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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-12

Mr.. Whitfield Palmer has returned
home from a several days business
trip to Tampa.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-12

Cut glass flower baskets, perfume
bottles and vasesa- new line pust in
and atp rices the most reasonable.
The Court Pharmacy. Set
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-12

Mr.. C. A. McCraney of Umatilla
was a we'll known business visitor in
the city yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-12

Miss Marion Dewey will entertain
a number of her friends Saturday aft
ernoon at auction.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-12
SEEDS!

Ninety day and old fashion velvet
beans, chufas. cow peas and sorghum
seed. Ocala Seed Store, phone 435. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-12

The price on the 1S-room house to-
day is $2240. 12-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-12

The price on the 1S-room house to
day is $224O. 12-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-05-12

This line type placed here you advertising pays
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-18

taken with respect to expenditures pose.
 "Every person, military or civil, connected with the administration of military affairs, has been at the ser vice of this committee at all time since it's organization. In fact, every representative of the War Department has been ready and anxious for months to present to this committee such testimony as would reveal the truth, and would show the splendid record made by the War Departm ent and the Army, but they have been denied this opportunity and right.
 Had the committee desired to as- certain the truth as to the method of purchase of supplies in Europe, it would have called General Charles G. Dawes (the General Purchasing Agent) and his assistants, and the chiefs of the supply services of the American Expeditionary Forces. These persons have been available to tes- tify at all times, and I have insisted that they be called, but have never been able to get the Committee to request their presence.
 Any report, therefore, made by this subcommittee under these cir cumstances would be value1ess, and would be rejected by fair minded men, as it was rejected by the full committee consisting of ten Repub- licans and five Democrats
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-18
HUMAN GORILLAS
 ARE STILL WORKING

Those two human gorillas, Earl Caddock, and Strangler Lewis, are still vain1y trying to break each others necks. They had it out again on the wrestling mat at Des Moines, Ia.,. last week, and Caddock succeeded in s1ambing the Strang1er to the mat two out of three times.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-18

Moonlight dances are being held Principal criticism among the young crowd is that the moon gives toe much light.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-18

The contributions to the campaign of Judge Pritchard of North Caro- lima, and Senator Knox, both Repub- licans, have not been requested by the committee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-18
THESE
  and members of R. O. H. for S. A. fol1ows

Hubbe11, MT. and Mrs
 Harvey ..-..... .$1OO HubbeIl, Harvey, Inc. $100 Huber, Jacob Hull, Ebert O. Hugo, George Hunter, R. L. Husted, Harry E. Ives, Dr. Eli B. Ives, Harry c. Jaycox, B. M. Jennings, Erwin M. Jones, D. M Jordan, Michael J. Judd, Morton F. Judge, Rev. Matthew Judson, B. H. Keane, John F. Heating, Bernard ...-.. $5 Kelley, Patrick T. Kingsbury, F. J. Kinkaid, Vincent H. Kirkham, Thomas A. Kirk, William P. ....- s 10 Kirschner, F. R. Klein, Jacob B. Knapp, Mrs. Louise Faxon Kohlmaier, Julius Komara, Rev. A E.. Kutscher, Louis. IT. .LaField, Dr. W. A .-.. $10 Lacy, W. Seymour Lalley, Frank E. Lalley, T. L. Lambert, Dr. H. Bertram Lane, Charles D. Lane, Clark F., Jr. Lashar, Walter B. .... s1O0 Lashar, Mrs. W B. =. $1O0 Lavery, Hugh J. Lavery, A. E. ....-.. $100 Leake, A. G. Lee, Mrs. Susan F. Leeds, Norman Leigh, Mrs. William B. Lewis, Connie
 Lewis, Henry L. ...... $1o Lines, G. o. Sigmund Logan, Charles, Jr. Logan, J. A.
 Logan, T. E.
 Locke, $. D.
 Lustig, David M. Lyhne, A. S.
 Lynne, Wm. S. Lynch, Dr. John c. Lyon, H. M. Lud1um, J. G. Lindquist, c. G. Macdonald, Albert E. Mann, Stanley ! Manwaring, Moses W. Marsh, Arthur M. Marsh, c. w.
 Marsh, Egbert
 Marr, James A. Martin, R. D.
 May, Augustus S. Mays, D. c.
 Mays, Edmund C.. McCathron, H. N. MacCutcheon, Edward M. McE1roy, James A. MacFayden, Malcolm McGovern, Dr. Edward F. McGovern, James L. Mackenzie, A. H. Mackenzie, R. J. : Mackenzie, w. N. Mclaughlin, Wm. J. McNamara. John J.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-18

Flicker, Edward Foster. Judge Carl Foster, Edward L. Fray, George H. Zones, Alfred c. Fox, Alfred Frisbie, Joseph P. French, R. l.. Gahan, P. V. Gaynor, B. G. Ge1latly, Charles L. Gerrish, George c. Gibney, Dr. Virgil P. Godfrey, Dr. c. c. Godfrey, B. A. Godfrey, Jonathan Godfrey, Homer c. Go1dstein, Harry A. Goodridge, G. w. Goodsell, Stiles B. Griswold, Fred A. End. Guertin, Arthur H. Graesser, Carl H. Graves, Edward L. Griffith, William H. Grippin, Mrs. Minnie Grippin, William J. Grippin. Mrs. W. J. Griswold, Alfred W. Grout, Jonathan Hadley, George F. Hadley, George S. Hall, Dwight H. Hall, F. W. Hall, Lewis F. Haley, J. P. :. Hammond, Guy L. Ham, William H. Hancock, A H. Harra1, E. W. Harrison, Frederick W. Hartigan, J. D. Hatfield, W. A. H. Hathaway, w. B. Hatheway, George T. Ravens, Mrs. Elmer Ravens, Col. B. H. Hawkins, R. H. Hawley, c. w.
 Haw1ey, David B. Y Hawley, Edgar H. Haw1ey, r. s. lHawley, George B. Hawley, George S. Hawley, John c. Hawley, W. c.
 Hawley, Samuel M. Hawthorne, Ellsworth A Hawthorne, E. Horace Henkels, Max
 Hewett, S. T.
 Hickman, F. R.
 Hill, George S.
 Hincks, William T. Hincks, R. S.
 Hincks, Henry W. Hine, Paul R. Hind1e, Wn. P. ...... s Hoag1and, F. O.
 Hobbs, w. F.
 Holly, A. N.
 Holmes, Jeremiah Ho1zer, Philip L. Horan, s. D.
 Hotchkiss, Charles A. Hotchkiss, Edward S. Hough, Chas. E.. $ Hounslea, Howard Howard, Samuel.
 Howell, Richard
 Rowland, J. G.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-18
IS PRESIDENCY
 TO BE SOLD ON
 AUCTION BLOCK?

Washington. June 1S.-The Senate investigators have found that the Re publican candidates collected S2,157,- 746.70 for preconventton purposes and the Democrats $121.297.
 The Kenyon committee mas estab- lished these contributions, which in- c1ude those made by candidates themselves:
 Republicans Gen. Leonard Wood-s1.1 1S0, ,043.20 Gov. Frank Lowden- 414,984,.O0 Senator Hiram Johnson
 eestimated) 2oO,ooO.O0 Sen. w. G. Harding- 113,1O9.50 Sen. Miles Poindexter
 (about) - 75,000.OO Gov. Calvin Coolidge- 68,275.0a Herbert Hoover- 62,084.O0 Nicholas M. Butler-- 40,550.00 Sen. H. Sutherland - 3,7O0.00 Total -$2,157,745.7o Democrats
 A. Mitchell Palmer -$59,6 ,610.0o Gov. Jas. D. Cox (with pledges) 22 ,0O0.Oe James W. Gerard 14, ,040. % | Gov. E. I. Edwards---'1 IF, ,000.0o Senator R. l.. Oven 9,S1O.OO Sen. G. M. Hitchcock (including personal expenses) s,s37oo Total $121, ,297.00 The contributions to the campaign of Judge Pritchard of North Caro-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
COMPROMISE PLAN
ON GAME BUREAU
FAVORED BY OLCOT1

A. a comproullse move in an a.
,snpt 70 reach 81 anaicahle settlement
Of the fssh and game commission con
sroverxy the proposed commission o.
seven members. three 20 have Jsris-
diction over the commercial interests.
three 10 represent the Interests q the
spornnsn of the state and the seventh
member 70 be a neutral who would
ars as an arhi,er In the event of a ais-
pgfe between the two departments.
wtii be entirely acceptable 10 Governor
oieosi. In a statement issued Tuesa~s
the governor declares that Ia his opin-
ION the proposed plan would not lead
% ere sane harmonious ard beaeffess
iresuitm that might Be expected from
two entirely separate commissions.
such aa had been suggested oT the ex-
ecuttye IN 6 former statement 20 the
press. bot that az a compYonise he
-aesmsd Il A sep IN the flghi direction
and a. sach acceptable and agreeable
Governor oieost denies reports 10
the effect thz, the conference Was a
uforysv enc. ana seeka 70 correct this
laprseslon in formal statement Is
maea Tuesday morning which follows
Apparently there has been a ruis-
understanding aH 20 the results OF the
meeting ef the fisheries and game cen
ralttees A ths capitol yesterday
"paiipwinK discussion among mem
bsrs af the committees and representa-
tivra Of various interests IN the senate
chamber. legislators Of the committees
came into mY office ard presented the
foilowinEs
would n be acceptable 60 the ex.
erutiva II bftl were passed providing
for commission o. seven members
three nf thess 20 have exclusive con
tral ever the commercial interests and
thrme over the mportMsuen'R interests '~-
the seventh uernherte act as 81 arbl-
traitor In casa " dirputesf
u advised the committee that tbs
plan proposed In my mind, would mol
lead 10 tho same harmonious and bsne.
fictal results that might be expected
from two entirely separate eommIa
sions, but as eomprpmiAe I deemed
Il a step IN the right direction and 81
such acceptable and agreeable To thii
office.
AT the same time 7 expressed pleas
ure Al the outcome ~ the meeting
ahowing a. Il aid tendency 90 com
promise and harmonic this differcn
Interests involved and saek occasion 4
express my appreciation of ,he ntv-
enes ~ the Legislators and their fai
ana opsnsmindsa attitude"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
VON BRINCKEN TO
FIGHT ATTEMPTS
At DEPORTATION

San Francisco. jan every ef-
fort viii be made to prevent the de-
portation TO Germany 0s Wilhelm Won
Brsneken. former attAchs q me Ger
man consulate general In this city.
whsn he ls released Friday from the
federal prison at MeNeii's stand. at
torueys fer Won Brinekea said here
today. The former German attaehe
wAs convicted In 1871 of conspiracy
10 violate the neutrality Law.
A warrant issued In October. 1913.
charging violation Of the immigration
act. will Be ssgxed on Won Brincken
when he Is released, his attorneys
stated. but to offset this tBsy have
filed . brief In behalf Of the con-
splrAtor. Should the federal immigra-
tion authorities try TO send him to
Germany. a long legal fight will fol
low. the attorneys said. They already
have filed = bond % 1890 70 secure
won Brtncken's release when the
immigration warrant "a served OF
him.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
She Can Smoke
"PiHs" And Still
Be Good, Decree

New York. Jan. 6.--Smokiug Of Gig
arettes by women was iud!ciously de-
creed today as not immoral The de-
clsion was made by Supreme Court
Justice Mullan in A separation suit
in which counsel for the husband tried
TO show that cigarettes had been
found In the wlfe's dresser crawer
and that this constituted evidence Of
bad character"
III is not immoral for women TO
smoke cigarettes" declared the Judge.
some Of the best women In the coun-
try and In the world smoke cigarettes,
II would not make any difference II
she had thousand packages OF cigar
cites there. This isn't HickyIlle."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
BERGER HEARING is
SET FOR FEBRUARY

Chicago, Jan Hearing Of the
appeal Of Victor Berger. convicted Of
interfering with the draft. was set TO.
day hy the circuit court of appeals
for February is
nerger, who Is al liberty under
bond. was not In court
Cases Of William n, Haywood and
fiftseu Of his followers convicted Of
seditl0na conspiracy, we're continued
until next week The defendants, SEN
fenced 10 LeAyenworth pcnilcntiaEy
7 for long terms have been as liberty
under bond pending appeal Haywood
was rearres,ed yesterday ln the new
round up ~ radicals. but obtained hia
liberty sgaln under sta,oo0 bonds
Rafael M2ilSH, ststistieian % tAg
federal trade commission. Who was
8arrcssed last night hy Heyur's meu
+ and turned over 30 federal authorities
WAS sam Ia iaii today
f MAllen, who Waa born ln thls coup.
itry bus went TO Mexico bafefe he wa,
Fl of agc. is said 10 have admitted he h
fa Mexican eigiEen. Ilgs father is re.
ported 90 Zee political adviser 4,
, president CAfEan&A
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
Only Two Houses Standing
Quake In Coutzlan Leaves

Mexico City, Jan. s-~only two
houses are left standing In the vii
lage Of COutrlan. state OK Vera Cruz.
where no estimate has yet been placed
o nthe number Of dead and injured
resulting from Saturdays $ night earth
quake, according to reports today, IL
bodies hava been recovered from the
river at san Francisco DE Ia Pena,
Vera Cruz, ia addition to twenty-four
al Raconda-
Twelve soldiers were among those
buried under tbe ruins OF the church
az Coscomatepec, shaken down by tne
earth disturbances
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
ADVANCE IN SHOE
PRICE PREDICTED

Cincinnati. o. Jan e--TodAy be-
fore the annual convention Of the
National Chloe Travellers association,
- y. Byrne. Of Rochester N Y, the
president Of the association, predict
ea fifty percent advance in the prize
IS Of shoes next summer
Byrne said that when milady APP
pears on the streets wearing glazed or
eol0red kid skin shoes, she il wearing
something that approximately are
worth their actual weight in silver.
He also said that there are pienty OF
grades Of cheap leather. for shoes, but
that the public did not want them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
SPANISH WAR VETS
INSTALL OFFICERS

The officers recently elected TO serve
far this year we're Installed AZ a NEE,
ing Monday night tn the veterans room
a. ths arlnory 81 the Spanish War Vet
lsrAns The Officers are A l.. More
lock. commander; H. III Mumtori
senior yicescemmander; II w Ross
ianlaf ylew,eommander; " r. Ray
mend chaplain; Charles MeKinlcy. of'
ficer ~ the Rns-ds Charles tlsle ad,
iatsat: y u chenowlth Quarserinas
ter and Charles A. Murphy trustee
/ The iAdles auxiliary also lnssai,eo
offlcers AZ their meeting Monday n,Kht
Following tbs business of the evening
deiscsahie refreshments we're served
D
u w Morris ef Turner attended 90
I bustHess matters Ia As,lem rnsada5.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
Aid In Filling Vacancies
In Schools Asked Of Chamber

Portland nr. Jan state School
sapeFntendant chavhil has sent an
appeal to gHe Portland chambrr aF
tommcrev 60 lrad lts assistance Jn I'm
.HE zee y#Aac3rs 81 s..l hauls of
thc a'ste The yaeaHt.as aro the fs-
sat ot low s4AHs t .a said
Ths s.iuailon ls tsgam8ne cgitlc3
teaausa tR same rHaf al9ilgss up
heol hss been hy'1 fsr mars than d
Htar the appeal ,als
president e 81 NaoNascr 81 the
ohRmbor w1i prgsent tbe mattcr be-
faHe thy ieeaJ eAaw uar at tHe issm.
tsrw fortuna pent Agaaal aud viii
sa request tne VFesva state cham
l4T ta leea ita S.a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
ANNUAL CHERRIAN
BANQUET TO BE At
ARNORY TONICH1 |

The annaRl chsrraan banquet and
dance. hsraiaaA "a one OF the most
elaborate social fanctioua % ihe year.
swiil be- held 81 tire Armgry Tuesday
might. esHsnalnw AZ 7 o'eioek. The
prunsytans ffnm Vancouver. Wash.
tbs Keaafiana from Portland and the
Radiators from Eugene were arriving
IN the etsy all day and will be guests
at fft# hsnauea
Ths sffsir will be formal, all Cher
SianA wha hAss amifarms beiAg reaalr.
~ ~ appear In them oF Ia fan dreA~ In
easss whsfa tina aalfafm haa net yss
BEN obtained
Ths foilowlng program. Arranged
Afssr nar*fni consideration, will enter.
fsin during tha evening"
Artists.
hFs naaiey CLARK. ealaratars s0pfa
- 80
Miss Marie tiamgnie. dancer.
Mrs. itilsAm Jefffwya rwtrs, pianist.
MllslaAa Mailaus Graham, Nlolinist
chfssslAn renis. esiilst
f'Fswvaua.
Tfie-- -ssersnaae nral
kessrs Graham and Poole,
and Mrs tautgs
AmAFElli MAasx Song tsnm.ss
Mira Clark
Russian chaArseg fSAnoa
Miss uamnlle
yfan~-- Asledy ii F nahenn,oi,
hsaars Graham and peoia.
and Mrm resrt
hehsrao Van Goe
Mf, tiFaham
Miss Gamtaie.
TriaAn tiofA d'an nalsAeau
Ae NeiafiNfff
Msasra Graham ard ruels,
ana Nfs rrir
Whea shAEmiHg nitA from ~he
0pefs fha RaAyi AZ HfAEli7 paw
Mrs Clark
AFs fAet4a
hurssase ffem @faasisn uedaF
Mr ppNls.
A lAawmsnR fAsan,m
Ag@ Clark accompanied ny the
Trto Ar afahasr. Nf rs,ala anA
Mrs PetFi The slaun kna cello
ohllaele Nfitsea hx l'aal peti
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
EA To Abolish War Risk
Burean AMI Save Coin Made

M0slf1nesAn @Aa IA t4saa sf.as.
tsh ti.v mAF nsA iasNFahss hafasa sna
ssafssfst ss gWneSimas - esheF a gtss
e0enAs Was inftNauea te2Ay - seasras
ss'te@t republican Nt&h ana Fvgssrss
~ tAe nHAMce eankaasgtes Ssnagss
SiaeNt slAlsasd the change pQnad ssta,.
siA@'s ssseA se@@saa8 emp4agsA 81 !
sAslaG " nssllteua anaaally.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
Fale OF Officer S Slayer
In hanls OF Jury Today

san FrAneia lan. rae ease -
tteSd le1 Mct2aFe so year old yoath
charged wtth the murder ag palite-
mtn Aston Sehoeubs ot the san
FyAeFtssa pQlce deps r,ment wrut 20
the laey a. De az atiegb today
Mstiare ana WuliAH Nh&sfWa. natA
~ wh0n sAia thtv cams hsre fram
FaeQsaA weNs arr ttt aeAr san Jose
An4 aefe Mi8 ty lhe pol.ee ta have
4Amltltd Atiiius aeh0eWts when hs
e'td,aNoeed se aFrsst teefo far ne
'he7 ~ au sufeusehtie. Fha wial 81,
EAAstAan vli fsl.1w ths1 ~ Mcclure
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
Mother OF Murdered Girl
Takes Stand AGAINST New

taz Anss' 'ws CAL Am whe
NAae&selat nsare 90 Mrs Allce fss.
seF earneEtet pn erutchcs made is
h@bsas prosfess Is kbe wtucss siAnA
eete taaaY Ar the trial - RaFrs =
Nes Ate hFessr wgts TIE naatheF sf
F9wsia tFaser tee h0se death lsst
4@iF 'he aefenfsHt "a e0w aa trial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
REPORT SHOWS BIG
WORK BEING DONE By
HOME SERVICE BODY

The work Of the Salem office Of the
home seryice section Of the American
Red Cross for the year 1919. has been
summarized By Mrs Alice H. Dode'
secretary. According 70 Ara Dooa'
the work done by the local offiee =
remarkable. considering the slze o!
the office force employed Fart OF
the work was done for the ex-serTlce
men and a great amount was done
for their families
The report follows:
Cash Fxpssnded
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
.I.W. W. Attorney Arrested
For interviewing Clients

Vancouver, Wash. Jan. THE
trial of George Vanderveer, attorney
for the national organization Of the
I. w. W., charged with unauthorized
conversation with prisoners in the
Clarke county Jail here, mas been set
for January IS, The case will be heard
before Justice W. r. Wilson of the
Minnehaha district A jury trial has
bee ngranted.
Vanderveer was arrested here a
week ago when he came 10 confer
with clients.
1t is alleged he conversed with
prisoners in the county Jail without
having secured permission from tho
court 10 do sa.
JOURNAL, WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
MANY 90 ~ o. &C.

C7fNN'sAA ShF Dam tA hempsr
Ne@e ot nes sss2sets 0reNeA the snsA
@tnirs tef mAl orea Aes@nllarAl
tse}1s4t yestaeaAy An oaeaaeets.la,
ssss RaHesf ef ase naoa end weagsa \
tessssefge ana comparatively gsw AaVs
a9eSwa 1s@m tbe raEss Mora thAn a
bali q hsaare& vonsa Az kaaaag ,hs
Nes entraais
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06

IWE3Ra u bTEsElt VI % 37-777'-797F
Interviews for year ss4s
Average for each month 4sT
Largest number. October ToS
Smallest number. April, Zs5.
Letters written 5i1l
Largest number. March 1920
Smallest number, February 2lS.
Report for December
Interviews eil
New cases ls4
Letters written 46o
Cash expended t47s.s9.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06

m4nt, state highway commission in
accordance with the county court 5
decision and it is expected that the
bids for the new bridge will be let
sometime in early spring,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06

In the Rosa Anderson Shaw estate
partitionment suit has been Instituted
against Isabelle NJ. Anderson, by at
torneys representing Raymond Shaw
and minor children. residents of Blan
densyille, Ind; Sarah Ann Shaw,
Charles Raymond Shaw and Marian
Myrtle Shaw, aged 1, . and l years,
respectively. During the prosecution
of the suit, Robin d. Day has been APP
pointed guardian ad litem, for the
minors The property involved is lie
acres Of land In Marion county of
which the father and children have
an undivided one half interest, the
other portion being held by Isabelle
NJ. Anderson, Being a friendly suit
Just apportionment OF the lands OF
proceeds is asked.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06

Ns~ York. Jan s--Aofs than az
eee aissn enemIsa In the Communists
nsrsy ef Nsw Tork state alone ars
euesly organized foF violent orsrshroS
II sks government under the direction
AZ hcznhesiss leaders IN Russia. sena-
sar canyton u. Lack. chairman ef tbs
rew4asafsve eonnmltfse investigating So
sfsfees activities declared today IN
aAanlnn there are the Communist Ia
ber party An6 ~osher revolutionary
organizations working actively to ae-
kosapglsh the aasns ends a. vel aS
rnany other bodies whlch encourage
fhelr activities without participating
epsaly IL fhefn. ihe senasr said-
s-rhs Arrems already made in he
nsnae on the charge Of criminal an
nrrhy ard for deportation hardly
RrrA1rh the surface ef tbs situation.
said the senator.
s-rha@a orgAniEaionm hare bsen per
sulslaa 10 reach such proportions that
the nnfy waY shsY can hs destroyed ss
fpr loyal cslnrns In each community to
oFxanixe and cseperats With ths fed
esMl and LEGAL authorities is aneoyering
knA prosecuting these tfaitara"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06

County Judge W. NJ Bushey ana
county commissioner ]. 7. Hunt are
al Mehama today making a survey OF
the proposed Marion-Linn mira
county bridge Mt Mehama. With the
assistance Of an engineer the Marion
county court is making preparations
10 replace the present aniiquated
structure with steel bridge, The
matter has been promised the imme-
date attention OF the bridge depart
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06

Col. J. r. Chapman, well known
Polk county fruit grower. transacted
business in Salem Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06

W. n. Coburn Of Pringle was Sa-
lem visitor Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06
CONGRESS ASKS
FOR MILLION TO
DEAL WITH REDS

sw.akf-stcn. Jan. s--conEreas Vas
ss<ss scasy ~ the labor department
+ ..al tuna of If.spe.eas for the
enforcement o. laws against alien rae
scnls sas sise. .see fer their deporta-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-06

loVRNAL - 49, rAY
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-19

seeFilieIal altar Of the governorship.
Representative N Mansfield Needy
VIII run again for the House OF Re.
personalities in the First District.
Beyond that the dope Is as thick as
4 Kanawha valley fog, Adam Brown
i.ittlepage is an ayowed candidate for
governor, but the party leaders are
not for Adam B, In respect OF econ.
'omic ideas he is too much like one
Of the Republican candidates whom
the Democratic leaders say that they
hope and pray that the Republicans
will nominate. On the hazard that he
might be nominated, they are going
to put up an entirely safe and wholly
sane nominae that will make It easy
for the rebels to rebel II the Demo.
Gratis preference for the Republican
nomination swings in q winner. The
plan as to Ambassador Davis Is ia
lay before the Democrats OF the coun.
try his merits; to do 1t quietly and
without attracting the attention aud
arousing the suspician OF the Hermit
In the White House. The argument in
favor OF the adoption OF this noiseless
publicity is that anybody who has We,
shown signs OF developing strength
has been batted over his ambitious
head by the Big Stick.
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the Capital for weeks vacation: tho