davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-11
. ,,s1TIED RATES

Il sALE-Calf, 8 m, MONTHS e9aS f
E9S |El}s.,irs sss Fir street: e4-s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-11

FOR SALE 12-inch plow, good
as new; Queen incubator,
same as new; 1 washing ma
chine. Inquire at Cottage apa.t-
ment, 100 Court st. room 10.
GAS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-11

FOR SALE-Large garage with
flat overhead, close in. Price
S3400. Hart & Muller, 208 Ore
gon bldg. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-11

s ROOM cottage Sc Salem, house
is In first class condition and
looks well, very comfortable
home, nicely arranged and
about as good as new, large
lots with nice trees, other build
ings. Don't overlook this for
$1100, $500 down. Barber q
Pearson, 200 Gray bldg. a#
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-11

FOR RENT = Nicely furnished
rooms, furnace heat, bath. close
in; gentlemen only. 1923 North
Commercial street. John H.
Scott Realty Co., 22S Oregon
bldg. j.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-11

6 ROOM plastered house, s years
old, south Salem, in slightly To-
cation mostly modern, other
buildings, 2 lots with fruit and
nuts, bearing; immediate pos
session. Why look for a house
to rent when you can buy a
home like this for $210O, 5000
down. Barber & Pearson, 200
Gray bldg a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-11
Lost and Found

Jewel Waltham watch
in lumber yard or on Center st.
Friday noon. Return to Spauld-
ing Log. Co. office and receive
reward. k243
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Auto Salesman Accused
Of Killing Bank Runner
James Formally Charged With
Murder of Messenger Whose
BODY Was Found in Woods

CAMDEN. N. j., Nov. 4. Frank
James, a motor car salesman of this
city, who had been under detention in
tho Camden County gail since October
II, the day after the body of David S
Paul, bank messenger, was found in
shallow grave in the Jersey pines,
has been lodged in the Burlington
County Jail, formally charged with the
killing of Paul.
The warrant or which James is held
was sworn to by Ellis Parker. Bur
lington County detective. Parker re-
fuses to make a statement as to the evil
dence, if any, he has connecting James
with Paul's death. James will get a
hearing next Thursday.
Paul was taking $4,000 in cash and
100000 in checks from Camden trust
company to Philadelphia bank when
he disappeared, October S. 1t is al
legged James drove Paul to the Camden
ferries that day. James has repeatedly
denied he knows anything of Paul's dis
appearance.
Eleven days after he vanished Paul's
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.

departments could be placed under one
head. That would require a constitu
tlonal amendment. In fact it is the
only change l have in mind which
would require such an amendment
The second problem, which concerns
tood distribution and production, is of
tne utmost Importance 70 every person
IN the state. | believe that an efficient
system of food distribution would bene-
mt every one, the producer and the
consumer alike.
THE establishment or creating of a
proper food distributing system for the
whole state is an enormous task. but
belleve that at least important improve
ments are practicable. This would
mean Improvement in storage facilities
IN methods of transporting food of all
kinds; of lettering terminal facilities
and marketing conditions. And meth
ods or stimulating agriculture are in
tlmately connected with it.
Il have not had time TO 20 to the
bottom of the problem but / am con-
vlnced that important things can be
done and that the people of the state
VIII benefit by consequent reduction
IN prices through improved methods OF
distribution. 1t does not do to promise
that such decreases can be definitely
accomplished. | say that l think they
can and intend to make the attempt
But it is mighty problem
The public utility problem is one
that directly affects the people of all
the cities of the state. New York is
particularly interested in this problem
but there are no upstate cities that
do not face public utility troubles of
one kind or another.
"1n New York City it Is upon the
traction problem that many people
have their attention focused I feel
that the state geRernment should 90
into this and other traction problems
and provide some solution. Time alone
will tell just how far we can go to
get the public utilities on basis
where they viii best serve the neople
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Plurality for
Miller Will
Exceed 76,5O0
Belated Returns From Up
state Only Serve to
Increase the Lead of
the Governor Ele c t
l21 Districts Are Missing
New York Gives Harding
Majority of l,O59,529;
Figures Nearly Complete

Additional returns from the belated
rural districts, received last night,
only swelled the Republican pluralties
of Harding and Coolidge, Senator
James w. Wadsworth jr., Governor
elect Nathan L. Miller and the other Re-
publican candidates for state offices.
The plurality of Governor elect
Miller over Governor Smiht with 107
districts missing, is 64,014, and when
the final returns are in Mller's plur-
ality will exceed 76,50O, it is estimated
With all but 120 of the 1903 dis
tricts in the state heard from, Pres-
dent-elect Harding's plurality over
Governor Cox is ,062,346.
Wadsworth Returns Slow
The returns on United States SEN
ator are very slow coming in. Last
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Miller Plans
To Save State
Million a Year
Consolidation of Depart
ments and Wedding Out
of Unnecessary Govern
mental Activity Planned
Food Price Cut Sought
Traction Problems i'm This
City Will Be Adjusted
by the Utilities Program
spe~ol Dispatch to The Tribune

SYRACUSE, Nov. 4.-There are three
important problems facing the new
state administration, according to Gov
ernor-elect Nathan L. Miller. They
are:
Consolidation of state departments,
activities and thereby saving the state
at least S1,O00,000 year.
Creation Of a better system Of food
distribution and transportation, which
price CT necessaries.
Extensive study of the traction prob
lem throughout the state, but with
special regard to the situation in New
York City, in correction with \ gen.
eral study Of the public utility prob
lens all over the state.
There are many other problems" ;"
Judge Miller said, "but In my judgment
the three problems. cutting expendi-
lures. improving food distribution and
public utllltles. are the most impor-
tant
The expenditures Of the state gov
ernment," Mr. Miller said, "have in
creased out of all proportion to the in
crease in population in the state.
These enormous increases constitute a
pressing problem, one which affects
every taxpayer, and l shall certainly
endeavor to cut these expenditures
where 1t can be done without impair
ing efficiency.
"The consolidation of the state de-
partments IS problem about which q
good deal not true has been said
presume by eliminating certain need l.
less state functions or overlapping
state functions we save 100000 a
year. perhaps We will correct waste,
but there have been many exaggera-
tons in statements of what may be ac-
c0nlphshed n this way.
IT occurs to me that one of the ways
this could he worked out has to do with
tie State Department of Public Works,
the S-ato Highway Department and the
State cnoefing Department These
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Hoff Hospital to Continue
Washington Announces Plans
fOr Institution at Fox Hills

From The Tribunes Washington Buredu
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Plans were
completed to-day by the Public Health
Service to continue in operation, with
a capacity of 500 beds, the Hoff Gen
eral Hospital, at Fox Hills, Staten ISL
and, which has been turned over to it
by the army DR.. J. o. Cobb, recently
in charge of the Public Health Serv-
ices activities in Chicago. has been
named to have charge of the Sox Hills
Hospital.
Under the plans the Fox Hills insti
tuition wiz be continued as a hospital
TOR the treatment of general cases,
eligible for attention under the leris-
lation turning over to the service the
remnants of war casualties left by the
army hospitals. Cases demanding spe-
cial medical attention will probably be
sent to Fox Hills.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

The efforts put forth on behalf Of
Abram !. Elkus, who was appointed
to the Court of Appeals by Governor
Smith and who was a candidate for
election to one of the two vacancies
caused him to lead in the race in this
city, running ahead Of Judge Frederick
E. Crane by more than $4,000, although
Judge Crane had the Endorsement of
the Democrats.
Judge Emory A. Chase, of Catskill.
ran more than 10000 behind Judge
Crane, but the election of both Chase
and Crane are assured by the big
pluralities given them upstate.
The vote for Court Of Appeals in this
city was: Elkus (Dem.), 599,88l; Crane
CFus.), 536,3o5, and Chase (Rep.), 469,-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
SiX-Cent Fare for Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Nov. 4.-Directors Of
the Cleveland Railway Company at
meeting to-day decided to increase
streetcar fare to 3 cents straight, or
nine tickets for so cents, with a charge
OF | cent for transfers. The present
fare is 5 cents, with accent for trans
fer. The new fare is effective Novem-
Der t4
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

of the state and at the same time be
fair to the companies"
Governor-elect Miller will also favor
the repeal Of the daylight saving law.
The Legislature, overwhelmingly Re-
publican. he believes, will pass the bill
as 1t did at the last session and he
will sign it.
He declared that he will give no
consideration to appointments to Office
before December /
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

body was found in newly made grave
in Burlington County. His head had
been crushed and the $40, 900 WAS miss
pocket.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Wood tRsp).. s1s,3s7
Fits (Dem.) Observation-Disclosures. 65o.l24
STATE TRDAsURER
(Rep.). T1t,s43
Healy (Dem. Observation-Disclosures. <f8,13l
COMPTROLLER
Wendell (nsp0. b27.s7s
Berry (Dem.). Observation-Disclosures. A93,e5o
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Newton (Rep.). Observation-Disclosures. Sss.ss3
Aott (Dem.) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. <39,s2s
STATE ENGINEER
Williams tRcp>. S4s.71o
McLoud (Dem) .A.....s......... 635, 44&
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
How $1,000 Melts to $500

BY watching the attractive ADVERTISE
ments promising big returns and certain
gains OF principal and expecting to choose
the winner and reap the profit, but failing
in. the attempt
1t takes great wisdom and good luck to
play the game successfully and if you have
ooth and win, it is at the expense often
of great anxiety.
More people out of every hundred will
accumulate fortunes by buying Guaranteed
First Mortgages than by rsking their money
IN the hope Of great gains, and they will
sleep better at night
Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.
i76 Broadway. New York Citv
Us Remsen Street, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

All the candidates on the Republican
state ticket, except Miller and jeremiah
Wood, running for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, carried greater New York by
comfortable pluralities. But the up
state vote insHres the election Of Wood,
who lost the city by about $4,000.
John ]. Lyons, the next Secretary of
State, carried the city by the largest
plurality of all, defeating Miss Harriet
May Mills in all five boroughs by ma
jorities which placed hisA lead at 1884,
511.
Attorney General Charles d. Newton,
who was a candidate to succeed him
self, was close second, carrying the
greater city by 116,105.
Senator N. Monroe Marshall, State
Treasurer elect, carried the five bor
oughs by 62,512.
Other State Returns
The vote for Judge Mller's running
mates in the city follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

night, with 6,232 districts heard from,
CWadsworth was leading Lieutenant
Governor Harry G. Walker by ,316.
-, The vote compiled to date for United
states Senator, President, and Govern
or follows:
GOVERNOR
.
smith .................... 1,257.127
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Wadsworth 1efi9sA
PRESIDENT
Harding Observation-Disclosures. 1.s4s254
COX ..................... 783.908
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

Maleren HaraM Holm d9A Italien
Fra Genua err indlobet Meddelelse
ON, at den kjendte Blomstermaler cr
dod der, rant at ct Hjerteslag.
Harald Holm var en- dygtig og kul-
.tiveret Kunstner, som med megen
kjerlighed dyrkede den Specialized
han havde yalgt sig linden for Mailer.
kunsten. Han var fodt i Landsbyen
Horne paa Fyn, kom som ung til Kjo-
benhavn og kom i MalerlRre, gik
|derefter teknisk Skole igjennem og
kom ind paa Zahrtmanns Skole, hvo1
han gik sammen med de senere saa
berqpte Navne at den fynske Skole.
Harald Holm var en- jevnlig I'd,
stiller paa Charlottenborg, .og baade
Kunstforeningen og Galleriet har er=
.hvervet Billeder fra hans Hand.
Han blew kun 81 Aar CANNED.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Dnv Rheumatsmen
I'd al Deres System

Uanset hvor leage eg slemt De har va
ret pIsget med Rheumadsme-enten Deres
Lidelse q Gigt. L.sdsyrEk. stivhed, Vzs-
kea eller Hevelse ! Leddene, tmme Musk.
er, eller hvilken com helst anden Form At
Rheuuatisme - Do kan 6nde behagelig
Lindrine we'd a. benytte Dr.. Whitehsll's
Rheumatic Remedy.
Dette ypperligs Lrgemiddel gsar direkte
ill Roden If Deres Lidels. og ~fjeroer Aar.a-
gen. Oct ssandser Uroen. liadrer smerten
og tagerH svelses oe stivheden I'D At Led
.dene. tordi detopls.er Cria,yreo q andre
Atlejringer hdrtigere. end de kan ssmle zig.
eg setter ssmtidig systemes i Stand til At
modstaa nye Angreb.
Dr.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Remedy
fsemuer S%undheden. Dets Kekerd for gun
sti1e Resultater stsxkker Gig over mango
Aar, OK des har hjulPet Txsesder If rheu-
mstisk lidende. Dette Middel faas paa allie
Ap6seker for kun Soc pr. Pakks. OF en-
hser, der lider If Rheumatisme i en- eller
aadea Form. kan hurtig blive denne Plags
XVIII we'd en- ksrt Behsndling med ANIME.
6kriv efter fri Prove j Dag
The Or. whitehall Negrlmlno Co.,
South Bend, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Nnrgr.
Sangerh9vdingens Dag.

oNH1C! HybAIHycHS DNy.
Den 20. Februar var Diet 100 Aar,
siden den store Sa%ngerhpvding Johan
D. Behrens blew fodt i Bergen. Beh=
rem er som allie we'd Skaberen at den
norske Mandssang. Vistnok eksiste-
rede der ogsaa for hans It'd mindre
Sangforeninger, men Diet var fqrst
Behrens, som med sin ildnende Be-
gejstring og sin betydelige organise
toriske Kraft bragte Liv i Mands-
sanger. We'd sin mangeartede Virk-
somhed, fqrst og fremmest som Lee
der at Studentersangforeningen, at
Handelsstandens og Handkerchief
mes Sangforeninger i Kristiania, gjor=
de han Diet store grundleggende Ar
bejde, som norsk Mandssang fremde-
les Bigger paa. Behrens var vel ner-
NEST Autodidakt, men som den agte
Kunstnernatur var han i enestaaende
Grad rustet for sin Livsgjerning. -
Det er nu 80 Aar, siden Behrens d.
de. En- smuk og stemningsfuld Hoj-
tidelighed fandt Sted paa Vor Frel-
sers Gravlund i Kristiania paa 100
Aarsdagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
2oq6c Is Ynnb paa. Mt tagc til

2a9oc Is Ynno paa. Mt toge til
i Sect err life ultio ct Iegll paa
Sun6be0, n1e1l llour oc111c Iiltagr1
be- toor / lulbe, 1olibe Wt1tlfler %
rigt, bjpbt @loo % giper os Stprtc
TIL at 1lofsre port NrbeiOe, oa BETH
Ser set froftig Su110be0 iom / Gil
|fp1oet n1eo 9Srlr 9onal6 Mc2eoo /
&%errobert, Salf., iom %ifriper:: "GiO=
Zig 1lolte Toroar bar jog ioa meo-
toget, at jeg flrapt iormaneoe at gaa
omfri11g; Sc lofalc 2pger lm1te'
life at pere iitalro til at bjplpe mig.
Mil1 1Snber lrl tic / In NDis ON Or.
Eeters &1>rifo og opertalte mig til
at gipe Bette Mioocl c1 Frpue. Seq
bor br11gt fire Tlaifcr a1trito, p9
leg CT mt ralf. Seq bar lugt ire
pgttpe El1rO pua / fcm WtaaneOct
pg har llorettet mere Mrbcjoe /
Eonmer cts / oe ll0lte fem e(ar."
Irtte pelfjeilote StwfemioOel CT ct
Gctte pelfiel1otc ltrtemiOOel ct ct
S%tprfelniDoel, lom ppbpgger 2ege=
met, set %forbeorer @looct og gien=
opprtfer Sc e0le Srganers nor
male Tu1rftioner. Get ielges fife
al Mpotefere, men Set T%orifnffes til
Soft. oirefte al Or. Heter 6nbr1cr
& Sons Co. 2501 Washington
@lp6., Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
fremlegges Bevis for, at Va%lutaraa-
Diet har tilladt Varernes Detailing.
Formaalet med Loven er at forbedre
Kronens Vardi i Udlandet.
NagtigtFzeusborgmode Kj6!enha9n

MegtigtFleusborgmqde Kj6!enha9n
Sondag den I. Marts afholdtes
|der / Kjobenhavn en- stor Demonstra-
ton for Flensborg. Den indledtes
med Mode i Cirkusbygningen, hvor
Folketingsmand Marott under bra
gende Bifald holdt en- gribende Tale,
hvori han tolkede Onsket ON Flens.
borgs Hjemkomst til Danmark; REX
tor H. P. Hansen og Redakt9r Svens-
son, "Danskeren", talte derefter. Eff
ter Modet drog Deltagerne, hvis Tai
forogedes, saa Toget talte mellem
l00, 900 og 100000 Mennesker, til
Amalienborg under Afsyngelsen at
fredericksburg. Paa Amalienborg
talte Kongen to Gange under mag
t.gt Bifald og Hurraraab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
d~utomobiler i Danmark.

Automobiler Danmark.
I Tivoli aabnedes der sidst i Febr
en- efter danske Forhold meget impo
nerende misunderstanding, de-
vakte megen Opsigt og havde stor'
Besog paa allie Udstillingsdagene, o&
blandt Gjesterne var Kongen Of
Dronningen. l Anledning at Udstil
lingen er der udarbejdet folgende in
teressante Statistik:
Der findes nu ca. 10000 Motor
kjoretojer i Danmark, hvoraf ON:
trent -Halvdelen er Motorvogne
Halvdelen M6torcykler.
Den danske Automobilhandel og
Industri beskjeftiger nu henved TO-.
900 Mennesker som Fabrikanter
Grossister, Forhandlere, Kontor- og
Butiks : Medhjelpere, Mekanike1e
Chaufforer, Gummiarbejdere, Karet.
magere, Malere og Vognlakerere osv
Danmark err Diet Land i Europa
der. har Diet nasthojeste Antal Mo
torkjpretojer i Forhold til Landet:
lndbyggere, idet kun Storbritannie:
har flere. Efter Danmark folge1
Frankrig som Numer 3 og Belgier
som Numer 4. Efter Statistik, del
er ct Par Aar gammel, og som kur
%omfattede Automobiler, like Motor
cvkler, havde England ct Automcbi
for hver 26S Indbyggere, Daninarl
ct for hver 3+3, Frankrig ct for hive
+02 og Belgien ct for hver SIS. Ii
Sammenligning anfpres, at i de For
enede Slater err der nu over 8 Viii
liz ner Motorkjoretqjer i Bru;55 ellie:
ct for hver 17-18 Mennesker.
enkelte Slater er der ct Automobl
for hver rs Mennesker, eller prak
fisk talt for hver anden Familie, o.
Automobilet err udbredt i allie Sam
fundslag fuldt saa meget som Cyklel
d%erhjemme.
AT serlig Interesse derhjemme e
dct, at Landbruget nu i stor Still e
we'd at gaa Over til at benytte Motto
rem til Diet egentlige Landbrugsarbej
de. For ct Par Aar siden var der end
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
T6mmerhandlerens Million

Srindlerier.
Politiassessor Axel Nielsen har
paabegyndt en- Rekke %indgaaende Al
horinger vedr9rende den arresterede
Tommerhandler Hansens Million
Svindel. Sigtelserne mod ham ON
fatter ct Belob paa ~ Mill. Kroner.
Man er tilboielig til at meme, at han
like kan have brugt hele denne store
Sum, men at han paa en- eller anden
Made har stukket st@rre Belqb TIL
side til senere Anvendelse.
ON MAIDEN, hvorpaa ialtfald en-
! Del at Bedragerierne er udfGrt, err
farer man, at han i mango Tilfelde
har rettet paa Vekslerne efter at disse
war underskrevne. Bl. a. har han til
fojet "svensk Mont, hvad der har
'givet ham en- like ringe Ekstrafortje-
%,neste, samtidig med, at de Mend,
der har underskrevet Vekslerne, van
skelig kan Devise, at denne Tilfpjelse
like har staaet paa Vekselen, da de
skrev under.
Haandv9rkernes Kreditbank, der
stod i Forbindelse med Hansen, val
Ldrdag Aften den %. Febr. Glen
stand for ct formeligt run at ban
&c ,Sparere, og ogsaa Mandagen hay
de den >meget store U~dbetalinger,
men har dog we'd at trekke Midfer
til sig fra dens f~orskjellige Bankfor-
bindelser kunnet klare Situationen.
Direktdren, Hr. Had, har samtidig
taget Bestemmelse ON, at kunderne,
d. V. S. Sparerne, kun hver kan faa
udbetalt 200 Kr. paa deres Indskud.
Flere at Sparerne var msiforndjede
med denne Bestemmelse, men Banker
synes dog at skulle kunne ride Stor-
men at.
Under ForhGrene er der ON hans
Forhold til Haandvarkernes Kredit-
bank kommen adskillige artige For
hold for Dagens Lys.
Banker har i disse Dage maattet
afskedige to at dens Bogholdere, Jen-
sen og Kiergaard, der har vRret hen
holdsvis 5 og 8 Aar i Banker. Aar-
'sagen til Afskedigelsen er, at de glen
mem en- lengere It'd systematisk ha1
modtaget Bestikkelse at Tommer-
handler Hansen, naar han gjerne Ii
ge for Bankers Lukketid kom for at
skulle have sine Checks honorerede
Disse Bogholdere har lang It'd igjen.
mem modtaget 10000 r. pr.Dag
,Opdagelsen skete we'd, at T6mmer.
handler Hansen nu i Tiden omkring
sin Fallit kom op i Banker og truede
,Bogholdere med, at han Wide anmel
de dem for Pengeafpresning, hvis d.
like %omgaaende tilbagebetalte han
ialt ca. 10000 Kr. at de Penge, d.
havde modtaget i Bestikkelse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Dyrehavsbakkens Skj9bne.

Der fores for Tiden~i Landbrugs-
ministeriet Forhandlinger ON en- mu-
lig Nyordning at Forholdene paa
/, 'Bakken"; men vi kan dog forsikre
Danmarksrejsende, at der er like
Tale ON dens Nedleggelse. Det gla.
de Folkeliv paa 'Bakken" vii florere
] SOmmer som altid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Prius Erik ON Fordblouen.

Prins Erik, der som bekjendt eje1
Garden 'Klokkedal', deltager i en
Discussion, der for Tiden f9res
"Ugeskriftet. for Landmend", ON de
forskjellige Typer at M~otorplove
Den prinselige Landmand oplyser
at han ejer den fGrste Fordson.
Tractor, der kom til Danmark, OF
udtaler sig i hoj Grad rosende or
Fordploven.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Skandinavisk Flyverkonference.

Skandnav1k Flyverkonference.
Den internationale Flyverkonfe=
renee afholdes i disse Dage paa
Dombaas Hotel. Som Norges Re-
prasentant moder: DR.. Arnold RE7
stad. Fra Danmark Ekspeditionschei
Gregersen og Lehnssekreter Ingers-
lew. Fra Sverige Professor Engstre-
mer, OF fra Finland Postdirektor Al
,brecht. Konferencen skal like bare
behandle de almindelige Lufttrafik-
sporgsmaal, men skal serlig udar-
bejde en- for de fire Lande felles
Lovgivning for Lufttrafik. Dr.. Rae:
stad meddeler, at Konferencen anita.
gelgi vii strekke sig over ct Tidsrun
at tire Tiger.
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gar ind,

'Horcdstaden' gaar ind.
Fra og med den 3. Marts er Bla.
Diet "Hovedstaden' ophort at udkom.
me, og Diet er overdraget til "Kriste.
'ligt Dagblad'. "Hovedstaden", hvis
redaktionelle Forhold allie Dage va,
al en- salsom Art, redigeredes for err
!Overgang af Provst Nordentoft oe
Erik Hansen, som nu leder "Koldine
Avis.
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En- 0Lq4tninQ at TordenskjoM.

En- olqgtning at TordenskjoM.
Peder Vessel Berentsen i Stavan-
ger fejrede p. Febr. sin 50-Aarsdag
som Arbejder og Arbejdsformand.
Samtidig fejrede han sin 66-aarige
Fodselsdag, Jubilanten er Hus-
mandsspn fGdt paa Garden Eike
Fgrresfjorden. Berentsen slagter
paa Morsiden fra Tordenskjold.
Bedstemoderen, som var Trdnder o.
en- nar S%legtning at Peter Vessel
Tordenskjold, blev 102 Aar 81.
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Tr9tte Mmere.

Trgtte Wurere.
Observation-Disclosures Fagfor.
ening har paa Notwithstanding be-
s%luttet. at Medlemmerne like ma:
deltage i O%pf0relsen at en- Politista
ton i Kjqbenhavn, da ct saadant Ar
bejde like kan siges at vare sam
fundsgavnligt."
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Frlder fueoghalvfemS.

Fylder fUeoghalvfems.
Tipoldefader Rasmus Bjelland, Fa-
der at Konsul Bjelland, Stavanger,
fyldte a. Aar den "a. Feb. Han har
+ Born live. Disse fire har tilsam-
men Fl Born, og disse har igjen Is
Born, og ! at disse har igjen en- Dat
ter paa I Aar, saa Diet blew en- stor
Flok omkring ham paa hans Fpdsels,
dag. Tipoldefader er oppe hver Dag.
folger med Tiden og allie Nyhede1
ira Aviserne. Han horer uirnn,ke,
godt, men ser daarlig.
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