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The Washington times., 1920-10-27
DOUCLAS-TAYLOR DEBATE
DECLARED A DRAW"
Neither Side Gets Decision When
Wilson League Is Topic.

The debate on the League of Ma
tions between two prominent WASH
ington attorneys. Charles A. Douglas
and Hannis Taylor, former minister
to Spain, that featured last nights
rally at the Central High School, was
pronounced a draw.
Mr.. Douglas. who espoused the
League, declared it to be the "only
pathway to peace" His opponent
took the Harding anti-League position
that the League is hopeless, mean
ingless and the pathway to war"
No applause vote" was taken, so
the debate, which pointed out to the
assembled voters the forks in the
road, was declared a draw by Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter, vice chairman Of
the civic center advisory council, un-
der whose auspices the rally was
held.
Mrs. Rafter predicted that last
nights meeting would be the first of
many such discussions of public ques-
tions during the winter.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
'U.S. SHIPPING BOARD.
PAYS, SAYS BENSON
Steady Decrease in Expenses
Noted According to Latest
Official Figures.

Belief that the financial condition
Of the Shipping Board was sound was
expressed today by Chairman Benson.
commenting on reports that II was
running behind. He thought the
merchant marine possibly was doing
somewhat better than paying ex-
penses.
A report is being prepared and VIII
be made public, the chairman said.
Data available now, he added. indi-
Gated a steady decrease In expenses
Costs for ship construction are fall
ing, he said, although the twenty-six
passenger and cargo vessels being
built by the board will mean total
outlay of about s140,000,0O0.
Many items necessarily charged off
by the board, the chairman declared,
would be balanced by private busi-
ness concern. Work for other Gov
ernment departments was generally
without pay, he added. there being
claims against the War Department
for nearly 100000, not including
$50, 000, 900 spent in constructing
eleven new transports. Oil for the
navy is carried without payment he
said, and a number OF tankers have
been turned over to the navy.
Shipping Board operators generally
are showing a profit or paying ex-
penses, Admiral Benson said, and an
Investigation into the efficiency of the
various operators is being conducted
to weed out those who may be max
ing q bad showing.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
TO DIRECT
RED CROSS DRIVE
Former President Of Rotary Clob
and Theater Manager Is
D. c. Director. ,

Roland Robbins. former president
of the Rotary Club and manager or
Kelth's Theater. has been appointed
director OF the fourth Red Cross call
for the District of Columbia, it was
announced today by DR.. Ralph
Jenkins. chairman Of the District
Chapter.
Dr. jenkins and other Red Cross
officials expressed their gratification
at Mr.. Robbins acceptance or the
post, as he has always been Identified
with the welfare OF the Red Cross.
Thousands OF wounded soldiers at
Walter Reed and other hospitals have
been his guests at Keith's since the
signing OF the armistice.
Announcement was also made that
Mrs. Theodore w. Richards, execu-
tive secretary OF the District Chapter,
would be chairman of the women's s
committee. and will have charge of
the uniform corps, the auxiliaries and
women volunteers. who will solicit
new memberships in the organization
as we'll as the renewal of old ones.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
PRINCETON BOYS LIKE
ASSIGNMENT TO VA&AR
Four Chosen From Many Volun-
teers to Speak to Girls.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-When the
war came. Princeton students rushed
to volunteer. when the railroads
called for volunteers to man the
trains during the outlaw strike, they
did likewise.
Now the vassar College student
council has invited Princeton to send
four men to debate the issues OF the
political campaign before the college
girls at q mass meeting this after
noon, and all records for the number
of volunteers eager to sacrifice them
selves. for good cause have been
equaled.
The names OF the lucky students
were announced last night The Re-
publican argument will be set forth
by ]. b. Rhodes, 81, and r. NJ. War
ner, '22 vice presidents Of the Prince
ton Republican Club. ]. II. Dryan'
'21, president OF the Princeton Cox
Roosevelt Club. and Alfred McCor-
mack, '21, will tell the girls why the
Democrats ought to win 1t is said
good Ihany students volunteered to
take either side OF the argument. so
long as they could go.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
GNU. ADDS ITALIAN.
T0LANCUAGEL|ST
Tentative Course Arranged,
With B. n. Lahore Named
As Instructor.

Italian has been added 20 the lons
list OF languages being taught at
George Washington University. The
list includes Greek, Latin. Hebrew.
Spanish, French, Portuguese. Ger
man, and English. A tentative course
In Italian has already been arranged
in the department OF arts ana sci
encel and B. III. Lamore has been APP
pointed instructor. III sufnclent stu
dents enroll. the course VIII become
a permanent part OF the Curriculum.
Angel Vasquez. native OF Spain,
has been appointed instructor In
Spanish at the university 20 succeed
Juan B. Saldana. who resigned re-
Gently Mr.. Vasquez will teach con-
versationsl Spanish.
Prof. Henry Grattan Doyle. OF the
department or romance languages at
the university, has been appointed
editor OF an edition OF the plays or
Carlos Arniches for a big publishing
house. Prof. Doyle has two reviews
OF Spanish text books In the current
issue Of Hispania. " X Jones. In
structor In Spanish at the university
has an article in the publication on
Spani sh- American prose writer's.
The first-year class at the univer-
sity's medical school has elected the
foIIowInp officers: A. Ballinger,
president; C. Bachelor. vice president;
Miss Paul. secretary; Miss Swartwout,
treasurer, and Mr.. Little. sergeant-at-
arms
The Junior class at the law school
has elected George Hughes, Leslie
Jackson, and Miss Sarah Tilden TO
represent IL in the senate. a student
body at the law school.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
DAVIS ISSUES CHALLENGE
FOR LEAGUE OPPONENT

Henry E Davis, Washington at
torney. will 70 to tho mat in a "catch-
as-catch can" bout with any champ
ion of the Wilson League OF Nations
tonight before the East Washington
Community Association.
A Democrat and former United
States district attorney for the Dis
trict, Mr.. Davis challenges to Joint
debate any Washington Democrat
who chooses to defend Article X of
tho league covenant, which he claims
will force the United states into war
regardless OF all that President Will
son says to the contrary.
Mr.. Davis was to meet James T.
Lloyd in debate tonight, but owing
to the absence OF the league cham
pion from the city he issues free -
all challenge.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
BY ALABAMA SOCIETY

Major T. V. Walker. president OF
the Alabama Society of Washington
has announced the following perman-
ent committees to serve during the
current year:
Finance committee-W. r. Hood.
1000 q street northwest, chairman; j.
c. Davenport and Mrs. Etura N.
Pence. publicity committee; Hugh w.
Roberts, chairman; Mrs. Alice :.
Wooley. and George s. Bernard.
Membership committee-Frank +.
Conway, 1910 X street northwest
chairman: w. II. Bishop, Henry X.
White. Miss Ethel Ragsdale, and Miss
Nina Gluckstein.
Entertainment commlttee-Mrs. T.
P Carte, so u street northwest. chair
man; Mrs. w. /. Hitchcock, and w. t.
Andrews.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27
WASHINGTON ELKS GO
TO ANNAPOLIS TONIGHT

Five hundred members of Wash
ington Lodge No. IS. B. p. o. Elks,
will be the guests of Annapolis
Lodge, of Annapolis. at an anniver-
sary celebration this evening.
Washington members will assemble
at Fifteenth and New York avenue
northwest at 6:20 p. m. and will en-
train upon special cars which have
been chartered for the occasion.
The Washington times., 1920-10-27

MISS JANE HALL. student At the Art Institute Chi
n csgo whose clever figures carved from soap have
attracted much attention. When Miss Hall was
years old she dropped cake Of soap The effect Of
broken corner reminded her of head she set to
work and added shapely features
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
Mining Company
Orders Dividend


Philadelphia. Mar. ss.-The TonO-
pah Mining company Of Nevada.
Philadelphia corporation announced
today that the directors had decided
to pass The dividend usually paid at
this time.
six months ago the company paid
a dividend Of Is per cent or Is cents :
share.
The president recently announced
that due to labor troubles the earnings
in the last five months were only s1o.-
$40. In the nineteen years OF its ex-
istence the company has paid fourteen
millions in dividends on a eapltaiiza-
ton OF s1.0e0.oeo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
surpIrFs NOTICE OF SALE
~ Reol Propcrty on Execution

of Real Property ON hxecuuo''
p,, virtue Of an execution issued
a., 80 ,hn circuit court Of the state
80 Oregon for the county OF Marion
an The I'd day Of February lySV' ~
favor az Annie Fitch plaintiff ana
ogainst !. C. Fitch defendant LOT
The sum OF five hundred seventy llvu
Cs575.OO) dollars, y. s. gold cum
with interest at the rate of pei cene
ner ,annun from the "a day OF Fep-
r,arv 1920. and accruing COSTS
haye levled upon and will sell at pup
10 suction on Saturday the Sd DAY
of April, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. nl'
a. the court house door In saieins
MorIon county and state Of oregon
an ,he rieht. title aud Interest which
The said J. c. Fitch defendant hsu
an or after the 2lst day OF Maron'
| tet7 date property was leVied upon,
in or 10 the following desorlDe0
premises, towit :,
zen acres in the 8. W. corner OF
The following described real Ptop'i
Itv. RegInning at the >, " corner "
lfho r n Kennedy farm described as
so,,ows. beginning az point n the
center Of the county road eNten".ns ~,
along the northerly boundary Q, ny
lf.nuis Vandell d. l.. G. which pears
sonth az dees. as min. east 4V'SV
chaIns from point which pears
nnrtb "a degs. rs min. east 80 INKS
sro,,, a point 17.2 chains east OF lhe
aorthgest corner ~ section 2, T.
, w. Of the willamette meria-
,an and running thence along the
center OF said road south 10 degs' 20
min. east $3.50 chains to the Lsihsrs
land. thence south 20 dcgs 10 nun.
west along the westerly line OF sara
Te,nerv land 1910 chains themes
~ nortb se degs. As min. west GOV
cbaIns. thence north 2S degs 10 num-
a cast 40 20 chains to the place ot pc
gtnnin9. containing one hundred hetes
20 land more or less and situated IN
70 Marion county, state oil oIsson.
The land conveyed by TINS lhs'ra, !,
ment begins at the s. w. corner o.
>. ~ abovc described land. and ex
taraa h2s.55 It. In a northerly dlrec
,,an along the west boundary OF tn'
ahove described land, thence $40 ~
-
A. an easterly direction to a pom
which point Is 52s.5s II. from IN IN
southerly boundary Of the above ue M
>. scr,hea 100 acre tract OF land. thene'
sosss n in southerly direction !
polnt in the south boundary OF "a =,
''~ shave described 100 acre tract wnlcl
no,rt is s25. 81 IT, from the >. ". cor
ner NJ the said LOO acre tract thehs
H., IN a westerly direction s2S.sI |,
along said south boundary ., ,...,1 ss'
10 acre tract to the place of Desln 81,
e ming, containing 10 acres more or ,es'
Terms of sale cash, unless Diu
49,. by plaintiff - a.
mated 81 sHi~r'. oregon tn'S -
EN- day of March, 1889 -nuAu
-. sheriff Of Marion county oreso
nv o. D. Bower, deputy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
Oregon Land Co.
442 State street

Listen. Mr.. Investor, 90
acres five miles out; 70 in cultiva-
tion, 20 pasture, so acres seeded to
wheat and oats. 2s acres of prunes
l. and cherries. and years old; l
acre strawberries, / acre logans;
room house, fun basement. hot and
cold water, dutch kitchen; large
barn and other outbuildmgs. Place
well fenced. Party going east I'm
mediate possession. Price s1S,500,
some terms. Enquire Of S. r. Pear
son, 405 Oregon bldg. Phone As. n.
FINE LoGANBERRY LAND
This is the biggest bargain in fine
river bottom berry land we have seen.
26 acres of excellent land with about
is acres cleared. A rich, dark loan
soil: there is nothing better for ber-
ries. Fine new 5 room plastered house
with fireplace. Several small barns
and sheds. Located 2 miles from Sa-
lem on good graveled road Woven
wire fencing Gas engine for pump
ing water is included with the farm
at 10000. $500 win handle. First here
1 first served.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
Socolofsky.
s41 State ~
Good Buys.

20 acres of good prune, loganberry
and strawberry soil, all cultlVateu'
Price $4,000.
10 acre tract, acres cultivated ana
in strawberries, balance In timber ana
stunnp pasture, house and barn;
miles from Salem. Price $1,000 $looo
down. balance percent interest. i,
We'll improved s. acre tract located
close to carline bearing fruit, gooe
bungalow, electric lights. Price $6OVv,
20 acre tract all cultivated, acres
1ooans 3 acres cherries, some apples
( room plastered cottage, barn weh'
On rock road close to Pacific high-
way. Price $4,000.
so acres Of good fir timber located
northeast OF Salem. Price t1OO per
acre. May,
ls0 acre farm located on Nortn
t4awell prairle. 100 acres cultivated
and in crop, house ana Darn' pese VI
soil. Price SITS per acre.
aoasn and years old, located AZ
miles south Of Salem. Price 7g9VV,,. 7u,.,,
acres locatedon main facll
highway, "a acres In prunes, loca.s'
Il IA miles from carline' Price ~,
z 500, $500 down, balance percsh
interest. -, toort,,.
logans, / acre set out last year,
+ acres Italian prunes, small mouse
some fine timber. two springs. Prlc
$500. , n,,vs
8 room modern bungalow. fireplac
corner lot. east front 1SL sout
Commercial street.s. Price seOoe.
: room bungalow. bath, toilet, elee
! trio lights. Price s16eV. -.
z room house located at 1893 oNrt
: stb street. Price $4,000.
W. Fl. Grabenhorst & Co.
|, 275 State street .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
REAL ESTATE.

IF your property j. worth the money
we list il, We tdvertise II. Estes
& Magee, salem. AS Oregon bldg.
Portland. s09 Cfsam6er Of Com. MS
GOOD BUYS. AND TRADES
room bungalow. paved street, east
front, bath, toilet. fun ctment base
ment. A sOOd buy. SS50 down, bai-
ance SIS a month. S215o.
room house, medern with furn-
ace ON Center 81. close in, corner l.
cation. A bargain. Si250.
Elegant henae. on \. Winter 81 8
lot furnished complete. and all goes
at $1,000.
One large buagalow and one small
bungalow. tine garage. good location,
close in. If sold this week S5250.
room house, 18th St S450 down,
Price $3.50. balance $40 a month, or
would trade for car To sl50.
3 room bungalow and one acre as
sorted fruit. electric lights. close tc
carline: would trade for house in
town. S2S00.
Good income property in Portland
to trade for Salem property Equity
S6200. small mortgage.
nne Slsntis lotS, fdulhOuH
Heights. $500.
6 room bungalow, f4th St. all mod
ern with furnace, paved street. $4,000
Fine room home. corner lot, cas-
front. garage; house modern excep
furnace: heuse. empty; terms. Sss0O
so acres l mile from Salem, best Q
soil; nice new bungalow, good BIZ
barn. A bargain at s2SO per acre.
25 acres. paved road, miles from
Salem: will trade for first class hon
: in town. What have you?
Let us insure that car,
Laflar & Laflar
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF the state of Oregon, for Marion
County. Department No. :
]. E. Pettycrew, plaintiff vs. c. A.
Rockhill and Lulu A. Rockhill, his
wife; Guy S. Smith as administrator
of the estate of f. o. Doyle, deceas-
ed Mrs. Howard Allison and Howard
Allison. Gus Doyle and Guy Q. smith,
Edna oDyle and Geo. y. Doyle, ae-
PENDANTS, summons.
/ To Howard Allison, Mrs. Howard
Allison, Gus Doyle, Edna Doyle ana
Geo. N. Doyle, above named defend
lants:
In the name of the state OF Ore
gon, YOU are hereby required to ap-
pear and answer the complaint ulsa
against You in the above entltiea
court and cause within six weeks
from the date Of the first publication
Of this summons towit: Friday, Feb.
18th, 1890, and IL you fail 70 so ap-
pear or answer said complaint, plain
; tiff will appl yto the court for the
relief prayed for In his complaint
filed herein towit; for the foreclos-
ure of his mortgage recorded in book
of mortgages, vol II at page AIS on
:, Dec. 7th, 191, for Marion county,
1 oregon. and for the sum Of Sl700 ana
: for the sale of the real premises de-
! scribed in said mortgage and COM
0 plant and being the n. w, quarter
i Of the s. w. quarter OF section eight
3 T. s, S. II. west OF the W, M, MA
. rion county, Oregon and also an un-
y divided one half interest In u acre
q heing a strip 15 and VI feet wide Tor
: road purposes and being situate IN
2 the N. Il. Y OF the s. w. y OF sec
g ~ g s. r.. W. Of W. NJ, Marion
q county. Oregon, and for his costs
and disbursements incurred hereii
y together with reasonable attorney
4 g. fee. ,.,..
" You are hereby further notified
that this summons Is served upon yo'
" by publication thereof IN the Capita
ey journal. a newspaper OF general CIR
u culation published daily in the cit
r Of salem, Oregon, Marion county
W nursuant TO an order made on IN
i'm day of February, 1920, by IN
Hon Percy p Kelly judge or Tn
x clrcuit court for Marion county, ore
- gon. ~
"a date of the first publication thereo
win be on Friday, March 2eths iszv.
q. Il. UNRuH, Att
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
Kinney & Smith.
2O1 Bank of Commerce bldg.
Best Buys.

s acres all in cultivation, good val
lev soil close to town on paved road
$500.
is acres on Garden road close in'
hest of soil, 1h acres family orch
ard; s room house, hot and cold wa
ter, bath; good barn and other build
ings, $4,000, easy terms.
az acres on Pacific highway, Fam
ilv orchard. 2h acres logans; 8 room
modern bungalow, blocks from
street car. $500.
"a acres. 20 in orchard 8 years OLD,
loganberry filters in part; room
house, hot and cold water, bath' goou
barn and other buildings; 5s miles
out. $4,000.
80 acres, so cleared, 22 acres peav-
er dam; family orchard large barn
and silo, small house; joins city nm
its of good town, 5 blocks to SCHOOL,
would make an excellent dairy farm
With equipment $1O.S0Os
100 acres on good road 3 u miles
from town; fair house, good barn ar
ranged for 20 to 80 cows, silos'
with several thousand dollars worth
of stock and equipment. S2O,ooo
terms. =
95 acres, all cultivated, 40 acres
wear old italian prunes, 25 acres n
crop, fair improvements, on road tS
he naved this year, all good soil. VIZ
500 s65OO cash balance at 6 percent
This place is az miles from Mon
mouth. Or, and represents one OF IN
hest values in the real estate marke
today. Are you going to get this one
not If YOU are a slow mover.
40 acres all cultivated, fenced, BARI
close in. $500, terms If desired. TN
is mostly good berryland. 49,,
ii acres, logans, bearing Englis
walnuts. family orchard, good i'm
movements. stock and equipmen
goes. iust out side Salem limits, o
paved road, best location; snaI
$1,000, easy terms.
II YOU are interested in any OF the
above items and mean business.
would be pleased to have you call 0
! Socolofsky.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
Real Investments.

$50 acres, io0 acres in cultivation
right at the door of over 2000 acres
Of out range opened by a special ass
of the legislature. Plenty of running
water. hours drive of Salem, on
main road Fair house, two barns
spring water. Some stock and equip
ment go with the pace at $4,000
Good terms.
37M acres 2s acres In cultivation,
16 acres In prunes, years old bal,
ance in timber and brush. A real
snap,
Homestead REIMBURSEMENT $500
good buys in house and bunga'
lows.
We sold farm Monday house Tues
day If your property Is worth th'
money we can sell. it.
We advertise your property at YOU
price. we viii not increase the price
and make the sale impossible.
Estes & Magee.
42S Oregon bldg, Salem
Portland office. Chamber OF Com
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
Laflar & Laflar
FINE NEW FARM HOME

"a acres, all new land and is fine
dark Ioam soil. Fine new house, barn
garage and big chicken house. Young
family orchard and berries. About 10
acres in cultivation and in crop.
Would be excellent berry land. This
little farm is 100 yards from station
and about u mile to school. Loen
on coed graveled road only miles
from state house. Just a Is minute
drive to Salem. With the place goes
the entire crop, gas engine, 175 fine
chickens, light team, harness, wagon,
plew harrow, cream separator, stump
puller, feed and grain in barn. Ev-
erything goes for $4,000. Water piped
into house. barn, chicken house and
pasture, from large red wood tank
This is an ideal country home.
Neat 7 room plastered home with
modern conveniences except base
ment and furnace. In excellent con-
dition. East front; pavement to back
of lot. Room on lot for another bum
galow. Several good bearing fruit
trees. Not far out. This is a good buy
at $4,000, $500 will handle.
4 tlne MOuerH loulh hVhiS
full basement, furnace, etc. Located
on paved street in. fine residence sec
ton, close in. A dandy place at VA
500.
We want more listings of city PROF
erty well located, Also small farmi
and larger ones. Give us q chance Z
sell your property, we. want TO pc o
service to you and our community.
LIST YOr1R FARM
We sold $4,000 farm to a Sa
| lem man Wednesday through our 10
cal advertising and we have NOR
farms to offer. List where you &c
results.
: Kinney & Smith.
lon1 IoapIy of NnOnnaprpp bldg. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
Perrine & Marsters.
211-12 Com. club bldg.

WOODS BARGAINS 49,.
Nine acres one mile out part po.-
TOM land. 5000 per acre. ADoni ~
acre Of bottom land east Salem, line
GARDEN land. $500. Seven room bum
saiow 10 blocks out. s2eoe. Nine
soayr house five blocks from post
office. $1,000. Five room bungalow
Sasoa. Small house and two gooa
lots s50e. 2s0 acre farm al stock
Cd and equipped. one Of the Dest
n the valley. sf25 per acre. Nine
acres for rent. +. L. Wood ~
State st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26
Legal Notices.


Notice is hereby given that | have
impounded the following described
dogs in compliance with ordinance
No. t4O4. towit; One white female
shepherd dog with black ears, weight
s5 pounds; one little yellow bob tan
dog. mongrel male; one black shep-
herd male. weight SIS pounds: one
black female shepherd, 20 pounds
The above described dogs viii be Kill
ed il not redeemed BY owners. on or
before March 81. 1890, as provided
w. S. LOW.
Street Commissioner.
March 20, 1899. ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-26

A world war history is in prepara-
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