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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23
BRYAN HEADuNER ON
TONCHT'S PROGRAM
Great "COmmOner" Speaks At
Chautauqua Tent This
Evening.

In the matter Of premier attractions
Salem s Chautauqua reaches its "peak
load " tonight in the lecture appearance
Of William Jennings Bryan. While the
program so far this week has been ex-
ceptionally strong and will continue
10 offer bright numbers during the rest
of the seven days, the lecture by the
'sCommonern Is the red letter event
aud preparations are being made to
care for record breaking crowd.
You may have peered shudderingly
over the granite walls Of He'll Gate
into the awful depths Of Rogue river
or down the l0O0-feei shaft Of the
Granite Hin mine, but you have 10
conception Of bottomless, inscrutahle
abvss unless you have heard Olsen, the
basso profundo Of the Lewis Military
Quartet. When Olsen starts his voice
down the final toboggan slide N
% Rocked In the Cradle Of the Deep"
you have a nervous impulse TO grab
his coat tails for fear he'll fall IA
along with il.
The soldier.hoy quartet did not mere
ly make hit with the ehautauqua
erowd-they scored a home rnn; They
sang all the way from a 'aragged = eoen
song to the finest dramatic scene IN
Faust They came on the platform
in the afternoon in knockaho gear
and sang the breezy stuff that goes IN
camp; and in the evening they put en-
dress suits and got into the class ef
Caruso and Mccormack And IN aHy
role they drew applause. The group IA
tefprets grand opera in a manner that
would 'sget across in New foFk
while their comedy Numbers gladden. tha
hearts of the rank and file. They pre-
senied a splendid program last evening".
+ Following the concert, hdWln n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23

divide has broken from control, fore
ing the fighters hurriedly to move their
camp, Mrs. Howard Flint wife Of Su-
pervisor Flint, said today.
The Boulder creek fire is barely VA
der control.
Newport in Danger
Fires west Of Newport, WASH, arc
held and the smoke filled town is nat
in immediate danger. II was calmer
during the night but a wind was rising
this morning accentuating the danger.
Three new fires have broken cut IN
the Occur d'Alene district, Supervisor
Wolff reported this morning One IS
above Burke, another above MulIan
and the third on Blue creek east Of
Occur d'Alene. The Bear creek fire,
which had been under control, gained
headway under 20 mile gale. The
Steamboat fire is being held and crews
are working around the Jordan creek
blaze.
Little CHANGE said Supervisor
Ryan at Sand Point, which is covered
with clouds Of smoke. "They had =
good night on the Pack river fire bat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23
Conspiracy To Secure U. S.
Intervention In Mexico Now
Charged to financial Men

been going o agaist Mexico is assertig
itself more than ever. Our Sde Of this
question has not been snd probably viii
not be shown at all 10 the American
people until crime against the rights
Of humanity has been committed. The
name of that crime is Intervention. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23
LIGHTNING STRIKES
BROOKS SCHOOL HOUSE
Feet Of Child Standing Close
By Burned; Entire Valley
Hit.

The artillery of the heavens accom-
panied by an electrical storm which
spread over Salem last evening was
most unwelcome to the native Oregon
ians. Such displays are most uneom-
mon in the valley. old timers claimed,
and on all sides today was heard ex-
pressi0ns Of wOnderment that such a
thing could happen.
At the Chautauqua, q number Of Ore
gonians left when the roll Of thunder
announced an approaching storm. But
to those who were born and reared
back east there was music in the sound.
a reminder Of days back there.
No special reports Of damage have
been received although a number Of
trees were blown down in the city. The
most serious damage occurred at Brooks
this morning where the school house
was SET on fire and partly burned
When the lightning struck the school
a small daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
s. Murdiek. was standing within 500
feet Of the building. The shock infliet.
ed severe blisters on her face. but the
injury is not considered serious.
Portland Bridge Struck.
Portland. Ore. July g3-Poriland
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23
OF FIGHTERS
TO CHECK ADVANCE Of
FOREST BLAZES FAIL
Fires In Montana, Idaho and
Eastern Washington Out
Of Control Today.

Spokane, Wash, July pa smoke pail hangs over
Spokane today Back in the timber thousands of weary
men are fighting losing battle against score Of fires
Although light rain fell in Spokane early today none has
visited the burning areas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23
return Of RAILROADS
TO OWNER BUT UNDER
STRICT CONlROL URGED
transportation Conference
Reports Findings of hUes-
tigotion to Congress.

Washington, July 23.-After eight months of study
of the railroad situation the national transportation
ference today placed before congress and compre
hensive plan for solving the railroad problem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23

Continued on page five)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23

(Continusd On page three)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23
Weather Report

Oregon: Tonight and Taurz-
day probshly showers and cool
er. gentle northwest winds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23

Continued on r"se sw0)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23

Continued on page three)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23

Portland Bridge Struck.
Portland. Ore. July 23-Poftland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23

Continued on page FOUR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-23

tconlIaaed p pee IhIeel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

forcaooenoe Mars. Get lanllebe lto-
bpiie / 1917 par 9,049,S06 IONS,
mebcns set / 1918 noaeoe op til fnn
S,219,t33 Cons. Nebgangen %tilifri-
pes ppientlig SorboIoene nnocr Sri.
gen. Ger anisreS enouioere / Map
porien, at ser / ,Soipos a1iIguiber i
2sbet al 1913 brugtes 332,577 Sag
ger arilbt og 467,9 04 Ennb 3pna'
NIT. Waifiner til Minering at 9ul
begpnbcr III at fommc i nlminbclig
BRIG, ibci Der M or 26 al Dem in
Den Staten. @cnimoo $4,000 Ser
Toner bar / MarctS Sob beifiGitigeoe
/ eler peo Somas 8ruber. 8appor-
Ter fra ale iorifieIige 8riiber piier,
at al oct belle llbbptte blep 205,193
Cons briigt peo @ruben, HAP
Cons bIep iolgt paa Stebct uoen at
forlenbcs, 3157,S65 Cons ien6tes til
Steber inben Staten, mebens finn
491 Ala Cons icnotes til Steocr
lioerom henne. Scrkbancrne brligte
onlfrina 3,640,21S Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
Momtana.

9posfalb / Sentum. Irs. .. 81.
Seblen er forleben afgaaet peo Ssben
/ Senton, efterlaoenbe fig Wano %
TO Ssnner. Samilien bar boet /
Denton De iioite ire Mar.
Grou-%S nbinuere bcsraper Solbnt.
Stepben 6. anigbt er Den fsrite SSir.
bianer al Crop tommen bpb ion
Soloat ,noer iibite &rig, og ligger
MI begrapen paa Gutter Sielo peb
Grop H%eierpotionen. &nigbt opbolot
fig peo en- Sfole / Gbemaipa, Oregon,
Ga &rigen uobrpo, og ban melbte fig
Der iom SripiQig. San blep ipg al
SGring og oeoe / ct Soipital / San
Srancisco. 2iget anfom til Grom
Heierpationen for nogle faa Gage
iioen, og 9egrapelien fanbt Steo I'M.
Der meget b~pitioelige Geremonier %
llnoer Seltagelie al Den belle Stamme.
T%prbrbbelier i Iftngenbe. Billings
Yoliticbef bar / fin aarlige Hopport
giort opmerfiom pna, at S%orbrpoels
fer bar pGret / itobigt Iftagenoe
iiocn @pen blep terlaet ben lite San.
$ Iaret fra lite Wai 1918 til
famine Cato iaar blep Ser ialt fore.
taget 2,645 grreltutioner og bctolt
Wtulfter til ct @elpb al $11,091. s
sc otte Waaneber, oa Staten og @pelt
bar paao, blep Ser gienneminitlig
bier WaaneO foretaget 270 grreita.
tioner meo Wulfter belpbenoe Jig til
$1,012 pr. Wfaaneb, mebens bisie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be iiOite fire
Wtaaneoer er eaaet neo til 102 Irre.
itationcr og $515 betalt / Wi,lfter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

lao ricgenlunoe fan iPtteS paafooe
igjen.
Seicr for Vo~tetbanblere. Snter.
itote Commerce aommiaiionen bar
oisie Gage aigipet en- aienoelie,
bporoeo Observation-Disclosures gjsres
an'parlige for Cab peo 9~eifooigeIie
al Eoteter UNDER transport. Roro.
peltens EotetbanoIere % andre, Der
ienoer bette Eroouft nieo S%ernbaner.
ne, bar / mango Mnnneber 6gt at
gisre Observation-Disclosures aniuarli'
&c for De ltore Sab ion forpoloes
pco for lterf Sebe cler Sroit iamt
ueo at Der bliper I~tiaalet ira 8ogne
UNDER transporter, % Seier err I'll
oellg pltnoet. S Sommertioen MAJ
acknowledgements Sore pere oelpis
aabne for at ifaffe Totctcrne 2uft,
oa De eaers let bill beOrrues, % Oct
bar oGret meget aIininoelig, of Solf
hporiombelit 2oset itnnieoe bar for
ipnet Jig ira De beIpiS aabne Sosne.
Observation-Disclosures iii M tpinges
til at 'faffe t9tte Gitre % paa an
ben Maaoe belfptte Foteter UNDER
transport, euer ogiaa bctale for
bpoo er i%tiaalet eaer beoprpet.
Wibbel mob SfugbranSe. Ser
melotes Tor fort 3io iioen, at Der
giorbeS 9eitrGbeIier ior at bringe
Npbpggere / ben norolige Del al
Staten til at begpnoe nleb Opot9t'
ming al 6aar, % ser oplDlcs mi, at
bette blloer giort / ct oobbelt Sors
maaI. Ser er laoleoes bragt 500
Saur I'll Smegnen al @ilpon, bpor
Oh Eont Bomber So. bar ct al fine
tore InlPg, og Oct er Tor at belfptte
Jig moo Sfogbranoc, at oen mpgtige
aorporation bar toget bette SfriOt.
Ger ubbrso engang iorrige slar Ell
Slbebranb / oct beie @rpS % 3rat
life langt fra Snbrifen, % BET bar
pao ct bGngenoe Sonr, at BET belle
NnI9g oengang bar neobrpnot. Wan
inoioa itrar, at bopoe Oct life p1ret
for alt bette @r9s % arat, iom Mar
eiter Iar fit itaa rbersrt, pilbe So
rem ppret nbetpbeIig, o9 oct err meo
bette Sopebformaol, at DC 500 Saar
er isrt oerbcn for at iege lin Ssoe.
Get ifal forreiten pNre ferIt iaar, at
man / Winneiota pua benne Waaoc
orager Jig SorbeI al Snaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
MuntrDie infurpurercr.

WuntrOie infurpurerer. GR itor
0faioritet al &Glgerne / Montrole
hor' peo GrtrapaIg beiluttet at laoe
@pen inforporere n,toer Stntens 60.
be. Der bar fun 90 Stemmer imoo
Soriloget. Sper ct Snes 8uinber
faiteoe peo bernie Inlebning for for.
Ite Sang lin Stemrme.
Statcns @ilotlope opretboloes.-
Soutb Safotas Ssieiteret bar benne
llee afsipet Ell 9ienoelie, bporoeb
oen Gel al StatenS SiIotlope, Ser
iorbpoer Torienoelie al Silbt, opret-
hcloes troos mobltrioenoe fpberale
2ope. &etten bar BOG life uotalt
Zig ON hporniot 2onen er fonititu-
tionel eIcr life.
&pinber ium Msiesiurs. South
SafotaS 3pinber lpnes uiortrsoeilt
at paatase fig De TIister, iom beres
boreerliee 9igeitilelie meo Wolloen
meoisrer, ioet IsiesIorembeoet /
minbit TO al Statens @per er oper-
taaet al &pinoer. Mrs. Z. Y. Ytc.
9anc or palst til Isiesior | Tbilip
on WrS. Gmma 9opf I'll Ianlme Still
ling / gettysburg.
Hooiepelt fan life fomme. Sra
Srprlt Sbeooore &ooieoelt, SSr., er
mobtaeet Undertaking ON, at ban
besparre life fer Jig iitano til at
fcmme til @lacf Sils peo Iiilsrin.
gen al set Momrment, iom III relies
I'll Winoe ON pans Saoer. Som for
n9pnt opisres bette Monument pan
Soppen al Momt Sbeobore &coie-
belt nGr 9cdbmoob, % Iiilsrings-
fcitlisbeSerne piI iinbe S.ee Den Ace
SuIi.
Soloat bsb / SuipifaI. Sil Col.
ton er inolebet llnoerretnilg on, al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
@iseomTm.
Tuuhcn IfNloin / Mpro.

Tnnbcn lfploig / Mfprb. 9eter
&our, ser par UNDER slnflage for
Wforoet paa @illiom Mnoerion al
Hice Safe, er peo Hetten / Barron
flmben ifploig / Mtoro / aroen @rao.
Straffen er fra IA til % Iar /
StatSfGngilet.
Ga Grpsie fan eelebrere. @praaoet
/ Ga Grosie bar opbppet ben for ct
Iars Sib iioeu peotagne Sororbning,
bporpeb for6obeS at brllge Sprper-
feri al enboer SlaaS. Sorbuoet blep
lat ifrnit for of forebpgge umsbigt
Slsieri al Serge og SprGngitoffe
UNDER 6eiringen al oen 4be Suli. So
Grosie fan oltiua iaar tage lin Won
iaien.
Wp Strcif / Gan Claire. Sber 200
9lrbei0ere / Gillette Hllbber Sos
Sabrif / Gau Claire neblagoe iioite
Manoag Irbeioet. Streifen for
polote8 berpeb, at Sirmaet peo op-
ilaaeoe Ylofoter bapoe parslet Sir.
beioerne ON SabrifenS 9ifning paa
en- ubeitenlt Sib, roen at gipe en
n9rntere Sorflaring, bporfor grbei-
oct neolagbes nogle elmer fsr Den
beitenlte 9l,fningstib ON Iftenen.
Mrbeiberne betragter 2ufningsorbren
iom en- Yroteit MOB lin nplig bon-
| neoe ORGANIZATION.
9pbsfalS / Songbton. Sans Ie.
terien Trogitao er ben lite Mai / lit
Siem / Sougbton afgaaet peo Seoelt
/ en- @loer al 81 @ar. San par feot
i Sanbe, Sarlsberg, % ubpanbreOe
til Mmerifa / 1882. San fom fsrit
til Minneapolis, men flpttebe etpar
slar ienere til Soligbton, Der ban
lloen M~fbrpoelie boebe / 81 gar.
San eiterlaoer Jig Suitrn oe fem
Born; en- Ssn og en- Cater Dor /
Sougbton, Ell Sen / alberta, Canada,
og en- / Iortb Safota ianlt en- Satter
/ Chicago. gegrabelien fanbt Steb
paa @rnplunben / @aibburn Ben
14be Wai.
8ammel % mart % Saae. Irs.
Naanbilo @iilitab err ben 13oe Mai
afaaaet peb Cohen hos lin Satter.
Mrs. Sper 8aliitao, i @oobpiae / BEN
bsie aloer al 941a s(ar. Snn bar
fsot i Sorg, 8ulhalen, @orse, Ser
bun / 1855 blep gift meb anoreas
@nlitao, % De uboanorebe til Slime.
rita | 1880. De boiatte iig isrIt /
9alopin, / bpis M9rbeo De ienere
fisbte Jig Sarm. Sor II aar iioen
flptteoe De til Satteren / @oobpine,
bnor @anben for flere slar tiIbaae
osoe. Sorioen Satteren cfterlaber
De Zig II Ssn. gnbrep 8uIitao,
9albpin. Mrs. 8ulitab blep iteot
tilbpiIe Den 17be Nai ira @oobpine
norif -liitberife Girfe, bpor Yait. g. 3.
&ammer iorrettebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
NDr0 9afota.

Bar faloem af Soset. SSrco Boo.
man, Ngcnt for Stanoaro Oil SO.
og Sleocinofisber / 9liblep, fanoteS
nplig iom Sig paa 500 anens
Spor nGr @pen. San par fort Sio
fer iteget poa 2oeet Tor at reiie til
"iSmarcf, % ban nntngeS at ppre
falocn al ioet han gift ira en- &ogn
til Ell onoen. Tco at fpmme ulocr
Sogets @iul bar hans Sopeo ifilt
ira &roppen.
80 Mrno menes brufnct. - 50
ltfienote WTno meleS at bore oriif.
net / Heo 2afe Hiper peo 8rano
Sorts Den 20oe oS. Gn Wano iaaes
isrlt at ialbe ira Gpmningen neb |
Strpmnten, buorpaa Ell anben, Ser
lao og iiifeoe ~rebenfor, itprteoe iig
/ %nnbet for at re0Oe ben ferite. @eg.
&c paaltnacS at mere orllfnet, mert
set bar life lpffeoes at gieniinoe no-
gen al be TO 2ig.
Statcns &iubmrnb at mpoe /
ManOan. Stotena SCREENING al aipb-
memo, cler 9tortb Safota &etoil
Wercbants I%9iocintion, iom Srgani.
iotionen o%iiicicIt fables, bill bape lin
narlige &%onpention / Wanbon ira
10oe til 13oe Sltni, bcggc Gage mo
befattet. Woocrnc Sanoelsmetbooer,
f%ortant Sorretning, aipbmanbsior.
refining / imoa Sper, aonfllrrance
meb Toitorberbuie oe anbet nppnes
iom. DC ErobIenter, ser pil forbdno.
les unoer Wpoet.
&uinoc orrbt ocS Mntpmpbilnlpf.
fc. MfiIs SiIiou Hemton, % Nar
CANNED og bocnoc / Winot, blep
brTbt NOR Tarihan peo at Ell IlIto-
mobll pTltebe. Ncnrp Snp, Ser fisrte
Illtomobilen, fem alporlie tilifabe.
Set bar nnoer Goriseet paa at fipre
ira Ell trilenbc Hegnitorm at ltlpf-
fen inotrai. Nils Neptons Wober,
Scr npliN nar anfomnlet fra gIoora.
90, GunlaS, Tor at DO hos Satteren,
fisrtc / Ell Iutomobil lige fornn Den
boorlnocr hcn0c5 Cater blep brGbt.
Inlrascr Saa mob Sturiastcrne.
Nttornep General @iIlinm 2nnaer
bar anlagt So0 moo Storilaaterne
ior at forbpoe Dem at ta9e ii,lb @c-
taling Tor Sfinfe meo set Iapir,
huori Dc or in0paffcbe. Spab Sim.
fer % reget aiso er paffet /, peier
ira s til II Ounces, % trooS at
bette Eapir flru or pGrb omfrins 6
Gents pr. Tino. iaa tager Storilag'
icrne Ben fuIoe Tris for iaapeI Sno.
pafnins Tom Aiso, nemlig melenl
40 % 60 Gents pr. Sinb. Settc
bill Mr. 9onecr iese at iaa forbi,oi
peb eli HetSfienbclie
Turlrnselic al Statens Scrnbane.
linic. Stoten Nortb Safota bar, ION
~bcfierbt, arln9t Ell Sernbane - el'
Ter rettere Sporpei = ira @tSmarci
op til &apitolict, % Ser arbeioeS III
poa Ell Tlan hporpeo oenne al Sta.
ten eicoc @one ifal forlTrtges % iTt'
ties / SorbinbcIie meb Soo.@onel
Gen iinaniieQc SIDE al Sagen bier
orbnet al iihite 2eeisIatiir, % iielat
De Tlaner, iom mn er iInber Irbeibt
/ StatenS Sngcnieroepartement pil
TorIGngeIien % S%orbinoelien mel
80 @aneIinicn uosisre Ell loop
ellcr Girfel opom 3apitoliet.
Cite Timers Nrbciosbas for &uin'
Der. N%ttornep General Ranger ban
beronr Saacn erflGret, at Den rpt
Sop, bporpco M~rbeioSoagen fpl
apinber iGtteS ill otto Elmer, oi
ramme ale &oteIler inben Staten
ibct altioa Der aniatte &pinoer III
fommc. inb unoer bcnne @eitemmel
ie. SotcIeierne bar isr bapt Den Sp
iatnine, at 9open life angif ben
mere emo enbper Sismcoer, mer
Mr. Sanger bar berspet Dem oettl
'Seres Saab % sipet anicSnins II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
Gp(er iI9 Mma!

Oct er let. Saa Satarrb'eu no al bit On.
item. Den ct Dit Snbe. Sotorrb ailu9er
bin eipsfraft peo al f~orltprre GrnGrins5pirt,
lombeben. Din Seoe bliper life ret iorbeiet.
Ven paSierer siennsm Observation-Disclosures
loen at NGrtnoen bliuer nbtaget. iSpao BIZ
lpt'er godr bopeoia9elie tilipilbe. Sitebet'
fpr at Vlooct ltnloe optage NGrin9 ai9iper
bet ben tatarrballte @ift / Spltemet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

iaa ncgenlunoe fan i9ttes poafooe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

Se hGnser site, al Srcee. fcrr troehoInet
Isle psnee % life CT reaiiirerei. ommer bon
paa Seien. senb beripr lite Isle Vense nsea
ct isa Suffering isg erepet.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-02-20

Miss Mary E. Covington, Of RI
8. is visiting her sister at Frank
linville. II
L. B. Crouch last Friday NOV!
ed his family from Cordova to
Watson Heights.
Miss Elizabeth Haywood is
doing clerical work in the Regis
ter of Deeds Office.
R. B. Hutchinson Wednesday
bought a five-passenger Ford
from the Page Station.
Miss Sallie Davis returned
home Monday from Salisbury
hospital, much improved. |
Miss Margaret Jones and Mrs.
DR.. Daniels, of Sanford, were the
guests of Miss Margaret Hancock
| two days last week.
The Postal Telegraph Com
pany has reopened its office at
Laurinburg; it was closed for the
past several months.
DR.. A. c. Everett now has his
offices in the rooms over the Post
Dispatch office, formerly used by
the Red Cross as a Sewing Room.
Miss Caroline McLendon re-
turned to Wadesboro Wednesday
night, after a ten days visit here
to her sister, Mrs. w. N. Everett,
Jr.
! DR.. Farley P. James and Miss
Halle Covington, both of Laurin-
burg, were married in that city
Wednesday evening at the Meth
odist church.
A wire received Wednesday by
Mr.. J. T. Bennett from Tyler
Bennett, at Beaumont, Texas,
: stated that he was making voy-
age across to Rotterdam on the
ship Dayron.
Ex-Sheriff B. L. Wall, of Arson
, county, died in that county on
Thursday morning of last week
, of uremic poisoning after illness
of only a few days. lnterment
> Friday at Forestville church.
= Prof. L. J. Bell will leave Friday
e morning for Chicago to attend
! the annual meeting of the super.
}. !intendents of the National Edu.
lcational Association; he will be
absent from his office for ter
days.
d 1t is reported that the officers
of the Brenizer Unit have sailee
> from France. In the Unit hav
, ing sailed are Its. Chas. /. Aller
g and James M. Davis, of Wades
$ boro. The personnel of the Unit
d will doubtless sail Immediately.
81 Mr.. L. A. Wilson, of Mt. Olive
IS came Wednesday to spend two
n or three days with his uncle, DR.
a L. D. McPhail. He was in Ma
- - chine Gun Company, 10th infan
q try, 30th division, and was sho
II in the ankle. He was invaded
home the first part of January.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-02-20

Mrs. Edward Worth, Of Media,
Pa, will come here from Pine
rst Saturday 20 spend week
with Mrs. ]. P. Leak.
Among the new subscribers
this week is George T. Swink,
who Dec. 22nd moved to Union
county to farm; his address Isl
Peachland, Rt. 2.
Rev. William Black. Synodical
evangelist, will conduct a revival
at Laurinburg Presbyterian
church from March 2 to 9; his
choir leader, Mr.. Burr, will be
with him.
Mrs. Minnie L. Blanton, secre-
tary of the N. c. Library Com
mission, will visit Rockingham
labout the first week in March
with the purpose of having the
local library permanently estab-
1 lished.
The engagement of Miss Cad
die Fowle and Mr.. Charlie Nor
ton was announced this week,
the wedding to be April 3Oth.
both are of Washington, N. G.
Miss Fowle is remembered here,
she having visited Mrs. c. K
/ Waddill, nee Miss Fannie Dock
cry.
Jasper Grant, son of c. B.
Grant, Wolf Pit, returned home
Monday. Grant was in Co. B.
: 321st infantry, 81st division, and
received a bullet in his leg in the
last few minutes of the fight or
:. Nov. 18th. He was invaded
| home, and now has honorable
: discharge. He has a yellow
: wound stripe on his right sleeve
: and a yellow stripe on lef
: sleeve for overseas service.
In the Casualty List published
Wednesday is given the name o
i Thomas P. Griffin, of Hamlet, a
Y having been slightly wounded
Ell Griffin is a very intelligent negro
n and at the time of registration
y was working at Carney's Point
!" N. ]. He was sent from thi
county to Camp Grant in tn
Al squad of 81 April 4. 1918, and h
was placed in charge of the squa
!, = on their trip from here to camp
VI Messrs. George and D. S. Wa
n burton received word a fey
r. days ago that their nephew
James Allan Warburton, ha
= died recently at Madras, Indi;
v of blood poison. He was on hi
.. way to Amritsir, India, tradin
: for a large fur company of b.
n ton. The company has cable
!. for more information concernin
!. his death, and will advise HI
relatives here. He traded fc
the British government in Afric
q for II years, and was here on
NJ visit to the Warburtons a yea
D ago.