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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06
COLUMBUS. MISS.

Columbus. Miss, June 5.-(Special.)- Many novel features will be introduced and fully fifty or more candidates will cross the "hot sands here on Wednes- day, June Is. when a big ceremonial will be held by the members of Saladn Tenn pie, No. 142, Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan. After the big parade, cere- monial and banquet, street a dance dance to be open to the public will be enjoyed on the paved streets in the heart of the city. Music for the occasion will be furnished by twenty-piece band from the A. & M. college. Business houses of the city will be decorated.
 In the afternoon at 4:30 o'clock large parade will be formed at the courthouse. and it is expected that large number of automobiles will be used in same. The cars are to be decorated in the colors of the order, purple and gold, and prize of s25 is to be given for the best decorated automobile.
 Immediately after the parade the cere- monial will take place at the Odd Fellows building, after which a banquet will be enjoyed. Later the dance will be given.
 It is understood that Pullman car has been chartered by the Dokeys of Jackson, and thirty or more members from that city, as well as members from different surrounding lodges, are ex- pected here for the occasion.
 Senior Sanitary Engineer Joseph A. I.e Prince, of the United States public health service. has been in Columbus this week in the interest of the anti-malaria
 campaign, which is being conducted here He expressed himself as welt pleased with the progress being made un- der the direction of Sanitary Engineer Komp and in conversation with promi- nent business men of Columbus took oc- cason to compliment the progressive at titude of the city in putting on such campaign.
 Union Academy, the local public school for coolred children, held graduation ex- ercises Thursday evening and thirty pu- pills received diplomas. One feature on
 the programme was a splendid address by Dr. Sutton F.. Griggs of Memphis, prominent member of the coolred race, recognized as one of the south's foremost negro leaders. Prof. Tom Porter Har-
 ris, principal of the school. presided over the meeting. and the diplomas were de- | livered by Prof. J. c. Meadows, super I iintendent of the city schools.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06
Alabama Republicans Are
 Diuided in Their Choice
Bad Management Said to Have Cost Wood Many Votes Bryan and Musgrove Both Active Among the
 Delegates at Chicago
By HUGH W. ROBERTS


 Chicago, June 5-Specia)-O D. Street of Guntersvile, Alabama member of the national republican committee Frank H. Lathrop and William Vaughan of Birmingham only bamans who have reached Chicago delegation will be divided until the convention drift taned and then will practically solid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06
Admiral winterhalter Dies
By Associated Press

Washington. June 5.-Rear Admiral Albert Winterhalter. a member of the general board, and former commander in-chief of the Asiatic fleet, died sud-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06

Our Guarantee" If you have bought something here and it is not exactly as represented, all you have to do is to say: q" want my money back," and it will be promptly and cheerfully handed to you. You will realize at once with this system there is satisfaction in buying here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06

English educators have found that the increase in motion picture theatres has been followed by a decrease in the circulation of cheap literature
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06

Lamp wicks which will last a year are made of asbestos boiled in wax.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06

Morris A. Strickler of Detroit has contracted to supply 3,o00.000 butters flies this year for feminine adorn- ment. He has contracts for $S0,000 worth of business this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06

denly at the naval hospital here today of pneumonia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-06
DIAMONDS

Must convert into cash at once three beautiful stones, 24 carat blue white, perfect; also 2 carat excellent color and cutting. magnificent brilliancy; also 2 ss carat, fine commercial white, perfect, a beauty. Prices are guaranteed away un- der market. Address "Boddie," care Age Herald.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19
Official Proceedings

Record of the Proceedings, Orders and Resolu-
tons of the Board of Supervisors of La Sale
County, Illinois, at Regular Session thereof
commenced and held at the Court House in
said County on Monday, the 4th day of June,
A. D. 1920. a ..A1
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19

JltllSbli NhilhhhIt h''l ~ > NV ~
Conucrton Duuber, Dayy, Drscoll
Doyle Dunn, Eells, Farley, Farms
worth, Goedrner, Han, llaWley, Iiea.
~. Kettle, I'm, Hearty, Holland, John
son, kastcnbcin Kelley, Kuhn, Lang
ley, Larson. Lewis, Marshall, O'Don-
neil, pool, Reed, Rogers, Schcrer,
Seipp, shields, Smith. spencer states,
Tndych. Werling, Williams, Willsey
Winans. lockey and Xolper.
Temporary Chairman.
On motion Of Supervisor Conncrton
and duly seconded, Supervisor Farms
worth act rs Temporary Chairman.
Carried
Permanent Chairman.
Supervisor Willsey placed in nomi-
nation Supervisor Bel which was
duly seconded.
Supervisor Charley placed n nomi-
nation Supervisor Bronson which was
duly seconded.
Temporary Chairman FansWorth
appointed Supervisors Willsey and
Charley as tellers, and on ballot Su-
pervisor rOusUn received a votes
and Supervisor Bell received II votes.
Supervisor Bronson having the ma
jorty Of votes cast. the Chairman an
nounced that Supervisor Bronson had
been elected.
Records.
On motion of Supervisor Charley
and duly seconded, the minutes OF the
last day Of the March session were
approved as printed. Carried
Claims Against County.
On motion of Supervisor W}iie and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19
OTTAWA FREE TRADER JOURNAE.

and education without mourning Sc
rious Indebtedness.
Second: Admissions will be limited
to those boys who by age, physical
development and mental Caliber are
qualified to reap advantage Of the
manual training and industrial iea-
lures which GlenWood Is equipped TO
provide.
Third. We must ask that those
countie4 which commit boys to Glen
wood through their Juvenile or County
Courts take cognzance OF the in
crca cl cost Of maintenance and bear
an adequate proportion Of the cX'
pcnse Of caring for the boys whom
their courts commit to us.
/ am sure you will see the reason
ablcnoss Of this policy and Will I'M
Idcrstand that the sole purpose OF the
Board OF Directors Of Glenwood Is to
give proper stewardship of the money
ana equipment which have beenplac-
ed in thir hands
1t is with reference to the third
paragraph Of Glenwood's policy that
am writing you, and with the ques-
ton OF the possibility Of securing a
larger appropriation per boy from La
Sale County.
am preparing a letter 10 20 TO the
various Supervisors Of the various
Counties a copy OF which ! am send
ing to YOU enclosed for your criti-
cisms and suggestions. have in
mind 10 send letter Of this kind to
the Chairman OF the Board and DOS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19
ALBERT BREUER

lmitted
ALBERT RREIrrR
Chairman.
II + STATES
II u WUJSEy
tHAS SEIpp
NJ : DRISCoTT
+, = WILLIAMS
G G. KELLEY
JOHN WIl.It,,
CALVIN SPENCER,
Auditing Committee.
Approved June II. 1870:
ANEL IfElBERG,
County Auditor.
On motion of Supervisor Breuer and
duly seconded, the report was adopt
ed. Carried BY the following vote:
Ayes: Bell. Breuer, Breunina.
! Bronson, Callagan, Clark. Connerton
Dauber Dayy. Driscoll, Doyle. Dunn,
Eells, Farley, FarnswOrth. Goedtner,
Hall, lIaWley. llealy Kettle, Hill, Ho-
arty Holland, Johnson kastenbein,
Kuhn, Langley, Larson, Lewis, Mar
shall. q Donnell, Pool, Reed, Sehefer,
Seipp. Shields. Smith. Spencer States,
| Tadych, Werling, Willsey. Williams.
/ Winans, Wylie and fockey,
Nayes: None.
Memorial to S. a. Christian.
and duly seconded. the matter of a
letter OF respect on account OF the
death OF Supervisor 5. y. Christian.
be referred to the Memorial Commit
tee carried.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19

May 9TH. 1920. Cause of death: Drop
sy; no physician.
"A. Joseph FUN, Mendoza, H.. May
lith, 1920. Cause Of death. Pneumo-
MIA found dead.
p, Anna Donoher, ottawa, Ill,
May 20 1920. Cause Of death: Car
diac apopleXy; died suddenly
% Edward Houston. Ottawa. H.,
June 3, 1920 Cause Of death; Cardiac
apCrleXy; dropped dead
q. James Osborn, Grand Ridge,
H., June 4, 1929. Cause Of death:
Electrocuted: came in contact with
charged electric wire. Accidental.
%. John I'inn, Jrs Ottawa. H.,
June Z, 1920 Cause OF death: Perfor-
alton Of the esophagus due TO aeci.
dentally swallowing pruno stone
20 Hannibal II. lin. Earlyille, H.,
June II. 1920. Cause Of death: Natur-
al causes found dead
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19
s pAaE sevsN

IN asking for some assistance IN the
preparation and fling OF the briefs
and arguments in said causes: that
he believes he can procure the assist.
ance OF capable attorney to assist
MN IN SAID cause for sum not ex-
ceeiing 10000.
lie therefore prays hat he may be-
authorized to employ an attorney To
assist him in the cause above men
toned at sum not to exceed $500 90.
10 be paid when said services shall
have been rendered
All Of which is respectfully sub.
mitted.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19


Members OF inc Guy 1ouhclt.
On i'oiIoA Oh supervisor p"iiii AN"
"uE Se,o"ut"' 'l' iiIatle' was Itl'll'
ca TO 'he ROAD brlnse committees
"hoH dPloi"'e"' N"'''eu'
Coroner's Report.
70 the Honorable Chairman a Board
OF Supervisors, In Meeting AS
SembIed:
Gentlemen:
As Coroner OF La Sale County, |
hereby submit my report for the
quarter ending June llth, 1920.
The number OF inquests held by me
Is 20. and are as follows:
/. MiIt" Prendereasl Streator,
ILL.,, March L, 1870. Cause Of death:
Burns received III \. y. Central h.
r. watch tower.
:. Albert W indus, Ottawa, Ill,
March H. 1920. Cause Of death:
Struck by train on C., r. l. a i. Rail
road.
3. Ernest Windus. Ottawa, H.,
March H.. 1870, Cause OF death:
Struck by train on G., Il. l. a p. Rail
road.
/. Howard iialloWell, Ottawa, H.,
March II, l320, Cause OF death:
Struck by train on C., X. |. 4 =. Rail.
road.
., stephen kleoHewski, La Sale
III Cause OF death Fractured skull
Cement Mil OgIesby III.
e. Conrad Becker Peru, ILL.,, March
p. 1920 Cause of death: Gunshot
wound etlf-II mini stored
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19


Chairman.
f. T. CONNERTON.
ClAS. G KELLEY.
II. w. FARNSWORTH
H., Y, YOCKEY
J. W, WlNANS.
NJ. A. BRONSON
Moved by Supervisor Dauber. and
July seconded, the adoption of report.
Carried
Committee on Committees--Report on
Standing Committees.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board Of supervisors,
Your Committee on Committee on
Committees would respectfully report
hat they have examined the matter
Of standing committees presented be.
fore them and recommend the follow.
ing.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Attachments -- Hunter, Goedtner
Reed. Tadych, Pool,
Auditing Nv vile, Spencer Lewis
Circuit Clerk--Spencer, Stobs, Far.
ley, kastenbein, Clark
Coal and Gas--Smith, Fells, Farley,
radyCh. Johnson.
Coroner Rogers. Holland, Shaden.
sack, Clark, Farley,
County Clerk--Connertou, Langley,
sc. Y 49, 40 -
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19
Memorial to S. a. Christian.

On motion OF Supervisor Charley
and duly seconded the matter of a
letter OF respect on account Of the
death OF Supervisor s, \. Christian.
be referred to the Memorial Commit
too i'1rripI
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-19

La Sale, Illinois.
On motion Of Supervisor Dunn, and
duly seconded. the matter was re-
ierred to the Road and Bridge Com.
mttee and County Attorney, whoa
appointed. Carried.
Confirmation Of Appointment Of Dr.
VIM. Schoenneshoefer as Member
Of the Board OF Directors Of la Sale
County tuberculosis eanitarium.
hartman NJ. a. Bronson appointed
Dr. ii. VI. Orr as a member Of II,
Board Of Directors OF the TuberCulD
SIS Sanitarium, TO till the vacancy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26

YOUNG MEN. 2. to work on leo wagon; only
men who can give the best Of references
> pply, lllo Louden at -
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General

0hEENEWALD'S
4 SPECIALIZED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
No ENRoLLMENT. NO REdIsTR{
CHARGES
Applications local suburban residents oplv
SPECIAL '''s'
Assistant to employment manAEsr lprot.st.
anti; tsehniGal or college man preferred;
YOUNG WOMAN (ProtestanD, capable covrs-
spondent take ehArg- mailing list ovsfSss
small onice forcei good salary to eapabis psr-
son about 30. gU ~
Sgsrs sales ,Sdyer.isins export: irainc ana
ncency, mechAnicAl powsrplAnt srsca.
tiVes, superintandents and foremen, draf1s-
men mo construction jqbsl
INFORMATION BLANK AND BOOKLET
ErAtis Rem,mber. no registry chATEss, Ap-
plicatlons from. sHpsrisnced. wsh.rsocfn-
nended men and women. No others 1te
3. l1th, ~
BVsINEss SERVICE. CO., iIil Land. Tile
cLnRKs-1s nRs-10s1s'T ysI,. s'up,s sss.,,snss s,sss s"j
pHAI.Ls;.Auia'tie ~, mae. $4,000 usl lySs6
EsTINATS. Ns,rsN S.s. s,ss,A ;isSs .ssSs siS s5 SA
s4kEcos',1s';s' G i.5.' ..s a. ,s,ss ;ss ss'a'
t f|.I.|
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DEATHS

-, .,MIpDLEDfTcH.-At yflhlepbcrs Hospital
HESRYd MbbEDrfESA III 81 rs fEA ~ ssSs lss" Rn ssfYis..
fe:,asps sig si'f'as poslessrs ~ 's'Ssx @ssixs,s vs. s
rsssH A. SsSsss,.r a ans late Henry ~ isaoa sSa
Marie E. Mooney (nee Ledwith).. Reiatives
sns srS friends is,s ,ny,,ss TO JSs fSHers
..S .nd %llps. alley q. s0sse' n. int. cs,S:
oI., Ss,5. A.s,s.. MArE ma st.s.. s ;ss q
e aasr ;.'yGsS s the hsG'Sssss s
Sshs ssg ii s,!s: sss .g.nd:ss s% &
!y:s spd irsna. emo HR" "s,sa
,tsHssisTa n Is, s sS4 fisytsn WI. n Philip
S:!s $ :, A. '%S:;'f is;. p,:s.9Sss Z "1 9 8 1siSS
sTheff NGspH%MaEk s if!k Mkus N e "a. iY YREENSY su..
and frIends, also clneinatus ucd Iodss. 10. zoe
i e. and SItsSSt9fs r. Sr Grand rv,ess yn,Sn
BeEks .rsEtie. At TS'. private, No,SsSSSSooS GsR =
can. Relatives and friends Invited 70 10.
n.s ST., ssC M from 5e'ssnGs ,sS o. her
st John the Baptist Church 10 n. m. Int.
REMESTER Aug %. JOHN A.. bus
band Of Minnie, NJ. Rementer: Funeral FRI.
H. o,S Ward n; csm
Friends may call Thurs. eve.
nostin snLPeR9ss &c 9s sDdSiny t Ghs
ans Ess' rrs,S. F. nd DSs.Y NssY Rsays' sS
hoss;D IS .p int: private. fSIs FS,9;s, sa.nn
CO.. No "q invited 'saa to funeral afP sas 70 %
ssfSoes rS% sI al @sf H. zSs g. p
ehsss. < %s as:a e. ET q s..rs s. sss: Sis 9.
IN fn,.sss sssy Ct G G.n...ls a. y ''A ST.
Ss sSsoyis as..1 1SS% sSs i,,.SSs ss,ss
ssTs'i' gsos % PrsoFi f. e.
II Mount Moriah Gem. Friends may call
TAYI6R.-Aus. 2s. CHARLES F. TAy;
ss,h n in,. 'f9yss private. s., Lsu!. :. H ir.'
sSs.S i fs:f:: III 5s4 :oS s:
o. mE residence Of son.in.iaw. Horace N.
.:ys. P:y iss SIs.S S'is; p; vi /.
met at Bristol. lat. private.
wILSON.-Aug. "a. LEE. husband OF
Bessie Wilson (nee Burke) and son OF late
Levi and Annn Wilson, Relatives and
friends also brotherhood Of Railroad Train
order Of Moose. No. 81. are Invited to at.
tend funeral services. Sat, 2 D.. m.. at 1884
AraminRo ave. Int Fernwood Gem
w1LsoN.--Aus. 20. Or HARRY d. Will
Trenton. N J.
woLFE.--Aus. rs, MARY r. wife Of
James d. Wolfe. Of 873s N. 10th st. Reia.
sat, 2 D. m. precisely at David II. Schuyler
BLDG. Broad and Diamond SITS. Int. private.
Kindly omit flowers.
wOoD.--At Burlington. N. j.. Aug. "a.
CHARLES II. WOOD. Funeral services at
457 81. Mary st.. Burlington. FRI. . p. m.
| wife Of Christopher thinner. Funeral FRI.
| s:30 a. M. residence, 2sl0 Cedar at. Solemn
| rsauiem mass. Church OF ST. Ann 10 a. m.
| Int. Holy Redeemer Gem.
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South Jersey Branch Of the Teachers
Retirement Fund and gave her strength
and energy to Its successful develop
ment with a fearlessness that was char.
9cteristic OF her. She was a recog.
nized leader Of South Jersey in every
activity that pertains to teachers and
women's interests. !"
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GIRLs-west philadelphia and Darby Girls
wanted for glasshouse and Laboratory
work; best working conditions: liberal ad.
vanoement 70 girls who master the work:
II. x. Milford Co. 0lenolden, Pa, T'"N
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HOLY CROSS ACADEMY
Ssa.swEssssf .BosrdIns achooi ior otr,s.
-sensalt reblie Lsdssr assviss Bupsas.
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Garrison Forest School
Both scxes

hour ffeEn'rY four. SCHOOL for Gtrls. less than an
--..sgsrstsry. Bog J.. GAnRIsoN. MD,
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EAGLE COAL OIL BURNER
For Cook Stoves or Ranges
This Burner will advance 70 s5.s5 Sept. 1
Nou &C Eagle Burner Co.
A>oV Nv 720 ID Spring Garden st.


HENRY-SCHwARZ.-- the Church OF
the Sacred Heart. Waterbury. Conn. with
nuptinl mass. Aug. 20. by Rev. FIR. Muicahy
ANTHONY. eldest son Of the late Leonard
sehwars. Glasgow. and Konstance schwarz.
ALICE. third daughter Of The late Lewis
Henry and Catherine Henry. Montieth rd..
Glasgow, Scotland.
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CLERK. knowledge OF typawriting for zen.
eral office assistant in hre Insurance Of
nee; permanent position; good hours 4 892.
Ledger Othce,
CLERK experienced 10 do general office
work. ID. B, Martin Co.. seth and draws
Ferry Phone Dickinson e0T.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
sazs NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL

SrSyo NOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application has been made to the
Public Service Commission ot the common
wealth Of Pennsylvania, under the provi-
sions OF the public service law. by Charles
BURNS. 1899 Paramount avenue: kcmper
Adams. 522 8. 7th street: George W. 1.anax.
laiS s Markoe ST.: Herbert Russie, 5s3s
Belmar terrace; Prince Godfrey 73i 8.
10th St: Edward N. Hofr man. 1922 Wallace
at r. H. Morton, 1919 Fitzwater st. Her
bert II. Murry, 1889 Addison ST.. Oscar
Lane. 2l08 Lombard st.. and John T.. Co,s-
denciI g the commissions approval Of the
exercise Of the right and privilege OF 9p-
Grating motor vehicles as common carrier
or demand in tho city Of PHILADELPHIA;
A public hearing upon the atosssMa ,,,.rbs, he
<. 1870, Room 400. City Hall. at 1880 a. m.
when and where all persons In interest may
appear and be hea I'd If they 30 desire
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-14
Man, Violent, Who
Swore He'd Kill
Parent, Escapes

Albert Nyphus, a feeble minded
man who was captured Friday at Al
bany after he had hidden in the woods
near his former home for nearlysa
and who had threatened to kill
his mother with an axe IL she disclosed
his whereabouts to authorities, es-
capped from the school for feeble mind
ed here Friday afternoon shortly aft
err he had been returned.
Albany police have been notified lof
his escape, but no attendants have
been sent to search for him, Officials
said Saturday.
Left in a room with an attendant
while other officials left to procure a
straight jacket for him. Nyphus over
his guard Friday and es-
capped. Nothing has since been heard
Of him.
Nyphus, who first escaped about q
ago, told of his experiences IN
the woods near Albany.
'I made my mother put my food out
where I could get it every day." he
said. "Once 1 suspected that she
might tell the police where I was hid
ing, so I went into the house with an
axe and told her If she squealed on nae
| would kill her."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-14
BY Bill Carver

:. "y honest folks in Salem - The
c. and Found" depository of The
eapital Journal office answers this
asss,iOn tssS in the affirmative. True
h,,. are no vast sum represented,
a.r purses. packages. gloves and
s,aas. [ personal property accumulate
s,,s,'s This accumulation is only a
fo,,~ portion of the findings of the
"a. OWers of Diogones. Journal Lost"
owners. eieies 10 their
arernaps most of the contents of the
drawer will be the subject of
suese some day as oft-times the
and was only a transient visitor
Ies-;s ,as departed for unknown points.
snsas no claim for the pair of
littls as. those kid gloves or that
dolls purse which contains three half
ion -, TWO hair pins and a complex
coD,s;a ehe purses is a shabby coin
beer n that must certainly have
Of uer days and bears evidence
''beap.a.ts az sundry times contained
a rsSnpe fargent" Then there is
may bsrDle appearing purse. which
aee5 ave been carried bv a middle
presa.. .oihan although its contents
beins conflicting evidence. there
kror,- donation card for n we'll
Gus, oenevolent enterprisa mar
recein, ',eeA s Of crtain- color and a
'asment for vocal lessons.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-14
Druggists Favor
Curb For Sale of
BitterS and TOnicS

Portland, Aug 14.-To curb the
sale of bitters. tonics and other prep
arations having more than a half or
1 per cent of alcohol. the state asso-
ciation of druggists yesterday went on
record as approving law prohibit
ing the sale of such tonics by groc-
ers or any persons other than regis
tered pharmacists. A resolution ask
ing that such a law be enacted was
adopted by an overwhelming, vote.
1t was pointed out by several speak
ers that officials at times have blamed
these tonics and bitters for numerous
violations of state ana federal pro-
hibition laws. and in many instances
the blame has been placed with the
druggists when It belonged elsewhere
The druggists declared that if the
sale of these alcoholic preparations
is lef Exclusively to them they are
willing to assume all responsibility.
The state convention came to a
close yesterday with the election of
e. A. Robson of Portland as presi-
dent. other officers elected were:
Claud KEN, Cottage Grove. first vice
president; Lloyd Crocker, Portland,
second vice president; George Sabin,
Grants aPss. third vice president; A.
w. Alien, Portland. secretary; b. J.
Jones, Portland, treasurer: Frank :.
Ward. 832 Morgan building, city, ex-
ecutive secretary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-14
Miners Present
Wage Demands
For Coal Fields

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. IA. - The
joint scale committee of miners and
operators in the central competitive
bituminous coal field, meeting at the
request of President Wilson to con-
slider the question of reopening the
wage scale paid day or month labor
iers, reconvened this morning at 10
O'Clock and adjourned at noon until
Is D. m. when the miners expect 20
present their proposition for increas-
led wages.
From union official it was learn
led that factional struggle splits the
miners group and complicates their
deliberations.
Frank harrington, president of the
Illinois miners is here with program
of maximum demands, backed up by
the recent Illinois strike. President
John L. Lewis of the United Mine
Workers has in hand similar demands
presented by locals and state bodies
throughout the country which have
not. however, made any strike
threats.
Circulars asking locals to demand
the calling of an international con-
vention to pass upon whatever action
is taken here, are being sent out by
western miners unions, according to
delegate from Indiana. President
Lewis declared he had heard nothing
about it.