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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-10

They were supported by 5000 guns
of all calibers and had 800 tanks on
front Of 10 miles. Duke AlbrcCht
of Wurttemberg, the German com
mander on this front. had available
only % divisions of inferior fight
ing quality. These divisions con-
tanned approximately 100000 men.
He had only 1000 guns.
This allied attack. the Excelsior
continues, would have carried the
war into annexed Lorraine and into
Rhenish Prussia, threatening to cut
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-10
A VOICE FROM THE f.. A. r.

Embracing What America Wants of
of the War;
BY Lieut.. Grantland Rice, Third
Army, A. E. F.
France may have Alsace-Lorraine;
Italy can grab her share;
Slip the British Turkey-Spain,
Or slice of old Ukraine,
Africa. or anywhere;
But so far as we're concerned,
Looking back across the foam.
With our faces westward turned
All we ask is-"Send us home"
Belgium has a worthy claim
On the war chest of the Hun;
Serbia may we'll exclaim
I'VE were also in the game
When you scored the winning run.
But concerning just our stake.
Hiking through the muddy loan.
We have one request to make
All we ask is-'Send us home"
Maybe we have done our part:
Anyway, we gave our best;
Though trihe slow to start
We came through with willing
heart
When we bumped against the test; ;
Now when all rewards are due.
Pecring through the wintry gloam.
This is all we seek from you
All we ask is-"Send us home"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-10
PROSPECT OF AN ALLIED
DRIVE SCARED GERMANS
Hurried to Request Armisticc Jus,
Before Castclnau Would Have
Attacked with 600, 900 Men.

Paris, Jan. 9.-Germany hurried
to request the armistiCe when she
saw that a new allied offensive was
to be launched on the Lorraine front
by November -. by 100000 men
under command of General de Cas-
telnau. says the Excelsior.
American and French troops, it
says. were concentrated on the front
between Briey and Chateau Salins
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-10
RELIEE Is I,ipEi;ATivE.

Conditions which have come to-
light since the signing of the armis-
tice are worse than had been antici-
pated and the destitute and suffer-
ing peoples in the near east are in
imperative need of relief. The peo-
pie of Armenia, Syria, Persia, Paies-
tine and of other countries. oppress-
vation, and in order to hasten as
rapidly as possible the relief of these
sufferers a nationwide campaign wi
i've conducted during the week of
January II to 10 to raise a fund of
so 100000. OF >this Lancaster
county's apportionment is $500.
nd an chort will be made by =
committee headed by Waddy II
dollar contributed viii be sent
through the state department for
the relief of the 3,95O,OOO people.
OF whom 100000 are orphan chill
dren.
One great purpose Of the entrance
of America into the world war was
to make it impossible that the rights
of small nations shall be trampled
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500 PER HORSEPOWER.

Tho mombcr or tho pbot, cor,-
,,ittee at tho good roads convention
p, Coi,r,,ia Dooor,hor N uho
wosod an a,ros, s;r.,a-ho,aoo eoh,
ro~ .av -, ,,r., nor ,o,.ou,,,.o,.
and ,oet wben tho ,,ot,or woo srh
mined ,o rho vo,o ., ,boso ,resor,
didn't lose at all The state good
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-10
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1919.
PROHIBITION.

Three states ratified the cOnstitu-
tional prohibition amendment Tues
day. making total of nineteen
states which have endorsed the pro-
posal of congress. Ratification by
seventeen states is now needed be
fore national prohibition becomes a
law. The nineteen states which
have ratified are Kentucky. Virginia.
Mississippi South Carolina, North
Dakota, Maryland, Montana. Ari-
Zona, Delaware, Texas. South Da-
kota. Massachusetts,, Georgia. Lou
isiana, Florida. Michigan, Ohio. Col
orado and Oklahoma.
Representatives OF the distiliery
companies of the country held a
meeting in Chicago Tuesday and de
cided to oppose the amendment and
the war prohibition law. which goes
into effect July |, by every Legal
means possible. This opposition.
however. is NOT likely to develop
anything stronger than that which
mas Oeen in process since the states
first began to go dry. Prohibition
mas been working we'll and the peO-
pie are satisfied with ii as a state
PropoSitioh. Just now well II vii.
WORK out as national proposition is
yet TO be seen but no one attempts
10 dehE 'hat national prohibition, as
wen as hational suffrage for women.
DIS "r' bryan pIeaseS 10 put IT, rs
coming.
( IL is quite remarkable situation
when viewed by states and compar-
states are enforcing the law with
more rigidlty than others South
Carolina is having little or no trou-
Ole In enforcing the law. virginia
Whlch passed an 'alr-tiEht law IN
the beginning has experienced some
'diitlculty in enforcing 1t, notWith
standing the appointment OF pro
hibition commissioner, who draws a
large salary ana gives MS eht're time
10 looking after the oootieggers. Re-|
Gently officers have been so dilicent
In some parts OF Virginia in their
efforts TO stop the Importation Of
'speerits' into the town mat they
have been going into the trains and
searching baggage which comes
from the wet sections. me 'hiteo
States encouragement has rendered
decision that such procedure Is un-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-10

off the German army in Belgium and
in the Ardennes from its bases.
German general headquarters. re-
alizing that the divisions on other
sectors were exhausted and that its
out avcrted catastrophe by plead
ing for an armistice
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-10

onstrated argument that the perma-
nent road is much the cheapest il
the end. The road builders of that
State have interested the farmer in
permanent road building and have
convinced him that he is paying less
today for roads than he paid in nor
NAL times, or under conditions ex-
listing before the war. The argu-
ment takes a curious, but practical
turn. Out there the farmer is build
ing roads. with milk-that is. he is
building so much road through the
sale Of so much milk, or so many
bushels of wheat. 1t is an old ar
gument in new shape and one
which we take more than ordinary
pleasure in turning loose in North
Carolina at this particular time.
1.-The Wisconsin discussion re
vcals that since the war the cost of
road construction has increased con-
! siderably-50 per cent in the case OF
concrete and 80 per cent in crush
ed gravel. Yet at the same time it
developed that the farmer today can
buy more raods with his products
I than he could few years ago.
While the cost OF road building has
gone up, the price which the farmer
receives for his products has regis
tered a much higher advance. so
that 100 pounds of milk or bushel
of grain will buy more road today
than it would in 1914. The farmer
may he having so per cent more. but
he is receiving 100 per cent more.
The calculation is that 100 pounds
of milk in 1914. which sold at $1.27
a hundred, would buy one square
INnrd of concrete road surface. which
was quoted at SIPS yard in that
H'''' ne average price OF milk
'"'S year mas oeeh 500 per loo
''''""'' P""'"''oiS are T"''V)' NI
''' "N''"S' vi F-'"" per ioo' Win
'""''''e '"'" S"'l"'i"s "' Fl'' per
Nfuar' Har"' II means that loo
p"u"uS VI MIX VIII thiS year pur-
'""S' "I'h"St one anu ohe-hali
S''"" " '"''''''' Su'I"ciHS' ull-
'''''''' "' "i''-"''I NaI"'
'"""E ""S"'i oI wheat AT F-.'"
'"N >'!"''" N"'os
VI '""''''' '"'" sur lace at Fi'''
N''''' H"'"' /" ''l'' WI" "heat at
'''' an" '"n'ic'e io"" u'Ia''ns at
Fi'-' H"""'e yard one oushei Oh
N'''"' "'"'' ""S 'h'ee-p"" -'' "i
" '"'"' VI "'"'oS' one
nan S"'" III purchasing power
'''''''"' 'o'''p"''S"" HAY Ne
val 'e" ou' lo' s'aNc' an" art r"auS
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Pearman, of Anderson; fourth, Vic
tor Nj. Montgomery, of Spartanburg; !;
fifth, john 7. Stevens. OF kershaw !;
sixth, ID. w. Alderman, Jr., of Flor
ence; seventh, Frank l.. BroadnaA,
of Columbia.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-10

MISS rarIs VI. Eiliotte has return
ed TO her home after a visit OF six
weeks in Baltimore and Washington.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-10

Entered as Second Glass Matte
October Z, 1905. at the Postofiice at
Lancaster. S. c.. under act of Con-
gress OF March 3, 1879.
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The News Is not responsible for the
views of Correspondents. Short and
rational articles on topics of general
interest Will be gladly received
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
B U L E T I N i.
WASHINGTON. 16 Iunie.

WASHINGTON, 16 Iunie. =
Generalul Derosey O. cabtel a
raportat astazi Ia ministerul de
razboi ca trlpele americana au
primit ordin sa treaca froniera In
Mexico spre a fugari bsnditii vi
ligti.
In El Paso s'au tras multe 70
curl de ar1na, lar trecerea grani
tel s'a ordonat ca o masura TX
protejare locuiterilor 81 propri
etatilor din Ell Paso.
Generalul Cabbel mai zice Cd
trupele n'au fost trimise GU SEQ
pull de invaz;e a Mexicoului, ci
Cd vor fl retrase imediat ce lini
stea va fl ssigurata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
CEALALTA FATA.
Hamilton, IL Iunie 1919
orata Redactie America!

IIduiiltOu, Il Iuillt IJI'.
Onorata Redactie America!
Desi nu sunt abonat la D-tra.
find la ,,Rominul", imi iau in
drazneala a va ruga sd desmin-
titi stirea din Rominul din II !u-
ME, unde zice ca Rominii din Ca
NADIA sunt maltratati. Era bine
ca .,Rominul" sa sc Fl informal
de la un Romin, nu Sc publ!ce
dupa stiri de la Bolsevici 81 pro-
|ignorati Hum. Aici vim scrisori,
eu am inceput a scrie din Fe-
bruarie 81 am PRINT scrisori lin
'Sibiiu, Rominia. Apoi acei care
nu au scris adresele cum a fost
mai intii in America" publicat,
de sigur ca sunt refuzati mai
scrie Austria sau Bucovina, Eu-
ropa. in loc de a scrie cum au fost
indrumati de d-tra. Banii sd tri-
nit in toata lumea de aici, daca
al. Gu dragoste frateasca, va rog
a scuza de indrazneala:
Iosif G. Rus, 80 Stuart st. e. Ha-
milton, Ont, Canada.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
REF ECTu,
NEAMUL ROMfNESC DIN BI
COVINA.
De: Arcade Ghiuta.

Multi bucovineni Sc intreabd
unul pc altul ca oare eel Gu Bu
covina? Dare de ce nu scriu foile
romincsii nimica despre Bucovi-
ma, 81 cum de a esit curentul sti-
rilor imbucuratoare cit 81 aceiasi
insufletire nationala 81 adinca
simpatie 81 imbratosare Gu mama
eli Rominia.
E drept au fost la timpul sau
mari lupte, multe ciocniri, 81 dea
curmezisul drumului ,au fost mul.
| te curse fntinse de hoardele dus-
rnane t~e. colorului rominesc,
plini de gelozie, 81 Gu toate aces
te moi am 1nvins, am invins; 81
inca in asa un mod, ca nici odaia
Romfnia nu a putut crede lup-
ia att de puternica a Rominilor
din Bhcovina in mijlocul dusma-
nilor, pc cfnd Rominilor din Tran
silvania 81 Ardeal, carl erau sun
snuta ungureasca, 81 care nu il
era permis nici scoli, nici biserici
Gu att mai putin soeetati filar.
monice, ecu melodii rominesti 81
Gu trei color rominesc in fruntc
La moi in. BncOvina resunau toate
vaile, Desteapta-te Romine 81 trei
colorul romfnesc filfaia pc toate
scolile 81 Ia petreceri pc yfrfuri
de brazi, 81 petrecerile nationaie
Sc desvotau ca in o adeyarata
Romfnie Mare, pretutindenea.
Tot ce era str&in mise inchina
noua 81 moi de 0 supunere nu vo.
Jam Sd sti1n, pfnA 81 interogatoa.
Irele pc Ia judecxtorii lc-am impns
'sS fie Rornini1or explicate IN 70,
mfneste, sustinind q de altfel in,
|treaga judecat6 M are valoare
insa p1n6 atuncf luptele ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
VISUJL SFARfMAT.

Credeam ca pot sal due pc toti
Spre visul unde toti s-ar duce.
Gu toti sa mergi credeam Cd poti
81 nu stiam vremea ce-aduce.
Visam de mimi nesupuse,
De suflete ca 81 al mieu,
De 1ncordarile nespuse
Spre scopul Gel vrea Dumnezeu..
La mine-acas am apucat
S aud la vatra glas de lupta,
Si-mi suna trimbiti, departat,
Cintare din razboaie rupta.
Si-acuma-mi spun ca s'a sf1rsit,
Ca 1lu-i nimica fnnainte,
Ca trebuie 1nnabusit
Ce-avem mai drept 81 mare'n min
te;
Imi spun de ce e'7ntelept
81 rid de nebunia noastra =
81, iata, singura, astept,
Supt vijelie stind sihastra,
81 numai noaptea ar putea
Sa site de durerea mea
81 oare nu mai e un cfnt
Un clint sa-mi fie mingiiere,
Un cint batrin, salbatec,- Stint,
Un clint de apriga putere?
| ORR VENT acum un ceas
! Cind n are sunet al mieu glas,
81 tot >ce N lume-i mai frumOs
Sta s7ngerat in terna jos?
Si-atunci mai bine-as fngropa
Aceasta fata ce 'ascunde,
Sin umbra as cufunda,
Sa hu ma afle orisiunde.
81 as inchide N vremuri m0arte
Ce ma fost voia crudei soarte!
Tradusa de N. Iorga.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
N|druntisWi.
EPIGRAMA ZIIEI.
\,
GU DOUA.

La frumoasa ,,anchorare"
Avura-ti Mme des.-ula,
81 cistigu inca-i mare
1ncit nu-i de-ajuns = nula. +.
DR.. Isaia.
,,Pierde Vara" cind a trecut pc
la Cleveland, Ohio, pc. linga ii
gari, mai pomenit 81 despre c
baie, dar moi nu vrem sa spunem
nimica despre asia.
i'm Youngstown, Ohio, s'a con.
statat ca Dumnezeu nu are fabri
ca de hirtie. Probabil de aceea
va trebui sa-si reduca uni ambi
tile ce doreau sd lie ofera tipari
te gaia pentru toti = semidoctii
,,Epistolia'' 81 ,,Visul" sun1
tot de potca. Odata sc spune ca
sunt falsificate, lar alta data ST
spune ca nu sunt adevarate. S
una 81 cealalta parere, sunt sus
tinute de unul 81 acelasi. Un nor
semn de ,,statornicie" inte
lectuala.
,,Fata Popii'' a ajums epitroa
pa 81 patroana la ,,Liga Liberia
til" lui PetrinO. NASH la aceasti
noua incuscrire, vor avea sa pie
ce din Youngstown, Ohio, ca s;
nananseasca tomna N Cicagau
unde are sa pontifice = Balea.
Celia Gu ..zearu'S Gu mai multt
hume din New York, a ajms 81
dele pasusuri sirbesti 81 sfatur
unguresti tiparite N rOmIneste Ii
nenOrOcitii ce pleaca acasa.
Ziarele americana ne aduc Sti
rea ca Bryan voieste sa piece la
Olanda ca sa faca lumea ,,dry"
Vecinii nostri insa he spun ca {
pacat de asa caiatOrie lunga s.
costisitoare cmd 81 asa sc site Cd
! i'm Olanda sunt destule ,,mOri dt
vint".
Acuma stim Gu siguranta CO
tratatul de pace are sc fie sub
scris ,,cfndva'' 81 presedintele
Wilson inca Sc va reintoarce aca
sd - ,,cindva"
Daca adevarat ca delegatl
de pace incaruntesc in Paris in
asteptarea unei paci, atunci pu.
tenn { isiguri ca in carind 81 Ro
mini eel ce nu voiesc sa ascuitt
sfaturile binevoitoare, au Sc IN
carunteasea plecind acasa 81 in
torcfnd indarat din New York
dupa &c au ramas - LETTER.
Daca fiecare orasel din Texas
IS. Oklahoma, care prA nd: ca
..centru de Olei'' ar avea sin
gura fintina de olei, fiji sigur
ca lumea intreaga ar umbla 20
= ,,oleita" -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18

La frumoasa ,,anchorare"
Avura-ti lume destula,
81 cistigu inca-i mare
1ncit nu-i de-ajuns x nula.
DIR. Isaia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18


onale 81 culturale q Romlnilor
din Bucovina.
Aici Sc oglindeste istoria nea-
mului rominesc 81 obstacolele carl
le-au intfmpina& niste barbati
Gu scrieri 81 urmasi al vitei lati-
ne al carei istorii vor ramine ne
muritoare in sufletele noastre la
toti Romfnii din .toats partile lu-
mel, ar Fl prea Snnlt de scris 81
ar fl prea multi de lucru pentru
a lie putea insiras pc toate, caei
sunt foarte multe, snsA, moi am
fost 81 suntem e1e, tdeem 81 ia
Gem, 81 Gees &c &oeem poi ramine
nemuritor 81 negters pc veci din
sinul celor mind eani s'au mas
cut ca Romini, si reau 50 moara
Romini, char a. y lune de ia
natici ar ii fost ~ Fl contra
noastra, tot moi on anvinge.
Ca foile M ~ - ninica de-
spre Bucovina \ q am a
juns culmea bpe eeAor ce mai
traiesc, find M odinioard
iss9 ,%p''n's ass.s, { sas = q !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01
BACK LIKE A
BOARD? IT'S
YOUR KIDNEYS

There's no use suffering fr0m the
aWful aEuaF of lame hack. DoHst waii
I'll il -passes Of. It only comes hack.
Fina the cause and step IL Diseased
coBdieiona Of kidneys are usually indi-
eats1 - stiff lame backs and other
wI1eAize pains, which are natures sig
nzls ~ kelpl
Muss tie remedy. When you feel
the 81 twinges Of pain or experi-
enee @y 81 these symptoms, get busy
at enDl 6s 20 your druggist and ges
q - Fl tie pure, original GOLD
AmAL Haarlem Oh Capsules, i'm
pert0 fFssA every month from the
lsksH4DsEisz in Haarlem, Holland.
pl@mt azd easy TO take, they Instant
" a9aR the poisonous germs ciogsing
yO9 Wsssn and bring quick relief.
IeI ever two hundred years they
have Assz helping the sick. Why not
try tAe1f Sold everywhere By re-
bahls druggists In sealed packages.
Three sissA Money back If they do
not help you. Ask for .'GOLD
MEDAL" and be sure the name
GOLD MEDAL" is on the box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01

Continued from page one)
association voted to keep bars open
here and continue sale if 2.75 beer and
Notwithstanding wines. The New
York Hotel Men association decided
to obey the law, Sin act and spirit, -
but left this to individual interpreta.
tion.
Last Night Big One.
New York, in common with most of
the big "wet55 spots in the country,
celebrated the partial demise of John
Barleycorn last night with drinking
bout that riyalled any similar effort in
its history. Sale Of "hard" drinks
ceased exactly at midnight but lhc eeie-
orators were so wcll inoeulatcd BY that
time that they did not mind, Tor the
time being. After midnight the bars,
cafes and hotels here continued to pur-
vey light wines and beer ntil 1880.
There WIS n last hour rush to increase
stock for home consumption, but moth.
ing like what had been anticipated. The
public, apparently counted on being
able TO continue purchase Of the lighter
drinks rs result Of the ruling from
Washington late Yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01
Court Decision Sought.

owe are cndeavoring to get an i'm
mediate authoritative court decision as
10 what constitutes intoxicating beer
in a ease being tried today in Balti'
MORE, he said.
"In the meantime district attorneys
have not been authorized to ignore the
sale of beer, nor have they been In.
struetod to make arrests Ny state.
ments of last night is the only Instiue-
tions that have gone out.
"When congress defines what consti'
tutes Intoxicating beer our course will
be clear.
"The first test care the department
had in New York was lost. It was Geld
by the court that the question of what
constitutes an intoxieant was a qdes.
tion of fact in each instance.
"It would mean that if VIC arrest
thousands over the country, in light Of
the present court rulings that we would
have to make jury case Of each arrest
'Iu the meantime we contend that
the sale Of beer is in violation Of ihe
law If court decision is delayed or
congress is slow in passing enforce
ment laws. we NAV find it necessary to
make wholesale arrests throughout the
country
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01

Chicago, July 1.-(uniicd Press.)-
SALOONS were opcn and doing business
nearly Gas usual here today. beer
and light wines were on tap. In some
places stronger drinks were available
for double yesterdays prices.
/, The last minute action Of tie city
council last night in issuing siAty-jay
licenses permitting the sale Of beer and
light wines, caused several hundied sa.
loonmento change their plans about los
ing up
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01
OUAKES IN ITALY

The observatory and San Lorenzo
church were damaged in Florence.
shocks Widespread.
SeisalegFaphs registered shoeks in The
seventh degree on the Mcrealh scale in
the Florence ueighborhood and ia the
third degree as fur IS Vcnise. The
mayor Of Rome placed company Of
fircmen It the disposal Of the Florence
authorities The military WIS also en-.
gagged IN rendering aid.
Wounded eontinaed to arrive IN the
hospitals at Santa Maria and Sovclla.
King Victor Emmanuel was expected
to reach Florence shortly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01
Palnler Reiteratas Warnlng.

Washington, July 1.-(United Ercss.l
Dealers who continue TO sell beer are
in danger of arrest and prosecution, At
torney General Palmer declared TO-DAY.
Explaining his official statement Of
the course 70 be followed BY the de-
partment Of justice in enforcing war
time prohibition and which left doubt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01

All the instruments in the obsei va.
tory at Florence were rendered useless
by the earthquake. The Duchess
D'Aosta has assumed charge Of relief
work and established her headquarters
in the Novella hospital at Santa Maria.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01

San francisco. Police Judge Oppen.
helm out.selomoned Solomon. Two
women with indispulahle claims 10 own.
ership Of Belgian hare left satisfied
when the court elected to retain the
hafe aud divide the imminent off.
snring.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01

Mrs. Ed Gannett, Lewis, Arthur and
Grace Gannett Of Arizona. Mrs. A. j.
Beatty, Verda, Lester and Anna Beatty
Of Seattle, Roy Ritzenthallar Of HO-
quiam and Mrs. Charles Hulet of Seat
tie were the out Of town guests.
The couple are now on their way to
Alaska on their wedding trip. After
their return they win be at home in
Portland to their many friends.
Only the members Of the immediate
families were present at the wedding
Of Miss Jennie Pearee and W. A. Erwin
which took place Sunday at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
L. Pearce, 664 North Church street.
iSyringa, ocean spray and pink canter-
bury bells formed artistic decorations
for the quiet affair, and Reverend W.
G. Kantner read the impressive ring
ceremony. The bride is a well known
Salem girl and has a host Of friends
among the younger set. Mr.. Erwin is as
sistant manager Of the Big Creek leg.
ging company near Astoria. The young
couple left Immediately on short wed.
ding trip after which they viii make
their home in Knappa.
Miss Lucille Jaskoski, who has been
the house guest Of Miss Gertrude Camp
bell in Portland has returned TO Salem
and resumed her duties with the Ladd
and Bush bank.
ST. Paul's Guild will meet with Miss
Clark on 18th and Chemeketa Wednes.
day afternoon at 2:30.
A group Of young folk mOtored to
Silver Creek Sunday, where they en-.
joycd dinner and a trip to the falls
The return trip was made through Sill
verton where they ate lunch in the
park, returning to Salem late that eve
ming. Those who enjoyed the outing
were Miss lhey Nichols, Louise Timm
Ruth Tucker, Ida Schrunk, Alice
Sehrunk, Bessie Schnnk, and John
Hain, Alex Dumas, Madison Nichols,
Arthur oJhnson, Roy Hawthorne and
Archie Dumas.
Mrs. E. f. Waters has returned to
Salem after two weeks visit in poit.
land with relatives and friends.
There will be a meeting Of the chair
men Of all the committees connected
with the banquet and hut for the home
coming celebration, at the Commercial
club auditorium this evening at eight
n 'elock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01
QUOTATIONS ON LIBERTY /

New York, July l.--Liberty
quotations:
: 3l5 S 99A0; first As 94.90; second
As 93.9s; first AZ s 9j14; second
4h's 04.06; third AZ 5 95; fourth
"A S 94.04; victory 3 34's 10O.l4;
"A 3.4's 99.9S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-01

Mrs Marion Cochran, aged 81, who
crossed the plains to Oregon with her
parents in 1852, died at Albany la<
Saturday,