai ter?. Major General

r r. editor who has commanded tile 3 I'd I

division since it entered Germany, U designated chief artillery officer of the Third At my. Brig. General William G. Haan. who commanded the 32d division during the war, wi.l have, command of that division when it leaves the P.hin for home. Since th" American army has occupied this section of Germany. Gn. Haan lias been a corps commander.

dred Using Coke.

TEBSITOaiAt INTEGRITY.

Thi i the article which i-Tedges M." contracting natitms to preserve the ter- ' f.'.orial integrity and political independence of all the members of the le.-i'u-.

land pciiqt.or Aatson said such presorvntrNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ' . ,. , . , ' . XEW YORK. April ?. Two pretty . Don could mean nothing else but war: young girls and a number or v out lis in ! That "a11 th- nations of the earth ore u the eariv twenties were among me drug ; ''c placed in strait-jackets, and tii:.:t. users held today foUovir-e a scries of ' i-cessa ry. :'! of our resources shall I-e raids in which six physicians and four ! subject to the call of the exeeu'.h.e druggists were arrested on c!ir-s or ! council to keep them there fcr an f'i-' violating the federal law against th.j j ture time." ale of narcotics. Internal revenue de- j ' regard to Article 1?. Stria tor Wai-

tectives said they could have brought ; ton said :

in more than a hundred young girls who have been obtaining cocaine, morphine and heroin and other drugs on prescriptions from physicians.

NOTED COLORED LAWYER IS BEFORE COMMISSION

Attorney W". E. Mollison "f Chicago, one of the. brightest and kcrnest colored lawyers in the west, with his daughter, who is probate cleric in the Chicago courts, was in Hammond to-

To my mind. Article 13 of the newconstitution is the most vicious, the most illorical. the most un-American

) anu iiir iiiuol unmoral ever jiresenicu -O j the American people. Six or seven g"ni ilemen nc-v sitting in Paris are fixing Cue territorial Pmits of th" nations cl' ; the earth for pi! future time and arc : providing that the innumerable peop!e therin living fhall n ver in the e'ent irieK to come be permitted to change their confines, which is contrary to all I the lessons of history and all the tcach1 ings of the past; and they likewise pro- ' poe that new- nations being created by their fiat shall be placed in harg of

re Jiidjrp Kd- ! certain other nations to be tutored, pro.

Take The Times and keep touch with the whole world.

day arguing a case b

par IcrKinS ana lll-e IPIijna lfl'lU- j "--e't;'i ni un,-i,-i until im-y i,mt,i trial Commission In the supi riAr court ! such a stage of civilization as to be all -.U'U?o. Years ago Attornev M -111 -on ''arc for themselves, v ns circuit ! rk of Issaquena n.iinty, ) "In other words, nation" are to he Mississippi, and is now one of the , rnrccl-d out and handed about -,t the t :;iest colored lawyers in :in.ago. "f these gentlemen, their eoi,iit,..

fi joving a wide practice and the e-

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