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New-York tribune., 1920-11-07
lD

be Mrs Harry Yer
hyhpca TO be
Punk anybody
Much
PUNK TO private PUNK
ulnp
ii goolon il
And a
Mrs
of 0
she gracios shows
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

~ our barh is ready, SIR Now Mr.. Smollet is up
and part dressed, having taken perfectly good
bath last night, but being tmid soul and very much
afraid of Edgar, the second man, he calls out
cheery "Nery good Edgar and undresses promptly.
Mr. Smollet has come from home with pink pajama
coat and blue and white pajama pants and Edgar
has seen, Mr.. 5. doesn't want the estrangement be-
between himself and Edgar to grow
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
laps Make Effort
To Change Form
Of Korean Control

Tokio.-Baron Saito. g-overnor-gen-
eral of Korea, says he believes the in
dependence movement in Korea is DIV
ing out, although he admits that the
Koreans still are making secret efforts
to free themselves from the japanese
rule. The Baron has been in Toxic late
~ to urge the Japanese diet to provide
funds to enable him TO abolish the
flogging Of Koreans and substitute I'm.
prisonment as punishment.
The baron said that he was making
efforts in Korea to put into effect the
emperor's rescript hat the Koreans be
advanced politically with the ultimate
object of establishing local autonomy.
Koreans, lie said, were being trained
to conduct the public service in Korea
In addition the government will estab-
fish a railway engineering school il
Seoul TO teach Koreans TO operate heil
own railways.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

der irrigation. The additional monav
will be USED in extending their ditch r.
a new water supply.
The Mosier Telephone eomnanr =,
Mosier, WaseO county, has filed annli.
cation with the Oregon public sarvics
commission for an increase in rates
The Union Oil company contributad
~s41e4.67 to the states good roads fund
"Wednesday. in payment of taxes on
gasoline and distillate sold in the STAT
during March. The check for ,he
amount was received by the seeretar ~
of states office and by them turned
over to the state treasurer to the cradi,
of the state road fund.
A total of 2002 scales ana as77
weights We're inspected by the state
sealer of weights and measures and his
deputies during the quarter endins
March 81, according to a report lust
prepared by W. A. Dalziel, DEPUTY
state sealer. The report shows h a 529
linear measures, 1875 liquid measures
and 42S gasoline and oil pumps were
inspected. One hundred and fiftv-six
gasoline gravity tests were made. 400
pounds of starch were weighed 1aa
pounds of butter were weighed. IL
wagon boxes measured. 12.eOO n,ilk
bottles tested and 1865 pound Of
hops weighed during the quarter. Nine
weight towns were visited in maxim.
these tests and inspections.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

20 the triVoiity of young
IN the Suitan's decree. all engaged
persons who have been unable to mar
~ earlier are urged to do so Nav Isl
As an indncement no charges are Il
Dc made for marriages performed OF
n day, guests at weddings are Z,
make no gifts. the first children OF
those who wed on May /, are to re.
ceive the names Of the children of the
sultan and to receive the gift of a
bracelet from the governor of the r
n In which the child is born.
The Sultan's son is named d,Ertog,
hroul and his daughters are Roukie
and d'Ulvie.
The edict is especially directed to the
province of Broussa. in Anatolia which
attracted much unfavorable common,
In the Mohammedan press because n,
Its greatly reduced birthrate and the
tendency of its population to violate
the Moslem prohibition of the use OF
m~toxicaiitg beverages. Government Of,
ticials allege that people of A~natolian
villages. men and women alike. indulge
what they call burning nights" of mu-
sic and feas;ing.
indulgence in modern dancing ha.
aroused the protest of a member OF the
chamber OF deputies from Anatolia
VINO a introduced a bill ~authorizins
Officials to prevent women from par
tleipating in the antics and capers OF
the bali ROOM
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
spablicans Haze
Features
| For Convention

-Delegates at the repup-
n' astional convention, opening
,"no ( will be able to confer
.ansosantatives of other states
eont leaving their seats.
h@irinate a large part OF the
ES..ian Incident to conferences be-
''g aolegates on the floor, c. r.
snnerjntendent of the Coliseum,
ranged for the installation of
nhonps connecting all state, dis
], and territorial delegations.
z, \ said that this will be the first
+. ,bat such a system has been in
hi at any national convention
H. will be SO telephones in SER
reaching the AS state groups
4 ,be representatives of the Dis
4 At Columbia, Alaska, Hawaii, the
t@Hnplnes and Porto Rico.
Ehe convention architects have
pleted plans for the Coliseum in
zding an extra balcony that adds APP
kximately 1,1OO to the seating cap
HI Work on the balcony and the
INVENTION offices, in the Coliseum
hex, will start May 8. The Chicago
k%yentiOn committee is spending
900 on changes to the building
accommodate the delegates and
he than 10000 spectators,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
BolShepik Object
To Many Holidays
of Shop Workers

London.-The Russian Soviet gov
eminent has threatened to put the
workshops of the northern railways un
der martial law to put an end to what
1t calls the "'crime" of the workers in
wasting time in holiday-making , ac-
eording to a wireless message from
Moscow. The government asserts that
loo working days were thus lost in one
month and that the railway men are
arranging to have two days Of idleness
each week at a time when millions Of
people are hungerins and when il is
impossible to transport bread. owing
to lack of railway engines 1t notifies
the idlers that they win either have to
make up for the time ''of which the re-
public has been robbed or receive full
penalty under the martial law.
The message issued by tae govern
ment is headed SHANE comrades and
declares that Russia canno await sal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
Of Russian
Reds Detected In
| Railroad Strike

z0n. April 14.-Evidence
Fashi' g the department Of justice
sinso y ssv 10 show that the Rus
sid so"ni internationale Is un-
een - use the railroad strike y
ak,as for the creation Of a mass
!. p i fTsn federal agents were
Rsp0r.s 81 disclosed that the COM
to nav vas financing and oth-
Pris' pal ng the strike through the
' is I 4 the Industrial Workers OF
Weriu. which the department
ETideles was declared to JUSTIFY
rsesm nsnt that the strike was 70
s'a's ! step in the well known
merry ~ communist group ana
~. :. end and aim was a mass
'a y he followed by a revolution.
X regarding the communist
Rsp0l's ..la's part in the strike
frDau ,sarstood to have been '1id
nV"siaent Wilson and the CAD
pre- Inn " Attorney General Pal
, -. those present persisted IN
O ,',sOce a sto what decision had
II slea' AZ the cabinet session.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
English Women Are
In Fight For Fair
Play For Women"

LOndon.-A girl clerk whose arms
and body were wound with red tape
has just led an unusual procession thru
Whitehall street. the home of govern.
ment departments. to draw public at
tention to the demands of women in
government employ for equal pay and
equal opportunities with men. She was
followed by a large number of women
employed in the civil service, each of
whom carried a poster. while all were
linked together with red tape. Inscrip-
tons on the posters were Fair PLAY
for Women and NO Favoritism in
the civil service"
The march organized by the fedora
ton of women civil servants and servet;
Its purpose to attract public attention
tosthe women's protest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
(aly Claims That
War Acquisitions
Bring Much Strife

este,-Itallan military author
here say they have inherited from
! war a lot of difficulties and prob
s in controlling the Slay popula-
In lstria and the region SUR
hiding Gorilla. This territory con-
kuies part Of the Adriatic question
dh still remains unsettled by the
freme Council. 1t passed under It.
N control by the establishment of
] aTmistice line at the end of the
p this territory there are more
p 100000 SlOvenes who resent the
Vellance Of the Italian military
re Revolving Slav elements with
pallsm, communism and bolshevism
Frmittently attack the Italian mil
patrols and carabineers Of the
Of occupation.
'nese districts there have been
nih a year 20 assassinations and
arrests Attempts have been
u 10 SET up a cOmmunistic regime
pisnarp where large stores of am
niuOh which belonged to the old
rlan army had been collected and
lVa beneath a building used as
quarters of a workmen's COM
9s' Inc plot was discovered by
iAlian police who raided the
quarters and arrested 1870 Slavs.
ng 'he fighting with the commun-
building was wrecked by
snsyik outbreaks alleged to have
organized by slav workmen
sAen place at Pola, and a large
ns,,,. Sairison is maintined t this
a's austrian port, now the east
: a, An o. the Italian Adriatic fleet.
sS eas BY slavs have been frequent
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
Sultan Acts To
Curb Decline In
Turk Birthrate

Constantinople.-The Sultan. Mo-
manned w. has issued an imperial de.
cree prociaiming May l as "'marriage
day throughout Turkey in a II effort
to promote the weddings and to arrest
the decline in the birthrate. This action
was taken on the request of HAHN Boy
minister of interior, who ascribes the
decreased number of births in Turkey
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

matism until you cleanse your
blood Of the germs that cause the
disease. s. 8. S. has never had IN
equal as a blood purifer and scores
Of sufferers ssy that IL las clesnsed
their blood of Rhsumasisna and re-
moved all trace Of the disease frcm
their system.
Get a bottle Of s s. g., and get
on the right treatment to-day. Spe-
cisl medical advice free. Address
Medical Director, Ill Swift Lab
orstory, Atlanta, Ga.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
'e ! Habit Dangerous

|rs J H"a9r c%Onnor, formerly ,of
nsp I 'p,, hospital. Thousands
bd h suffering l from fatal diseases
bot n u perfect health today We're
b tb " me deadly drug nicotine
! Il. , nsOit now before it's too
q ~ ! simple process to rid you rUo
% ' ts tobacco habit in any f fU1r-
1t = so any up to date drug store store
d !, dune sInss NicOtol tablets; take take
\, h,S ai'' CITE { and 10; the pe 'rne
u. ss y the money if thew pf fa9,-
Spn,s~a read large and in ',gy . th,l,
~ 4 en- by Dr.. connor 's soan ~
b. Of y y 'nis paper, 1t tells soon Of tho 10
MD Nicotine poisoning and d n ane
sS,is,.. IN the meantime t prru N now
rssolt you will be surprisa6 .,
~ (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
London Monument
Honors Edith CQpeH

London.-A monument to Edith Ca
veil, the British nurse who was shot
by thes Germans ut Brussels, has been
erected in Charing Gross Road. lust
off Trafalgar square and almost under
the shadow of the Nelson monument
The unveiling ceremony was oonduc-
ted before a huge crowd by the Queen
Mother, Alexandra, being the first act
Of state she has performed in London
since the death of her husband. King
Edward VII.
The monument is of grey granite and
stands 40 feet high. On the four pan.
els are the words: Humanity. Sacrifice.
Devotion, and Fortitude. On the back
Is the British lion trampllng on a ser
pent, and above it are the words:
Faithful unto death"
The statue, of white marble,
shows Nurse Cavell standing erect In
her nurses uniform. on the base is the
inscriptions:
EDITH CAVELL
Brussels
Dawn October IL. 1915.
A raw egg, swallowed, will usually
dislodge a fishbone or any foreign sub
in the throat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
State House

n Of Wumn Sheep Irrigation dis
Esaan% q !, county has made an
eOmm ! .ne state irrigation securi-
|soSO IN 10 for the certification of
y comn,' irrigation bonds. The dis
b Iosapb t'Ses 10000 acres of land
Epu'na lf of which is now nm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

reSs b. F. Stone, chairman Of the As.
toria Port commission and Naval Bsss
committee announced recently that a
price which he considered fair had
been made by owners Of property
which the city wants for the base.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

walton from foreigners but must fight
her OWL internal troubles in order to
end the ruinous condition of things.
conquer hunger and save the Soviet
republic
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

Wyek says that the MY reason he
can sfe why the average girl is not
eligible to membership in she,painter's
union is that she works too much over
time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15
"Huckieberrv
Finn"
SKIN PEELED OFF LIKE FISH SCAlFS
BURNING AND ITCHING ECZEMA
RELIEVED BY TAKING
NUMBER 40 FOR The BLOOD

iiIth bottle. Have complete relief,
sleep in comfort and believe Number
~ VIII completely cure me-" Wit.
ness to signature, Chas. w. Brown.
40 acts directly on the skin through
the blood and is demanded in &C.
Sema' sores, ulcers, %glandular swell
ings' Chronic rheumatism, catarrh,
constipation, stomach, liver and kid
hey troubles and all diseases arising
from impure and impoverished blood
Made by J. c. M%endenhall, Evansville
IND. 40 years a druggist. Sold by
Schaeffers drug store. (advl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

Astoria-Astoria is buying property
10 be presented TO the government for
The establishment of naval base which
recently vas voted this city by cong
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

Mi3 esrbolie acid with ten times the
amount of boiling water. for use as a
disiHfectant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-15

Andrew Baird, 400" w 9Th st.
Chanute, Kan, makes the following
statement: 81 could not sleep on ac-
count of a burning and itching &C.
zema which started on my fingers,
spread to my hands, arms and limbs
burning and itching like fire, caus-
ing me to scratch to relieve the pain
The skin peeled off like fish scales.
l tried a number of medicines with
out relief. Number 40 was recon
mended to me by Chas. w. Brown
of the Brown Drug Co. l improved
from the start and am now on my
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
FORD COULDN'T MAKE
HIM BLINK; JUDGE DID
Junk Kings Anti-Speed Ex-
cuse Costs S25.

Special Despatch TO THE NEw YoEK HrsALp.
CHICAGO, Nov 15.--Abe Plvansky.
Chicago's Junk king" was arrested
yesterday for speeding. Toway he was
before Judge Gemmin In Auto Speeders'
Court charged with reckless driving.
Your Honor. the motorcycle cop tells
a big lie when he says I was going
thirty miles nm hour in my Ford" pro-
tested Abe Furthermore. I can prove
the car can't go thirty miles an hour. /
know all about junk"
But the policeman has sworn you
were travelling thirty miles an hour. "
admonished Judge Gemmill.
Listen. Judge" pleaded Abe. Il
never look az my speedometer when
driving When I so twenty miles an
hour my eyes get watery. at twenty
five they get hazy. and at thirty. why
blink so bad 1 can't see where I'm going
Judge, haven't blinked in that car since
| got H."
"weli. I'll make you blink" cut in the
Judge. twenty-five dollars and costs.
Next case"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
ADMITS AID IN
TRAIN ROBBERY
Mail SOrter COnfesses Com
plicity in S1,000,000 Theft
in Council Bluffs, la.
8 POUCHES CARRIED OFF
Two Bandits Escape in Motor
Carr Suspects Held-Crime
Planned in Pool Hall.
8 POUCHES CARRIED OFF

Specioi Despatch to THE NEW York HEsALi.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Postal inspectors
here announced to-day that Merl
Phillips, mail sorter under arrest in
connection with the robbery of a
treasure car attached 10 n mail train
in Council Bluffs, Iowa, last night.
had confessed a part in the crime.
which may have netted the robbers
s1.000.000.
The confession OF Phillips describes
in detail how the robbery was COM
mitted II states that while Phillips
stood on the engine as a lookout two
of the robbers drove alongside the
moving train in an automobile. When
the train stopped for crossing the
window was smashed, one or both
OF the men entered, threw out ten
sacks OF registered mail. dropped one
and escaped with the other nine sacks.
Philips said the robbery was planned
in pool hall IN Omaha He has g ven
Il rames of the other two men to the
tffIcers Phillips, according to his stor5
vas to meet them at a given point afte-
;he robbery. He went there and waite I
TWO hours, but the men did not com ;
and he said he believed they doubl-
crossed him.
The sorter is being held IN Council
Giuffs. where the mail car, which was on
IT. way from Omaha TO Chicago. was
r.nsacked Two other clerks and a
fourth man also are under arrest on
sl plcion that they may snow who
committed the robbery. Tho fourth man
under arrest is held incommunicado o.
the Council Bluffs police. He Is sad o
Rave confessed. but none OF the do
tolls OF the alleged confession have bee
made public
Federal activity In connection with
,be robbery, which was one % the mos
caring and lucrative IN the history of
the railroad post Offices, centred her3
.o-day, as Charles II. Woods, chief cler =
Of Railway Mail Division No. /. started
70 check up on the contents OF the
rubbed car.
Undoubtedly representatives OF the
banks m the West which shipped mon1s :
10 Chicago by mail VII report to-day
on the amounts they sent" he sal l.
Until then we cannot say how muca
the robbers got. but l believe II was
rncre than $4,000 and 1t may mount 10
- 100000"
The robbery was the work Of Only A
few minutes. the police say. II was
done between the Union Pacific trans
Ter and the Burlir gton City depot, IA dis
tAnce OF less than a mile. The pouches
we're transferred TO the Burr ngton from
liz Union Pacific and the robber
gained entrance TO the car immediately
ttor It left the transfer by breaking
window. An automobile was used tc
carry away the loot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
WAS IN HEAVEN.
SAYS PHYSICIAN
Syracuse Doctor Asserts st.
Peter Had Choir Sing
Especially for Him.
SAW THE GOLDEN CITY
Experience Recounted After
Recovery From Accident
That Killed Wife.
SAW THE GOLDEN CITY

SpcciGy Despatch 70 TIM NEW YORK HERALD.
SYRACUSE. Nov. 15.-Dr Howard e.
Case. professor at Syracuse University.
and one OF this city's most prominent
physicians, told large congregation
at the Furman Street NJ. L. Church
last night how he had had a glimpse
Of heaven and the golden city Of God.
heard song by a celestial choir and
had a conversation with IAN old man
with white hair and whiskers," pre-
sumably st. Peter. He told this story
while describing his sensations during
recent automobile accident, when a
car overturned and killed his wife and
another woman. Dr. Case was hurt
and was in a serious condition for
several weeks.
Il did not know anything about the
space OF time after the car turned
over" said DR.. Case. but / recall
hearing a kissing noise. / looked al
my wife underneath the wreck and
she seemed to be very happy. Her face
fairly shone with joy We both turned
and then we saw man with long
white hair and whiskers. Then we
were amazed TO look into the distance
and see a golden city.
''The man asked me who was going 70
rise up and save the world from wicked
ness. lie said It was getting more
wicked all the time could not give
him an answer. There was ono spot In
the centre OF tho golden city which
seemed 10 shine brighter tan the rest
! asked him why this was, ana he said
that that was where God had his throne
Then he asked me If wanted TO hear
some music, and a vast number OF voices
began to sing. II was certainly the mast
wonderful thing I have ever seen or
heard.
Right after the singing stopped Il
seemed that clouds appeared and my
wife was separated from me and also
from the beautiful surround ngs. My
wife's loss to me is very Seat. but l
would not want her 10 leave that beauti-
tul place.
This look was worth more to me than
all the ordeal cost me. II Ia a comfort
and a blessing to know where I let my
wife. In the vision the man beside me
told me that my wife had just been
killed in an automobile accident lie
sa d she had been ta'-en away from me
because had been too extravagant with
her. He told me the world was too full
OF suffering and poverty for few people
TO think Of nothing but spending money.
had TO admit that ! thought he was
right My faults have b en- made more
clear 10 me since that accident"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-16
UNTERMYER FORCES BOARD
TO HUNT SCHOOL CRAFT
PALMER WITHHELD HIS AID
Indicted Builder Challenges in Court
Lockwood's Right to Administer Oaths

which, upheld would have the effect of nu
flying the Lockwood Legislative Committee
Judge Muqueen in General Sessions by
Mooney George Backer millionaire builder
of his testimony before the
Mooney constitutional standing
Unmyer counsel the committee said there
the committee
after the Legislature
the frivolous
Muqueen point
thought given He decision