davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
Olson ALLOWED
$1,000 for Work

The supreme court this morn
ing fixed the compensation OF
Conrad P. Olson for compiling the
new oregon laws at $4,000 when
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

obomnionship tournament at May
f,e,d today defeating Miss Miriam
p,rns of Philadelphia, 6 and =.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
Wilson Denies
Military Aid
Promise Made

washington, Oct. 5.-President
Wilson today wrote to Senator
sspencer, republican. Missouri that
ne Abatement recently made by the
snenator that the president nau
uronise Admerican military aid to
IRoumanfa and Serbia In the event
~ the invasion Of those countries
xwas "false."
senator Spencer's address was
eaeliyered in Missouri and when u
wvas called to Secretary Tumuitys
s1ffention, Mr.. Tumulty gave out a
.-xfatement to correspondents OF 81.
4.ouis newspapers declaring that
,Rhe senator's statement was ap-
1.olutely an udnuqalifiedly false.
senator Spencer in turn issued a
zrtatement saying that he did not
Belleve the president had author
Ixed such denial.
Makes Flat Denial
The presidents letter was In re-
~ 10 this statement. II follows:
senator Seiden Palmer Spencer
st. Louis. Mo.
IT have just been SHOWN your
statement that my secretary
denial OF the previous statement
~ YOU that I had promised Amer
fcan militar via I'd oRumaniahs
and Serbs was issued by him with
a1,f my knowledge and sanction
Ia that YOU did not for moment
achieve that I had made any sucn
.<.dnial or that the matter was ever
called to my attention. wish 10
state that your statement was
called to my attention by Mr
-sTumnlty and that requested him
10 issue the denial to which you
refer. / reiterate the denial. The
aufatemnet you made was false.
asigned) "WOODRoW WILSON
+ SPENCER EXPLAINS HIS
AUTHORITY FOR CHARGE
st, Louis, Mo-, Oct. 5.-Senatol
1Spencer today in second state
ment explained that material 1ol
mis- recent adders shere In whicf
ne declared Presiedt nWilson hat
xuromised American military aid t'
Rumania and Serbia In event thos'
wountries are invaded, was OBJ
Aained from an article In nation
al publication purporting to quot
--the official stenographic repor
<Df the address"
The president, the statemen
~continued, made the reported ad
dress at the eighth plenary session
~ the peace congress at Paris Y
me Rurnanian delegation through
Premier Bratianu Of Rumania.
The statement was given out to
.dEny before the denial of the presi
snent, M which the utterance wa
declared false. was made public
senator Spencer could not b
neached after the presidents let
1ter to him was made public.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
Tuesday, October 5, 10.

81. Louis. Mo-. Oct. ~
r. stettinius, member !, !
Of ]. P. Morgan and CO. q Tie II
donated $4,000 to ~ npany \
endowment fund of St 81 ,uaNN
versity. it was annonnau Louis u
This is the largest dons.d nssd
received. The fund No a.lon ta.ln /,
than $50O.00O. ~ '0'als VI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
Sugar Is Sold
For l21-2Cents
To Retail Trade

Tacoma, Wash. Oct. Sugar
from Java was put on sale here to-
day by a string of grocery stores at
.12h cents a pound. 1t was claim
ed that the sugar is as good as that
from Hawaii or Cuba and 1t was
announced that IL market is found
for the product additional supplies
are available at low price.
A number of dealers put into ef-
feet today IA or Is cent price on
sugar at retail, following notice that
the wholesale price has dropped to
1890, a reduction of $50 hun
dred.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
A luxury =
but popular priced

rr made in small quantities, as lasury
| facial soap, Palmolipe you'd be very es.1
nsns;ye Palm and Olive oils are imported
f,o,n oyer-seas. Theirprice is naturallyhiah.
But the demand for Palmolipe keeps on,
eactorie, working day and night. We pr-
obose these rare oils in enormous quantities
Th;s Keeps the cost of manufacture low and
a;,es you the finest of facial soaps made at
,be price of an ordinary cleanser
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

George A. Gore of st. Helens mas
accepted commission as captain
in the regular army.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
New YORK. price nrops.

New York, Oct 5.-Therc was
another break of half cent a
pound in refined sugar TO-DAY wnen
ehe Federal Sugar Refining com
pany announced reduction to IL
cents for fine granuiated. This re-
ports the lowest price of the sea-
son thus far.
San Francisco, Oct. 5.-Refined
cane sugar to the jobber dropped
s1.50 hundred pounds to $3.50
in the San Francisco market today.
the decline resulting from down.
ward trend Cuban and Hawaiian
raw sugar. Beet sugar refined to
the jobber declined from 1880 to
1920.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

cepting the code.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24
Biskupowi Pawkowi Rhodemu

Biskupowi Pawkowi Rhodemu Z
Green Bay.
Dziekujemy take tym Pre-
wielebnym ksiezoln praiatom,
kt6rzy mas zaszczycili swemi Ii
stami. a nawet niekt6rzy Z Mich
obecnoSciq swojq ma nabozeh--
stwic W Waszyngtonie, jake tez
wszystkim Vie. kontratrom,
kt6rzy, ezy osobi$eic czy tez Ii
stownie. zyczenia, a nawet / cen
re upominki nam z}ozyli.
Dziskujemy osobliwic Nic!.
X. Doktorowi M~isickiemu, ktory
piekuc powicdziaI kazanic IA
Mszy sw. jubilcuszowej.
Dziekujemy najuprzcjmiej .Je-
90 Excellcncyi Poslowi Polskie--
mu panu X. Lubomirskiemu i jc-
90 ma>zoncc, panu ministrowi F..
PuIaskiemu LEGO rodzinie, panu
gcneraIowi i PAM scnerasowcj
Brynk. i wszystkim czlonkom Po-
selstwa Polskicgo W Waszyngto-
ME, jake tcz panu Albertow'i Ra-
dziwiifowi "a ich laskawe zyczenia
osobiScie lub listownie nam wyra-
zone.
Dziekujemy Czcigodnym Sio--
strom Felicyankom "a ich modli-
twy, zyczenia i pamiateczki nam
Przyslane.
Dziekujemy szczegolnie Czci--
godnym Siostrom Nazaretankom,
tax Matce P~rzeEozonej General
nej w Rzymie, jak wszystkim
Matkom neutrality-suspicious. i Sio-
strom Przeiozonym ~wraz Z ich
podw}adnemi, r6wnie tn w Ame-
ryce jak i w Europe, "a ich mo-
diit~y, listy, telegrany zyczeni,.
i upominki.
Dziehujemy take Wydzialowi,
Narodowemu z panem J. Smul--
skim i caiym zarzadem w Chica-
60, "a przyslanie nam, W imieniu
Wychodztwa Polskieso, piekne
wyrazy serdecznych zyczeh.
Dziekujemy rowniez Szan. Re-
dakcyi .Dziennika Chicagoskie--
go" "a zyczliwc wyrazy, umiesz-
czone W SVEN zacnem piSmic W
dzien naszego iubileuszu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24
X. A. Lechert, M. B. NJ,
X. Al. Cichoch, M. B. M.
z MILWAUKEE, WIS.

F~ranciszck GOmuika, kt6ry po
zdemobilizowaniu armii generala
Hallera przybyi do Ameryki, napadi
ma modlaca sic ma grobie meza ma
cmentarzu 5;,Mout Olive" Agnieszke
Bergs ! chwyciwszy ia "a gardfo
przewr6cil ma ziemie 1 zaczal du-
sic. Ma krzyk kobiety biegli rudzie,
ale w6wczas napastnik ju1 zbiegi.
Pogon jednak zdoia} go pochwycic.
Sedzia stawii go pod kaucya $5O0O'
Gomuika powiada, re VI czasie ma
padu byl pijany | ME pamieta co STA
10 sic pred je2o aresztowaniem.
- Michat AndrDejewsN, lat %,
$50 Mitchell ul., potkna& sic upadl
ma slupek W plocie i tax sic uderzyi
ae " drodze do szpitala umari. An
drzejevski wraz re swym bratem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Da.s w4.ny ,DzrENNKA CHICAGOsKIEGo", puwAdsOny
S5eaazie r1z EodAkrye PY tnaks~yn uSo6eEtnAie sPecyAlnyrh
r00e1t6u:
DE- MCHAL c. COY - rnryal nok: ohsoby ~~Detrnr- nm~e-
No. dSe1etyh;
DE- JoZRaR }. FAX 49, sp~pIno6 p4o1ninruo. eAo-uhy d.ieeI !
@eWnetrma;
DIR. HELENA J. GttHECKA - seryalnok dhoruh7 koh", dIce
PoRoin6ctEo;
DR. JAN J. LEsG dentyseyAn.
Dzai zauiera arty4uay tn&1 oG6lNoroUCzAJAcT3 - 6andA'
ma arU~ta; Podaje sic t4 odpowi-iu M pytana. nadTlane rrnz -
mych CytcRA6u, lcz tHko TAXI kt6re OGoLHIF m"G4 h!E trnktows
n; ZAPTTN 90 DO osOBIsTYCK, uCDYw1DUALNrCH WYeAD-
K0w, ORN PYTAS ANoEIMoW TCH ME oDPoTAoAMY v TN
DzIAIE. JAK R6wSTEz ME ronAJE SIZE EEcEFT, AM ME WKEA.
GA STE " ZARzA DAEEIA LENA R1T.
zapytAnis naIeiy ADRESoWSC Do REDAKCYJ. Doi4CZAJAo
ZNACZKK 1CEEroWY; EwraeAf y molina do h6reGokolwfch Z wyne-
honyrh lekarJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24
Ckaszenie Wei6w ~jadowityeh.
(Napisaa DR.. J, ]. zah)'

Zakazenie krwi W wHAkach uha
szenia przez VEGA jadowiteso n. p. uni
ie, nastepuje wskutek zatrucia krwi ia
dem, jaki w~ydziclaja ky lmii, Otto gil
wne gatunki jadowitych wc46w " STA
mach Zjednoczonych: ,~,nroccasin" On
miedziahogtowiec, ,,grzechotnik" / pko
raIoviec", W Europic zas So t. W. ia
dowita zmija" / ,,jadoTity wsa'.
G~rzcchotniki | miedzianog1owcc po-
siadaja dlugie, ruchOmc, W Srodku pu-
ste ky, kt6rc W chWili u~kaszcnia ma
pesntaja sic jadem.
" stanic spokoju ky owe LEILA w
faldach blony sIuzowcj ma polniebic-
niu, gdy zaS zmiJa p~rzySotowu]c sic
do ataku, ky owe prostuja sic, wySu-
waja sic do przodu i W momencie vbi-
JANA ich W cialo ofiary, wytryska, z
Mich jad, kt6ry "a ich naciSnieniem ma
plywa z pecherzyk6w, pdozonyth tug
mad klami.
W pare minut po uhaSzeniu zatruta
czeSc ciaia puchnie, zmienia kolor !
powoduje nieznosny Dol. Pc dw6ch go
dzinach ukaszony Zaczyna odczuwac
~oeiszaloSc, sennosc, zmeczenie, mdio-
Sci, wreszcie nastepuj9 w~ymioty. So 10
ju2 symphony og6nego zatrucia orsa-
nizmu. Wkr6tce potem parali1 ooeZwla
dnia k%onczyny, n~astepnic wewnetrznc
organy, oddech stale sic coraz rzadszy,
laejszy 1 nakoniec zamiera zupenie: -
Smiert wca1e ME wyklpczona.
Pierwsza pomoc " wypadku ukasze-
mia - A1eby zapohiedz dalszemu roz
przestrZenianiu sic jadu Pc organi5mie
| ME dopuScic ~zatrutej krvi do scrca.
nalely nieDwNccznic przewiazat SLIME
mictsce mad rama l WwO4aG obfity
krSotok z uka zonego micjSca. NaStcp-
mic trzeba EysSac uStami truciZne z
rary. baczac jednak piluie, By warsi
ratujaceso ME by{y skaleczone. 20 j.
sunieciu jadu nalezy rane posmarowat
krysZtaikami POTASH Permsnganata",
jeSli za5 poHyzszy sposG5 atowania
uEa4e sic 2 jaEchkolTieS w1gled0w
niemoGliwy, nale4y przypiec rane rO2-
palonem do czerwonoSci aclazem. Tub
kawalkiem goraceSo wegla. " wielu
wypadkach stosowano z dobrYm skut-
klein ,Antivenenc serum; vodka. lub
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24

Dziekujerny nareszcic wszyst
kim drogim naszyin pcIskim Bra.
ciom i Siootrom w ChrvStusic,
kturzy sic "a mas modIiii W mic
dziele, 15go sicrpnia i VIC VITO.
EEK 17go, ktorzy licznic sig zcbra-
Ii W n~aSzcj kaplicy ma naboIeii--
stwo dziekczynnc, ME tyiHo I
Washyngtonu, aic ! Baltimore.
= FHadclfii. I Manayunk it'd. i "a
2em Z MANI wiclbili Boga "a Jcso
laski, proszsc 90 0 dalsza opieke,
tax ola mas jak / ola na<zcj drogiej
Cjczyzny, Po,ski.
Bfagat bedzicmy Doga az do
kohca zycia naszcgo, ably tynl
wszystkim, ktorzy W jakikolwiek
sposob zyczIiwosc swq nam Okla
zaii, udzielit raczyl stokrotnie
tych wszystkicll Task, ktorycl, oni
nam zycza.
X. a. Lechert, M. B. NJ,
X. n. Cichoch, M. B. M.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24
Echa Jubleuszu X. L.
cherta i X. C~ichockiego.

OtrzymaliSmy nastepujace pi-
smo Z prosba o zamieszczenie:
Poniewaz niemozebna Jest rze,
CA, L powodu bardzo licznych zy-
czen / innych dowodow przychyl-
nosci, jake odebraliSmy W tych
dniach cd naszych czcigodnych
Przyjaci6l Z okazyi naszeso zfote-
so jubileuszu, kazdemu Z osobna
podziekowac, vice czynimy to nj
~niejszem. "a }askawem poSredni-
vDziennika Chicagoskic.
go"
- P~rzedewszystkiem skiadamy maj
scrdeczniejsze dzieki naszemu
Ojcu Sw. Benedyktowi NNmu,
kt6ry raczyi nam przySiac kablo-
gramem Z Rzymu, przcz J. En-.
kardynala Gasparri, swoje apo,
stolskie Biogos}awienstwo i Oh
cowskie zyczenia ma dalsze zycie.
Dziekujemy rowniez niektorym
Najprzew. Arcypasterzom "a ich
piskne listy Z zyczeniami, a szcze-
g6lniei naszemu Polskiemu Arcy-
p~asterzowi W Ameryce J. E. x.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24
PYTANIA I

". J.. G. zapytujc o pow6d kurcz0w
" m~icsniach i o SroIhi do usuniecia IL
kowych.
OdpOwiedz - Kurcze W }ydkach IDA
rzaja sic czeSto wieczorcm, jake sku'
tex przemcczenia,nGs. P~rzyczylami tc-
| go mozc bye hadA zatrucic krui W mic.
Suiac oh przcn blythe sforsowanie tako-
wych. bad& ~Specyalnc choroby, jake to:
| .Diabctis'' (obfity odchGd uryDy . ma
tcrys SfudHa), podagra, chrolliczny rcu
matyzm (0 rChronic Brights Disease
badz wTeSncic takic trucizny, jak ol0w,
arszenfk, lub alkohol. JeSli banda2o-
wauic n6g pred udanicm sic ma spo-
czynek ME oSiaS nic dobrych reZultat1w
pruszc zwr6ciG sic do lckarza.
Parma ID. +. zapytujc, jak pom6iI
epileptykowi W czaSic ataku jak ra-
ttOwaG zemdloncSo.
Odpowiedz: - PodczsS atahu cpi!rf.
syi nalezy ulozyG chores1 W bcZp,rcG-
nej pozycyi ma ziemi, lub podfodze rUz-
piac ma MIN ubranic. azeby cyrkulacyd
krwi mic byia tamowana prZez uciSk
koluierza, lub paSka, pod g{Owa, pOd!o
&yG mu poduszkc "A micdzy Zeby wSr:-
nae lyAcc1kc, aleby chory mic pOSlsai
Sobic jczyka.
Zcmdlenic. Onldlala osobe trzeha
u}OhyJ w ten spoSob, aiDIy no1l byiy
wylej oil gi0wy, przeH c. uiatwiamy
uapfyw krWi do mjz%G.
Dostcp swicAcso pow!etrAl, rozlclnic
MIA ubrania przy szyi | III ~pierslach,
sprySniecic twarzy zinlna wol;l or2rI-
wiajacc sole przy{ohonc do HozdrZy
otto Srodki, kt6rc, z~aStoSoTanr .i"lno-
czcInic. przywracaja zaRSlc przytrm-
nose ~zcmdlonym. Pc p~rzyj&ciu do sic
bic naleAy pOzoStawiG chorego przeI
pewicn czaS " stanic aDSolut ago spU-
koju.
+. X. r. - Co trzcba czynit PREY u.
szkodzeniu stopy?
OipOwiedH: - NalcAy noSiG " buci.
ku podkladki, specyalnic przygotowa-
ne W tym celu farch ]srpporter). Jc-
Sli 10 nic pomozc, nalezy zwr0ciJ 81:
do chirurga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24
Rezolucye Przyjete ma Niedzielnej Ma
utestacy wChicago, 4. z Sierpnia 1920

as anti-American and express our
gratitude to the President aud go
yernment Of the United States for
their stand against it and against
the Bolshsyik rule; we further OK.
press our gratitude to the President
and government of the United States
for the stand taken in support Of
Poland's freedom and independence
and the promise Of further aid and
that already given to the Polish
nation;
Be it further resolved that con-
yinced that the struggle against
Bolshevism OF the Polish nation IS
but a step in the worlds fight
against it and convinced that Po-
lands fight is just and righteous and
for American ideals we respectfully
petition the President and the 60
vernment OF our United States to
continue to the fullest extent to
give material and mora, aid to the
Polish nation and government and
by extending credits and other et--
fective measures to enable the peo-
pie Of Poland to save themselves
from the enslavement which Boil
shevik despotism seeks to bring TO
them;
Be il further resolved that onc and
all VIC hereby pledge our support to
Poland in her righteous struggle a
gainst the BolsheTk hordes aud We
promise not only ourselves TO sub
scribe and buy the bonds Of the Polish
government in order to help strengthen
Poland's finances necessary TO main
tain her freedom and independence
but We most heartily urge and appeal
to all our fellow Americans that they
give expression to their moral support
Of the Polish republic by giving her
financial aid through buying her bonds
Be it further resolved that we call
attention to the American public and
press that vast fields have been de-
yaStated in Poland by the recent To-
vasion Of the BolShevik hordes and
that this devastation and destruction
means suffering. starvation and want
to millions Of children, women and men
in Poland especially during the com.
ing winter months and that in the
light OF this additional burden placed
upon the struggling Polish nation, the
hearts OF the American people 90 out
to them by effectively backing the
various American and other agencies
in Poland which arc carrying on in
Poland aid and relief work in the name
Of AmanitN which Is in direct oppo
sition to the work Of the destructive
Bolyherik Propaganda;
Be il further resolved that the re.
newal at this time in various places OF
reports Of alleged pogroms which by
be unfair unjust and not true and the
official investigations were shown 10
further reports trying to misrepresent
Poland's fight Of self defense into a
struggle for aggression be hereby called
10 the attention Of the American peo-
pie as Bolshevik, un-American and An
tt-Polish propaganda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24

-obic ukoio 80 galcn5T w6dk.. Ky
laszylski ME zostal aresztowany. -
Wladze rzQdowe chca s!e GoHicd;icc
2 kt0reso .miejsca k~uiaszyIskf owa
gorzelnie kupi}.
Leon Poniewaz wyslA list do
prezydenta Wilsona proszac go ~
chrzestnego OLGA do sweso synka. Sc
kretarz TumuIty odpoTiedziaf W l.
mleniu prczydenta, re jezeli ojcte"
ma ma mysli Madame dziecku inis-
MIA prezydenta to tenze godzi sic Ma
to i ayczy no%worodkowi powodze--
MIA. Dziecku madame imiona ha2l--
mierz Wilson. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24

.J6zefen biegI ? pas6rka Sdy wtem
stracil r5wEowage / apadl ia stu
PEEK W plocie, ia on zlananych kill
"a ieber inne poranien!a.
- w lomu Andrzcja kulaczyh'
skiego W Bay View znaleziono wiel-
ka gorzelnie, kt6ra policya skonf1-
skowala. P~olicyant ". Kasprzak~
sierzant T. Flynn otrzymali zawia-
re do domu kulaszynsk'e-
90 pr~zywieziono kilka kociolk6w !
rur i te ~zaniesiono do suteryn.
Policya sic tam udala i znalazIa
nova gorzelnie, kt6ra mos}aby Wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24

&,;a.G hoi:%cwick; zjedroc7yl
?o!skc i rezoud2ii $p:2ccgo -
brzvma! i':zcba ricr2yc, 2c o.
:tatn:e w;esci = PoisHi 7o25lizl
narezscie najw;exszych 'ocpa:u,
chow poisko-amcryHa&sSich. pc
.rusza najwiekszych samo'abow.
Po:yczka Pois&a adat sc mu:i!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24

- N IEJEDEN palace sadzil, ze juz doszlo sig
" do krahc6w. Czy papieros mozc bye ulep'
SONY? My sqdzimy, re tax. Wiedzielismy, lie
znajdzie sic micjsce ma szczycie ola lepszeao pa
pierosz. Lccz on powinien bye zupelnie gems
noWcm,
Jest MEM - a tenn Jest Spur.
orsinalna przyprawA kt6ra czyni bosate Turcckie
tytonie ~bosatymi przez mia domieszke Z Burley'u in
nych W domu wychodowanych tytoni. Nowy sposob xvii
jania satynowych importowanych bibulek przez zaciska-
ME zamiast heenie. Zgrabna "brunatno . srebrna'
paczka przez potrojne obwiniecie utrzZmuje Spur'y swie
zymi.
Spur ofiaruje VAN ~najlepsza jakoSe po ~najnizszeI
Genie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24

koniak w umiarkowanej iloScl daje ro'
wnieA dobrc rezultaty, lccz Zastosows.
nc W duAej do1ic sDkodza tylko, Wywo-
lujac II chorego dcpresyC morulua.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-24

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-24
EFANGELISTIC NEE
Dr.. Lee Starke Gives up Newspaper
Wcrk te Conduct Revival
Meeting.

Evangelist Lee Starke of New
York City. who gave up his position
as Cne of the leading newspaper and
advertising men of the country TO
devote his life to the betterment of
man. is meeting with great success
in the tent meeting under the
auspices of the VI. Z. Church. South,
at Clarendon. Va Where he is now
conducting series Of revival meet
ines. Great crowds are in Stten-
dance at every service. delegations
from Washington. Alexandria and
al! nearby towns are in attendance
every night. Those who have not
hear pr. Starkc are missing rare
religious treat. He is not Billy
Sunday. Slough, or Chapman
his IS Lee Starke with strichIng
personality and mannerismS all his
own. He has all the wit AMI humor
of Sam. Jones. nj! the SpiritualitieS
Of Moody. and al! the dramatic ac-
ton Of Billy Sunday. The evange
list will conclude his work at Claren-
dcn. Va. with three monster meet
ings Sunday. at / 4. NJ. the subject
is 10 be Seeking .IeSu$.' Sunday
night the subject is to be. The
Second Coming Of Christ and Recog-
milton Of Friends in Heaven" Sat
urday night the evangelist will by
special request deliver his famous
lecture. "Who Is Your Sweetheart? ;"
Admission to this great lecture is
free to all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-24
TELEPHONE RATES
ARE INCREASED
Corporation Commission
Grants Permission to
Company
NEW SCHEDULE AUG |.
Material Advances Ordered For Alex
andria-Rates in 25 Virginia Towns
Undisturbed.

Richmond, Va, July 24.-Fhe
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company was yesterday allowed a
substantial increase in rates by the
Virginia Corporation Commission,
the increase being applicable to
more than 60 per cent OF the terri
tory Of the State. The new rates
the effective August l.
The increase ordered for Alexan-
1ria is: Single business line, $1.25 TO
So; two party business line. $3.50 to
$3.50: four-party business line. limit
ed messages. $3.50 to $3.50: single
residence line. $3.50 to So; two-party
residence line. 81 to 1925: Frede
ricksburg. single business line. $3.50
TO ST. two-party business line. So t.
$3.50; single residence line. S225 10
$2.75: two-party residence line. $l.75
to 50. Falls Church. 80 cents raise
in business line and % cents raise on
residence lines.
Rates were left undisturbc1 in
twenty-five towns. Among these
were Mddleburg. The Plains. Cor
louisville. Lovettsvil!e. Hillsboro.
Fairfax. HerndonI and Marshall.
In Richmond. Norfolk and Ports
mouth there was an advance cf 81
on business lines and from 80 TO -
cents on residence lines. The COM
mission held that it had no jurisd!c-
ton beyond the franchise limit in
such cities as Lynchhurg, Roanoke
and Winchester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-24

COMPOSURE BREAKS
Condemned Man Faced Charges of
Murder. Highway Robbery and AT
tempted Criminal assault.

Richmond. july 2l.-Judge Ed
mund Waddill. Of the United States
district court. yesterday sentenced
tc death William Turner. cclored
found guilty of the murder of 7.
Morgan Moore at Alexandria early
IN the morning Of Sunday. Nav %.
when tried here last week. Judge
Wadd;Il directed that the execution
be carried out by United States
Marshall Saunders Friday. Septem-
Der 10. nj the Henrico county jail.
Twentv-second and Main streets.
Turner will be hanged. 1t is said.
Attorney Harry Smith. for the de-
ferse. entered petition for writ
of error. After the passing Of the
death sentence Turner was lc"
quietly to the cage in the office o!
the United States marshal. prc2ara-
tory 10 being taken TO the Hcnr'c"
Jail. Though he sat stolidlr and al
most indifferert!y through the tria'
and at the passing Of sentence yes
.crday. when taken TO the cage h's
composarc broke and he became
visibly affected.
Turner faced the United States
district court last week with three
charges against hin'-murder. high
way robbery and attemptc' criml-
nal assault. The prisoner admitted
the shooting Of Moore, though de-
claring that he fired in seIf-5efenSe.
The iurx- brought in verdict CT
ruiltv after less .iIan thirty MIN
utcs' Gtl:beration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-24
BODY OF WOMAN IN TRUNK

New York. July 24.-The nude body
of a young woman with a l2-irch
knife wound in her abdomen was
found stuffed IN trunk under a pile
Of clothing by James Demarest. de-
livery foreman Of the Amer:cah EX-
press Company. here yesterday. The
.runk was consigned to James Doug
las, New York City and was mark
ed shipped from a. 4. Tieturn, los
Harper street. Detroit. Mich"
The body was taken to the morgue
where physicians declared the knife
wound showed It to have been RIP
per murder. This opinion was also
expressed by the police. There was NJ
identifying marks upon the body. The
woman was apparently about 80 years
old, ard two upper teeth protrudcd
from the upper left jaw.