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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
CITY FATHERS TRANSACT BUS!
NESS.

Friday night the city council held
a short business session. At this
meeting Thos. j. Murphy, the new
city manager, was given the oath OF
office by Mayor w. P. Raean, and
he Immediately entered upon. his
duties. MIR. Murphy made a most
timely talk to the council, asking for
the hearty co operation of all; that
the people were the stockholders,
the council the directors and he the
manager of the big corporation.
AT this meeting L. c. Gidney was
elected superintendent Of water and
LIGHTS over w. C. York, the present
incumbent.
The salary of the city tax collector
which had been reduced from $lOO
TO s75. was again placed at the higher
figure and r. C. Soyars will now
take the job. c on,
Supt. w. M. Mari filed his recon-
mendations in part as to teachers
ETC.. and the board will act upon
them at the next meeting. The plan
to have the council meet at least
once each quarter at the superinten-c
dents office for the consideration ol
school matters was acted upon.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
YOnng Woman Dead.

Miss josephine English, daughter
OF w. y English OF this city, died at
Black Mountain Tuesday morning
after a lingering illness from pul.
monary trouble. The remains ar.
rive ] here yesterday and will be in
tered today. Surviving are father
two sisters, Mrs. C. A. Ring of HIGH
Point and Miss Clara English of" At
lanta and W H. English of Hieh
Point. The young woman was well
and favorably known.
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Important Features

ID TINS issue you will find the RAD.
5ls.Lalon card that has to be filed
out o. June 5th, rules for reeisterins isl %
facts about draft act, Governor cslI
Tor volunteers. mobiiizine all avail.
able labor. The Man Without .
Country l how big armies were ere. :
ated-by Great Britain, disastron,
storm kills $50 people, Bow Scont
column, game fishing, home town
neips, daddy s. evening fairy tale
helpful sympathy. local and General
news and illustrations Can YOU
oeat such a layout" in any weekly
or daily ''
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
Fire Tuesday Morning.

The residence of J. Ed. Allen,
near the depot of the Carolina &
Yadkin River Railway. was de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday morning.
The fire had gained considerable
beadway by the time the firemen
arrived, who could not do much TO
ward sa, ing the house. and turned
their attention to saving adjacent
property. The property was partly
covered by insurance. -.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
Registration Places and
Other Information.

: Last week the various registrars
for seIective conscription in the coun.
ty were sworn in by Clerk OF Court
Mason w. Cant Every registrar
Voluntarily consented to serve free
OF charge. In every precinct, the
place of registration will be at the
following places and the residents
of High Point who must register
will 90 to the place in their ward
and where they usually vote to sign
the registration cards from which
the selective draft for service in the
army will be made.
Mason w. Cant. clerk of Superior
Court, is today at the Office of Mayor
w. P. Raglan. in the city hall build
ing to register all nOn-residents
who will not be at home, on the date
of registration, June 5th.% 1t is abso-
lutely necessary for every person
hetlaeen the agasa of 21eand 81 III
elusive, to register. AT any time an
officer of the law, State, city, coun-
ty or nation, may accost a young
man and ask if he has registra-
ton card. Then it will be necessary
to show the duplicate that is given
each young man at the time he reg
listers. OF course negroes must reg
ister the same as whites, and aliens
are not exempted.
The registrars for High Point for
June 5th and where they may be
found, follows:
First Ward-In rear of Home
Banking Company, L. j. Ingram and
j. W. Walters.
Second Ward-Northside fire sta
ton and city hall, jordan street, A.
A. Holton and J. w. Walker.
Third Ward Old Jarrell Hotel
building on South Main street. W. F.
Snow, B. H Bradner and D. S. Raper.
Fourth Ward-Southside fire sta
ton, Rankin street, near Snow Lum-
Der Company, j D, Suttenfield, j.
H. Shaw and Walter Royals.
The government has prepared a
circular entitled How to Answer
Questions on Registration Card,
which gives full and complete infor'
nation, which IS reproduced else
where in this issue.
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HIGH POINT, R. F. D. NO. :.
(By Allie Guyer.)

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Goodman of
Meehanicsville were visiting at the
home of F V. Welch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Notes have
moved into their new house in Me-
chanicsvilIe.
Mrs F. g. Hammer and children
OF Gibsonville are visiting Mrs. HAM
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Guyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Harris spent
Sunday afternoon in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Luck have
purchased house and lot in High
Point and have moved there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Henderson, J.
G. Guyer and family, w. P. Jester
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Guyer, Miss Allie Guyer and MIR.
and Mrs. w. L. Horney and daush-
ter, Moreno, went to Bales Chapel,
Jamestown. Sunday afternoon. They
had a nice time and enjoyed the adj
dresses made by DR.. Sylvester New.
lin and Mayor w. P. Raglan of High
Point, very much. j. v. Guyer, W..
P. Jester and Miss Allie Guyer as
sisted the choir in the singing which
was highly complimented. The choir
consisted of selected singers and was
directed by VIM. Jester of High
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Farmer of-the
city were visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Curtis Hedgecocks Sunday.
the Davis brothers Of A6bott's
Greek will give a play at Mechan-
icsVille school auditorium Thursday
night, May 31st, and several from
the route are expecting to 60.
Miss Leona Guyer spent Sunday
night in the city with Miss Lena
Guyer. ...... --
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Mr.. AutmObiliSt, Here's the
Thing for You.

We have the American shield in
two colors, printed On transparent
paper, that fit just behind your
headlights, making beautiful effect
by day and night. giving a soft,
easier to-drive-by light at night.
Dust and water proof, not in the
way. The proper way to show the
national colors. Sent postpaid two
lor 25c A child can adjust them.
STAMEY PRINTING HOUSE,
Phone 275.
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! REGISTRATION DAY
JUNE 5.

Don't fail to inform all required
20 re6ister on June S of their duty,
~ ond thus save them the penalty
u All males, of all races, sick or
velI at home or awav from home,
hstween the ages of 21 aud 81,
ore ~ required to register on June
Failure to regis ter makes all
men between these ages liable to
;mnrisonment for one year.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
Brentwood at Auction.

lhls new subdivision adjoining
SnOw Park on East Green street will
Oe sold at auction Monday, June 4th
d. 1;5O p. m. by Penny Bros, the
Sorlds q m greatest auctioneers. for j..
:; >, Worth. There are So choice lots.
IN Inc sale offers exceptional oppor-
ouIltleS for homeseekers, investors
auG SPECTATORS. A few minutes
va WAX from the center of the city.
music M by live-wire band. Don't fail
W W., attend. Ladies especially in
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
HIGH PoINTE, ROUTE 4.
lBy Mary A. CIodfelter.l

Married-Frank Halton of Win
ston- Salem to Miss Matte Wall of
Wallburg.
ID. B. Clinard is planning to 20 to
Washington next week. He is the
only old soldier we have near Wall
burg and feel proud of him.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boden-
hamer, boy Saturday, Staley Har-
riSon. ~
Mrs D. B. Clinard has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. June Idol, for
the past week near High Point.
The writer called on Mrs. John
Wall Thursday evening.
Mrs. Martha Guyer, who has been
visiting her daughter for the past
two weeks, has returned to her home
near High Point, at w. L. Guyer's.
The farmers are very busy setting
tobacco and working their corn and
vegetables.
The hail did considerable damage
in places to grain and vegetables,
especially at ElIers Station.
Miss jamie CIodfelter> called on
little Margaret McGhee Friday even
ing:
A canning club has been organ
lied at Wallburg.
Prof. Griffin Wall and wife are
back at Wallburg after a few months
absence.
D. M. Wyer is getting along al
right since his operation
Mrs. Ruby ClodfeIter and little
son Clyde spent Thursday evening
the guests of D. M. Wyer and fam
lily.
G. w. and C. M. Wall have bought
an automobile truck to haul their
lumber off to different towns for
sale.
Little Fred, the 3-year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Shoaf, under
went an operation at the High Point
Hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. C. Weavil and
Mrs. Hoover Smith and children of
Lexington visited at D. E. CIodfek-
ter's Sunday.
Misses Maude and VeIva johnson
visited at S. r. ClodfeIter's Sunday.
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10 Pages
NAMES OF THOSE REGISTER
ED TO BE PRINTED AND
POSTED

1t is the duty of every citizen
to assist in getting out a full reg
lstration on Army Day, June S.
The rules as laid down by the
President demand that within S
days after registration complete
lists shall be made out and post
ed in conspicuous places, as well
as being printed. Anyone who
knows of a citizen who is evad-
ing the law and who does not re-
port him. is as guilty as the one
evadihe it.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS

At old prices, 1Oc, 15c anh Csc yd.
I am the cheapest store in town ON
staple dry goods. Just lots of things
/ am selling at old prices. White
Petticoats and Night Gowns at Csc,
worth Soc at any store in town.
Just lots of other things we are sell
ing cheap. Call for what you want
and / am sure we will have it
cheaper. III. A. Mof1tt.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31
Patriotic Mass Meeting To-
night.

Fv.ry citizen is urged to 90 to the
ouditorjum tonight, especially young
,nen between the draft ages. Gen
oral oral Young, Col. Gardner and Ma,
;oro Howell and Brown will be pres
ont ont Music by Springfield band
Came and learn how to register and
what this war means.
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To Ask for Grand Lodge.

At a meeting of High Point Lodge
No. SO, K. of P, Monday night it
was decided TO ask the Grand Lodge
to hold it's next NEE ing in High
Point. No effort was made to get
it last year yet High Point received
the second highest VOTE.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31

,,, FOR SALE-$15 pneumatic carpet
tf"eeper ~" for S498; SIS fireless cooker
All All S490; SIS set of china for S498.
,'n ~nno orand-new. Come quick if you
tb;a,, SGns these big values-just one
'ulrd value of them.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-05-31

CHlLDREN'S TRIMMED HATS .
81 81 a REDUCTION, " SOC, 75c, CSC and
At o oo All Ladies' Trimmed Hats
Ia"ouuc prices. Summer colored
Bo"a'' Bows g. at 1Oc and 15c; old prices.
pricoo oTra" u, Hats, Csc and SOC; old
wortS rtS' IBaleachine, Sc and 12lc yd.,
GinsholO G ~ and 15c. 121c and 15c
Da'ns for 10c yd. H. A. Mofitt.
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SHOE SALE NOW ON.

We have lots of odds and ends IN
Ladies White Canvas Slippers worth
$50 and SITS, now 9oe; Sc = ~ ~ ~
Children's Gun Metal ohppeiS At
Csc. HI. A. Mofitt.
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TOMATO PLANTS for sale at Re-
view office. Ponderosa and June
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
PERSONALS

Mrs. Il. II. Hise is in Portland for 4
few days visit.
A. w. Schrunk, of Aumsville, is a Sa-
lem visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hurst are in the
city from Silverton
Mrs. f. IL. Shanks, of Arlington, is
in the city visiting relatives.
A. NJ Mcconnell and Bertha McCon-
nell, of Freewater, are in the city.
Harry Ashford left Tuesday for Chi
cago where he will make his home.
Mrs. Iilah Ferrell Irwin, of Port
land, formerly of Salem, is in the city.
Miss Martha Brager was in Portland
yesterday registered at the Cornelius
j. w. Sherwood state commander of
the Maecabees, is in the city on his
way to Mill City.
r. l.. Gibson and family, of Lebanon,
were in the city Decoration day, guests
at the home of w. B, Gibson.
Mrs L. Hayter and Mrs. F. Mansion
left yesterday over the Oregon Electric
for Blind Slough, Ore.
j. T.. Adams, navy recruiting officer
in charge of the Salem station, went to
Portland yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. Rockwell and Miss Rock.
well, of Portland, were in the city for
the Decoration day exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Olmstead, of Port
land, are guests at the home of II. f.
Bolinger, They will return Sunday.
William j. Liliequist, sales manager
for the Spaulding Logging company,
was in Portland Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Corn. of this city,
were Portland visitors Decoration day
and were registered at the Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Sinnott and Mrs.
Gertrude Lonsdale, of Portland, were
visiting with friends in Salem yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoey, of Oregon
City, former Salem residents, were here
yesterday for the Decoration day exer-
cises,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cooley left this
morning over the Oregon Electric for
Peshtigo, Wis, where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Esther Plumer Sehreiber and
Mrs, Shedd, teachers Of the public
schools at Shedd, were visitors in the
city yesterday.
William skinner is in the city from
San Francisco and expects to make this
city his homo. He viii play in the Sa-
lem Cherrian Military band.
Among those from Salem who went
to Portland this morning were f. ], Ad-
ans, of the state highway commission;
Frank Miller, George Wills and F. G..
Deckebach.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
Publicity Program Of
Good Roads Advocates

The publicity program for good
roads as announced by Walter L. Toozt
is as follows:
Tonight-Addresse by August Huck
oslen and Walter l.. Tooze at the Swe-
gel school house.
Tonight-At Monitor, addresses by
Chris Schubcl of Oregon City anC
Blaine MeCord of WoOdburn.
Tonight-At Seeley school house, ad
dresses by Levi Stipp of Oregon City
and f. B. Maroon of Woodburn.
Friday evening-Addresses at Broad
Acres by Chris Schubel and Blaine Nc
Cord
Friday evening at Lives
ley by !. L. Patterson and Walter l.
Tooze. H'sTs'
Saturday evening-Addresses at Don
aid by Chris Schubel and Walter l.
Tooze.
Saturday evening-Addresses at Lib
erty by George +. Rodgers, John II
Scott and I. l.. Patterson.
As the election is next Monday, the
campaign for the $6,0O0000 road bond
issue will close with the meeting held
Saturday evening
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
Announces Special
Prizes at State Fair

Special prizes aggregating more than
$4,000 will be offered in the livestock
department at the 1917 Oregon state
fair according to announcement Of
Secretary Lea. 1t is expected that com
petition in this department will be
keener this year than ever before on
account of additional regular prizes
which are more attractive than former
'ly.
This two thousand dollars is divided
about as follows: $1l40 in the swine
department, $l32 in the sheep depart
ment, and 1918 in the cattle depart;
ment. As for the horse department
there is no special prize, although sew
eral horse associations are putting up
attractive trophies.
The American Shetland pony club of
Indiana offers ribbon for the cham
pion mare and one for the champion
stallion. Two silver medals are offered
by. the Shire Horse society of Great
Britain and Ireland for the best reg
istered champion stallion and best reg
istered champion mare. The American
Shire Horse association has Offered
silver trophy for best champion Shire
stallion and champion Shire mare.
Trophies and special prizes are award
ed for cattle and swine, which are ex-
pected to attract great deal Of inter
est.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
Rivers Are FallinU
But Did Much Damage

Lewiston, Idaho, May 81. - Cooler
Weather last night caused recession
of the Snake and Clearwater rivers to
day. This afternoon they were drop
ping an inch an hour. The town OF
Whitebrd on the Salmon river, south
east of Lewiston, was damaged yester-
day to the extent of fifty thousand
dollars, according to word brought
here today A concrete school house
and several residences were washed
away. Mines in the Grangeville district
were flooded by water from the Sal
partly under water yesterday, is cut
mon river Sites on the Clearwater,
reported partly under water yesterday,
is cut off from communication today.
The damage there is heavy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
MINISTER ADMITS GUILT

Minneapolis, Mimi, May SO.-Ar'
raigned late today before United States
Commissioner Abbott on charge OF
sending through the mail a letter tend
inc to ineite arson. murder and assassin
alton, Rev. C. L. Lehnert, pastor of the
Centraol German NJ. E. church here, ad'
mitted he wrote such q letter. de. was
bound over to the federal grand jury IN
$4,000 bail
DR.. Lehnert in reply to request from
the Minneapolis. Liberty Loan commit
tee that he Cooperate in obtaining sub
seriptions for the loan told the commit.
tee members they could ego to hell =
and declared it his hope that "Wilson
will be shot before this war is over "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
Report Says General
Villa Is Defeated

Washington, May 3l.-General Villa
was defeated south Of LaMula by Gen
eral Garcia, May 20, according to war
department adviees today.
The official telegram reporting the
defeat said
" Commanding officer at Maria, Tex
as, reports that the Mexican command
ant at Preside says Villa was defeated
south of LaMula by Garcia on the 29th.
"The commanding officer at Presid-
10 also reports that Rio Jas with about
100 men left Palvo for Ojinaga vii
listas reported opposite Balyo proved
to be refugees.
The department was not advised,
however, concerning the occupation Of
Oiinaga by yillistas and the dispersal
OF the small Caranzista forces there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
Fifty Los Angeles
Gunmen to Break Strike

Los Angeles, Cal, May 31-Fifty
gunmen left Los Angeles over the Santa
Fe at 1880 p. m. today to serve as
strike breakers in the Clarksdale copper
strike in Arizona.
The men were recruited at the army
and navy Bolo club rooms in the Tahoe
building
"Every one of my men is an ex-army
man." said an officer of the Bolo club
by the name of Preston owe don t
want anybody who can't shoot
straight" "
"Every man who goes must know
how to handle gun" said c. L. Ter
nv, who handles adjustments. "rhis
is to be no picnic, - he added.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
Fifty Warrants Issued
For Those Opposing Law

Kansas City, Mo-, May 31.-Fifty
warrants were issued late this afternoon
by Frank NJ Wilson, district attorney
for, members of the so-called Federation
for Democratic Control, charging then
with conspiracy against the govern
ment.
The first arrest was made late this
afternoon. Flea Lukoskey was in his
photograph shop when a secret service
man called to take him to the district
attorneys office.
Government secret service agents ar
rested Raymond I. Moore, Thomas Sui
livan and Kline Smith in the court room
of Judge Birds court Following the
hearing on the plea on an injunction
against the draft law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
Many AgitatOrs Are
Arrested in EasI

Columbus, Ohio, May 31,-The drag
net OF the United States government
frightened in Columbus today and three
men were arrested here for disloyal
anti-registration plotting
The men arrested are: Harry f.
Townsley, in whose printing shop it is
alleged anti-registration literature was
printed Ammon Hennacy, age "a and
Albert Valniher. They are charged
with circulating the alleged treason
ohIa literature
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
Juror in Mooney Trial
Was Illegally Drawn

San Francisco, May 31.-Set back by
the discovery of an Illegally drawn jur
or in the box. the selection of jury
to try Mrs. Rena Mooney for completely
in the preparedness parade bomb mur
ders will be resumed tomorrow.
Judge Seawell late today dismissed
Daniel Kelly from the jury when it was
shown his name had been illegally
drawn. The judge then allowed the
prosecution 10 additional peremptory
challenges and the defense 20.
The prosecution Immediately exer'
cised three challenges and the defense
one, thereby reducing the jury to sew
on
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
oGILvIE is WINNER

San Jose, Cal, May 31,-Harry ogil-
vie of Lindsay, Cal, today stands win
ner of the Pacific coast amateur trap
shooting match. having won the event
here yesterday with a run of 100 birds.
H. Lorenson of Newman, was second
and Frank Troeh of Vancouver third.
Lorenson and Ogilvie tied for the
high amateur average for the Pacific
coast tournament which closed yester-
dav afternoon, with $50 out of $40
each. c. Yocum of Tulare won the Pa
cifie coast handicap. taking it from
D. Dawson of Modesto in shoot Oft.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS

The directors for the Commercial
club for the coming year have all been
elected and are as follows:
Social Department.. j. Roberts.
Civic department-Dr. B L. Sleeves
Industrial department. Theodore Roth
Mercantile department-P. E. Fu'
lerton.
Agricultural department-L. J. Cha
pin. -
Legislation and taxation = E. I
Barnes.
Tourist and publieity-William Nc
Gilehrist, ia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Henry Steinkamp to L. F. and J. E..
Ramboz, John Hanse cl 49-9-1 W.
Jesse A. Hastings and wife to Lillian
Dull, V. K. Pringle cl 1883 W. =
W. Carlton Smith to Arthur S. and
Harriet A. Benson, pit G. W. Taylor cl
20 and 21-S2 W; pit lot Z, blk. Uni
versity add.
A. S. Carson ct ux to w. Carlton and
Lolita c. Smith, pit. G. W. Taylor cl. 20
and 21-82 W.; pit. lot 7, blk. 2, Univer-
sfty add.
Agnes G. Bonney to Security State
bank, J. B. Ducharme cl. 64-5-1 w.
Ida B. Godfrey ct al to Cecil Wende-
roth, lot 12 biloxi. II, Riverside add, Sa-
lem.
Chas. L. Stewart ct ux to Geo F. and
Nancy o. Peed, Jas. Davidson cl. 4S-I-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
DEATH FOR GUNMEN

San Francisco, May 3l.-The first
death sentence ever passed on a san
Francisco Chinese for tong war mur-
der was pronounced late today by SE'
perior Judge Dunno.
He sentenced Wong Hing to death
for the murder of Ng You, Chinese
undertaken, two months ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31
REFUSED INJUNCTION

Kansas City, No, May 5l.-Judge
Daniel Bird of jackson county circuit
court late this afternoon refused to
grant an injunction to Judge J. D. She.
walter, acting for the Federation OF
Democratic Control, against the en-
forcement of the draft law on June 5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31

= = z x = z = z = Z = z Z =
SUMNER TO Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Sumner, May 20, 1917, daughter.
She has been named Violet Dolores.
ASPINWALL-To Mr.. and Mrs, Bert
Aspinwall, Decoration day, May 80,
1917, son.
They live on rural route No. s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-31

RUSSIAN REVOLUTION PREVENT PRINCE OF WALES FROM
the viii has been Great Brit
the of
tn Of from his royal counwomen rather than from
that he
would wed the four daughters the Car and thereby further cement
between
Mich the circumstances
impossible the realization such
matrimonial project.