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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-30

HAVE BUYERS for a strictly modern
home close in, for about $500 All
cash; and for room bungalow in
s. W. Salem for $500. $500 down,
balance $25 month. G. w. Niemey-
er, Masonic building. 2-1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-30

SOUL SCIENCE--You are invited to
join our Science success club for
health and harmony, nothing better,
free to all. Mrs. Geo. Mackie, 343
N Liberty. Class for instruction
starting Feb. -, p. m. 2-5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-30

SPECIAL NOTICE. am only adver-
tising special bargains, therefore
when you see my ads it will indi-
cate that | believe the property is
offered at bargain. See my ad in
this issue. John H. Scott, 404 Hub
bard bldg. 1-30
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-30
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE

For $500 on easy terms can
sell you a very choice home on
Court street, near the State
House. It is a choice location
for keeping roomers or board-
ers. Hot water, heat through
out, full cement basement, all
strictly modern and in good
condition with garage.
=
This is q slaughter sale
and one you cannot afford to
miss if you want o nice home.
Any deloy will cause you to
lose this bargain.
JOHN H. SCOTT
404 Hubbard Bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-30

FOR SALE-2S5 acres well improved
grain and stock ranch, u mile
from Marion, Or, rs acres in fall
grain, so acres in pasture, so acres
in timber, running water Write for
prices and terms. Henry Fennell,
Marion, Ore. 2-5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-30

BRING me your shoe repairing, can
save you money. Mems first class
half soles $3.50, others cheaper, first
class work guaranteed. N. Brueck,
1853 8. Com u. 1-31
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-30

LADIES why NOT wear Dr.. Scott 3
y Electric Magnetic corsets when they
. cost you no more than others. His
goods are all guaranteed. Sold by M
L Mackie, exclusive agent, 343 N.
Liberty, apartment 2. Agents want.
ed. 30
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-30

AS GOOD as new, gas range, good
heating stove, water heater, retail
ored overcoats and suits, at half
price. Tine Capital Exchange, 337
Court st. Phone 493. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-30

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
.KTIcS RgJxzxaG
ABOUT CT. HOUSE


GContlSuea From raSs Ons
sagy 81 stass. rh0saa M Summons. inc
csrfGfied lists - the fOuf state candid
date@ % both tie TJeznDc tac and rs
publican tickets, fhs s0Fiper being
headed 81 Albert 3. Richie. gOF Cover
nos. SOD latter ~ narry N. Nics
The messing og the Republicans VS.
one 0 the largest thai has been held
IS AAlns Arundel tor several years, And
great Ingaress waG aiapaayed III the co.
agreements of cand Sites for the tick
sE The chief Agak assEus 10 hs for
tAA pDsiti0ns on the State Central
gsoaninItkee At The meeting shts morn
ms two az those WHO hsss AIeA pa
pegs KoF naemberBhip on tie comiait-
|ses were not endorsed. They are DR.
E@uis 3. Kssnkel. IL. ana I3F. Jogan
agd0ut Asnong those vino dld rscsiye
Hi1e endorsement 81 the nesslng were
Or. garnes u. EeIduneyes. n Wind
s0E amd Sye aEs6 Howard
NoFmsr ShesifE john Bowie. oS
0demgsn. wns eMslorsea Tor the ss1sa-
Gogslsip. ana q. Clayton brewer. tor
the CLERK OG the Court
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
COX SIGNS WITH
DETROIT TIGERS

cor. ne pitcher foF slae Navas Acad~
sxsy hIfse RanEe Marine team. who
has twirIed thus fsr insD season wltA
euE fasEng gEsles And With ~
sSsaat aafy pNR cent 81 His ganaes ~
sulkimg 81 aSuk6uEs Tor sAe anpossma
ssaas laa lsed viii thc lesruEs
Tigers aad vii So to them AZ soon
aa he racei hss diacssaT asa from tAe
axgme Gers Cox 81 be ~
Ia sd iron llaa service about tle assk
If hsa ana viii sOIn ihs -
wheze kA
VIA ~ sfnaa
iii ii alra o Ela p
T0lI u a ke srsck havlHs
lea ne zyuak
sl u 0
~ ~ NJ
ngs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
AUGUST. 1913. COOLEST
TFa n III Izs 10 Yls

sunday was Ehe coolest Angask 10
since 1917, according ID tue okIlcaal ng-
pras III the weather baraaa Forty
IaeYen 9asrs ago TIE mercnsy wens
down II 64 degrees. ana Sunday ak I
o'clock tho o4IlcaaI ngara was GO DE-
grGas.
IL never did set real wArna Through
out ths day. tAe hlghsat fagara being
So degrees VITA TIE Aow hnaalsy
ana gentae bresss. ehe day was isAeaI
Tor out door es s0yment and nay
fIocked 10 the resorts nea FEss, shrOng-
ed tae shores oa drove ON Id no eoun-
Try 81 their assfonObilss
Pleasant weather waA enjoyed xes-
ksrsEay. and to-day. ~ well - On Sssn-
DIR
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
URGES cry TO BUY
SOME or ARMY STORES

Representing the Annapolis Branch
of the League 81 Government EEn-
nloyees. Joseph III. Armstrong appeal
81 to the Mayor and City Council last
nigEat til follow the action of other
elites Id taking advantage 81 the ops
portnnity offered BY the National gov.
eFnsnent To purchase some Of the sur
plus supply oF Army stores, gathered
together fof the period Of the world
war, as means on relieving To some
extent the high cost Of living here
Mr. Armstrong pointed 70 the I'd
vantagea deriyea Dy ether cities ip
this regard, as The people are enabled
10 hny certain EoodslutEs ST consid
crable less thsn the market prices
Forty th0uBand pounds 0G fOodatufff
IL tAn mra0unk that cities the size VI
polls nay purchase, and Mr.. Arm Z
strong expressed the opinion that tlls
goods Mnuld md ready sale. the
og these goods Is j nlaEtey
that Il placed entirely ii the hands
De municipal governments and ot
Ii would mean i good deal pc
orh Oh sOlna one 70 shoulder. Mayor
E,svy. AFTER calling attensaon 90 the
ritv;s nnnnclal situation Az present
informed Mp Arsaat NAT the mat
ser saIa Esen ea fnest considers
ti0n aE al AarIy date.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
Dr.. E. 3. HEN 81 QUITS
CO. EIs TON BOA ID


Claiming that The shortly Dasno-
cratic members of the Board Or Super
yisOxs Of Eclecalons tor Anne Arundel
county have not permitted him to exer-
else hts lawful rights and privileges
Dis the Repuh Iican minority member
Of thaE body. nr. Charles p Henkel TO-
day f0rwasaed bis resignation 0f thaG
Offices % Governor Harrington rs
whom he was appointed
gpF. Hemhels III the lester u rosls ~
sion. among othsF thtnss. states Ne has
tried N perform biz duties as &c un-
srss0od Them - desSned ii tie elee
tiOn laws. bat shAt he nov feels e6fi-
strained lp resign neea aae 81 The M
Heged coA EtlsnS u which he cous-
plains.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12


kss
Ry ii
ii ii Al III s9s eS l
seks 80 nn a I'D . "
a
RS s i a
hn e N e as EEl lE
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aE@ y s. rs ~ 49,
81 So R sslak ~
sbn xgse e AZ fl,d u 81 EaAs laals
81 geev aaase ~ rs Es1s
h Nu H6 all AN aha ps-
90 Mftag aa khske AEs
e&s az lssSsa Ut sloEAsga wxsssa
q feoa q iAe aova aas1s
q nich ~ la g % soia q 80
~ eo Das elas ssen
Klls q
asy rs tss Nsa se.sAA q @s A'ss EN-
80 81 - 49, 49, y. q
n a Y aaa NE & ss ! s'''saT
AsSss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
ARR AIS At
E
nrvgaII


John s. Caaee. Baltimore. nd, John
q Gilmer 0. s. M n 4 Hansen. =.
&. Nj d. y. Collins Baltimore, Nd /:
Hooper u. Baltimore. Md 3,
n Hooper, ST.. baltimore, Nd NJ ].
Jenkins and wife, Frederick. Nd: 81
II LANCE, San Antonio. Tex Thomas
Yates, Indian Head Nelson 81 Hnbel
and vile, washington. %. 81: II
EEodfuck and wife. washington. o. CT:
Is Elgin. Brunswick. Md. Mrs II.
Ei Miner, HAwerstown, Md MIS- II.
" Elgin. Hagsrstown. Md: Mr.. and
Mrs. ElgIn. HagerstOwn. nd !;
hara Erlne Ford, Hagerstown, Nd M.
Is SEansler. aichinond. We MIRA G.
Ii Harris and aOn. t1annhrllIs Me. and
MRS. H K Mills. washington T
Jacobs. Rock Hall: MIRA. r 81 Chab-
tuck, New York. M f.: nj. Banks. va.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
I've IEem Raaa !.

ae sFsa Reaa i 4.
u laying ~ ii.
link eonneeiins Iers Y 9 Y
British srs sss,sa n
lsa, of course Isl W., n. Ads
sibiliiics u ebi ainsns a''sd 4
over his historic 81
~ aeroplane ua,iert s''
mecca g Tie haias
Ply soon be ths
e = iass may vslI Z
matter Of hours Is, 'aS 3
'scw required apnre,,
days Is sh0rter aan !
sos iIi the day shen 49,. g
Piled ths desert taslns..s s''a'
There s eaetAes cssnpIs
conservatism ~ lnsaasa i,
n IDEAS lard ot ra,s,s
aiiiieals . surmoant ID 81
century Is a fAe time & "
awaited the Iaaet aay Ar,s.
tanned sseei 'iean heiars IS
ne demands d progress
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
SIS Ar

when Governor HagFiE saan gsss 10
on Thursday he viii he
Vsatsd nsson by faAres sselas Lions Of
su ists who yin nrgs Min IL call
al axtaa session DC ~ General 49,
sas wv u act nE.0n ne federal r0nsll-
~ elvIng women the Figs 70 t0ea
Y.Ae Covsrasnx hae Indicated thaa ne
VIII n0e emal IS ex Esa ssasl0n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
&c mN4

I heReszy annpMsiSa "a yset8 - cMzAas4Aks
gav Nj. nAasss0n III Ehe AzayyAnszsa Btake hRAs-
afa gr0zs Anne AeRnstel Eaunty, eu03eee %
sfH klesaaerHsie nEkHaaFlEe iu september
Fe8&amx entirely ~ xaH RSe4FN - past
fssfieN RHfsmak mSUss hopefully ny can
fsssgcy IS Che viii oE klas people Ct fhis
sonnkgs Esnrereax.
FRANK AE DgIyAEsSM
Sc Margaresa.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12

4 80 Su r. ~. e
SO lias 81 ssas ces ansste
ssssAssa g 49, e ssss-
alspsss 81 xs'E 1s Died csa.saas
1aks a9K y assK1 ssk sase A,9saaA 81 @ g
ssss kssslps1 ,AsSAn .gkAss 1sshSs
llesssa Ss'AaAas &C., sssaa u NsaA ~
sse elle voters lbs laal g kne
ssss 0a ksse sFaA sensaAaassas
~ ssas " aase skss 10 asasas8
4 lss " = - 81 & 49, 81 g 49, q
4 SAs' Asss;s & g AsSs ussssss $3.50 III
Il oy cs'isas1s0ss @ssse s. sls
a~asss Sc Y 49, a1s =.
49, AAsa $500 N y \ 3 U sS 80 "
s $500 s S 'sss. 80 ~. $3.50
1880 gs.,. r,.,,s.s.,s
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3 s...s.. !. u ss''.'' 80
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81 Ss'lasssa, 49, y n 800
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81 ssssss's .s 800 W. 4 us sa 49,.
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SIS 49, "a .'.ss. 49, 'Is " u 4 VII 81
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$ { : s. $500 s.
s. ~
u y 4 nesess City sass sn 80
ssSa1n NltIs saae OsisssaSss 81 sasss~
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US ssa5lq Iead sp' ana usssaaay
sAos invoke Sns primary sleSaaosaH
III Aas.eossse Aos sssSssane saas,s sssssas
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1913 aase not ssaVe kaass go
sse " s.asaE ss''sa assss
gssays never assGae e .sllacs nns s1a
M W. cilaeseu AS So
son Y g course, pe11essay oOya-A
So $500. 49,
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ss ~ 80. ~. Sc e. ss.,ss,- 80
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49, IS 3 u $500 as'.'saa 49,
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
Gary!el IAN

1gF. ana Mrs. Jay Allen. Darlington.
'Ald Miss Leila Alvey, HageTstOWn,
M Rida g Allen, Darlington, sd. I;
M "A. Hitchcock, u. q. nj. r.. Brook
ana wife. Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Il,
G. Palmer Allen, ashIngt0 ton,
ID. 81 Charles AiIlse, New York: mrs.
Johnson and daughter. washington.
u. g.: Will s. Scott, Bo1man, Md; Mr..
and mrs q p. Juday. vinciennes. nd !;
C. p. Juday. Jr. vin0iennss. Nd. Mrs
b !. Prsckett. New York: /. A. Mac
I1eGhan, Fayetteville, N. C.: Mrs. y.
a. AEacxethan. Fayetteville. ". c.: 81
L.audstreeE and vile, Nashville.
Tam; Jackson Vhet. Jr., and wife
Bayonne, Nj u; Lula Kern. Bayonne,
N + g. Hunaaker, q s. NJ 81 III.
TSrasAa. ~ s. N Mrs. d. d. Shankss
Mrs.. s. = ChansberiIn and Ma. s. j. c..
Il. S A. Mr. and Mrs. n B. Good
man. Washington. III C; Mr. and MTa
n III AEaBE, Washington. ID G.. MY and
Mrs. G.. ID Egbert. Mariners 7arbor,
NJ 4: ". RlowmaOny, Naahim ton,
III e.. r. W F'aowmory, III. Washing
tor. q. c. Captain and Mrs. Horace
Green, washington. u. C.; and
Mrs i s. Elmer. Frederick. Did: agr.
aAd Mrs q. b. Dalansaser. SteeIkoss.
pa. Mrs. III &. Orf0Ose ygashfnl tom,
u CT: aaas IS II O'ToOls, washing
tOns u c. ygnas s. CuEvS1a bile, NEaah~
tnga0n, ID. C. 4. hg Clsiltsn. Providence.
5 ~ - zftt ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12

49,. IS go is8e appears i &.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
IS w YC w01 @
ANNE ARx1s1. COUNTY,

lsssehy AnuuuaSs fay saAaidHey t0r Mefn
aeF 81 IT'S Hgnas 81 nass&ase4s aahigek g ~
erlfaery etsetian Ia be hsId ii September, 1919
gSagl1s ghAs an Eme@g PROMISING paaf ax on
sosgSfy haa beam annex&d - BaitlzsDTe ElsS
Nd under tho changed conditions. TIE count
ain haVe Is bs rscansaxxcssd 10 snees eoaAlsiont
Is they u8aa& y.
II .esainatSa ana ssertea. nsedge maysssf
Is wofk aaccHainrEy for tho best interest ~
ENOEM r. JOHNSON.
HclIay pCzenl a. Anns Arundel ~. ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
ron sA1G

rOR sAz.m heap ID quick buyer Fprh
TourfBg Car. a. n. YVIis0n. y West -:
ION kA1.E--fG Household Furniture Apply.
I'd III Main Sc all
com 8AHEA me dwelling for sale iii
eftys runSnH. aftie. tile bath, sewing
room. 3 p0Fehen. gas anA electricity, flir
nare, asziae yard and lawn need no re-
pairs. Price s1.0O0V0. Address e1N Box
dgyS a18
ron SALE One speedy HACK mare, 3
Years OSlI, two cash registers. euffy,
no-tOp hnggy, 4 vet Of harness Appiy
1sa Maln n. ITO
el9Fs9 ~ 81 Aa0as ansonsobale % perfect
cOndiEsol Apply ll0 Conduas 81 ~
xom gAkR4a mail Ford spHek i csn-
aitton. thoroughly 01egfaused and paint
al, rhean. Myefss Garage. Ask for Air.
RFeasaegs snaentae ZIG
e0m SAID Hsurple top white globe Eur
ain seed %1.D0 per pound. Seed raised
this year purdy = Hros:ery Store Mo
sOR SALE Desirable tot iii Soufhgate
Ave. 6Uxia0 feet. Gins +. Lee. Tel. fssi
ni6
rom sAAsE roonl house as EasfpOrt
Corner lot price R2,oe0 Caas r. T.ee.
FL. ~ a11s1
s0M sAz. E3gopiiead Singer Sewing Ma
eiline In peffeef order, with everything
complete for 80. Apply q Northwest
ssrpet Az
ron sAY4E--A nfee LITTLE farm, containing
S. acreas NJ Ski1mOres With small wntcg
front dit head Of MeYeditil's creek Ena.
proved by stone building. Berooim
A0use. A.roefa hoaae. outing ialngs fruit,
Price. S5,O00. Ehas r 1cas Tel. COS al
seR gAGE agc have gor sale sboat 28p
~ IL ananutiEa II 5 eOTda aad M. 6e
Eiyered on Our wharf located nn H0nga
River Dorchester County. Maryland, with
good sIeep water fOs 1reiglsksag
MATTHEW'S AND COMPANY
sgstd Cambridge. Maryland
ttSn SALE Iafs modeI Etudebaker Ton
track. with tor. for sdfe cheap. fas good
condition. e. PnInphrey, R0BiiIsDE
40. Phone seserna r. ~ aug9s
aOaE sARM Fresh c0ms with calyes. VII
trade for bees COWS Apply e5s West Sc,
Annapplia' oF phone sti-M aagfO
ron IA Nine brick dwellings ON Sixth
street PASSPORT AE 81 rood condition
and occupied. a spleHdd sgyagtmessE.
For particulars appiy Cd GhAEIea n. 9see,
rel. 003 Lee Buildin8, Church Circle. 5lf,-tf
ron RENT
ss0sT--Esunch n keys sunday afternooA.
between W.. &. & Al station asid lSay
e9reegs Reward If F@tuTnA6 ID Th0fsas'
Kirby. e s1Atye n 80
F0R RKNx ursaAked rposn FOR gensle
nsau only. Coed loemtsan. Apply 10
Natn street 40
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12

sConsisuea from rass ons. ]
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12

The 5ar1 hi M0ans CleEHems. ALICIA.
vaglsk II ges u 900 d dazgea fFcu
SON New York Eyenlns Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
4 mNT

h4renv anxnmfse8 nay@eFg III eansai.
fesa fs,r nsVnkbexHhsR on the State Nen.
fEIsl Committee az the Democratic party
suhSert 60 TIE nrignmFy.
IL John der. DOEIW.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
ROR RENT

with egeafFsss lights Mra uAe ~ bath A8-s
pEy a0 N0rsAyFeat ssFset an
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-12
go LOAF

sa4HwRw 20 K.esA S9m HnnFk@HGN I'D MssEaS
rs SAT- 81 reasonable teriaN. RAreaAt
y ssax nienk allowed 3anzes 3 zsHaxSa AZ
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
0NE-FOURTH WORLDS
 WOMEN IN CHINA
Seventy Per Cent. Employees in Shanghai Cotton Mills Wo3- en and Children Working
 Twelve Hour Shifts.

One-fourth of the women in stisc world are Ghincse-209,G0 900 Of them. They are going into tndliStry in large numbers to work long hours and for little money.
 In Shanghai, for instance, seventy per cent. of the employees in the cotton mills are women and children. Working hours fer SpinnerS are from six in the morning until six at night and from six at night until six in the morning. Weay-rs work from ] 80 in the morning until seven at night and the wages are from ten to twenty cents day. Hundreds of women are en- ployed in silk flature mills, standing hour after hour washing cocoons in basins Of boiling water in the cx cessively hot rooms necessary for apartments where fine silk Is spun. In Canton Hlone, there are 100000 women In factories ct maximum wage of forty cents q day for women and of fifteen cents day for girls.
 Ass part of its program of world scrvice for women the National Young Wornen's Christian Association Is eX- .pecting to put on its staff of eec- retaries in China an expert on in dustrial conditions who will develop social work in factories. and work to improve conditions for women em- ployecs This work will include the Introduction of recreation and sociaI life among the ".orkers and of health lectures and e 'eatonal classes.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25

Mrs Jno I iasklngs went to Pine Bluff Thursday to meet her children Lewis and Willie, who are attending Ouachits College and are spending the hoIida s At, II Il ,nlsj olk> ilerr.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
EpWOrth League

Subject-rhe Christmas Message and the Christmas Spirit. Leader-Agnes Robertson. Scripture Lesson Luke ii o-14 Matt ii 9 II.
 Introduction by Leader. Song
 .hni,t Is >sr1-'irs L, |. V Aspjaul..
 Service, The True Christis. Spa'it I'owie Reid.
 38sn So.o--siontn Gh0f,ing
 she call of me Christ Lucy L4e Buia.
 Talk, oa suhjeet-by Pastor. rpecia Nusic--Viraini FaUar Prayer. Song. .>4 League Bene. .iction
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
Y. W. (, A. TUDENTS
 TEACHING IN CHIN|
Physical Training School Main-
 tained in Shanghai.

The vast majority of Chinese men remember their mothers as cripples Many a girl wanders Into mission school who has not had her own feet bound, but has never seen a woman of her own class who could walk, and, therefore, she walks in a most Ungain- ly scarcely conscious of her natural feet.
 The Chinese Medical Association an Association composed only of Chi neSe physicians mostly graduates from American and English institutions have asked the entire educated commu- nifty. of tue country to cooperate in better healtfi for tic children of Chl- na. Ali the Mission Boards operating in Chna felt thatione of the greatest contributions the Young Womens Christian Association could offer to the health of China would be to es- tablIsh normal school for the train Ing of physical directors
 Accordingly, in Shanghai, which Is the greatest port in China, the nation al committee established such a school in 1914 The school has won favor with all etlucafionists. both missionary and government There have already hcen nine graduates from this school. Miss Ying Nei Chun, a graduate of the Wellesley School of Physical Edu. cation, has been dean of the school Graduates of the school are scattered from Canton to Picking, teaching with conspicuous success i'll twelve mission and government schools
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
OunChita College Students Home
 For Holidays.

Among the College students who gre at home for tae holidays Ouachita College has the large, representation, The following boys and girls from this College arrived here Friday: Julia Nc Gene, Willie Haskins, Rachel Fore, Ruby Mckinney Margurite McMurtrey, Reba Overton, Lewis Etaskins and Jewel Elrod, Work will begin again on January 6tL.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
CENSUS CONP|LERS
 FOR SIXTH DISTRICT

LamaI Williamson of Monti- cello, cens eeaervS : for the Sixth district of Arkansas, Tn fs day morning announce tae ap pointmehtS 0f 190 enumerators who will compile the census II his district. The appointments follows for Cleveland County:
 Cleveland COuaIy.
 Bowman & Whitevill-F Floyd D. Henderson, Rison
 Harper and Hurricane-Dan Thomas, Rison.
 Hudgin and MiIier-Mrs. Lewis H. RN bUrp. Kedron.
 Jack-oa and Rison n-J. .Thom- as. Rison
 Kin9slend township, south paf,-l,obeft I Harrelson, New EdInh0rg.
 Kingsiand township, north part-Henry E. Chapman.
 Lee and Smith-Noel J. Lowe, Warren, rodle 2, agnol!a T. D. A. s.
 Niven and White Oak Henry l.. Foster, iIison.
 Redland township Roy E. Roebuck.
 Saline township-H. E. Chap man.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
Announcement.

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph A. Watts announce the marriage of their niece Mildred E. Jones 10 Maury A. Church of Little Rock on Sat urday the 20, Decembef1919.
 After an extended wedding tour they will be at home after January 1, 1920 at 2118, Seven teenth Street, Little Rock, Ark ansaS. ri
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
Giglners Report.

There were 5,651 oales of cot ton, counting round as half bales, ginned in Cleveland County, from the crop of 1919 prior to December 1, 1919 as compared wi h 6,885 bales ginned to Dec ember 1, 1918.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
Notice

We appreciate the pounding we received Wednesday the 17th, very much.
  r. c. Cam on,
 and family.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25

Guy Sadjer is home for the holidays He is attending Hen- derson Brown College. Before entering College he was mem- Der of the Herald Staff.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
DOCTOR IS Y. w. c. A.
 OFFICIAL.

pr. Tomo Inouye of Tokyo, Japan. treasurer of the National Committee of the Young Women's Christian Asso- ciation in Japan. Dr. Inouye has been
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25

Mr. and Mrs. D4ve Cash of Draughon visited relatives here last week.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-12-25
Strait--Wrighi

The wedding of Mss Hattie Roberta Strait, daughter ofMr and Mrs, J NJ Strait of this citt to Lafayette Wright O ArkadeI phia was solemnizea at 10 o clock Thursday December 13 1919. at tbe. tiome oe the bride.
 The n@rinony Ha3 performed bg the Rev 1 N. Staafie!d in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends.
 The bride wore 'taupe tailored suit with accessories to match. Her maid of honor Miss Verda Sadler, wore a blue tailored suit, V. o Thomasson was best man
 Out of town guests were, Mrs Julia NcFadden of Pine Bluff, cousin to the groom and Jennings Strait of Little R ,ch, brother of the bride
 Following the ceremony dinner was served for the guests.
 They left at noon for Arkadel- pilia where they il r4 ide.
 The man h'adso,ne pre- mt, received were eloquent testimp- nss,4af taa 3 npu'aritq of Ih4se-
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