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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
DRUG SYNDICATE RENTS BLDG.
Greenwich Warehouse Taken by
HEgett-Rik r-IIexeman Co,

The Duross Company has leased to
observation-disclosures Company the
nve story building at ! to IS Ganse-
WORT street, at the junction Of Thir-
teenth and Gans"voort streets, for the
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company for II short term for ware
house purposes the store and basement
at lo3 West Thirteenth street to the
Cost Reducing Home Supply Corporation
for n term If years.
The Doug rs Robinson. Charles $.
Brown Company has leased the building
~ % East Fif'v-ffth street for Edward
II. Wales to Madam Angelo for a long
term Of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04

John + Scott has rented for Philir
/. GIN his house or Wood Lane. Wood
mere, /" |, to H. Sellers Mckee. Cd
for W. Redmond cross the Keller house
at Mistletoe V .ty, Codtrhurst. TO A.
MusgrsNe Hyde.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04

Kenneth Dows has completed the re-
building Of the old dwelling at 4ls Mad
ispn ayenue near Forty-eighth street. Ii
s. Il counterpart Of ili Madison avenue
The latter was completed last summer
aud shortly thereafter was entirely
rented, the grade and a large part Of
the parlor store being occupied by
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. No. 4l6 was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
OHIO MAN BUYS At rIELDsTON.

The Delafeld estate has sold n plot
n Fieliston. on the west side Of Good
ridge avenue. near West 2i0th street.
To- Virgil v. McNitt OF Cleveland. who
is having plans prepared for a large
home along English lines from designs
by Dwight j. Baum, who has planned
many houses at Fieldston and vicinity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
STATE OFFICIAL BUYS FARM.

Howard Goldsmith has sold for the
Howard Brokaw estate a 2ls aero tract
with a large Colonial hous at Nanust,,
Rockland county. TO former state Civil
Service Commissioner Elek John Lud-
vigh. This estate Is one Of tho show
places Of Rockland county and has
been held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
SALE or NEWARK HOUSE.

Fe'st & Feist have sold for thu estate
Of John II. Mentz TO Isaac r. Miller the
n family frame house at rs Rutser
street on a plot ?5xl0o and about 200
feet south of Bank street. The house
will be remodelled for two families.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
100000 HEIGHTS PLOT SOLD.

WEST i92D STREET-The Epros Be-
atty Corporation has sold the new ~
story apartment at SOS West 1920
street. on plot 7jxlO0. The property
was held at 500. 900. M buyer. the
city Real Estate Company, has given
some vacant property in exchange.
WEST 18TH STREET-Mrs. Rose x.
Feely has sold for Mrs. Lena Schie-
decker sig West 18Th street. q frame
house on lot 25xs5. between Amster-
dam and Audubon avenues. Edward
J. Brady Of North Highlands, Putnam
county IL the buyer.
AVENUE A-The Lewis II. May Com
pany has sold for the Isadorem Realty
Company. Isadore Montefiore Levy,
president. 1871 Avenue A, southwest
corner of Seventy-frst street, a five
story loft building. 10 Ida u. Tostevin
for investment. II occupies a lot
2O.4xsT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
SENSATIONAL UYING SUM
PUTS HIM O CITYS GREATEST ruhr

Sumner Gerard has bought the fne
dwelling at 2 East Eighty-f'rst street as
AN investment. -Four stories high. II
measures 1910 feet on the street front
and is 1022 feet deep. The house lie
on the north side Of the street about
sixty feet east OF the apartment house
at the north corner OF Fifth avenue
which. until recently. was considered the
most expensive apartment house TO live
in In the word. The dwelling. which IL
sold by Mrs. NJ. Banks Taylor. was held
in the market at $4,000. Mr.. Gerard
paid less than that figure for the prof,-
erty. Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. negoti-
ated the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
BUYS BAYsrDp INVESTMENT,

Bramwell Davis has sold for Charles
Crawford the store building on the east
side Of Bell avenue. rs feet north Of
Park avenue. Bayside. to Charles 9.
Clark for investment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

gierungsrot Or. N[ttinger in Der
,Sii6oeuti9en 2onotpirtidoftliden
Sier6udF Seinen gLusfibrungen iei
folgenoeS entnonunen:
9ie aorpsidlddterei Oes eriten
boDerii6en g[rmeeforps eroffnete om
IA. Sebrunr 1915 ibren 8etrieb in
einem beIte6en6en neinen S6loGtbof.
Sn ben eriten feds 0tonotert ipuroen
1869 9Rin6er, 1906, Sfmeine un0 Is
S6afe gei6Io6tet. W1it Der in ieoer
ge5iebung ntuiterghltigen glnloge lit
ou1 cine Gdlteanloge berblinoen,
oeren gismoi6inen t6glid 4S0 2ilo-
gramm CTS liefern. Ser &iiblroum,
Der cine &entperatur bon 40 6 oiti.
peiit, erm0gIiHt, oaB oas SSleii1 gut
obgelagert 5lr 8erteilrng gelonot,
tpoourd Die ySbmodboftigfeit be6eii-
teno erbobt, iopie Die 8itbereitung
tpeientlih bereinfodt tpiro.
0ie Eiere IL rneiIt oeltI@es 8teb
- fperben ntittels 4npfjhIog ooer
S1Ia9tmosfe get6tet, oie 0Rinoer.
bdute nod Bori6raft prGporiert
ltno an bic 4rte0s.2 .2poer- 9lftienge-
ieai6aft tbeitergeIeitet, Die l1nterfliB.
fno1en, 4Im4ett uno Corner tDer6en
gum 8pef Der 0iingerfabrifotion ee.
iammelt un0 iepeiLs noggputDeiIe In
Die &eimot neri9idt, Die gereinigten
9drme per0en eingeInl5en, 0os 5ett
ouSgelaIien 1tnb betoeS in sS1IIern
no9 &nltie berio1tnt. 9nles iibrtge fin.
bet I'M 6elb Berpernung. 90 fonp.
men oie &nrilblnlen oIg @isbeittel In
Die 2u5arette. Die alibelrter geIuneen
erIt in ger6ilhertel1 8uita16 BUR Ser.
teilitne. 3te 0tinoerndeen fommen
gum Sell In eine Experimentation
ItaIt, aum &eil iperoen ite ebenio tuie
Sero, 2eber,e gaierett. WailSer 14iD. ais
8ulage oiir TIeiidportion erhoRl.
men, obne 'iuS 0ieIeEbe, etneereApet ou
tueroeit,
@Beiter ift dit bic gsHI d5teret cine
grobe @ltriterei ongegIieoert, 1ie Sur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

benb, mar es idon bon 9[nfnne oes
Rrieaes an oas @eitreben gepeien,
oas geIamte Seer tdglih nit friIdem
Bleiib 5u berieben, 5u pelhem 8wed
3und6It GeloidlGhtereien eineeribtet
pur0eu 8alo ocigte es iit ieoob,
6oB oieIelbeu 1uBerit rnapirti6oitli6
orbeiteten, ooB oie @ingemeioe, Sdute
IofDie aud Die $orlteile uiw. oft
gdn5li6 unberiuertet blieben, bob
iiberboupt BAG 6leiih an uno fir ii@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

0uitttugen aus. Seit 9Lnfong 1916
ipenoet oie Reidsbonf oonn fir ie
1000 W2f., Die cine S2ule als @an-
ses ablieierte, ie fitnf eefdaiee ganf-
notentai9en fir ie 200 US. uuf ein-
NAL abeeIiefert, itelt iie Crime
rlnqs6lGtter aus. llnO iblieBli6
lam oas @efte: Seoer SdiiIer, Der
felt 8eginn oieies Sobres 1000 Wf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Snrbe Der 8iearrenaihe, ser 3 Bro-
aert @olOitnlb entbGlt. Cine 8robe
onbon tpiirbe in elmer @lasflaihe ge-
5eigt. llno 0nnn gings 6tu1t feitliN
feierltben @ei1htB in ben Sibungs.
iooL bes 9fei4sbanfoireftoriuuls @tr
gritppterten itns lim ben Innsen Eii9,
mt 6eiien 2dnesieite Der @i8epr1ii0ent
Der Osei6sbnif, b. @laienapp, itnnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Sn baIbitiinbiger 0febe gab er urls
einen lebrreihen lleberblid iiber ote
@ef9irbte oes @el0es, bon Den SO.
mern an Biz ouf Die Reuoeit. Wferf-
piirbig pur inter onoerm Die W2it-
teiling, OaB DeiitI6lunO 1871 MIR
81 Weaionen tn @oIo beiuB, gegen-
.iiber ben 21s WliIiar0en, Die ieBt
aqein IN. Der 0feiAsbn1f ruben. Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

@rautnn. @aneben bat ieoer SolOut
nod Orei bone M8abl8eiteu (&ooaIerie
MIR 5ipei) ol8 eiierne 9fotion bei iib,
beitebenO aus ie 25O @ramnt @ier-
8pie6od ODER SeI65iDie6ad, 150
@ramm @emiiie- ino 6leiidfonier-
ben unO je % @ranm Sola &affee
ODER See. Dieie iperoen ieOocb MIR I'M
gaotfal IN 9Ingriff genonlmen, Oann
fDenn 0ie grooutte Der bielgeliebten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Be W9aife oeS qufgeitapelten eelben
"Details beiidtigen. Sc Shiiler itno
SbHlerinnen ioipie einiee 2ebrer
uno 2e6rerinnen nabmen an oieier
BeIidtioung tell. Die 9leihsbonf bat
eg, unterItibt our6 opferpiliee Seb-
rer, peritonoen, ben 5nntmeleifer I'M
ierer S1iiler Wonate binourh tpa6'
Subalten. 8iierit gob iie fiinitleril@e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

nidt IN oem Grab ousoeniiBt fperoen
fonnte, pie es i'm irblitben SHlabt'
betrieb Der 6oa lit.
I'm az oielen llebelitdnoen ob0li'
belfeu enti6loB iitb Die SeeresDer-
tualtllng 5ur @inridtrns bon aorps-
iblddtereien.
Sntereiiante @in8elbeiten iiber Die
@inrtGtungen elmer oerartigen
aorpsi6L1dterei oie bes eriten baDe.
riiden 9Lrueeforps, bringt Oberre'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

abgelieiert bate, olrrite als aei9en
bo9iter Qtnerfeuntng o1trb Die @nIo-
famrnern Der 0ReimSbuirf fpo5teren.
@ebetmrat Mearon tlurn &eibsb1rt.
oiretorium iibernabn1 ole Tiibri1ng
uno or01iete bic meeItge Der Shiiler
in bret GbteiLurgert, 1trtb oer @nng
inter Die Gr0e bego1rn. gDir Ifutt0en
bolo por elmer 0tteienttr, IN oerett
abentelierItb otdcr @anD. bret
S9[itSieI berfhtponoen. @ae Iprane
oif 6ns pleftriihe 9iHt blenoete
plSbLib ur10 Dtr Iforoen In etnem
fablen Guerfl1tr - benz Bnpferflitr,
pte iih 1pGter berousFellte -, bon
0em naebrere 2dngSflure li1 Iirtfs ab-
opeieten. Damn lp1troe In etnem
@oI6fIur &olt gcrnodt. $ter lngen
oie einoelnen @oIofannern hon Der.
itfe6ener @roBe, otnneiIt etpu 15%
Weeter brett 1ino 212 Meter tief. Stl
ieoe oieier &nmrerrr fn1rte man bon
a1ben binetnieben, on iie Dom SEltr
oitr6 Elm itarfes Drabtgeflebt geion-
bert mar. gEuf @eiteaer. Die an ben
@Gnoen Der &nlunler 1rntliefen. Ia.
gen bic @oI0i1dden. In ieOem 10,-
600 W1urf; iruner tit Gitrfer- 1tn0
8ebnergruppen itberf1tIi1 eetrelnit,
10 6oB man nrit oelu erften
Slid 100000 Meorf, nit oeu1 8tpei-
ten etne D1inton iiberi9Lnger foufrte.
9ln ieber 4anuuer Ding et1r peiBes
@1iIo, aiif benz oer ieipetliae @eIton0
Der Ronmer nocb 9euunner 1n0 Da-
titm 5it leien mar. 8uerit tpitrAe ltns
cine &onnn1er NIT eertri1Iateut @elo
oiifgeidloIien. Snbult: 90 Wetnipnen.
@inige Sdd1en iportoertett 5ltr ASrii-
fung oes @eipi9tes bon 8or0 Sn
Sano. Damn gang es Slt elmer Seulr.
mer NIT itngentiitt5tem @oI6. Ser
fleine Nnitm ettbielt rtiht iperiger
ais 21 Whnioner in @DI0borrem, 0oS
betbt 600 @urrerr at ia $4,000 Meorf.
9ie Barren iporen ettDn 35 8erlttme-
ter lang, 7 8ertineter brett. 2 biz 3
8entimeter bod. 9[ud iie tpd1oerten
bon &nno 5ii Sotto. Damn ging8 Inn
gleiden BIur alrid. norbei ON ben
GonHuern init frelnOem @oI0, iran.
50fi6em iapuriidem luto onertfa.
niihen. Bon bort ibnenfte Der Bug
in ben SiIberfliir, Der ougLei9 &1tp-
fer tn6 gaideI btrgt. 3ie @tnri9hana
ertiprab I'M meientIi9en iiber Die
@olOfontmern. 1ln0 0onn fam Der
grobte g(ugenbliG lnierer Siibriing:
an Der D2ittelfur1mer oieies SShtreS
bing Elm Sbil6 nit Der fitr5en syn.
i6rift: Q. so. g. ,,W15ipe~. Sn 6tn.
ponOige fleine 6oI5filten berpudt
lugen 0a 10 @oloborren ~ in ieoer
aiite Elm Barren, in elmer Spet -
botten iie i'm @eloi6ranf Der D9[p.
pam" 9eiton6en. syBrenl StentpeI
no6 ltonnlten iie tells aus Glib,
tells ans @eitofrifd. @rof Dobna
lieB iie nod Grbeutung oes feinoIiten
S6iffes unter Ieinen S6reibtii6
bringen. 60 gelnneten iie no9
Qeutihlnno. Se0er poate oieie Ben.
gen oeuti6en &eloennittes in Der
&ano bolten. 8pei afItcben entbieIten
meiBen @oloitaitb. etlpo bon Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

groBen Sreuoe Der SoI6oten ale 0[r-
ten Biirite beriteat oie nIs 9Lbpeh8-
lung IN Der Scott iebr germ geieben
Deroen. Go tperoen IN Der &orps.
idla9terei Oes erIten baperii6en
9Irmeeforps elf beri6ie6ene @ltrit.
Iorten bergelteIlt itn6 I'm @ittter olicb
BItt- uno 2eberipiirIte.
0ie GIeilAportion zines ieoen et1l-
belnen Soloatet betrdgt ouraett $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

leiten0 unO i&IiebenO CAB er benz
pGrrltiten Danf an Die Sanmlet
9(usorud. @s iei 5um erltenmaI ieit
ser gfei6sgriinoitng, 6aB SAiiler ote
@olofeller betreten b6tten. g(ber ota
ME geiebene 2eiihrng, Die Die S9iiler
fir 6ie W8ebritng Oes @oloihoBes
boG6rodt bdtteu, beroiene @elob-
ming. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Die dOrpsI9ldhterei 6es eriten bage.
ridden grmeetOrps.
g9Dm 8. ganmann.@erner

l1eber oie gorteile oon friiher
Gleiidtoit I'M 6elOe DeiB wobl jeoer
6eloeroue 5u beriAten, lno OaB Son.
ierbenobrtng inuner nur ais 0eotbe.
be[f oienen ioa, bat oieier arieg uie.
Der bon neiiem ge5eigt.
Bon bieier 8orausieting nusge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

@ulai9fonone nlts irgenoeinenT
@rlno ui1t 0u erreiden iinO.
lteber Die 10 iebr pi6tige 9lbneHs-
lung in ser @erpflegung legt foIgeit~
Der SpeiIe8ettel 8engnis ob:
I. 0iinOfleiId, 2. g8iiritAen 3.
S6meinefleii9, 4. Sfinofleiib, 8.
Sleiidfonieroen 6. 9Rntbileiid, Z
9in6tleii9, s. @iiritdbeu,%9. &ol4"
fIeii6, 10. 0finofleii6. !,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

81 @erliner Bldtteri er3dblt ASro-
feiior 0f W2eDer: Gie jiigenolihen
@oIoiaumIer @erlins, Die iiH 70 mif-
opferitngsboa berniibt babeh, oos I'm
1lmlnuf befin0libe @oIo mieoer Der
9teibsbonf 3u5ufiibren oliriten fiir8-
lid oIs 2obn fir ibre Wlibe Die gro.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23
BELL:AN 8
Absolutely. Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
provesit 25ca at all druggists.
List of New Books
at Public Library

For the older people who are won
dering what to read next, the Salem
Public Library offers list of new
books on almost all kinds Of subjects,
ranging from TThe Leopard Woman -
by White, to "Old Judge Priest" by
Cobb. There are Indian stories by
Sinclair, entitled "Heritage of the
Sioux" and story written especially
for those interested in music, trans.
lated from the French, entitled, Jean
Christopher; dawn, morning, youth and
revolt" Then there is a book by
Howells, entitled, "The Leatherwood
God" and book on "'Short Plays
about Famous Authors" by Frank.
Other books just received for the
adult readers are: Old Glory, by An
drews; The Wall Street Girl, by Bart
lett; House of Happiness, by Brosher;
Selections from the Worlds greatest
stories, by Cody; Everybody's st.
Francis, by Egan; The Emperor of
Portugallis, by Lagerlof, and Mr. Brit
ling sees it through, by Wells. There
are also several other new books in the
list just posted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23
SNOW AIDED POSSE
IN TAKING ROBDER
Posse Pursuing Bank RObber
Have Easy Job When
Snow Falls

Goldendale, Wash, Dee. 23.-Yakima
county officers and posse of citizens
today captured the lone bandit who
held up the Bank Of Bickleton at
Bickleton, Wash, yesterday and made
temporary escape with nearly $4,000.
The prisoner gave the name of Henry
Jones. He surrendered without % fight
when cornered. According TO reports
at the sheriff's office, 1900 was found
on Jones person. He dropped $4,000
in flight.
Jones entered the bank yesterday
afternoon, held up the clerks with a
rifle, ordered them to bring him money
from the vaults, mounted horse wait
ing outside and disappeared in the
direction of Mabton.
Stockmen Immediately organized a
posse and went i'll chase They were so
close behind them when Jones horse
fell exhausted, he abandoned it and
fled on foot through the sagebrush. A
package containing $4,000 was found
where he left his horse.
A snow storm came up today, en-
abling officers to easily follow the
tracks. Jones was almost in state
of collapse when surrounded. He was
Jailed at North Yakima.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23

1t was learned that detectives work
ing to solve the mystery of the miss
ing gems, valued at $4,000, lost or
stolen from the home of Mrs. E. H.
Hartman, widow of the millionaire
railroad man, were not seeking so much
the recovery of the jewels at present
as to attempt to determine first when
and where the robbery or loss occurred.
it is not known whether the case in
which the jewels had lain was emptied
of its contents in the Hartman home,
Fifth avenue and Sixty-nintb street,
New York city, or at the trust com
pany where Mrs. Hartman has q vault.
Here is the description Of the
jewelry which was sent to the principal
cities of the country:
Two oval shaped ruhles, one oval
shaped diamond, estimated at eight
and one-half to ten carats. Each is
set in platinum, and they are attached
to chain one,fourth to one half inch
long between each pendant, each chain
containing five or six small diamonds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23
HUBBARD NEWS

Miss Rose Dozier, of Candy, spent
Monday the guest of Miss Rena Kauff-
man, and visited Hubbard high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Timmons, of Port
ltnd, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Living
ston, of Monitor, are the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jordan,
during the Christmas season.
Earl Behymer went up into eastern
Washington last week to be gone sew
eral months. He says he likes plenty of
snow and from reports of weather con-
ditions he won't be disappointed in
finding plenty of the beautiful and a
corresponding low temperature.
L. L, Hershberger, the Hubbard man
who is making reputation the length
and breadth Of Willamette valley as an
expert cleaner of clover seeds and other
valuable seeds, has had his machines
running to capacity for some time on an
order and which will require at least
two weeks to finish. A good many
tons of the different seeds are cleaned
at his mills during the year.--Enter-
nrise
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23
PUSH BACK
GERMAN INVADERS
Claim Successes in Northwest
Rumania- a--FOOd Riots In
i. Dresden

Petrograd, Dee. 23.-Russian forces
have pressed back German invaders in
Rumania northwest, west and north
west of Kimnikser, today S official
statement declared. Lively battles
were reported around advanced posts
in the region of Rakovitcheni, Vadul
and Soressoi.
"In the region of Balatachenul, in
the Carpathians, one of our companies
penetrated to Roehisru and damaged
four horse artillery guns and bsyonet-
ted a sleeping squadron which they sur
prised." the statement said.
Russian detaehments are withdraw
ing from the Dobrudja region, the of
fetal statement said today.
"The enemy advancing has come in
contact with out rear guards" the
statement said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23
Bomb Sent by Mail to
Man Who Found Hooker

Albany, Or, Dec. 23.-James R. Mis-
ner informed the police today that he
had received through the mail an in
fernal machine which exploded and
blew a big hole in the street.
The bomb was wrapped in Seattle
and Tacoma newspapers. When Mis-
ner started to open it he noticed that
an inner lid was glued tight with a
copper wire coil running inside.
Fastening the small box to an oak
tree, Misner attached fifty feet of
wire to it and thus pulled off the cover.
A terrific explosion resulted
Misner is the man who discovered
Otto Hooker hiding under his house in
October, 1915, after Hooker had escap-
ed from Salem prison, shot the Jeffer.
son marshal and killed Warden Mimic
of the penitentiary near here. The po-
lice suspect friends of Hooker.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23
Christmas Exercises
Sunday Afternoon

The Presbyterian Sunday sebooI
will hold its Christmas exercises SIM.
DAY afternoon at 3:45. This is to be a
service of giving and each person Is
requested to bring at least one apple.
one orange or one potato, wrapped in
white; these are to be taken to families
in need. The public is cordially in.
vited The following program win be
rendered.
Organ prelude-The March of the
Magic King, Miss Eakin.
song-Congregation-- Joy to the
World
lnvocation-The Pastor, ReN Elliott.
solo-The Gift, Miss Hodge.
Address--Rey Elliott.
Exercises-Light the Christmas Star.
Mabel Marcus, Beulah Misner, Elsie
Victor, Winnifred Rheinhart, Elizabeth
Dyer.
Welcome--Hobart Wilson.
] Love to Hear--Beryfy Dean Hulsev.
Song--Primary Department-Away
in Manger
Welcome--Erwin Marr.
Well, it's Christmas, Elizabeth Lewis.
Hail the Christmas King, Marjory
Marcus.
The Best Kind Of Tree, Jack
HARRISON.
song-Little Bells of Gladness, Com
stance Smith, Kenneth Allen, Robert
Bishop
If Were You--Louisc MeDougal
Welcome to Christmas Day--Charles
Beers.
Christmas Comes But onee Year
Vivian Stubbs
Once on Silly Night--Harold
Rosebraugh.
The Sweet Refrain Dorothy Brant,
Dorothy Hobson, Louise Mum.
Daddy's Best Gift Charles Roth.
Holly Bernes-Prudenee Gray.
Solo--Archie Smith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23
THEIR SILVER WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Tokstad celebrat-
ed their silver wedding last Sunday aft
ernoon. This estimable couple was
married at Astoria 25 years ago. After
q two years residence there they came
to Silverton and have made their home
on their farm Of 100 acres l2 miles
north of this city. They have family
of nine sturdy children, seven Of whom
are boys.
The following invited guests were
present:
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Crime, Ed Olsen
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Loe, Mrs.
Knut Loe and daughters Tina and En-
ma, John Hatteburg and family, G. NJ.
Opsund, Mrs. 0. K Fnseth, DR.. Anna
Fnseth, Rev. and Mrs. ]. G. Roseland.
Although the purpose of the gath
ering had been kept "a secret by the
family, it somehow leaked out that the
occasion was the twenty-fifth annivers.
ary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tokstad s #edding
day, and hence the guests brought with
them as friendly memento a choice se-
lection of silverware.-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23
PooD RIOTS REPORTED

London, Dec. 23.-Serious food riots
at Dresden in which police and military
forces We're used by the German authori-
ties to quell the attack of hundred wo-
men were reported in Rotterdam dis
patches today to the Exchange Tele-
graph company. The riots occurred on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, it was
asserted. On Tuesday three policemen
were seriously wounded by the rioters.
The Rotterdam dispatch asserted that
the women joined in procession which
stoned shops and marched past the pal
ace shouting for food. The sharpest
fighting occurred Tuesday, when the au-
thorities sought to suppress the demon
stration which at that time was joined
in by hundred women.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23

OPPORT UNITY-Aere-
age with modern improvements, New
ton county, Kansas, for acreage near
Salem, Or farm in the valley. 10
acres year old prunes. $4,000. 5
acres, good buildings, good land, if
taken soon, $500. The improvements
are worth the price asked for all.
392 acres, $50 per acre. exchange for
farm near Salem, Sherwood, Mt. An
gel, Corvallis OF Albany. so acres, Is
acres cleared, 40 tillable, balance tim
Der pasture fair improvements, all
fenced: special bargin, $17o0 if taken
soon. Wood & Socolofsky, Room s,
Bayne bldg. Salem, Or. dee23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23

< Washington, Dec. %. = Old
+ Santa-true TO form-win be
< ushered in on Christmas eve on
+ the bosom of the elements.
4 Rip-roaring snow storms and
+ high winds is the promising out
< look for the greater part of the
( United States, according TO gov
q ernment weathermen today.
< 'Bad weather generally thru
< out the country" " was the an
4 nouncement.
The south however, win spend
4 a rainy Christmas, as win the
4 Pacific states.
K X X X 4 \ + x X X x X X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-23

is hereby given that
the undersigned will receive bids for
the purchase of that certain group Of
mining claims known as the Black.
Bear group, situated in Galice district
Josephine county, Oregon, to, and
including the End day of January,
1917. Bids to be mailed to either of
the undersigned or filed in the office
of William H Trindle, Bank of Com
merce building. G. R. Gregg, John
Moreman, Lee McCracken. L.