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Evening star., 1920-04-08
ChIdreA's Shoes
Special. N..95 Pair

2e pairs Gun M ,tal Calf But
ton Shoes with square toes
straight tips and Apring heels.
Sizes 5h, 6, 61a. Z, m and 8 c:
51a. 6, 61. Z and 7A, D; 9. 6h.
and TN e.
Is pairs Patent VaI1lp Black
Kid Top Button Shoes in sizes g.
61a and z c: 6 and 6M n: ~ 6,
61a. and 71a e.
pairs Black Calf Lactt Shses
in sizes s1a and 9 d and u.
Shoe Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Friday Sale Of Housewares


Emphasizing Anew the Very Low Prices
These values just as attractive any
have previously offered, consequently we advise
early selection, many of the items are limited
in quantity.
20 Seamless Aluminium Tea Kettles with non-heating lock
handles; 5-quart size.
Special Price, $1.95 Each
100 Gray Enamel Rice Boilers heavy triple coated ware;
two-quart SIZE
Special Price, 4Sc Each
Camp Outfits consisting scanned stewpan coapsible
and solid Splendid for small cooking for
the sick room. for heating
Special Price 28c Complete
Is Good Quality Aluminium Combination Cookers-the uen
ss that Be used in many different
Special Price, $1.95 Each
Preserving Kettles heavy triple coated
Special Price, 38c Each
500 rolls Good Quality 1000 sheets to the roll
Special Price, $1.O0 Dozen
5000 cakes Swifs Soap-a good household Not
5sc Dozen Cakes; $45S Case of 100
500 cans Sunbrite Ceansera very good securing powder
Special Price, Cans for 10c
And the following one of-a kind items:
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Reduction, Sale of
Won,en's Pumps.
$5.85 Pair

A clearance sale Of Gun Metal
and Patent Leather Seamless
Baby French Heel Pumps, with
turn soles. They are greatly re-
ducedi on account. of the sizes
being broken so that there re-
mains only the following: 4. Al
and AAA; 4, An and 5 AA; 3.
az, 4, Az and A; 8, 3h and 4
B; 3 and c.
Shoe Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Wonen's Goats

Navy Cravenette Raincoats.
Sizes "a and AZ. $3.50 each;
were $500 and $27.50.
Burgundy Velour Coats. Sizes
"a and 3s. $20.5O each; were
$43.75.
1 Navy Velour Coat. Size 36.
S29.5O: was $4,000.
Coat Section, Third floor
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Curtains

75 yards good shade OF Hight
green Pcpiin. win . mseoesised
draperiss. cushions. etc. S5S6e
yard: was $l.25.
Also 90 yards Of Poplin 10 light
blue. 37kc yard; was $l.2E.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Wos,sen's Necjksaem

Z Fiber Silk Scarfs, in blue and
white, green and white. and
wistaria and white. $500 each !:
were $3.50.
So Organdy Embroidered Short
Back Collars, 15c each: were CSC.
8 Marabou Boas. in black, nat
uraI mole and seal, $3.50 each;
were $10.50.
3 Wool Scarfs, in gray. with
contrasting borders. $3.06 each;
were $500.
Neckwear Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Insure Your Clothes Against Moth,
For Friday Remnant Day-These Saving Opportunities

Friday toward Woodward &
others
a a
Remnant Merchandise Not o.
A66ova
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Chidyes1's Hosiery

18 pairs White Fine-ribbed
Silk Pleated Hose, slightly soiled;
sizes 6 and 81. Soc pair; were
500.
Also various qualities of Chill
dren's Socks and Stockings at re-
duced prices.
Hosiery Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Three Broken Lots of
MEMS SHOES
At Very Low Prices

The size range incomplete, but for those who Be
fitted value is exceptional had to buy them
in the market today the retail price would be $l200
81 Pairs Mems Dark Tan Russia cafskn Buche oxford goed
Sizes oz 10 and 1OH
AA ~ 81, e 10 and 1o4 A. ~ 81 and ioA B; s, sa
q 9H and 11C s. 91a, 101s and II D; E and 10 E.
Tan Russia Ca1kin English Oxfords;
& TO- II AA; H. and II A; 8, 10H and
II b; 7 and II c, 5H and 10 D.
6 Pairs Gun Metal oxords made popular English last
g. 8H 9H TO- 10A and II AA Z H. 8H o TO- 101z and II
A. SH e TO- 1917 and II B. ~, g. 9N and II c; 6N,
z 81 and 10 D.
Reduced to SITS Pair
AsnsSh First
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Toys

6 Pedal Cars, slightly imper-
feet; very greatly reduced to
81.o6 each.
. Horse Shoefiies, slightly i'm
perfect; very greatly reduced to
obc each.
sAutos. used for samples. 9k5B
to $3.50, were s7.1S to $3.50.
One lot OF Exercisers, slightly
imperfect. Reduced one half
price.
Toy Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Cretonnes Greatly
Reduced

Remnants ana short lengths of
cretonnes and piain fabrics, -
well a. white, scru ana ivory and
colored curtain material nets.
marquieettes. voiies. etc. Other
materials for bage, cushions.
fancy work, curtains ana pillows.
At 4 to y less than former
prices.
Curtain Geetiea, nm neer.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
500 Yards Creton,1e,
55c Yard
We're z5c to $1.25

This collection of Cretonnes
represents patterns which we
cannot duplicate again. They are
of excellent quality and a good
range of colorings-light. dark
and medium. There is variety
of designs, some are reproduction
of foreign linens. Qualities de-
sirable for slip covers, draperies,
bed covers, cushions. etc.
In 10 to SO yard lengths-and
very remarkable values.
Upholstery Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Mems Umbrellas

IT zs-inch Black Piece Dyed
Tape-edge Umbrellas. finished
with assorted wood handles:
some silver trimmed. 94.45 each;
were $500.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Friday Special Sale of
Woynen's
Handkerchiefs
s for, z5c
6 for z5c

Women's Union Linen Hand
kerchiefs very specially priced
for tomorrow. A splendid quality.
that would make a very useful
handkerchief for general wear.
Handkerchiefs, First floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
Teachers Session Postponed.

The meeting of the Teachers Coun-
ell, composed of representatives of
every department of the public school
system. scheduled to have been held
y assterday at the Franklin School, was
deferred until after the conclusion of
tho Senate investigation of the schools.
Evening star., 1920-04-08
So Copies The Land Of the
Darkening Shadolp
By Curtin.

A wonderful and powerfully
written record of Germany in
war time. &c copy: was 75c.
Book Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

The first woman ever admitted to
the bar of Wisconsin was Miss LAWN
ia Go,odell of GAINESVILLE, in 1874.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

OmOffOW--A Sale OF w Ofnen
Bolivia Cloth Goats
At $500 Each:
We're $500 and $500
All new spring coats-in four different styles.
They Woodward & Lothrop quaity-and the price
speaks for itself.
It is an opportunity to purchase such you will not
have again in long while, we believe.
Navy Blue Coats; sizes SO and A.
French Blue Coats; sizes "a, SO. 38 40, AZ and A.
Taupe Coats; sizes Sc, SO, 40 AZ and a.
Reindeer Coats; sizes 36, SO. 40 and A.
Black Ceat.; sizes &c. SO, AZ and "A:
Brown Coats; sizes 36 and 40.
Pure Silk Linings either plain fancy; mostly belted
models with full faring skirts.
A Very Important Savings Event
Coat tSetionI noor
Evening star., 1920-04-08

A Very Important Savings Event
Section, Third
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-31

House. toth and race streets. rntsrment pri-

House. 18th and Race streets. fnterment pri-
1RfuoBrNsoN. N.--May %, JOHN NJ. son. OF
Robert and late Jane ". Robinson fnee Ma
ioneI aged a. Relatives and friends Invited
dence 2oSs Rorer 81. Solemn reaulem mass
Church OF Visitation 10 a. m Int Holy Sep
RowAN.--At Newark. Del. May 2s. Rev.
WILLIAM JAMES ROWAN. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. at Newark
Presbyterian Church. Tues, y. m. Int at
Head OF Christiana Gem.
SEDLoCK,--May. IS, JOHN sEDLoCK.
Relatives, friends, l., o.. o.. NJ, No. 81, and
Waseck Tribe, No: ss. I. o. r.. NJ. invited
TO funeral, Tues. 800 a. m, residence. 23O9
s.. Woodstock st. Mass of reouem at ST.
John Negomucens at g. M Int Holy Cross.
husband Of late Glare .,S SSchoenemann, ased
2sS7 n Issk a. aye. w., Int' Ja ppciyste pnbo ey,,,,,n
scHoLES. beloved husband Of Julia scholes.
No. 800. r. and A., NJ; Corinihisn r, K.
No 4, X. T.; I.u 1.u Temple. A. A.. o. N.
NJ s.; employees OF William Schoies q, Sons,
Inc, officers of tho Beamy y. and l.. Asso-
cIation. and ell other societies of which he
was a member. are invited TO attend funeral
services, We'd, 2 p. M, at his late rest
dence. 1922 wakeling st.. Frankford. Int.
cesaSS essiaSSNhhMoS.nnMsy hMo SeM an. ADA B.. wife of
william II. sinnamon tnee Meyers). Resi-.
dence 1852 Kerbaugh st. Due notice OF
funeral Will be given.
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DEATHS

mass at Holy. Family Church at 10 o'clock.
inSETRRnI!T ol yoss So GsftsT STfbgEr erRR,ry
tnse Glynnl, widow Of John Gerrity. Funeral
We'd, $40 a M; from residence Of Mrs;
mass ut S. Maischy's Church 10 a. m. Int.
NtM MILMoWR@May Mho}pWis AM "a. GEORGE. husband Of
lane nee ,iLS MfiRs son gf I;9Ser, aqd trIa. ls,o
ali other societies, invited to attend funeral
gSrvSss, TTSs M 'ats sSItdsnSs AL
View remains Mon. eve. - -.
Il " HHS2WNTAHoRNHrM Msy sf eGS e. 1913 fstb JEs IS
widow Of Vincent LsMoyne Hawthorne, aged
T.Sfcn Il SrTs T94SiS'y 4CS st. bo &rns s. ss
Garden st. lnterment at Htllside Gene
HooLAHAN 90. ELLA O.. dsush.
ter OF John and Mary Hoolahan tnee Rey.
uold5) Relatives md friends, employes Gt
FRI. 40 a. M. late residence. 522 n. seth
81. Solemn requiem mass, ChurCh OF our
Lady ot the Rosary 10 a. IN. Int ST.
HoLwEGER May 20. CHRISTIAN, hps-
SS9d ID Of All, T'Sdsricga HSweSWSr Wrd nFs 80 m m
residence. 500 Tabor road. Int MI Peace
JACKSON. 80. HENRY. p, son q
Honora 4. and late levi r Jackson. Rell-
dives and friends. also TAYLOR. wharton en-
gSsSSes of ha'tqn .ytd fuTTfS GARNET "HT
North GIenside. Solemn requiem mass 50.
Luke's Church Glensde. 10 a. m. Int Holy
JACOBS JACOBS. May 20. RosINE ,nce s4chiSlsr,.
widow Of Peter Jacobs. aged ~ years he.a'
and 'rabea Ladies Soc. of st. Jakobus Germ
Luth Church invited to tunrrse serrSrsSL, sersr.5s
St Int GreCnmount Gem. Friends may
CT" "J,A9CTT3soSN&May 9T3s 40. HENRY. r. son OF
Hanora 4. and late Levi F. jackson hs!a-
tives and friends, also TayloT.Mnartonu n en-
$50 a M residence Mt. Carmel ave, North
Glenside. Solemn requiem mass - Luxe
church. Glensdc. 10 a. m. Int. Holy Serui-
q" "JIAKos.-on May 20, 1870. FLORENCE
Wedre sday, . T.. m. at her residence l1tu
y 52d St lntermont HSrivate at Fernwood
: sJjA.NNEY May 30. JACOB. husband Of
Matilda 2, Janney, ased 90. Relatives and
friends invited TO funeral services, Tues 10
son. Oakley road. Havcrford. Pa. Int pri-
aK<AsrER. May 2s. 1920. CAROLINA
KASLER tneo Ostrom). aged sc Years, Fu-
iEiEHNy:.EMSg =. r,AwRENi,GE i,ot:o NE&Ny. ;$S Y
ETeshton STHsia5 "Sa ST. Hish mass at Ghu;sG Q; our
Mother Of Sorrows a. n. INT. Ne"
1KS%o!X.-Ma% MT. 60. 1870. MARY, wife OF
.hc late John q. Knox tnee Burrsl. Rc.a-
tivcs and friends are invited to attend ~: ~;
ger@I t,b Tgss 1 so.mn ST n rSauem @ mass Sc
rlcks Church 10 =. IN. Int. Holy 'ross
'eES eKESRr-L1.-Msy 90. HENRY sR.. husband
Of Anna Krul (nce GroesD. ased IS Services
We'd. / p m, residence. i39 W. George s.
Int. Mt. Vernon Gem. Friends may call
KS 'HS:N>EEIDLER.B .BRoADHEAD - MAY IS;
IDA V. widow OF simon kneedler anh
daughter Of william T. and Mary y: Broad
rssS rssidence' ssS Z. shedaker st. Gnt. Int.
private. Remains may b" viewed Mon. eve.
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DEATHS

from her late read nee. s1a Rhswn st Fox
Chase. p.''" l.awnview Gem. Friends
may S.SnRn fSir lues. eve 8, DANIEL. husband oi
Margaret OHErc. Relatives and friends
also HolyNa Society. are invited TO at
late residence. 18iO s. 2ad ST. solemn high
mass of requiem at st. Edmond's Church 10
a. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Gem.
O'SHEA. May -. 1920, MOLBVh daugh-
ter OF Julia and the late Michael y shea, of
Waterville. County Kerry, Ireland. In her
I'D year. Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend funeral We'd, $50 a. m, from
the residence OF Patrick Heating, 1924 Dick
inson st. Solemn high mass OF requiem st
Edmond's Church 10 a, m Int. Holy Cross
OWENS. Suddenly. May 20 JAMES j..
husband OF Catharine Y. Owens tnee Gilles-
pel FsHSnSsrsl TsssdS' s;ao ,., M lat. re:t- g
rsnSs also ChnS nsst wstehmen SSN wans
mTsST TPsxTERsoSsy SS2 @ SSw sS jAMEs GrShssrf d PAT
TERsoN, aged 20. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend funeral Wed, 2 D. m.
late residence, 124i s. st. Bernard st. Int
Leverington Gem, Roxborough. -
PETERS. May 90. FRANCIS y. PETERS.
In his s5th year, Relatives and friends are
invited 20 attend funeral services, Wed. 2:3o
p, NJ" late residence, 1928 Howorth ST..
Frankford. Int. private.
PFEFFER May 90. SOPHIE. wife Of
late Morris Pfetfer. agsd II. Relatives and
friends invited TO funeral tues. 1890 a, m,
parors OF Emanuel Asher q Son, 1902
Diamond st. Int. at Adath Jeshurun Gem.
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BET. husband Of Tsrederiks W-ib-i d..
Kuhn). AGED 80. Relatives and fr!spTn s,ns
ployes OF John j.. fei.n Co. ana membS-s ~
All so,leties TO which he belunssd. inyii.5 ~
funeral ssryioee. Tues. D. M pt N. i,is
residencs, 1915 Dounton st. Int. privat.'
H'wyKf,sH.mon May "a. 1890 MAro,,r-
WALSH tnso founK). wife Of John WaishS
Relatives and friends are inv.tcJ 70 ~.
funeral, on Tuesday at T:SO a m fron, us
late residence. 9ts7 r; Somerset Al nsr
OF solemn reduior Pt st, AIMS Church n, a
o'clock. Interment at Holy Sssuichre csn
WARD. May % MARY IL s., JaSsnn,.
Of late George r. ana Elizabeth Ward, Ssrsst
ices We'd, y. M. lAto reaidancc, ioiS ~
MoyamensinR ave. int private. Ren,alr.
may be viewed Tues. eve
WEIpENiAN Mn On May 2s. 1870. FER.
D1NAND VALENTINE. son OF wstcr II
and Mary WeidSmsnn. aged 4 stn:s. VI. VI.
II! BAR Building. 1870 Cacstnut 81. % ptIly.r tprn-r
WEIGHT =. May 30. TACO. Ar,o, NJ,
sssearer ased nSs9aas ss Il c.;rs, ars wscs, ms
also Hermann Lodge. No. Iab, r. and a te'uWs.
Phila. Turnremeinde and o5.ysar ,ncr,h.S o.
Phila. Rihc Club. directors OF L,,zerna n
y Association and employees 81 u" A.. a.
WEIGHT Y Sons. invited to attend f,,,.rapih
Thurs. D. M, from his late resIdsnra t,s
Cliveden ave, Gensido. Pa, lnt i;,ennr,,,-V , ~
Iem. Take route No. 40 on Eric n,a ',,aouhs
Geneva ave, walk TO left u'e' 70
WQNNENBERG.-- May 20 CtIptsrt,
j.. husband Of Lilly M. wonnonbars tyssh
neral Wed'. p M. late residence Bu.,l.-
ton. Phila. Int. private. "us'le-
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SMITH. May 20, EMILY e.. wifi. AZ rrd-
win 81 Smith (nee Halnan). aged 40 ncia-
tives and friends invited to services, Tuos. T,
a n M late residence, 1Stg Rouvier ~ iiStb
and Berksl. Int. private. Jeffersonyiiie pa.
Gem, Wed. morning,
SPENCER. R.--May 20. Rev. GEORGE "
beloved husband of Lorshsmsh Spencer (nss
Siicox) Relatives and friends invited tc fu-
residence, iTa3 y. nth ~. Int. Hillside Gem
sTANGER. May 2s, JOHN Il. sTANGER
ased 81. Relatives and friends invited 10
funeral services. Tues. 1880 %. M, late rest
dence, 443t Paul st, Frarrkford. Int pri-
vate, Friends may call Mon. after 4 ., m,
TAYLOR. :. May IS, DR.: WILLIAM H.
TAYLOR. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral, Tues, p. m precisely. residence
1879 Wallace st. Int, private
TITUS. May 20. SALOME. wife Of tho
late Edward Titus. Relatives and friends
invited 70 funersl services sns- Wed. 2 .. m,
Int. East Cedar Hill Gem Remains may be
vlsNsfHc sTNRsfHcTKpERLMsy TpsRs sissg sp' ss olive FOSTER
wife OF Rupert 70. Thicker. Funeral services
wed. 9 .. M, at husbands residence, 43
Coliingswood ave. Oaklyn. ". J. Int. pri.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EN.---NiaY ~, 1920, SAM.
IIEi, q husband of Lizzie c. Wander r.
herchen tnee Hand. Relatives and friends.
also Harmony Lodge. No ~. r. and A. n.
Columbia X. A. Chaptsr. No. 81. invited Ia
funeral services, Tues. . p. m, a. his late
residence. 1904 Melrose ave. Melrose Park.
INV 'wRiBSEsiiee' - May 90 SEBASTIAN WAL
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MARsH.--May 80. MINNIE ", daughter
of Ethalinda and the late James n, Marsh.
aged ~. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend funeral services Tues, 2 p, m,
residence of her sister, Mrs. Walter Hum
phreys. 1920 woln ct. Int private.
MCFARLAND. = May 30. GALBRAITH.
husband Of Mabel r. Mcfarland (nee Myersl
and son OF the late George and Elizabeth
Mcfarland. of Castledery Ireland. Rela-
tlves. friends and all organizations Of which
he was a member invited to attend funeral
services, We'd, y. m, at the residence OF
his brother-in-law, Charles Myers. 2358 n,
sth st. Int Northwood Gem. Remains may
be viewed Tues, = TO 10 y. m.
MOOREHEAD. NAV 80. ANNA f.,
daughter Of late Sarah and Robert Moore
head. Relatives and friends. also employees
Of Gimbel Brothers. invited to funeral sery.
ices. Thurs, y. M. late residence, @330
Wharton st. Friends may call We'd eve.
Int. private.
MULCRoNE. ON NAV 81. MARGARET
JANE MCLCRONE. Rcls tivcs and friends
Invited to services. Tuesday. 2 n. m. at the
residence Of her son, James = Mclaughlin.
MUNKENBECk. - May 20. RostNA,
widow OF Philip Munkenbeck. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services, Wed.
y. m. late residence. 1897 Ridge ave.
IVY MYERS. MAY 2S. DAVID G. MYERS.
aged 81 Funeral Tues. I y m, from his
late JresidenCe. Morton ave, Rutledge. Pa
Int private. -
Joseph H. Nester. aged 81 Relatives and
friends invited to funeral, Wed. y. m"
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PRO (nee Ferry). May 20. SUSANNA
MARIE. beloved wife OF Anthony A.. Piro
and daughter OF Manus and Ellen Ferry.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
funeral, Wed, $50 q. M, from her parents
residence 2O92 n Marvine ST Solemn re-
uuem mass II a. m. Church Of Our Lady of
Mercy Int. Holy Sepulchre Gem.
oUrNN.--M 2s. JOHN. sr... husband of
Catharine ouinri. Relatives and friends, also
Annunclstion Bon. Society. are invited TO- at
tend funeral Tues, sac n m. from late
residence. 1893 s. 2sth ST. solemn mass ST.
Gabriers Church. 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
ouINN.-Mhy 90, ELIZABETH. widow
~ John Quinn and daughter OF Jane and
the late Robert McNiullen, late OF Parish Of
Convoy. County DONEGAL Ireland, Rela-
tives and friends. also st. Patricks u. v.
NJ Sodality, invited to attend funeral,
We'd. $50 q. M, from the residence of her
brother, Bernard McMulen. $50 N. Attn
st solemn requiem mass at Our Mother
ot Sorrows Church, 10sa. IN. Int. Holy
RKHItI.-M University Hospital. May
Rahili (nee Deviin). Funeral Wed, $50 a.
M, from his late residence. 1907 n. 2ith at.
Solemn requiem high mass st. Elizabe tn :
Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Gem.
RICHARDSON 30, ELIZABETH RICH
ARDS. Due notice Of funeral will be given
from NOT ". bth ST.
ROBERTS --on Fifth Month 2sth. at
Coitesville, N J.. HOWARD LAWRENCE,
son OF the late George and Amanda Roberts
AGED as years Funeral services Third day
Sixth Month LIST, y. M, Friends Meeting
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Ford & kendig Company

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PHILADELPHIA, :: PA
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INTERPRETATIONS.
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The Dayton Rubber Manufacturing
company, a SIC. 100000 Ohio corpo-
ration, Wednesday was granted per-
mission to operate in Oregon by Cor
poration Commissioner Schulderman.
George r. Alexander of Portland will
represent the company as manager in
this state.
Articles of incorporation were fill
ed as follows:
Multnomah Motor company, Port
land; 100000; Robert r. Covette, e.
". Littkfield and Nj. A. Hines.
Farmers Exchange Inc, SPRING
field, Lane county; $4,000: Simon
Director N. Director and l. Wein-
stein.
Deluxe Electric Lantern company,
Portland; s25o0; Fred weitzel, John
Haack and Earl Meyer.
U. r. Land & Livestock company,
Bend, Deschutes county; John Hayes,
Ina b. Hayes and L. T.. Sauvie.
Resolutions of dissolution were fill
ed by the Railway Exchange Cigar
company of Portland
Addiction to chloroform is believed
to have been the cause of the death
of Gilbert Wiley Cousins at ST. Helens
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05

1t wasn't so many years ago, says
the Portland oregonian, that Salem
boasted of a twilight baseball league,
and one of the strong teams was that
which represented the Salem wooden
mills Of which Thomas B. Kay, ex-
state treasurer, is principal owner.
Tom, as the baseball fans all know
him, wasn't content with sitting on
the sidelines, but was one Of the best
players on the team. Tom usually held
down the shortstop position, while his
son, Ercel, former University of
Oregon athlete. was stationed at third
base. Father and son grabbed all
the wicked .grounders or liners which
came in their direction. In his young
er days, Mr.. Kay was an amateur
boxer of no mean ability, and he is
still able to hold his own if verbal
argument is of no avail. Mr.. Kay is
registered at the Multnomah. Mrs.
Kay is with him.