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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-05-13

from Chicago to spend the week enc
with Ben Meyer and other friends
| Rev. A. H. Schoenfeld was in
Dodgeville Friday afternoon to con
duct the funeral of the Hon. R. l.
Joiner.
Miss Genevieve Hutchinson of the
U. of W. and Miss Mildred Klarn
spent over Sunday with James W
Hutchinson and family.
Mr.. an Mr.. Bert Horne and Mrs
George Grange and son Wilmer Wis
tied in Dodgeville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haldeman Wis
tied with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weiden
teller in Survey Monday.
Matt Ley and son Ben Of Ridge
way and Mrs Elizabeth Weier and
Margaret of Dodgeville visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Halde-
man Sunday.
John Ellsworth of Beloit visited
his brother Reuben Ellsworth, Jr.
here Wednesday.
Walter Horn and Elmer Roberts
of Nashotah Seminary and Miss Ell
sic Nc Swain of Kenosha were over
Sunday guests at the formers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Horn.
Many mothers in our city were
honored Sunday Mothers Day.
with tributes of love and affection
from their devoted sons and daugh-
ters. Beautiful flowers, cards, let
ters and messages made it a very
happy day for the recipients.
Raymond Moreland returned to
Argyle Monday, after a visit with
relatives here. Mr.. Moreland and
little son remained for a longer visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
John Stephenson.
"The Smuggleman" two act OPP
eretta given by the children Of the
public schools at the Municipal The
atre Friday evening proved a grand
success. Each child did his part well
which showed the skillful training of
those in charge. A large apprecia-
tive audience was present.
Miss Matilda Hutchinson left Mon
day to visit in Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Louis GRADER returned Fri
day from several weeks visit with
her sisters in Chicago and with
her daughter Mrs. Baltus Rolls in
West Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Metcalf and
daughter of Dodgeville visited rela-
tives here Friday.
Miss Pearl Mills spent last week
with relatives in Linden.
DR.. and Mrs. A. D. Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Ellsworth, Jr.
visited friends in Mazomanie Sunday
Masters Harold and Paul Steph-
enson of Madison are spending this
week with their grandmother Mrs.
John Stephenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Knickerbocker
Miss Elizabeth Knickerbocker and
Miss Ella Hutson of Dodgeville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Knickerbocke
of Wyoming were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Callow Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Horn Wis
tied in Milwaukee Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Schilling of Bar
aboo visited friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lieder returned
Thursday from a visit with their
daughters in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Heindel of
South Wayne visited friends here
Sunday.
The w. G. T. U. will hold Moth
er's meeting Thursday afternoon,
May 20, at 2:3O o'clock, in the M. E.
Church. Mothers and all friends of
Temperance will be made welcome
S. Miles Thomas of Madison Wis
tied in his old home town of Mineral
Point on Mothers Day. Mr.. Tho
mas is an inspector of State graded
schools; and is a strong and helpful
educator.
William Vickerman is visiting his
son William in IewistOwn Mont
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-05-13
RELIGIOUS Discrimination.

In Hungary, for Roman Catholics,
the man must be fourteen years old
and the woman twelve. before they
may marry; for Protestants, the man
must be eighteen and the woman tf-
teen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-05-13
ROADS ASK $500, o0o,o 900 MORE
r. r. Executives Urge Congress to
Finance Freight Car Building
This Year.

S5OOOOO,OOO during this year to finance
the construction of freight cars was
asked of congress by the railroad ex-
ecutiveS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18

crin,e wh..e awaiting Lr:cl. Under the
I prssera. system, the time OF detectives
lis too mich taker, up with watching
;;ic:lr;-nirals cut on ra;i. IF these .crmi-
mas were specdi::y tried ara. serts-eed
it-wouGi cave the po.icc q !7t Ct tine
/ An unidentified man Was held UP
!! ard she. carly last night = shars-d!s-
fssace. frcm the nyckn1an street sta
: a.;on. of the Intcrboro subway. Hs vas
Eakcm to hasp:tal.
Another murder rs yet unsol'rd
ard safc-cracls:rg job in the SsEeHsh
District Munic:pa! Court on 123th
street. were Har:eqn's cort. ihut:on =
thc crime wave YESTERDAY.
The murdered man.. apparcr:iy an
Italian of some mpaEs, frcm the. q'a!.
x cf his c-cth;ng was discovered b.
May Connolly, of 200 East 1o7th
street., ..y::rg en- sh: s:@cwalk nea'' her
hcmc with FIVE huiIc; wounds IN his
tead and BODY, The only cl2e tn" pos
lice i.nv5 to h.= ider::tv are three Ct
tiers, wr:::..en ir italian, which were
fcanI in his pockets. They were IN
signed ard the cnrc.cpc= were miss
ing.
Mss Connc-..y Jcld T:,e police she
tai heard frc Shots fired. She ran
out ard discovered :he mans body,
a.; Id RI; see mis- assai!arts. He was
five feet. c:g'!t inchcs toll, a!-2r@ 81
years o.d. and wor. 4 gray ard hack
striped SUIT. brown ovcrcat and CAP,
.anncd shoes. woc!cn snort socks, SIN;
II: and neclStie and a white soft
colaa-. Detectives frcm the EasI 1o4th
s.rcc- station. were Assigned 10 The
case.
The safe robbery wqs f;:s. thought
% have involved tht7UslrcG Of dal!ars
IN rer. mon@y left with the cours
csrks. in rental disnltcs. Later it was
es.:maee! at $4,000 in Liberty Eoras
and iewclry he1angirg to John Rurns,
chez clerk If the court, ard his as
=i=tarr. Thomas. AFcGa-r;cl;, ard Max
Sar.
The police think he 3.lr%,ar:, gds,
;r:o tha court by mcars cf pass key
Tic r..cNirIr CT ire safe Gc5r was cv.-
!!c,y'r lorn tx professionals. Melody
50 far<a~ could be learned heard the
cvr,tcs;nn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
S. Population, l1ns57.5O9
Corrected Census Shows

The total population of the pnites
stares consists of 117,85t,5O9 persons
l12l4s, ,738 of whom are located in Al
aska and the outlying islands .ano
ether dependencies, according to .
final analysis of all census figures
made puIs-ic here yesterday.
/, The population Of continental
United States is lO5,7oS,771. a gain
of 1868 over the preliminary fig1a
ures made public October Z. Since
l19lO the continental population has
increased 13,736,505 or l4.9 per cent
as opposed TO an increase of p per
cert during the preceding decade.
The decrease in the rate of growth
for the country as whole is mainly
due to the almost complete cessation
of immigration for more than five
years, and in some degree to the epi-
demic of pfluenza and the casualties
N the war.
California shows greater~increase
in population during the past ten
years than any other State. The 1920
certsus shows population of 3,426,-
6sl, as opposed to 2,a77,549 in 1910,
growth of AL per cent.
The final figures for New York
State show a population of 1O.3e4 1923
an increase of 1,271,215 or 1919 per
cent over 1910.
The population of Illinois is 6,4S5,-
go, an increase Of S46,6S9, or Is per.
cent over 1910; Indiana 2,930.S9o, an
increase of 229,5l4, or S.5 per cent;
Michigan 3,66S,412 as opposed to ,,
81O.l73, an increase of s5S,239, or
2G.5 per cent.
Massachusetts now has 1852, 1856
as against .3.366,416 in 1910, an in
crease IF 4S5,940, or l4.4 per cent;
Georgia 2,S95,S32, as opposed to ,
6Oa-121, am increase Ct 2s6,71l. or II
per cent.
The population Of the outlying de-
pendencies is given as follows:
Alaska. $3.50; American Samoa,
s,O56: Guam. 1925; Hawaii 2559l2:
Panama Canal Zone, 22,S5S; Porto
Rico,> ,229,sO9; military and naval.
ETC., service abroad. 117,23S; Philip
ping Islands, 1O,a50,64O; Virgin. Is
laLds, 26.051.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
Coneressman To Speak
Representative Epshaw, of Georgia,
to be at Trinity Church
ss..-s- - Tfmnrrow -.

: Rebres1tativc Unshaw, the fam
ons Georgia evangelist, will address
mems mass meeting at 3 o'clock
--omorro&~ afternoon in Trinity N. F:
Church. His subject will be -Four
rornerstcneS for Manhood"
The meeting will be exclusively for
men and an invitation has been cH-
tended by the Bi'ile Class Of this
church to the members OF al Of the
B;hln Glasses in the city.
All men generally are invited to
hear Congressman Unshaw He is re-
earded as one Of The most noted
speakers on the American platform
today. He also will sneak at The I L
oclcSk service in Trinity Chlr"h and
his subject will he The Unfini;hei
Fight" He also will address the bible
class Of Trinity Church at the Sun
iay School hour.
DR.. D. Fl. Martin, pastor of this
chruch, directs attention to the adj
vertisemcnt of these services TO be
found elsewhere in these columns and
he, offers a reward Of dollar for
every man who goes to s!een while
the Congressman is addressing tho
men.
At 7:.ao o'clock at night Or. Martin
will give the third descriptive, talk or
the Holy Land. His sl5eict vii! be.
points of Interest Inside the Walls
Of Jerusalem"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
TUMULTI TO BE LAWYER:
NETOES EJIIDGESHIP POST

JOSEPH P. Tum1lty. private sec
retarv t. President Wilson. has de-
tided to enter the practice Of law
in Washington after March I. he
announced Yesterday.
az have just Informed the Prcsi-
dent Of my decision not to accept
the POSITION of Chief Justice of the
Court Of Customs anDeals. which
he so generously rendered me- some
time ago." said Tumulty. Il had
no dorbt Of nv confirmation by the
Senate, as l had received assur,
ances from leading Republicans
that there would be no impeachment
placed in my way"
|. IT is understood ,that Tumult,
will also assist President Wilson il
his. literary work. !, a..n. :, !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
.-- x -
DUBLIN CASTLE
OFFICER KILLED
Police Raid City After In
spector Is Shot
Down
BRITISH FORTIFY :;
BRITISH FORTIFY
.InaaS:cfics Raidcd, and. MacSwiaey
Chaplain is Made Prisoner-Trucc
EteHcrtcd--Wants Envoy to Erin.

Drb.:n. nrc. Is. lie entire bust
ness ecction Ci Dublin was raiiad by
til. nri;o" Yesterday evening follow
ing rl:r shooting OF DISTRICT Inspcc-
tor O'Sullivan, If Dublin Castle. The
inspector was passing = faEcy fair
n Fcory street, accompanied by
Ms Moore, TO whcm he vas "agaged
. be nsrricd.
.ia*pa"to- 0'Slilitan d;ed in hos
a:ta:l ar hour AFTER the shooting. He
was l'rod .ron hv rwo masked civil
icra.
J., o:dcr /" nrsrent . sn:nr;se at
sacF :: nq;9rs ccrs:dcrcd vulnerable.
Prs, Castle was being strongly
rcr;t;t';"i re75erday. o. tho aorrh-
vest "o-G"r # t:1e castI@ the street
VS. o'"sa.; and na-ncd w;-e harrica6es
-~e-. nIac:d.
T."r accastc1;c, were raid"d by
*i,e r,:li+&rT: and no.i:c in Dublin
ce-'eria- morning. Tsay arrested
rs n-::e:5s ore of ,!'cn, Father
nnrp:::7;. %ho mas .cho2la:n 70 The.
II, Tc"c.sc" 3TacSw;ae?. The other
..::a,f .rss released later, mt Fathns
-0,.t";: wts held. :
&c I'qn:r:c has heer s5aying
...iT'sa~cscaT CapHchin priory. The
a-;e.... H:l'o vas arrested ard snhse-
~nn3.:--', ra:eased. was Father Albert.
81 ;'.S-ded Ecre' Parry. :. medical
-ruGor-. prcvio~s to his "~ecltio2 at
Nlanr. .!ov p-isou il, ,ove.1,hcr COR
MS ~: ~ sa attack o. : military
as".rt 4 Summer, ~
pu" r the cro! q run.o:s c;rr;ia-
.ir9 : Dsh!in yesterday .-erard'rF.a
rercra. cf efforts towa-d ,neacn tEs
:.rec,:. TrgIa"d an@ me sinu~ Tnin
,rg6,;zat;eT thc-" en:c.cet a,s inter
str aeaort that Ehc 'n,:lita;E. ?!.au-
-hariMss il lreIand actually t"gan
negor:::f.;:cas !asE wce!: fo~ =. carfer-
"rHc sr-snce :. tru'".
: < understood rhs nr:nf'ra. mi
70 ccrG:-:on ti,s Republicans viii
81; . :irnoS" = an~cstr fc- I'll
ramhc.s oc t,a T~:eh Rn'ub!;"an
"rm". m"..u;'irg 7he nay. wNich the
~o:crrmcr; ms hecr r,,dcaro-'ng
,,::.5c.:44 (. ,:s.1ecee.s ..arsa.a:: y go
W.. ,'~:,:"tcr Doe. 1s.--Ns Ns-@4cidJe1
ri" w.H:c2 Ccc:":r*ea world nni'n'ge,
;r'ci:: . o,ake -: apr 'rriat;oa tor
"',e = -ah,;e:i:!@:i- Ard T"i?tcnarre
# f:o'3::-.i:tt::c and coH',lar service
y I.o!ar9 ~", introduced "cste-dav
" 2.~~"eo. -at::-e Mason: Rcpno|'-
~, ." !:'::.a:s. Ti,c measure cor.
de",ce :, ''s;:a:vva.e warfare Rritish
,-a:..e :, rrc'2i!.i am :-ates "thct The.
,rE@!c I.c%s;r;:c5t.o9 {: 'ivcs >nd nrap-
or3.I < conclusive c"idcH:c snat Groat
"'r::is:i .:::.s ,os+. ccr-r"l ., The gov
o~rr.","- t;,"rc.
~: yc~,,::, De-. ls.--The Eni@nts
cf Cc,"nrus,. through william +.
N.G;~:".~. &ur:"r. scr-e:a-v. an
,cr~c"d Is. Hic!..- TIA. shov had ar.
rers"G re- Irritation - Herbert
-"crc" r :avcct:ca.e rc~oS.s *
.ta---::~.e co~1;;:nrs ,rrors The cHild-
rca of Iralsad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS.

The next meeting of the League OF
Women Voters will be held on De-
ccmber 27. and all women Of the city
are urged to attend.
This organization was originally
the Equal Suffrage League, and since
suffrage has been extended to the
women Of the country, merged into
the League of Wopen Voters, conse-
cuently new charter was necessary
This charter will be closed at the end
Of this year, and the women OF the
city are urged to ally themselves with
THE league at the meeting on the y,
or before January /.
The meetings are interesting and
Instructive, as the women expect
gradually to assume a share Of the
city government, and are studying to
be in position to do their part in
the work Incidental to the betterment
Of the city, particularly with regards
to the schools
At the meeting on December q
Charles H. Callahan, commissioner OF
revenue, will talk on GLOW The Taxes
Are Raised" and the city health offi,
Ger, DR.: Louis E. Foulks., will give 8
talk on the work: of the. health de-
martin, Asst - Fl: -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
LIFE SENTENCES URGED
FOR ROBBERS RY JUDGE

!. Boston Mass Dec: 1s.-Nen con-
victed of robbery should be given
life Sentences. Judge Dubuque said
n "a" eune.icr Coart yect.ecaar, ID
din, .that he lad - 70 ,ar- i-r2o'e'.
-::-c;I s"ctercns.
"ooaoe-- -taaS- :..y.-- !. :-:'rec. :,
seriousness. cc-ci=:e17 S:s ,-c:tf- 2
nor seEors ard II .;c-tce cities i
has becor,e u-ssfc fer = ran q
walk # right -.h.lt. the curt declared
|aTke ba-osrisrl >-of these ho!d-urs
knows no respect FOR law. ncTals Q:
E6sdec. TT had my way I woa!d
send every man convicted Of robbery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
RANK ER"KILLEn EI
10-sTORY PLUNGE

NV Yo-k, Dee. Is EDWARD Y.
G7m',:or, former r;ce president Of
The Atlantic National' Bank Of tho
.city OF New York, last r;@ht fell or
Jumped from his Off" on thu :entH
floor Of The bark buildin" AT 23s
broadway and was Instant. killed
Al tho oncn. window Of h:s Office
nol;cc found chair on which rcste3
8. can:cra. which l"d Jhom t. believe
that he may possibly h"ve been TAX
ire time cxnosurc Of the lighted
buildings on lower BroaGya" end
lost his balance and fell. On n" lonc
.nlurcc - tho street the body struck
n9d rroks q flagpole ct the third
floor.
llI-. Gamblers home was in SIM
nit. y. J..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
Sees 1920 Booze Withdrawals
.,st .s..>-y-@ @A~s As Exceeding Need,


Aln:ost three times as much liquor
was Withdrawn from government
bonded warehouses drrirg the present
year as could be used for legitimate
purposes under the Volstead law, ad-
coYding to figures given to the House
Ways and Means Committee Fby Pro-
hibition Commissioner John F. kra-
mar Yesterday. :.
Withdrawals totaled the remark
s,,le figure of 29.2OO,ooO gallons. OF
more than quart for every man.
wcman and ch;la in the United States
at the present time only 40 100000
ea,lens remain in storage, Rramar
said.
Forged permits, *fhe commissioner
testified, have proved the most ef-
factive i!legitimate- means CT obtain
ins !iouc- from bonded warehouses.
At this rate cf Withdrawals, sug-
yested Representative Bacharach, Re
pun'ican, of New Jersey, the remain
ing amourt is only sufficien: to last
Cor two years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
Elects Officers
Fraternal Americans Send Ynletide
Gifts to Orphans

IL Gifts to orphans
One of the most largely attended
and interesting meetings of Alexan-
dria Council No. 5, Order Fraternal
! Americans; was held last evening.
| Ccns.derab routine business was
transacted. Seven applications for
membership were received. Two were
received by cards, and the degree, Of
the order was conferred upon a class
The degree team performing the work
in most creditao!e manner. The
election of officers was held, with tie
following result: Past president,
Samuel T. Park; president, James T.
Pullman; vice president, James T..
Humphrey; recording secretary. Jas.
R. Mansfield, (50th election); assist
ant recording secretary, Frank s.
Lucas; financial secretary, Fred w.
Ethardt, (14th election; treasurer,
Orlando H. Daniels; chaplain, James
H. Mansfield; marshal, Frark B. Wi
.!:an:ls, warden, James l.. Lloyd; in
side guard, William A. Crawford;
outside guard, Benjamin F. Skinner;
trustee for three years, George W.
Petit; representative to grand ccun-
Gil, two years, Lewis II. DeVaushan;
alternate representative to grand
council, Thomas Simpson; degree mas
ter, Fred W. >Ebhardt.
These Officers will be installed by
the deputy state president. on Jan
nary 6. 1921 at which time num-
ber Of prominent members of the,or-
Ter Will he present. Aftcrwarf sup
Der W.T. be served. The council made
handsome donation in way of q
Christmas gift, to each cf the twenty
2ne children row, at the National Or
ohans Home. Of the order, from this
state. On next Tuesday evening
alEe delegation from this council
NJ attena Fairfax District meeting,
yh eh will be hsid with Farmers and
Nectan:cs Council, near Andrews
Chapel. The delegation will entrain>at
Prince and Royal streets. taking the
80 O'Clock electric train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
Midnight Mass
!. Mary's To Usher in Xmas Nth
Selean High Mass

#..
4 ss.cmrr high mass 7-i:I b. ccl&
5ratei midnight Christ-lias.cvc az s..
yar$$.,s t,>asss91IiS Gf@-c: This wiz =?
>te firSs eifie ,ilaI midnight mas
!las beer celebrated = t..!s ehurce n
:rcccuv gears TIE ce!c5rant vii ae
1.sv. Lou;s Snret, rcr0or, VIM m;E 20
2s.:s.e. by Rer..I. +. Kc&:.- ar. Re-.
William Winston. ) scr7'cn wbl 10
preached r., Rev. Ea.ao- Srnet..
An augmented chc:1 vi sing -he
M;ssa Qus.ta e Hs,--- n,ses. On.
rss-a= 6" Christmas 5:= 81 !':s
il .rck. VIII hn cc,oo-a+a! a :. 81 #:c
II "'c,2cl;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
HON. =. %. TPSHAw Will. REaK,

R5y. r.; :Mg: I:;- a-l:sd5 r:ll s9sois
t5.l1le :'.ow everi1" - the g.-:a-incr &C
c::.:ssati:c: VI: lis zvs:ee1;75 xii ce TIE
",The Fou:foli man." Poa. Wm p.
:rJpshsw. of'Georgia. will speak in the
Second Prtsbvterien Church IT tbe
evenlns service. His subject viii be.
"The Life Beautiful"
This will be in the interest of the
young people of the city
..r~-&; ,"-i.cr.v- =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
GOTHAM CINMAN
SHOOTS VICTIM

Ne~ yorl:, Dc.. :S.--Cacl Tie|er-
r1an. o5 rcars Oh. ard AT AUTO sales
man of this city, was he!d ~ and
shot last n:rht as he Ieft subway
station at 1o5th street a:a s.. Mich
.clas Avenue. Coming out o. the
subway Kiosk Tiederr1a= vas COZ
frc3tcc b. -:stol = tho hands Of
q n1cr who demanded ris mot,o.;'.
T:cderrar resisted arr wTs ::hos.
Fis assailan+ escaped.
Tne wounded mar was h3rrird 70
Columbus. Hospital in an ac'bulanc~
where his condition IS said to 5a
very critical He. lived at $3.50
Davidson Avenue. the Bronx.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
AiPS. NATHAN OLIVER DIES

NJ. -E.,c:nds Oliver, *eTerty-se"e,i
wear. o!d wife .: Nathan Oliver;
(Ticc sHorss..r ',ctorc. s c'c!o"k this
rorr:r: at sae Alexandria Hospital.
TIE deceased had been n IL health
fora .c-s time. she lived at Bailey's
Crcss Roads, Eai:-fa:: county, and
besides he: husband she IS survived
n fve children. t~so dsughte-s and
-h-ce sons. TIc- :uncral will take
n.ace - 2a::3o s;clcc.: Mo32a- after
7ocn t-om Waea.!ey's mortuarv
charel. Services vi! be conducted
bv Pcy. Dr.: s. A. Wallis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
HALE URGES RONES
EOR WAR VETERANS

Passage cf the soldier bonus b:l!
nov pending in the Senate will in
nose ar additional tax burden OF
cbout s150o 100000 accord;2c q
r.hc testimony of Edward II. Hal"
chairman &c the legislative commit
ice OF the Ectnrars of. FOREIGN
Wars. which was ,~ivcn yesterday
before the Senate FiTsn"" Corm::..
tee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-18
INTENTION FINS:

= ,aEsG -7.ae-!ng ii Aiax:.hiria
Aocse, No. .-5S. 3eEsvo.aE1 ara Pc
tective Order of Ellss will be held 4.
8 O'clock Monday night when a class
Of twenty-five candidates will be mi
tiated. "A social session will follow
BY order .of..the Exalted Ruler.
. :. :. -; 5sorsgsFP es9 e. " Bontz, Jr,' Sec
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GIVEN CHRISTMAS PENALTY
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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATORS AND TO
PRESENT CLAIMS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Hon. G. A. Gardner
Judge of the County Court in and
for the County of Jackson, state
Of Oregon, has appointed the un-
dersigned as administrator of the
estate of Gottlieb F. Spiegel, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required
to present the same, duly verified,
to the undersigned Administrator
at the office of Briggs and Briggs,
attorneys, in the Pioneer block in
the City of Ashland, Oregon, with
in six months from the date OF
the first publication of this notice.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02

Judge of the County Court OF
Jackson County, oregon, has ap-
pointed the undersigned as the
Eyecutrix of the Estate of George
". Owen, deceased.
Any person having claim
against said estate is required
to present the same, duly verified,
to the ExecutriX at the office OF
Briggs and Briggs, attorneys, in
the Pioneer block, in the City OF
Ashland, Oregon, within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
The first publication is June 2,
1920.
CAMILLA f. OWEN,
ExecutriX
99-4 Wed.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
administrator of the estate of
Katherine Spath, deceased, with
the will annexed, by the county
court of the State of Oregon, for
Jackson county, and has qualified.
All persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present
the same to me at the law office
of w. J. Moore in Ashland, Ore
gon, with proper vouchers and
duly verified. within six months
from the first publication hereof,
which is June 2, 1920.
NEWTON w. BORDEN,
Administrator with Win Annexed.
99-5 Wed.