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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-26
Notice.

Palmer Camp No, SIS, Il. y. \. vii
cnt~ain the members ana friends "a
a card party at odd Fellows hail Fri
day evening, May IS. Admission,
cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
RiYar and ExprAal.

The American Railway Express is
handling nothing but small! amount OF
pcrishable freight billed TO local points
and AT the shippers risk.
ohio river boats are transporting all
Of the freight they can handle. the
wharfboats are jammed with goods
awaiting shipment and shippers nave
been asked 10 send only goods that can
he shipped at once. to the wharrss. AZ
there Is no room ror storage awaiting
officials Of ihr Pennsylvania are
placing great confidence in reports that
ar. coming in Of the lOGsening up OF the
situation and the moving Of freight al
Pitisburg and think these reports may
have an effect upon the local strikers.
rrrlshable freight in the FennsylHa-
MIA yards destined for Wheeling Was
moved Thursday towards it's destination,
yardmasters and officials mastering as
crews.
The scarcity Of gasoline in this city.
which j. detailed in another column and
which was not taken into consideration
until the supply is nearly gone. is caus-
ing auiomubIlists 10 take look at
Strik" matters.
No. Call for Cars.
A. vet the Strike has not been vtrtu-
ally felt by factories and plants on TINS
sid" of the r,r"r. II %As offered by
b. e. -. officials to. send empty cars Ia
plants TINT lacked sufficient storage for
the outpui which they couldn OF ship.
hut rs yat there have been no calls Tor
these cars.
The big Whitakcr-Glcssner Company's
piaut a; Beech BNttom. about tho city,
on this side Of the river. is still rum
ming and will operate until it, coal sup
ply gives out. The company mines IT'S
nwn coal and sends supplies 10 Beech
Bottom by rail. II was ascertained that
q two weeks supply IS kept at the place
and officials expressed tho hope that
rn.. railway tromhies will be settled be-
for,. tho Goa, IS exhausted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16

j. one days work. even If tn" run IS
made IA Il fraction at eight hours.
Thrs" latter phases Of the matter
w.rr explained at TIA" 4. O. company
offices.
The" "a 4 general feeling that the
sky = clearing and that Ia. STRIKE viii
soon be- adjusted.
Cumberland Going Back.
According To- telegram sem "nt bF
G,u"ral Manager Enncs, OF the t. y o.
e; Baltimore. tho men Of tn" Cum0"r-
land division viii return 70 work. The
telegram which vas sent 10 All division
chiefs ur tho road reads;
Baltimore. Apr.l -. 800.
committeeman Stewart. Of the broth
,ruo"d Of Railway TrainmeH Of III"
Cumberland division. accompanied 10y
conductors Parsons and Kennedy OF
k,ysrr. waited on Assistant Superintch-
G"utt Fdh"ri!, after meeting that
clu""d mt l.ln p. NJ. to-day. and stated
that IN" Cumberland yardmcn viii 20 10
work AZ iV.3o O'Clock ,o-n:Gn,,
:. ENNES.
Others Soil Out.
rfd"" i'.ir-raus from whH: is known
a. 'h, I'lrker,,'Urs division. between
rnai city and Grafton. ". Va. said that
.a. ~NI'"hmen At 'jHrkShurg ANA i'ar-
hrr~hurE were sl:!I ont Oh 4 St"ik" and
h",diuE firmly AVID that h" read "tf'-
Gals w"r' DONG ihv switching for pas
s,nErr traffic.
tn, Marching q l.a%r Fri" railroad is
running four passenger trains daily. It
~. reported IUI tn" "I'i"laiS Of tn"
:rIi and the .iIgIu" rr""~ ~" throw ing
svil"hry. The SAM situation applies on
ia. Wh"cilrg Terminal ANA no freight is
being nuyrG on ciihcr road. although
my fu0d$tuffS that com" into the city
",,.r the Ea'lim"r" 4 uh,o read viii he
haud.,d by tho Terminal.
Word was r"r,.ivcd from PITTSBURGH
':.r, lN, Is * - #wi'rhmcu ar, working
IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
LITTLE CHANCE
IS NOTICED IN
SWITCH STRIKE.
OHIO YARDMEE AT
WORK, BUT LITTLE FREIGHT
is MOVING.
w. & L. L, Terminal and Pennsy Men
Stiu Out--SNght Improvement at
Pittsbrrgh-Train Load Of
Cattle Coming To-day.


TN"r" has N'"h Ht't" rnAHEr III i''
railroad SiMAL"" ~ 'H' M''' ing "i@-
trr"t ~ 'hr last. i"rHi!-i"uF n"Ir%;
. r"iEh' W"Ntt"'''' - a. q H'LIiI :. "a
, wiki but on" rrad III op''rdtl"h' IN" Bhi-
,rmurr X oH!"' railway. and arcordIng I"
Sup"riutcHd' =. VI. Scott. ih"r" - II"
I freight for hat road In accept. as ,hrr"
are u" roads ahir i" take freight from
+; 10" L. 4 q. for delivery and II" road
-. operation to E''" i'''Fh' u" '"'
L. N ~ ,
: IT, .nN ,"n .r i''r i,'
l""lHH WANG ''ItA VT -" ! I.''' ,,,''l
'"t ,rT',. .r,.r,,.,,,r n, nav,
" ',I No. M,'',.,,"'' '''''''' 90 '''
nag any ,r!in ,F LIZA ,r c,,.ic Will romc into
v;' ''|'. ,,,'r ,r,,. y A. a r,.,rn'd som,
- ,,,,,c ,,,'1i.y 'rI vii ha ,aIZ,.m over In,.
.r '., l.,.,.,.I,, nrCi..i',I,
Irrm,n" - -, .., "',.''"'''". "'''''"'S
wa -..- ,, 49,,
IT'S 1ouf 1oo'
: J. = stated by tho head officials in
this dls'r.,, Int' 10, strikers DO not
d.sarrgnyr "c Oh, officials, uu.uS their
. work vnjl,' they a." ON = strike. Ia fact.
they rather lprro,,. ot . and Virtually
.Iy' IL lo3r joa. ~
II is ,G>, stated ,uu' .a" striking
. 'rarurnru are thoroughly .a accord with
IruN ana, iruI~tUlfs into M r.iy ana a.
th"ugh ,hry ar" u"t wI...uS 10 hcir
'I,} d" rn' "lrri"r".
, \ m"' 'iu- VA hrid 1T "'.n't
d Ihnr~d"% a'irrA""n IA III, Tr"d'S A.
-rril,rr.. and it i, stated 'Hnt a ninh"r
rt i'a,url"r n 'hi" mrn WI" were OF
! Gu'y ""r' pr"~"H'.
I Nr''" .u' n"'r.nS. q W"""''n% T"''u;-
nal man acted - spnH' @nan ana SHd.
!"I"H 60" just NY "" ar" out md WI!
stay "'j' vn'' -" "acc matters ar" I'D
jH>'''I It'~ S"rI f"r IN" ne. lnS
T''mn". ara" 3D. Nh""!'n- I.''t' r.r.'.
Waited for Months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
AGAIN ON STRIKE.

WNSNiN';TtN. Npi. H.. t't KIN
;.aru, int" th.s city particularly from
tE.. SaUlH. Ms again Threatened with
rnmvio., s,nppac" tonight. WIG" en-
,lo,,S 4, l'o'"mar fv''gh' yards joined
.u,. strike for tho second tn',. SOM
workers w"r, out ais" at r",kln-l"u
Yards. tn" r.,r".viuc r"lr, f"" f. jEh'
'r,.nl III" north and wcS.
Dr,i.!al~ a. I'otomar yards said t-H'-
o.. va. virtually At a slaudS;hl :h"r".
the. hov.d however. 70 off"rt q Settle
ugru; h"Curr morning They w"r" n
conference" with employees representa-
;sycs at - p NJ Leaders a.? 'h"strjh''S
had agreed 20 att:m%t 70 ga IN" mo
hrck to work. =; vas sad. hut doubted
their ability TO do :" without delay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16

u ynu 'rll YOUR 'r"uh,"- rr ,"ur-. E
N"".H 'iWHN~ i" sur. e. D.. -. mpl'lt"5'
a.!dl'u,c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-16
Ladies Quilt

u .n' D.. - nf ~" Ladies' N.d -"'l"'% -
-:,,. iurn, -,,u church n.lu a Ur'. 'nE
= PES. .y-u'nc IN m. SOCIAL PIN ~ ,hr
..@uv,h N:l.- d f'w r"u'ru' matters
v.r- Dr. .S~.i 'hr ~-UINndrr e.; ,h'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Women Want Mirror in Elevate,

Atlanta. Ga, Oct 1S.- Every business man will IN
form YOU with pencil lifted in adiuraon and voice low
cred To profundity that efficiency admirab tr-
ute IN his next breath he will inform YOU good
personal appearance is less a necessity for business
So naturally when efficiency personal appearance
clash then comes the tug war
rake the ease of the elevator in the hall For wears
II has been decorated with a large mirror that was put
IN for decorative purposes, but which recent years has
become largely unitarian.
complaint reached the mayor the elevator service was
heng held un--pun not mtentional-rendcrod SLOW ag-
gafatng and otherwise preiudical efficient
wee OF the body polite of the city O Atlanta
Nheretore the mayor sought reasons.
HroNer the elevator operator them close to hand
aud Gltbly the tongue.
S'hu ne; The girls that work in this building hold
us up while lhcy are niakng-up in of this mirror
1t wasn't 50 had when they just had dab little now
der on their noses, but that lip sticks and eyebrov
rehcs and rouge have fashion YOU can't aard
~ get them cut of the elevator They lust naturally
freeze to the looking glass;
OH with The looking glass; ordered the mayor
Anu now come the girls and complain that they con.t
look nice and efficient unless they have looking GLASS
facilities They want the mirror back and have told The
mayor "
So with the caution of experienced vot,-getter no
is reflec,ine - reflcctng
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Mexican Labor Shortage
4 Due to Immigration

Mexico City, MeXico lS-- Mexico is beginning to
feel the effect of the heavy flow of labor from this
try to the United States, and being discussed
to keep the Mexican workmen home. Those who go
to the United States the best of the laborers
Gus, cntcIprisinE men, who able save
enough for the journey. Those who remain behind
chiefly of the lnzy shiftloss class who not
looked upon as prizes by employers.
The great reason for the rush the
that the MeXcans are better paid there. have
worked IN the Mexican oil fields where abores
and half pesos or $175 in American money the
border into Texas, where many get as high as
50 n day, or ten pesos in the American fields
who work railroads ana ranches much better pay
than they could obtain in the part of Mexico where the
highest wages are paid - the oil fields. the
Tampico district, Mexican aborers get much than
*l75 Il day, In some sections, glad work for
one and two pesos day
The high wages in the oil fields have NIex-
can aboreIs TO so there from all of the country
but as the Tampco section is very unhealthy many
come sick and are forced to leave.
Another cause of the rush the border un
settled condition of Mexico Many Caranzaistas dread
ing misreatmen have thought II best go to the Unit
ed Safes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ Find'e''
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Campbell
are entertaining the formers cous-
in. C. Il. Johnson, of Portland who
is in salem for Il few days
Mrs. Ralph White will ente =
tain her senior dancing class 10
night in the Moose hall Aer mah'
friends will be glad t. !alrn tn
she has recovered from ner recen'
Illness. The class tolisht is I'f
club members only
Mrs. r. II. Campbell returned
Tuesday from Portland where she
visited with her sister, Mrs.
EIanch. Gates for few days,
Miss Lucille Ross and Robert
Eakin left this morning for PORT
land to attend the wedding or MISS
Aagat Lassen and Kenneth MarlA
the latter Il former Stleni hiah'
which will take place ton'Sht u
the Central Presbyterian churci'
Miss Ross will play the Wedding
march and Mr.. E&kin Will act rs
best man.
Mrs T. Il, Howe of BROWNSVILLE
has arrived in Salem ana IS Nlsi'
inc her son in law anl daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter j. Kirk.
Miss Lorena Walton of Corva'-
Lis is cypectcd to come to Sale
Friday to spend few days WIN
her mother. Mrs. George walton
A very pleasant surprise was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. stem
berg Monday night. A most en-
ioyable evening was spent playnls
games, followed by boumilu'
luncheon provided by the lnVao'
ers. Those present were Mr. az
Mrs r. NJ. Gray and children, MI
ond Mrs T. i. Earst and chlldren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pollock an"
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Leo. Clark Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.
Iitchfield, Claude Litchfieid' MI
and Mrs. Stonberg will make thelr
home in Albany where they VIII
in the mercantile business
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Salem Smithy
Is Repair 81,
After 81 Years

ThirtV-One wears ago. Joseph
Shindler, Salem blacksmith, assist
ed an acquaintance out of Il finan-
cial defiiiiculty. The financial diff
ficuIty WAS represented by Mr..
Sh'ndlor standing as Il security for
a 81 purchase made by his friend.
On October ,, the last day of fair
week this year, man who MI.
Shiud,cr I'D not at first recognize,
stepped into his blacksmith shop on
South Liberty street and accoStcd
him.
inc !tlangcr WAS J. d. Moody,
the former acquaintance, and as Il
result the blacksmith is $l5 to the
good.
Il have made many efforts to
locate YOU and am more than will
ing to double the principle" stated
Moody. ,"Bcsides, Il dollar is now
only worth half of its 1889 face
value"
Mi. Shindlcr had bade farewell
to his seven dollars many years
ago. at was just thirty -one years
ago, on October 2. that | gave him
that money. 1t takes a pretty hon
est many to pay up a seven dollar
debt after that much time has pass
3D." observed the smithy.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Trade BetWeen BOIShepik
and the British Is Likely

London, oct lS The prospect of re-openng of trade
between Britain and Russia ended by the cxpul-
of Kameneff from England. 1t has been helped If
anything.
Such is tho contention of the Evening News. which.
being owned by Lord Norhcfe. has been friendly
toward OF reapprochement with the soviet
ernment.
'If only the soviet government the British
conditions precedent trading, orders will be pouf
ing into this country gays the Evening News.
This announcement, coming the heels of revelit-
tions concerning the disposal of Russian royal jewels and
of the proceeds for propaganda is surprising Off
cally. Lloyd George and his cabinet have swung from
tone of friendship and hope keynote of frequent
vtuperation for the soviet its and It's 'meddlns
in internal affairs of Britain meaning its
nlent of strikes and unrest.
But Krassn, the soviet delegate remaining in London,
making favorable impression upon all business and
political leaders he meets. SO the story. 1t Is fur
ther claimed that the sixty soviet
been many who bitter result of their Siberia
sxpersncs and who have consequently been
extremists in dealing with foreign affairs. 1t said
that the few moderatcs the commisars gain
ing steadily in power
Krassn, of the leadin gmoderates is said o
keeping clear of Brtains extremists thereby be
cndeavorng to keep himself free from suspicion prop
aeanda meddlmg here, for the time when it will bt
sfble trade negotiations
The facts OF the Evening News the appear
ance of official inspiration. Recently soviet agents
generally, have been well 'tarred' by official
nents. II begins to look though of them
in process Of being 'sildcd in order that early
reversal Of policy and of trade negotiations
about smoothly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
mess for the state highway.

mess for the state highway.
Mrs. Zadoc Riggs will leave to-
night for Portland to- pass few
days with friends
Mrs. Il. ID. Barton has returned
from Damascus where she was z
CUES: of Mr.. and Mrs. William
! Dallas for a week. Mrs. Dallas VIII
be remembered in Salem as Miss
| Ida Roark, who for number OF
years was matron at the state tu-
! berculosis hospital. During Mrs
| Barton's visit Motor trips were
I taken to Government camp, over
the Columbia river highway and to
Vancouver, Wash.
The many friends Of Mrs, r. ;.
Barton will be sorry TO learn that
she is i'll at her home in West Sa-
lem.
Mrs. George G. Brown returned
this morning from Harrisburg
where she was a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Shisler for few days.
Mrs. Clarke J. Thompson and
small son have motored to Port
land yesterday and are passing a
few days with friends in that city.
ttttn r.
ors, Mrs. O. +. Crossman of Sno-
homish, Wash, and her daughter.
Mrs. Chester Skaggs Of Everett,
Wash. DR.. and Mrs. w. j. Thomp-
son were hosts at dinner Monday
night. Other guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs. S. McElnca and Miss hucile
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo White are
manning to leave Sunday to mo-
tor into eastern Oregon. They
will go to Moro where Mrs. White
will visit with her sister while
Mr.. White goes further on busi-
ness. They plan to be away
week.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 9.
Fairfield will be interested to know
of their removal from their for
mer home on South Twenty-third
street to 1919 North Cottage
street, Mrs. Barfield's mother.
Mrs L. NJ. Harding, has Also sold
her home and will in the. future
make her home with her son in
law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Manley
Chesholm of Portland have return
ed to their home after n several
days stay in Salem as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Garfield.
Robert Smith of Dallas is in
Salem for several days stay
with his brother. Il. +. Smith.
Interesting visitors who have
Just left after passing few days
Wilcox who were the guests OF the !
formers cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Gordon w. Laflar. They were en-
route from Victoria, British CO.
Iumbia, to Los Angeles to make |
their home. They left for the south
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark McCa1lister
lnd children have rn.urned from
Corvallis where they passed Il few
lays with Mrs. McCall,ster's par
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
nv Ruth IlCnOrc EisIcr

MRS. A. N. BUSH and her house
lvl guests, her mother, Mrs. John
Hughes. OF Portland, and Mrs.
4 Warren Truitt Of Moscow, Idaho,
motored to Woodburn this morn
! ing to attend the meeting of the
Marion County Federation OF Wo-
mans clubs.
Mrs. X. f. Pomeroy gave Il
! charming hospitality to COM
| pany of friends Monday night when
she presided over an unusually
pretty dinner,
The appointments werr 1one il,
yellow with a large basket filled
with French marisoid forming the
centerpiece Black cats and witches
were cleverly used in the appoint
ments as suggestion of the Hal
lowe'en time. Covers were laid fo,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y McMcchep,
! Mr. and Mrs. Walter .'i.auldir {.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. .. Ro,sits, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wenderoth. DR.
and Mrs. j. II. Garnjobst, Miss
Eunaine Craig, Mark Skiff. Jr. ana
DR.. and Mrs. Pomeroy.
Mrs. w. II. Dancy will go 20
Portland in the nu:ning to at
tend meeting of the advisory
board of the state industrial schol
for girls. She will visit with her
sisters. Mrs. Jones and Miss
Creighton planning to return home
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. f. w. Durbin eft this mora
ing for Portland to visit until Fri
day with her son in law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y pearson
tMaud Durbin.) She will return
Friday evening.
Mrs. William Eldridaa ard Mrs.
Rudolph J.. Prael of Portland are
being gladly welcomed back in
Salem while they are ',ere for .
few days as the house ei,ests of
Mrs. William Brow II.
Mrs. w. Al Jones and Miss Mabel
Creighton left Tuesday for Port
land to spend two weens 1T the
home of Miss Creighton.
Mrs. John Watts of Portland !
left yesterday for her home aft er |
enjoying Il short visit with her son !,
in law ana daughter, Mr. and Mrc.
Il AIorcuS m I.aItnvuu ctrnet I
Mrs. william r. Holt has been
having a lovely house guest, Mrs.
II. l.. Rocho OF Portland who LEFT
Tuesday morning for h"r hc'le +
after spending .sVer1l dnvs IN $ia- /
lem.
Mrs. ]. o. Goltra spent n few
hours in Salem Tuesday coming
up from Portland where the Col
tras have spent the summer. They
will open their Court street home
within ten days and will be in Sa-
lem a short time before going 10
Los Angeles where they will spend
the winter.
The Beta Chi sorCl ity of Will
lamette university is entertaining
with an elaborate initiation ban
nuct tonight at their house on
Court street.
w. d. Clarke has gone to Til =
Iamook to spend the week on bus
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

Boston. Mass, Oct Begone. We false hair ador,
ments.
This or some other shrl cry like il is on Tho
lips of the girls of the College Liberal Arts Bosto,
university whose natural curls and the envy
of their sister students in other colleges hereabou The
freshies particularly the bane of the Permanent
wavers and showed to good advantage their Gam
ma Delta initiation by the sophomores.
When the rites over girls will be permitted IN
remove their hair ribbons and put up curls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Rough Was Rough
With Mrs. Roug

san Francisco. Oct James Roupb was too rn,,,
TO Mrs Rough and because of his rouehness Mrs Roug
has divorce.
Ihe rough treatment of Mrs Rough began shortly ,f-
ire her marriage TO James Rough importer and cxnor
she told judge in the court here Sb, s,id ,
sr housh was not rough when he adored the photo
graph of another woman. She declared mar he s, r.
10 Scotland where her baby died on her return 10
this country he beat her.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Girl Cyclist Goes
4S Miles in w ateY

London, Oct. 20. -- The British
channel cyclist, Miss Zetta Hills.
has played in tough luck. Arcr
pcdaling forty eight miles on her
water cycle, which is an ordinary
bicycle supported between two pom
eoons, the spokes Of the wheels hav
ing paddles attached to them, her
machine broke down three and Il
half miles from the British coast.
Her extended journey was
caused by the tide, which after
ending her south from Calais to
Boulogne, went northward and
,hen south again, and thus after
Wclvt hours pedaling victory was
matched from her within sight of
her goal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Building Boom
Strikes London

London. Oct. 20.--London is a
tonic these days.
In many cases the gloom of years
Is being removed from grimy build
inGS. which, under. the Influence
of hiGh-pressure stream, are as
suning amazingly bright colors OF
yellow and red.
In the city itself many changes
are taking place Big Victorian
buildings replaced in all directions
with still vaster buildings of steel,
sandstone and granite. These build
ingS-in the ma!ing-are not to
let, but We're snapped up immedi-
ately the plans were prepared and
approved.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

+. L. Allen and wife have ar
rivcd in Corvallis by automobile
from Woonsockct. r, /, to enter
oregon Agricultural college.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

There are 124 pupils enrolled IN
Albany's private or denomination
al, schools.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

Medford--A body !,
iuce over $500 Ooa YEA wifi !,
ea' was recently uncnv. ascovs
WAR Eagle mine Gi,'V1Ss1sd in ths ca,s r /
district. 1t is though, mis- oold ,l II
ana 25 ton furnace is \ han ,nereaI
ed to handle the ORC 'V'ns ere
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
tednesday

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

The Beta Chi sorClit ity of Will
lamette university is entertaining
with an elaborate initiation ban
quet tonight at their house on
Court street.
w. ID. Clarke has gone to Til
lamook to spend the week on bus
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-22
BUFFALO

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Million
and daughter and Mrs. and Mrs.
Jesse Hale and daughter were the
Sunday guests of Mr. AM ~ S.
Colonel Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Kanatz1. are
attending the fox hunt at College
Hill this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Benton
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pearson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mize.
Our school is progressing nice
ly with about so pupils in attend
ance.
Master Georgia O'Donnell Wis
tied John Mize Tuesday night.
James Benze and son, Thomas
made business trip to Pamela
Sunday, returning Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Hale visited Mrs.
Vonie Stokely Friday.