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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
CHARGED WITH INDECENT
 ASSAULT ON WIPE

Charged with indecent assault upon his wife and daughter, Frank Daniels was Saturday morning presented be- fore Judge William B. Colt in the NeW London police court. His counsel, At torney Clayton B. Smith. entered de- murrer to the complaint. The demur-- Ter was overruled, probable cause was found and Daniels was bound over to the next term of the superior court in bonds of $2.000. .
 He resides on Division street. New London, and is employed at the suh- marine base, where he was arrested on Friday afternoon by County Detective William Jackson. He is alleged to have committed various indecent acts on his wife and daughter.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
DIED
a-In Steningten (Paweataek).
 A, 1919. Prentice Miner, aged

MINER-In Steningten (Paweataek) July A. 1919. Prentice Miner. aged 67 years. GREENE+At Cross Mills. Charles town. R. T., July 25, 1919. Mary E. Greene, wife of Benjamin F. Greene, aged e6 years.
 PENDLETON-In Westerly, R. l.. July 23, 1919. William, infant son of MT. and Mrs. Hugh c. Pendleton- LACROIX-In Putnam, July 27, 1919, formerly of Baltic.
 oLIN-In Norwich, July 25. 1919, Will liam F. Olin. in his 77th year. Funeral services at Church Aliens, 2.30 p. m. Burial in Yantie ceme- tery. TAYLOR-In New London, July s4, of Samuel Taylor.
 Services at the Mt. Calvary Baptist church, High street. Norwich. Mon day afternoon, July a&. at o'clock. Burial in Maplewood cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
CAMPERS MOURN DEATH
 OF MRS. S. K. LUCE

The cotta gers at Willimantic camp ground are mourning the recent death of one of the campers. Mrs. Susan K. Luce of Mantle. whose cottage was near that of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Woods. Mrs. Luce was from Norwleh in the Greeneville section. but has lived in Niantic over 20 years. She was 8 remarkable woman and known in temperance work all over the state. For many years she held a state of flee in the W. c. T. U. and has given temperance addresses in many places, several times from the stand on the
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
the two. He was immediately

the two. He was immediately ap-
 pointed a committee of one to make all arrangements for the contest and announced Saturday that the course over which the race will take place will be from the local post office to Taft'S station. and the winner of the race was to be presented five dollar bill by the man who came in second. Both men are to be given at least one week iu which to get into trim for the. race. After this race is run sev- eFaI other young men stand ready to challenge the winner, so for the next few weeks the dust over this course will fly. People in the village can re- member the day when bicycle races were common occurrences and no doubt will be glad to see racing Fe- vived even thoush the speed of the racers will hs naturally slower.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
RED CROSS WAS
 ACTIVE IN STONINGTON

The annual financial report of the Red Cross is as follows: Theodore Dewhurst. treasurer, and l.. D. Fair brother, auditor: Balance on. hand June 80, 1918. s1.45e.12: total cash re- ceived plus balance. s5.S4e.45; mem bership receipts, $243; war refund from New London, s2.9S125: Christi mas roll call and other receipts from New London. $2o7.63; contributions, gifts, sales. etc, s955.45; membership paid New London for division, SIPS; paid New London supply department, s62S.5T; home service expenditures, $S45: supplies expenditures. SSsS.s4; general expenditures. S53S5; total paid New London. S1.1s0.s2; total paid out, s2,44S.51, and balance on hand June 30, 1919, $3,39T.94.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
POLICE ARE AFTER
 AFRICAN GOLF ENTHUSIAST

Late Sunday afternoon word reach ed police headquarters that that fa-
 nous game, African Golf. was fur nishing entertainment for a crowd of young men on a. lot back of the old lock shop in iireepeyiile. Officer Casey, who has the Greeneville beat. started off on a tour of inspection. He found the crap game in due course Of time, but didn't get near enough to cap ture those who were engaged il roll ing the bones." The officer captured a coat. two strawhats and cap. left behind when the crowd scattered as the brass buttons showed up.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
CLARENCE A. CARR
 PROMOTED REAR ADMIRAL

Among recent premotions in the United States navy is that of Clarence A. Carr. who has heen made a rear admiral, interesting news to Norwich, Admiral Carr having married Miss Blanche Lanman, formerly of this city. It is presumed that he will be given charge of the League Island navy yard off Philadelphia.
 Since he has been stationed there and while he was at the Brooklyn navy yard, Captain Carr and his wife were active in all patriotic and well fare work.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
POuLTNEY RiGELOW VISITS
 DAUGHTE2 AT NEWPORT

PouItney Bigelew If Ma1den-on- Hudson, Norwich Tres Academy 'T3 who is visiting his daughter, Mrs. ] Francis A Clark of Newport, R. l.. is oonvalescing from his recent illness, and went to Newport on board the yacht Everglades, owned by Col. and Mrs. Robert N. Thompson. who ao- eiompanied M~. Big gaiow oil tie trip, They gave a luncheon on board in honor of Mr, Bigelow Thursday, and Mrs. Clark gave a luncheon for her father Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28

reported the accident at police head
 quarters. According to the story he
 told the police he was running be- tween 20 and 25 miles an hour when
 he saw three men crossing the street He slowed down to fifteen miles m
 hour and WrobeI start5i to dodge back and forth a.11 was hit by the machine. Dr. Paul r. G;ldIe was ca11--
 ed to attend the injured man and on
 his advice Wrobal was taken to the hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
BOY HIT BY AUTO AT TAF1s sItInN

While dodgins back and forth on the road near Taftse station Saturday night John Wrobai IS years of age, was struck and knocked down by a public service auto. F. 8. 2779. owned and operated by Frank Blinderman of 2s High street. Wrobal was taken to- the Backus hospital. but his. injur- ies Ire hot considered serious. He resides on NoESHicfs avenues
 MT. Blinderman brought the in- jured man dow13 in his nlaciine and
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
DUWELS HOLD THEIR
 FIRST ANNUAL CLAM BAKE

Under the direction of R. Wood mansee and J. Woods. the Dtlwel club held their first annual clamhake on the property of MT. Woods at Haugh- toms cove. After the bake which was served at 2.3o D. m. the athletic events took place. In the fat mans race Johnny McNally won from Roy Leo- hard by six inches. The Lanore brothers carried first prize in tine
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
MARRIED.

SFILI-fAN -wILIOUGHBFIn New York city, July 26, 1919, Edwin B. Stillman of Westerly, R. L, and Miss Lois Willoughby of New York. GOODROW t- BERBExRICK In Nor wich, July 26, 1919. by Rev. J. Eldred Brown, Joseph E. Geedrew and Miss Josephine Berberick, both of Nor wich.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
TOBACCO HABIT is s'is:s: Ssl:. :. i@ses3! s;ss9!

your health, proIong nIes AFoll 1Io.-g- 11l7-
 nervousness, diEease. Regain manly vieor, calm clear and superior mental smoke pipe, ciRareftee cgaT Get in Tohsooo Book Worth it's weight h gold Mailed E. ]. WOODS. Te-668s Staticn F. AaH S2gk- N. T. s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28

lake Erie Il odL eeS more fish 10 the sql i,re mile thar any other body If water in tke world.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
The Porteous & Mitchell Co.

camp ground. She and her husband.' Edward Luce, who died some 10 years, ago, were great helpers in the M. E. members. t
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28

X man does a lot of things he dis likes to do because his neiShoors don't want hira to do them.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
HE wEArHsER.


 Warm weather prevailed during Sunday throughout the middle Allan tic states. During the last "A hours there were local rains in New Eng land and New York
 The outlook is for local thunder showers in the riettnsfn states from the Great Lakes Eastward tp New EneIand and en the east Gulf states. ana Florida. The ternpera-: southern portion of New York and New England.
 Winds off Atlantic Coast: North of Sandy Hook: fresh south west ard west winds; cloudy wea- tiaer with E local showers.
 Sandy Hook to Hatteras: moderate to fresh southwest winds. fair wea- thes.
 Forecast:
 Southern New England: Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with prebabIe local thunder storms. not fhuch change in temperature. Observations in Norwich. The following records. reported from changes in temperature and the baro- metric changes Saturday and Sunday: Saturday- Ther. Bar. a. m. .................. 6s 29.99 E m' ..'.......-........ as ss ss ss-so so Highest $. lowest es.
 Snnaay-
 ' s: m. ................... To $5.ie F m. .........:::... S5 3010 D. rh 30 3e.10 Highest 55: lowest 70.
 ccmoarisonsI Ps'eftietlons for Saturday: Fair. Saturdays weather: Fair. warm, showers at HiStt.
 Predictions fur Sunday: Prebabl. fair, warmer:
 Sundays weather; Fair, hot and aaaggt.
 Sx- ax..2 .;;l sr..t
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
New Corooration,

Incorporation papers have been filed
 with the secretary of state by the IrAs.. ing E. Bogue Go. of Norwich; incor - porated July Is. to repair motor ve-7 hicles, etc Capital stock $50, GOO. di-E vided into 500 shares of S1o0 each@ Commence business with $15.o0o. Ina corpora tors. W. F. Bogue, Elizabeth Js- Rogue, F. A. D. Cilley. all of Norwich E
 Loose woolen trousers for athletes- to slip on over their scanty attire while5 resting, much as sweaters are worn,ss are a novelty. H
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
Sum, Moon nna Tides.
 Gut1 Il IIi~h II NHnnu
CREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water it fatef. which is followed by flood
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28

dureroa la ca popol h nme Stunt oameni carl Win la
tale spunnd ca Mdic gasesc ueche
dup uscat de ceara de urechi anu
Netaerea unghior la pcioae fac
dnd chama nughe ncarnata 81
sd mai ales daca se adauga 81 murdarie.
Uni asuda multi pcioae Din aceaa
foa snsura dotore pentru dect
cioare pc fie ri. ssss
Mincind mn mlrdare poae capaa boa grele hole
tifosu ngoaa dariea dzenteria (area snge
le Necuraenia corpnu vesmor aua nmutea purclor
cnd boala exs Paduc frgure
recurente 81 tifosul exantematic tl@ss8sas&
81 cite altee n mai capaa Gel ngreste de crania
corpu Toate naura fe
sar lenev STAR ing corpu spandu apa sapun
Neamurle mai nantate in nvaaura mai Illuminate de
ntees de mutt msemnatatea craene in cit nvata
civilat dnpa cia nebuneaza
Dr. T. N. BIDESCU. &
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
Vhtute SiDcSfIau
ROMAN cOk1lNPoRiN
de
G. 3. PASCU.

pat, care destepta pc Didira. 81
care alerga repede.
,,S'a damlagit tatu," urla Gle.
opatra, 81 incepu sa-si fringa mil
nile 81 Sc plfnga in hohote.
Pc fata Didinei nu Sc arata
nici 0 urma de parere de reu
Din potriva, un psychologist ar e
vazut in trasaturile fetei sale 81
in ochii eli o bucurie, care Sc as,
cundea de sfortareG pc care .
face sd nu ST. tradeze Cd Sc bueu.
ra de nenorocirea lni tatsut Cd, y y
Dupa ce linisti Pc rmx1a, aieind
Cd in zadar iplinga aru9e1nd prl
yirea pc masx, yxSu caietul, 8
recunoscind serisul Iii AIexan
dru, resfoi prin II ii yaxfnd 4
este, intelese 1ndstS az unde pro
vine boala Iui tntsu 1>nx eaietu
ii ii duse ii ode n, hale " IA
bracS repsde ND vsni inapo;
Alexsndru = 7 n M = - scr1h n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
(Urmare }

La inceput, pc cind citea memo
rifle scrise in zile fericite, pc fata
lui icarea bucuria 81 multumirea
sufleteasca, Gin. ajunse la pagine-
/, unde Alexautr,l Isl spunea du-
rerea, banuiala ca sofia lui insala,
chinurile suferite de puwarea Ell
neomeneasca 81 paS;na; siguranta
ca copilul nu este al lui, ci al ma
iorului rus, 81 in urma cum ar Fl
pTins pc sofia lui, ,lac5, era in sta
re, IN bratele lui Druma, pc chi
pnl lui Sc vedea zugravita D du-
fere 81 un chin care ii franlfnta
fpfreaga lui fire. Coprins dc indig
mare impotriva ficei sale facu .
nfortare 81 Sc scoale de pc seaun,
~ meafga ii odaia 81 so gitnias-
cx dar M 81 ii stare ia Sc miste.
Aise A. corp inert. Il loyise
annlsuA e.re ii lnase miiniIe, ii.
sSiaafele iiul; n 4 y stat acoIo
@ isline1 e1z ~ II yenit Cle:
RI (1 1 o<stl de linz lpi, 4
q Il'' q n aia ilia 4;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28

pc cumnatul meu David Serbian
din comma Sebesul Mare, judetul
Sibiiu. Rog pc fratii prisonieri din
Siberia, Russia, sau char dinsnl
daca va ceti aceste rfnduri sd
scrie la adresa:.
loan D. Ionascu, 1100 s. Mercer
Street, New Castle, Pa. U. s. A.
(4S-53) (
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28

A N U MT.
Am $4,000 pc care ii investez
in diferite actiuni.
Deci cine doreste virde ac-
tiuni sd Sc adrese Ia:
NICK DATE9H
1880 Dueber ~, Oanto, Ohio
Rominilof grabiti.
(50L52) =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
1O7
MAI fNTREBUINTAT
NICIODATA SLOAN'S?
Tindll In tndemfna ca sc promovese
prompt usurarca dure-
rllOr reumatIcc.

@fnd d-ta sti ce poate face Sfoap's
Liniment, dupa cum mil de bar
bati 81 femei din toata lunea, site.
d-ta, de loc II vel tine la I'd N :
vel fntrebuinta pentru ace1e .,jun-
ghiuri reumatices'. CO sa-ti usurexe
spatela ce te doare. musculatura In
tepenjta 81 contaziunile. dureri de
tot felul. si urmarile expunerei
la numai putinel, pune-l fxra ne
frecb In curfnd patrunde, fmpr tstie
'congcstia, aducfnd o usurinta bine
cuvintata partii afectate.
{ De trei marimi 35c.. Toe, $1.40
Fiecare druggist II are Daca nu am
dori ca sal stim numele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28

doctorul easel, 81 alergind in gra-
ba, urmata de bucatareasa, Gu 4
jutorul eli, mutara pc tatsu in ca
mera lui de culcare, unde il ase-
cara pc pat.
Doctorul sosi in graba 81 dups
ce cerceta pc bolnav Gu deami-
nuntul, chema in sala pc Didina,
care isi pastrase singele rece pc
timpul cfnd doctorul cerceta De
bolnav, 81 ii zise ,,Paralizie com
plecta astutulor organelor, afara
de vederea ochilor. Bolnavul tre4
bne q . suferit o lovitura mare
ii putin . lipsit se nu moara."
,;Credeti Il se poate curaf's in
trebG Didiha Gu ingrijorare II
|yOceas Ell
|, .Nu doamnx. + imopsibil. Il
srsdul il care. ee ana ibosla d
ceasta n'are lesc, 4, respupse doe
|torul. Ar sfi - cheltuiti bsnii 81
|Ey1nt. ~ sltfeI puteti consulta s
nnI specialist daf Sunt signr Il
afe s4sfie az parsrea mea,s d. Il
y he sentit az D ! ] repeta acelsas
9dyinte y d-llei Stamateseii; ] y
1nx Inn Z xiY1a i; r,1Aex IA 4. Il.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28

ce vizitele lui la tatsu, unde mi
roase asa de reu 81 s'ar pntea i'm
bolnavi. In cele din urm& ii in
terzise Gu totul Sc mearga la tat
su 81 il supraveghea de aproapc.
Sosira sarbatorile .Cracinlui,
carl fura petrecpte in cercul res
trims al famiiiei 81 in eompania
unei prietene intime Didinei u
barbatului eli. Sc cpnostea din
Naslui 81 Sc mdtasera inaintea lor
Gu un an La Iasi.
Dina zoie Iord6nescu, era 3 fe,
meie tinara si foarte draguta
So maritase Gu doua luni main,
tea Didmei, Gu care fauriser8 Vi.
sele lor de fete mari 81 zsoie spn.
sese adesea ori Didineisica GU Il
verea care are poate Sc gpescUias,
lea IN fat ffumos, care y ccrla.
puma Gu toinl sunui VIZ az fitl
mare, pc cind ea, cu multi mai ~.
racA, trehne 81 se multlmS6scd
Gu ce ii VI esi sfnainte. "A
Retrase singure Al salolial6l rS
zervat psntrn dsme, pe am Ios!
danescu discuta <n DinuI cn ~
ISpre ref0rnnnIX "a nari / AZ |i'iill ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
G A u T

Ell Ergi Bortoc, caute pc Moisi
Pandrea, din comuna Feleag, ju-
detul Odorheiu, Transilvania, Ro-
minia, Dinsul a fugit din bort Gu
suma de 126 dolari. Cine il va
prinde, ori imi va trimite adresa
dinsului capata recompensa de
SO dolari. Scrieti pc adresa de
mai jos:
Ergi Bortoc, P. o. B. SOB, Ellwooa
City, Penna.
(49-54)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28

Toma al meul Asa cum este, nu-i
asa de frumos 81 nici chipes cum
sunt altii, dar despre asia nam
de ce ma plfhge. f tocmai cum
imi inchipuiam eu Cd trebue sd
fie IN barbat. Da dragSrs
,,Ce Sc fac soroi .Mi-e teama
de tata. 8
,,Vorba asta al spuso de atitea
ori. Acpm mai de GO te te1ne de
sel A ajuns neputincios ca I'M By
steam pc care Il d,bosra secn.
rea. 6
.,Da, asa,i. da. iubeste pc AZ
xAnd~u, sf dses mn despart Al
Il nla desmoste acsr.,. si . aveas
deryste " million 81 bani gats
y patru Propse psunt a. n
aald delq saa .sste i
riifsslai sl q % fASa lnStjil sceiA N
Da s{ex. A. am 0usultat 4,
ui adyocs 4 y mia I ssis ~ poate
u Spnt expert cari se pot inte
lsec cS1 pafal litici, prin acris /
ssen1ne rehne se s,lfer pfnk VI
muri fata, sal IL va iua dracu pl
I, M MA ~ ~, a1t,x ~, Ss 8 49,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
q MICA ~
UpUBLiClTAIEMk
~ Ee.>yaRc[s@Y
LIBERTY BoNDURI 81 MARCI
DE R1ZBOI.

Vindeti-le la moi pima sunt pre-.
turtle bune. Simon este cea mai
cinsita casa de- schimb. Platim
bani gaia ori &c suma de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de Raxboi. We
niti la Room ZIG Lennox Bldg.
etajul al doilea, East 9Th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue, de-asupra la Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis Ill
mic, afara de Dnmineca pfna la
orele 6 p. m. va tratam cinstit
81 va dam pretnri bune. (lx6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
G an T

pc cumnatul meu Gavrila Baba
din comuna Vestem, judetul 81
blu, Rominia. Dupa cum am in
teles s'ar afla prin Cleveland, O,
Fratii Rom1ni care ii stu adresa
ii rog sa-mi trimita adresa, caci
eu lie voiu Fl foarte recunoscator.
Stefan sbarcea, 169 Cottage Gro
We A. n. p, Detroit, Michigan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
Sfaturi 81 invataminte higienjCe


Or cine ia in nina din noasra de
prma aa pima la din uma M de fe de ves Ves
de de eject mai fel
dnse in atacur adversaror poc Gases ce
nu doe cev numa trebue mai ales Romnor
gasee La eristd popular
in gsasca nvamnte asa ipst
de alta ndemna de rasostea
tnerior conuatori reviste
frumos dorul de aspnd prntre frati
taret placere contribu mi pun
vamne de Medicinal 81 Hgenas sootesc tootoar
turor Vol cpe dec regulee gena
sloare 81 pot aduce la indeplinire de orcne
In dorinta lu de tra cit mai multi omul STA
trebue sa ape pastrez ST omul din
lasato erau preot
dau povetele de hgena sub porun
truca prin modul acesta sa fie mai bine repectate
Astfe gasn in carle sne ale popoaeor multme
de regui de hgena. Asa in Vedas sna Indenor
OO de ami nane de Chro gasesc egu de
ME coporaa opra mncarea carnuror pore Aca
gase in screr Egptenor De la acesta Moisi lea sub
form de porunc ale ui Evreior evic
invtur supa cueniei caseor oraor 81 asupra
caminte Sc ola mnatate mncaror bor
opra la lndee oprta de Egpten Evre
la Mahoman aceste raiau in trie calde
Cosumrea carmel e Bale
nata inca asaz la Mahomedan spaa pc
ri La Greci ce vech strain osptaitate
daor fac mtu bae 81 apo ntre in Asemnea
bal pubice La Roman stramo nostr bale foa
bine Aproape fe fame bae
Roman Isl facea bae nca Frau mute bal pubce
ruite char de Imparat Ose
canale de canae de adus apa de bau
meet inject trau devenit geu lupta zlee
mul sanatatea ui Oar
hgna mu Oameni de snta 81 purtat
grija sa lie dea semenlor or la tmp otoare
regu nci r putea ca daca e s pazeasca
Medici vieata Gu multi mai
soara 81 char mai lunga.
Pentru dea O regua hgena
neresectata vou ua pda ucru de ze
da insemnataea rebue
Ce ucru pele mini totusi
acest ucru trebuie trebuie Vol nsa
boalele pot ua din nesparea mnor
la ce boil da nastere murdara de sub unghii
Cmeva minie murdare unghie neaee scarpinn
se capata bube pc cap
dulci lie fac cop barbe coure gur pc urech
poate apaa char chee Cunoase lumea ze bube
dulci lie fac copi brbie la or gu pc
chi Acesea numa din murdariei de sub ungh
ntra zgrietue copi lie fac scarpninduse
beu un de sterge la och mina de~o
chi zse coajuctvie
Uritu obceu eel copi 81 char un oameni de
b in degetu acestia sga unghe pc
nrnd murdra de sub ungh poate capata
rsp brinca nmzinduse la fata 81
Nesparea dntor face mincrea prn gura
dind urit al gu slab gngie dnt
Spalarea bne
Nepalarea guui ntreguu ajuta
a la ceaa ze buboae fac de cit murdara pc gu
eru hanelor al rufelor murdare Onm capaa mai
ria Gel fac bae la raspnde acru de
dusaa Gel spaa ubor pot cpata f buboae
-
!.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-14

Washington. Nov. 14-Approximate-
,v $500, 100000 will 'be released 70
helm local enterprise throughout tne
TTnited states as a result of the crash
In the New York stock market' so'
ernment officials here said TO-DAY
.This vast sum when it is no Longer
.4tractod by speculation, will be avaii, !.
aI,,e TO local business men in neea oi
cash TO increase production nuiio lao I,
tory additions, buy new machinery ,:.'aa anI
noost business generally. it is believed, a
This win tend to help reduce PRICES
and living costs, Officials hope,
' Speculation Ends.
7ioancial experts here believe Una. @
tho orgy of speculation when mas
wont over the country since tiie ar
n,istice. is ended The treasury aep'ta 30,
n,ent sounded warning against speeu soa
lation early in the summer me Sar,pa ,rs .,
araI reserve board 9issued a loi'i'"
statement condemning it. 4,t
A drop expected in call money - ines ,,
kav tn the situation, it is eNpiainso ~
call money is the term usea 70 :, =,
scribe loans made for an eA''eiii,,' -.
short time. sometimes for day on'S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-14
CAPACITY CROWD At
PEN|TENTlARY SHOW
Many TURNED AWAY

Three hundred patrons were turned
away for lack of standing room, ana
8S9 persons, the largest audience IN
seven years, according to Happy Cor
don. who processes to know, watched
the performance of the 0. S. F. Mel
ody Minstrels at the penitentiary aud
itorium last evening. The spontaniety
of the applause which greeted every
number was, perhaps, the greatest
proof available that the record aud
Lience was not disappointed in the pre-
sanitation. 1t is pretty safe to state
that not one in that huge assemblage
did not laugh Fundamentally at the
nonsensical sallies sof A. c. Granan
and Sam Taylor or'"swallow lump
that rose unbidden jim their throats
when j. Montrose, iii voice ina
more than one so-called operate SIN
ger could afford to envy, sang IN
pathetically beautiful ballad ina
Wonderful Mother of Nine"
| The entire performance, from TN
opening chorus to the finale with II
ouaint oriental setting, elegant COS
tnm;ng and weird melodies, was a
finished a production as one could oe
Give The show will be repeated TN
afternoon for the patients in the sta'
bosnital and again this afternoon fe
the inmates of the penitentiary'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-14
FEDERAL AND STATE
CAAcES FACED BY
TACOMA RADICALS

Tacoma, WASH, Nov. l4.--Ihe siA-
t., four alleged I. W. W. mempeis
rounded up, in Tacoma and heia IN
the city Jail faced state as well as
federal charges today.
Prosecuting Attorney William -,
kskren filed an information IN the
superior court charging ALI of them
with criminal syndicalism under the
new law passed. by the last iegisia-
ture.
This is the first action which author
tiles have taken hitting directly at the
r w. w. as an organization. The gov
ernment charges being prepared p'
limited states District Attorney Saun
ders. alleges conspiracy on the par
of members to overthrow the govern
ment. ~, 1,
Continued arrests of I. W. W. Il
Tacoma and surrounding countr
were expected today as the names .
the members affiliated with four
w. W. locals were obtained by the ae
partment of justice in the raid on II
HEADQUARTERS Wednesday. All tios
arrested probably will also be incluo
ed in the state information.