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Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
He Has His own UpIift

& 81 -
Does ur
husband offer any
encouragement to
you in your up
lift work 2"
None, except
every time I men
ton it lie goes up
In the air."
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24

Charles Loring, of Crokston, and r.
B. Rathbun, Of Detroit, were elected
delegates to the Republican national
convention by the ninth district con-
vention that was held at Fergus Falls
last week.
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
DIR. ALMY.
;. Practical Optician.

35 years III Minnesota with spectacles-
All persons suffering from weak eyes
from any GAUGE Whatever should con-
suit the old doctor and procure good
pair Of spectac1esa FIR ana NEAR sight
with one pair Of glasses. .1et us show
you these comfort glasses. At the
Scandia Hotel at Warren Friday and
Saturday, March 26 and q.
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
Daily Thought

Every. heart that has beat strong
and cheerfully has left hopeful In
fuence behind It in the world, and
bettered the tradition of mankind
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24

Eighty-two blooded Herefords sold
for s$22, ,2SO at sale at South st. Paul
last. week. One bull sold for 1925; the
highest price paid for cow was 500.
Forty-six cows sold for $136SO, an
average Of $298. Forty-two bulls
brought $500, an average; price Of
S2O5vfs3 a!!.3 IG ,ta:si : 81
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
OF Course Not.

" ''It's queer how proud some parents
are Of pestiferous brat
"Oh, don't know. Anyhow, you
wouldn't want the kid to go through
life utterly friendless."
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
Domestic.

President Lowell announced a 40 to
so per cent increase in Harvard facul-
ty salaries. .* .s 81
The National Association of.Insur-
ance agents voted to have the next
convention in Des Moines, Iowa, Ii
October .,..ys,..gS:
More than $15,000,o00 will be. spent:
by the Methodist Episcopal church this
year in caring for its $500 pensfoneda
ministers and their dependents, ac-
cording to a report at meeting of
the board Of claimants: Bishop
Charles B. Mitchell Of st. Paul was.
elected president Of the board
Discovery Of new s.ar, the sixth in
the constellation Sagittarius, was an
'nounaed by the Harvard college oh
|*servatory. s@ss = i. St S. Is. -. =.
Officials of the national Lutheran
council met in Chicagostp perfect plans
for relief work in sEu1ppe. = The relief
program will call for an expenditure
Of more than $2,000,000, officials said.
Appeals that they introduce in con-
gress measures penalizing rent pro-
fiteering, were sent to Senator James
D. Phelan and other California mem
bers of congress by the Tenants Pro
:ective association.
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
Thankful for Something.

hahKfuI Tor S6methIh9.
There's one thing I'm glad of any
how" said the patriarch.
whats that, father?" asked the
prodigat son.
''YQu d1dn't get into politics and
make your wastefulness so conspicu-
GUS ins sto call for congressional in
vestigation ~
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24

j. p. Lundm, of Stephen, was select
ed as a presidential elector BY the Re
publican state convention in ST Paul
last week \.
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
- W ~ 80 -lss-;Zs(
Card of Thanks.

We wish TO thank our neigh
bors and friends who surprised us on
our 25th wedding anniversary Tor the
beautiful present.
Mr.. and Mrs Christ Anderson
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
WARREN SHEAF
JOHN p. MATTSON,
Editor and Prop.
Published Every Wednesday.
A~.sred In the Post Office at Warren
rs Second Glass Mail Matter.
Ofncial paper of Marshall County.

The best way to lower the cost of liv-
ing is to raise a back yard garden.
Baudette Region.
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
REAL USE FOR "BEST MAN"
In Other Times, He Was Not, 40 Today.
Merely Lay Figure at
the Wedding.

An outcome of the primitive proceed
ure Of Selling another. mans bride at
the altar was the comparatiyely:re recent
custom in Sweden that marriage take
place only after dark: The exriy Scan
dinavian idea Waiss; that It wsss not dlg-
pided for. = warrior 70 WOO 4 woman:
Therefore7 hs waited aalllte Z. ll!lt 1lnttl she had
been spccessfullx ce4rte4 % ed by another,
and then, when the marriage was
about :to take place, he appeared with
his cornpan1ons to carry OF the bride.
Knowing the daAger, prospective
bridegroom took measures to prevent
his prize from being .snatched away
from him at the eleventh hour. Behind
the altar of an ancient church at.
Husanby, Gothland. is an old collection
Of long lances, with sockets for torches,
which illustrates the: methods of de-
Tense resorted to-. These were sup
piled to the groomsmen to furnish pro-
lection as well as, Illumination for the
ceremony. s. - = Is z.s ssl
All these groomsmen were called
'best spen'. because they were the most
powerful of. the brldegroonl's friends.
But there was one special '.best man"
to protect his friends bride, as he
would help him steal another's. And
i: rs III. tits r.lpacity Of protection
rather than Z al as accsssory before the
fact that the best man has come down
through time and stands up at your
wedding today. rs .,~s,s ':t:t
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24

@a:s5.:==s. ass>.s FOR SALE 1,!>5 Il
.sss:>1: Acton 5o71s s{s5ee6) .s''t 90
Z Pure bred PeFel1eron Stallion s@
Imported from France Has been at
head of our stables six years, and must
change only reason for selling: Call at
U. Olson & Holen's FaEm,g
Argyle, MINI. f.. NO.
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
Sig Happenings Of the Week
Condensed for Benefit OF
Busy Readers.
TOLD IN A few WORDS.
Kernels cuiled From New, OF Moment
In All Parts OF the World-
OF Interest to All the Pee
pie Everywhere.
Foreign

Forelgn
The mayor of Cork, Ireland, was as
sassinated by men who made their
escape in an automobile.
Reports that gold has been struck
near the village of Miechgow, Poland,
in the Crawcow region, have reached
Warsaw.
Cracow- university has conferred the
degree of honorary doctor of medicine
on Herbert Hoover for services rem
dered Poland. 81.
France and Great Britain have noti.
fed Prince Feisal, son Of the king Of
the Hedjaz, they cannot recognize him
as king Of Syria. HI
Communists in Germany have Gre
ated disorders in several cities and re-
ports says over 1900 people have been
killed in clashes.
James Mcpherson, chief secretary
Of Ireland, announced ~ police and
government employees had been as
sassinated by men who made their
Official dispatches indicate that the
bolshevik army is in disorder behind
the line Of the Dnieper river and a
Polish communique reports the cap
ture OF further supplies
DR.. Thomas G. Masaryk, first presi-
dent of the republic of Czech -Slovakia,
will be permitted to continue in Office
for life, according to the provision OF
the national constitution, recently
adopted s..
ST. GaneraH t,5swho2 isasal-
legged to have been responsible for,
Jewish pogroms In South Russia, has
been shot and killed ~ his own at.
tendants, according to a Moscow dis
patch received here. =, H.: #.
The Paris Temps quoted a Russian
bolsheviki radiogram as saying, in.
connection with bolshevik propaganda
in Alaska: The population of Alaska
is seeking to separate from the United
States and organize soviet govern
ment." .*....- ]
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24

The sheat can save you money on
subscript tions, Let. .ns quote
our prices. = II y ~ i.
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24

somethlne Fine,
THE lady candidates have cast their
hats into the ring s:s-a
what do the lady voters say to
that p, = az s,,ts. S&:5$sszc K.
They are busy. studying tie dis
play of millinery" .s.5
Warren sheaf., 1920-03-24
First N. D. Degree

The first degree Of doctor Of medi-
cine was conferred by the college at.
Asti. Italy, in 1929. :s !=
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following communication from Governor
J. J. Cornwell requesting the people OF
the local district to enroll again In TN
organization to continue the work OF
the greatest Of all humanitarian organl-
cations" Tho communication follows
The annual Roll Call Of the !Nmerl-
can Red Cross began November eleventh..
The service rendered American soid!e;S
in the World war by that organization y
not FORGOTTEN. It's home service WORK
Is OF equally vivid memory. MllnohS
OF homeless sufferers have only the Rcd
Cross between them and death by star
Walton or disease. We cannot allow our
membership To lapse. Enroll again ana
help carry +, rward the work CT the
greatest Of all Humanitarian orgaulza-
lions. May we hope that all old mem
bers will renew and that many new
ones will be added during the Rol can
period of 1920 The communication
bears the seal Of the state OF West Fir-
ginla, and Is signed BY the governor.
Committees are making house-to-
house canvasses. and also canvassinS
all the football games and shows. In
their efforts to make the drive a ronsinG
success. Mr.. Mark Mellor Is chairman
OF ths advertising committee and he -
doing everything to make the drive one
10 be remembered In local Red cross
circles.
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JOE FOWLER
TRIAL TODAY
MAN CHAR&ED WITH NUMBERING
MRS. LILLIAN II. 8. BELTZ TO
BEGIN TRIAL.
TWO Important witnesses Will Go on
Stand for State-Long Trial
Expected.

Joseph Fowler. charged with shooting
and killing Mrs. Lillian II. S. Beltz, anc
shooting Tom Wcitzel at the Beltz homo
on South Main street. October J, will
go on trial this morning in criminal
court before Judge Alan H. Robinson.
The case of Fowler promises to be one
OF the most interesting OF the present
tlmated the nature Of their argument,
much comment has been heard. The
shooting II Is said. developed out OF an
argument arising when Mrs. Bcltz re-
fused to accept the attentions of Fowler.
Two important witnesses, who were
in the room when the murder was
committed are being held and will no
doubt be called early In the trial. They
are Miss Lillian Scidermeyer and Tom
Weitzel who was shot by Fowler. and
who hung between life and death for
three weeks In the Ohio Valley General
hospital.
The states case will be presented by
Prosecuting Attorney d. A. Mckee ard
Assistant Carl Bachman, while Fowler
will be defended by Attorney a. J. Por-
ter.
The shooting occurred on n Sunday
afternoon at 1924 Main street. At IN =
time it aroused much interest. Mrs.
Beltz and Weitzei being rushed TO the
hospital. Mrs. Beltz died the next day.
while Weitzel recovered. Miss Neid"r-
meyer has been held since as an i'm
portant witness.
Fowler was arrested while leaving
the home by Officer Horstman. and stu
had the gun in his hand. it Is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
TEMPLE EVANGELIST|C
week IS UNDER WAY
Two powerful piscourses by DR.. Dun
lop-CottAge Prayer Services
To BE Held

brought in by Laughln. He was
courses were given by DR.. Walter Scott
Dunlop. pastor-cvangelist. at the Wheel
ing Baptist Temple. Y. NJ. c. a. auditor
iun,, Yesterday morning and evening Al
tho conclusion OF the evening message
on Christ" hands were raised for pray
ers and il Is evident that deep interest,"
will be developed during this week or
evangclist!c appeals. The Temple vest
cd choir rendered beautiful music DUR
ing the day. 4 larG" church chorus
choir. under tho direction or sinElhE
evangelist. y. u. Messenger. will fur-
nish the music every evening TINS week
Cottage prayer meetings will be heia
in the following homes at ten O'Clock
each morning this week. beginning Tucs-
Prof. md Mrs. King. I.orine Place
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Evans, Woods
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Gould. 99l6 Eon
Mr., and Mrs. Peter Frederick @AoS
Woods street. 49,, oo.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fish. ~" 18th
Mr., and Mrs. ". s. Stoddard. 1%S 18th
street. Warwood. 40,
Mr.. and Mrs. LOWS Gordon, 81 %Srd
street. =,
All services will W. held in the Y. Nj.
c A auditorium at 7:45 sharp through
out the week. The public Is welcomed
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This afternoon from the family
home IN Elm Grove, the funeral serv-
ices for tho late Mrs. Mary Montal-
bano, wife Of ack Montalbano, VIII be
conducted by the Rev. W. n. Riddle.
pastor Of tho Elm Grove NJ. Il. church.
Interment will follow In the stone
Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
MANY IRISH DWELLINGS
1A1DED By uu1rARY

Dublin. Nov 1.-THE military today.
raided about fifty dwelling houses or
Irish Volunteers. notified the occupants
that the authorities had full particulars
OF their association with the repu2iisS
can a rmv and intimated that they would
be arrested unless they ceased assoc!a-
ton with that body.
The weekly summary OF events pup
lished by the Irish constabulary In the
current Issue. declared that the indlspu-
table source OF all crimes In Ireland Is
crIbing itself as the Irish Republican
Army"
"This gang Of assassins." continued
the statement, must he stamped out at
any cost. But for the unhappy people OF
ireland. the victims OF this appalling
scourge, every consideration must he
shown. The Royal Irish Constahulary
must put out the murder gang, 1t IS war
TO the deathn'
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Trunk Funeral To-day.

Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock from
tho home of his daughter. Mrs. Henry
burke. 4Ol South Huron street. Tor the
IaIe Karl Trunk. victorian toll collector,
who died saturday morning following
a brief Illness. Requiem mass will be
celebrated in st. Alphonsus church and
intermcnt will be u Mt. Calvary c-ne-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
CYRENE COMMANDERY
TO CONDUCT SERVICE
FOR FRANK J, BALL
Prominent Business Man SuccuInbs 10
Brief ulness-Manager Of Nor
ton G. Stout Store.

Sir knights of Cyrcne Commandcry
No. I. knights Templar. will conduct
funeral services tomorrow after
noon at the family home. No. 127 Vir-
ginia street, for the late Frank J. Ball
prominent business man and Mason.
who died Saturday afternoon at his
home following n two weeks illness:
Intermcnt will be made in Greenwood
cemetery. !
Mir. Rail was norm n Washington.
y. C.. 81 years ago. He came TO Wheel
ing fifteen years ago and was made
manager of the Morton G. Stout Co.
store At Eleventh and Main streets. He
was send degree Mason. member or
the Cyrcne CommandCry, knights
Tcmplar, and a veteran Of Osiris pa
tr',l Of Scottish Rite.
Mr.. Rail is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Edward Golden. of the South
Side. and Miss Martha Evelyn Ball at
home. Two Stcp-SonS. Rasscl and Cecil
Hcymann. also survive.
The deceased WAS one OF the hest
known. business men OF this city and
actively interested in numerous works
about the city for better conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
; OBITUARY !
GEORGE ". W|LES
DIED SATURDAY
FORMER WELL KNOWN OHIO COUN-
TY FARMER PASSES AWAY AT
LETART WEST VIRGINIA.
Funeral Services VIII Be Held ut the
Place of Death on Tuegday
Afternoon.

The many friends OF Mr.. George w.
Wilcs, former we'll known farmer Of the
Short Creek district. will be panied to
learn OF his demise, which occurred at
the family homo at Lctart. Mason coun-
ty. w. Va. on Saturday morning. fol-
lowing a brieg illness. The deceased
was in the 10th year of his age and was
born in Ohio county.
Funeral services will be held on Tues
day afternoon and interment Will he
made near Letart, Mason county. Mr..
Wiles had lived in the lower end OF tho
state for number Of years. bu he made
frequent visits to this district, where
no has q number Of relatives living.
He Is survived by his widow and the
following children: Miss Ethel and Oma
Wies. OF this city; Mrs. Lottie Becker.
Of Chantal Court; Mrs. Emma Jones: Of
Huntingdon: Mrs Cora Sippel. Of War
wood: Mrs. w. J. Ward Of Chantal Court;
Mrs. Clara Rapcr. Of Shldlcr Ind; Mrs.
Clara Merth. of Lctart, W. Va: wilkes
Wiles. of Fulton. and Mrs. Mollie Rath-
borne, Of Troy, Texas.
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RodY to Barton

The hody or The latc Paterson Sur
rot, who died in the Ohio Valley Gen
cral Hospital Saturday, was sent to
his late home in Barton yesterday after
noon, from where the funeral services
will bo held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
PORT WORK RESUMED

Vera Cruz, Mexico. Nov. lt.-Port
work was resumed here today in snitc
Of the dockworkers' strike. with ctGh-
teen steamers in tho harbor waiting
their turns to be loaded or unloaded.
The striking stevcdores have not yet
arrived at an agreement with the ship
ming companies but the central GOV
crnmcnt has taken charge OF the work
and will formulate a contract with the
wcrkmsn.
Tho shippers have protested against
the so-called Imposition of the gov
ernm.nt, but are not obstructinS the
rrorr~sS of the work by creating diff
SAalIipu fnr tka <-'-----"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
cooPERAaE PLANT CLOSED

Poplar Bluff. No. Nov. IA The mills
Of the Brooklyn CooperaGe companN a
branch Of the American sugar refinery
here. were close dindefnitely last night.
unsettled conditions precipitating the
shutdown. according to Manager w. n.
Barron. The concern had approximate
~ 1000 employees. including those at
the mills and others handling forestry
products
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Reilly Service q.

Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon from the family home
at Floral farm. near Benwood. for tho
late George w. Reilly, who passed away
last Thursday morning in the ohio
Valley General Hospital lntcrmcnt
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RerYtcep Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon from the fan-
Nv home. No. 27l9 Market street. fu-
neral services will be held for the late
John Price. nIne-months-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Price: who died sat
WrSay morning in the North Wheeling
IIoSnitoI following q brief illness.
Baron Won Bieberstein:
London. Nov. ia dispatch tn the
Jondon Times from Berlin says llaron
Won Richcrstein former minister of one
of the German states, is dead at frei-
bury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
RED CROSS
ROLL CALL TEAMS ARE MEETING
sUCCE -ExPECT l2,ooo Nom
BENEHP.
Governor cornwsn Urges Every Mem
Der to Enroll Again In GREAT Cause.

The committees in charge of tho cam
yassing for the Fourth annual Roll Gail:
being conducted by the local chapter. or
the American Red Cross are meeting
with success on every hand. finding no
difficulty In securing at least one hsin-
her in every home in the Wheeling dis
trict. Local officials Of the chapter in
charge Of tho work are confident that
the quota Of 1900 members Will he
reached before the drive closes on
Thursday of this week.
Th. local chapter has received the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
RIVER TELEGRAMS

Davis Island dam-S.7 feet, station
airy: cloudy.
Morgantown--1 feet. stationary: clear.
OH City-l.2 feet. falling clear.
Warrcn-4 rfct: clear.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21

The escape of two boys. win Camp
bell. Il. and LOveridge Axtell, 20,
from the Oregon State Training school
yesterday evening, was reported to
police. who today were aiding in the
search for the fugiives.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21
[rrt House Ne'ps

Circuit Court Johnson.
L., johnson vs. Jacob
nons, 2 sy,.ndervort vs. cass oiDSOA'
! w ny,uderyort vs.. Cas- Cnoclu- %i
,. r,,ainrs sd Of Fact and cn00i"
q SaI q Buchanan VS. MAJ
s.rsn. m Complaint.
Aaiil''' probate Court E,nar
i, Iachapelle, estate RIM"
lunl =. rachapelle, estate. oru''
.SSlIsh final account. ,sos
i, :. whitman, s4,aas ss, Of MaTgsre' MoGe.
- of Woodburn,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21

House and garage for rent after
May goth. Phone 1s4 or call at the
Brewer Drug Co., 4e5 Court st. 96'
Baby chicks. 5ss State. Phone
4aa sss
Baby chicks. 55s State. Phone
ana sss
Dave Talmadge has accepted po-
sition in @the mechanical department
of the Morning Statesman.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21

F. A. Kartz this mroning was is
sued a permit by the city recorder
to erect one and one-half frame
warehouse on property located on
Norway street. between Front and
Commercial. Cost of the warehouse
will be $4,000. 1t viii be used to store
fruit in.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21
What is a "copperhead7"

Earl Lyman Dalrymple, of this
city. is listed as being lost and sought
for by parents and officials in Red
Cross bulletin received by Mrs. Alice
III. Dodd, secretary OF Willamette
Chapter. Men are reminded that it is
of benefit to themselves to report to
Red Cross headquarters when they
are wanted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21

paign for funds in the county. II was
announced that arrangements for the
campaign are progressing satisfac-
torily, and that everything wiz be
ready when the campaign starts on
May I.
{. DIR. and Mrs. r. n. Avison left Sa-
lem Monday. for St. Paul. Minn- DR..
AvisoR win visit for a short time at
ST. Paul. and then visit friends in
Toronto. Canada.
L. r. Wood of Mill City spent Tues
day in Salem. while taking care of
business affairs.
A. j. Gelbrandt, Joseph, Or. was q
Sale mvisitor Wednesday.
The third anniversary of the death
! of Reverend A. A. Moore will be re
membered by the friends and parish
toner's Of st. Joseph's church, OF
! -. ~r,~ raeto~ TO-. x,oox~ a,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21
Daily Statistics.
Died

Died 49,.
|.,vvr-Willis E. Vincent. at the
E~iIv s1Ni residence near jefferson, S,oa a.
nH. n |. M today. Private funer-
y .,ansl !, F Rigdon & Son Thursday
Slspr' 3. Burial in City View ceme-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21

dlO WehN~N'
The reserve seats for the William
cite Glee club concert have all been
sold. Gallery seats on sale at the box
office at 1880 tonight. Admission 25c
plus war tax. so
Reduced prices on baby chicks. Call
today 55S State street. Phone 400. c.
IN. Needham. ss'
/ o. F. Cooper of Lebanon was a guest
of the BHgh hotel Tuesday night.
i Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Arpet MeMinn-
l,yine residents, We're Salem visitors,
Monday and Tuesday.
R. B. Hunter registered at the
: Bligh Tuesday from Juneau, Alaska.
! skaters attention, our Winslow
: rink skates with fibre rollers have at
Hast arrived. Hauser Bros. s7S
Bows. our shipment of Benjamin
Air Rifles is here. Shoot as straight
az a rifle. Hauser Bros. 9T@
LaGrande contributed Salem Wis
a Litor Tuesday when t. X. Bellamy
I spent the day transacting business
: here.
: ]. j. Burn has accepted position
with the Huffman Sales Company
with offices in the Bank of Com
merce building.
Word received at the local post OF
= flee this morning stated that certain
l. restrictions had been placed on mai
being sent to the American Expe
dictionary forces in Europe. The onl!
mail which may be sent under tn
,. domestic classification conditions i
8 that intended for persons connecte'
with the United States army of occu
i patton in and around Coblenz
. should be plainly addressed in tn
following manner: Pricate Johl
so Jones. Co. M, Infantry, America
r Forces in Germany, Coblenz, Ger
,s many. All other mail will be subjec
~ to- the Regular European postag
m rates.
DIR. Charles 7. Wheeler, Salvatio
Army organizer, from Chicago VIII
.n has been here for several days assis
ling in laying plans for the campaig
here, left this morning for Portland
-, The Salvation Army today opene
W headquarters at the Commercial CIT
from which ii will direct the can
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21

The funeral for John Tonic, who
died at hospital here Monday. vic
tim of sleeping sickness. was held
this morning at 1850 at the chapel
Of the Webb & Clongh company. Rev.
Hammond conducted the services.
Burial followed in Odd Fellows GEM
etery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21

n Pacific lodge No. SO A.
N F. & A. NJ, work in E. A.
'GE degree, this evening 1880.
EM ss'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-21

a requiem mass at a m. Thursday.
April %. All friends are welcome