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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
sEAMEN AGAINST WAR.

Brussels, Aug. .13.-The interna- tional seamens' congress here last evening adopted a motion to the ef- feet that in order to prevent future wars the seamen will refuse to transport troops and munitions. This measure is applicable to the Russo Polish conflict, the seamens' delle- gates refeusing to transport troops and munitions.
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URGES RATIFICATION

Washington, Aug. 13.-President Wilson. in message tonight to Speaker Walker of the Tennessee house of representatives, urged fav- orable action on the federal suff. rage amendment by that body.
 The president, in his message said:
 "May not, in the interest of na. tional harmony and vigor and the es- tablishment of leadership of Am erica in all liberal policies, express the earnest hope that the house ov. CT which you preside will concu1 in the suffrage amendment"
 METAL PLANE LEAVES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
END LoNGsHoRE STRIKE.

New York, Aug. 13.-Coastwide 1ongshoremen, who have been on strike here since March 12, voted at mass meeting tonight to go back to work Monday morning, pro- viding the steamship owners get rid of the strike breakers they have em- ployed. They agreed to submit their demands including a wage in- crease of 15 cents an hour, to arbi- tration, after they return to work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
COLLIER IN WRECK.

Tom Collier, III, who is returning from the east was in a wreck on the Southern railway yesterday, but was uninjured according to messages re- ceived by Mrs. Collier. The Asso- ciated Press last night minimized the seriousness of the wreck, declaring none was killed or seriously hurt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
CARS AT DALLAS.

Dallas, Texas. Aug. 1s. Dallas val night control for forty eight trueks, seven touring cars and six mctprcy- cles, representing the Bankhead Highway trans-continental army nl0-; tor convoy, which reached thi2 Hity today. The convoy will remain Aefe until 6:3O o'clock Monday nornink| renewing tho tour at that time, th0| first stop t6 be Fort Worth there the 16pts poi1f9 to H1S
 ridge. Abllsn Bis Hprinei M !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
PAsQUALE HELD.

Philadelphia, Aug. 13.-Augusto Pasquale was held without bail to answer charges of Kidnapping, bnrg- lary and extortion, in connection with the Kidnapping of Blakely Coughlin, at preliminary hearing today in the Montgomery county prison at Norristown. No testimony was taken, according to Justice cf the Peace Lenhardt, who conducted the proceedings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
TANKER SAILS IN.

Atlantic City, Aug. 13.-As the re- suit of an accident to her machinery two weeks ago, the 6,000-ton tanker Texaco,, owned by the Texas Oil company. limped into port here to- day under improvised sails. She will be lowed to New York. The tanker carries . crew of 26 and is bound from Port Arthur.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
KROHN WINS BOUT.

Dallas, Texas, Aug. 13.-Harry Krohn, Akron, Ohio, middleweight, decisively outpointed Paul Roman middleweight champion of the South, in fifteen round bout here tonight according to newspaper decisions. Krohn staggered Roman with left punch in the fifteenth round and Ro- man was slightly groggy when the bout ended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
MAY MAKE MEXICAN PEACE.

Washington, Aug 13.-Negotiations are in progress between the de facto government of Mexico and Governor Cantu of the northern part of Lower California, which may even yet obvi- ate the necessity of sending federal troops into that district, according to the Mexican embassy. The ne- gotiations, statement from the embassy today said, were undertaken "by impartial and honest persons there being among them several journalists we'll known on the bor- der. It is believed the said nego- tiations will shortly reach satis- factory stage when they will be an nounced to the press"
 KROHN WINS BOUT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

Los Angeles, Aug. 13.-One of the all-metal airplanes which recently blazed trans-coptinental air mail
 trail from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast. left here today on a return trip by the southern route. The plane was due to arrive at Ell Paso, Texas, this afternoon and to stop at. Fort Worth, Texas, for the night. The flight was to be continued tomorrow by the way of Omaha and Cleveland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
AND DEAD AS A NAIL.

New Orleans, Aug. 13.-Frank Bail- ey, negro, who shot and killed City Detective Theodore Obitz in May, 1918 was hanged here today. Bailey said just before the trap was sprung: "Well, boys, lam going as brave as a lion and as innocent as dove"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
REDS SEIZE TYPHUs.

Warsaw, Aug. 12.-All of the quar- antine material of the Poles and the American typhus expedition, which has been cooperating with the Polish workers, is in the hands of the bol- sheviki. It is said that all possibil- ity of protection against typhus epi- demic from Russia has been wiped n,,k
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
INDICT CONSUL.

New Orleans. Aug. 13.-The federal grand jury here today indicted pr. Joseph M. Lima, vice-consul general of Guatamala. for violation of the Mann act. The indictment alleges Dr. Lima transported woman from Greenwood, Mss, to New Orleans in November 1919. Bond was fixed at $6,0OO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
lg Defends
 ing Backward |Charge of Cox

Ohio, Aug. 13.-4Replying h here today to charges |epublican party is "look- |rd," Senator Harding de- although the future held new achievements and would not do for the na- |et the lessons of the past. referring directly to the speech of Governor Cox; |ratic opponent, the Re pmlnee repeated criticism ty made in that speech that if to remember the | the fathers of the re- to live in the past. then |ppy to drink of the past, Plration for the tommor- |or's address was made be- hio Republican Editorial and in it he took occas-
 TOT a forest policy that Fe an adeqate supply of pulp and fill other home |advocated an editorial
 partisan but patriotic"
 plea for honesty in all lations..
 some people will say backward" said Senator er declaring his faith in q standard of patriotism z may look backward to lslon. We may look for confidently. It is good
 v make sure of the way
 others taught with re-
 has been said lately
 10 the sunrise of to-
 tne skylines of the set .ery hope in life is of
 ' we could not live yes
 T would. But the glory 'vusand ~ morrows was N me <, wisdom gleaned on
 . U the horizon of republi-
 is a mirage to lure the an .svan, but we mean tc 'n' over the proven roads
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&ARkANSAN TO HEAD DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
 IN EMPIRE STATE

+ Washington, Aug. 13.-Rep- + resentative w. A. Oldfield of + Arkansas has been selected to + take charge of the democratic + quarters in New York, accord + ing to a statement tonight by + Chairman Flood of the congress
 + sional committee. The New
 + York office as we'll as assist 'F ing congressional campaigns in + it's district, will serve to keep + the congressional committee in < touch with the national demo-
 + cratic committee.
 +
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HARDING EXTENDS TRIP.

Chicago, Aug. 13.-Republican headquarters today announced that Senator Harding's speaking itiner- ary had been enlarged "to include at least five cities" and that data for the addresses would be announced within day or two.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
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AMERICAN ATHLETES 4 FORCE REINSTATEMENT *
 OF STAR PERFORMER <

+ Antwerp, Aug. 13.-The Am : < erican Olympic athelets at :
 + boisterous mass meeting to- :
 * night virtually forced the Am : + erican Olympic committee to . + reconsider the case of Dan , + Ahern, the hop, skip and jump q
 + champion, with the atheletes :
 + committee tomorrow. Ahern . .a was dismissed from the team { + today by the American Olym- { + pie committee for alleged in- . F subordination.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
BOSHENIkI SEIZE, ATTEMPT TO HOLD
 FRENCH STEAMERS

Constantinople, Aug. 12.- f Bosheviki at Odessa, seized F the French steamers Batavia and Eigrette, which landed r from France, and refused to F release them until the French F battleship Edward Quinett, r. with three destroyers, was + rushed from Constantinople + and threatened to raise, the
 city unless the steamers were F released it was learned here + today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
SMEAD POWELL C0NCEDES M'RAE HAS DEFEATED HIM Partially Canvassed Returns Show Majority of About
 11,O0O TERRALL IS THIRD
 BY 1000 VOTES Many Completed Returns Have Not Been Filed and Exact Results
 May be Further
 Delayed

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 13.- A tabulation tonight by the Arr kansas Gazette, containing all available official figures and the remainder unofficial gave the following totals: For senator: Caraway 95,745; Kirby 54,771.
 For governor: McRae 41,z93; Powell 30,377; Terral 28,985; Floyd 20,466; Haynie 16,7OO; Walsh 5,025; Stroupe 2,1O7; Wells 1,94O.
 It is believed this leaves less than 15,000 votes unreported
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
HER TO posEN.

|..s:. Aug, ls.-The newspa-
 N, r.. .nat Premier Will warsaw for Posen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

Aug. 13.-A preliminary Ey has been concluded ge-
 Russian soviet govern Armenia, says a wireless kceiver here from Moscow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
THE WEATHER.
Saturday a n d Sunday generally fair, warmer.

Who s ali d Roosevelt didn't have the T. R. wallop?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
,ARMIsTICE SIGNED.

Helsingfors. FfnEshd.. Aug. IS. armistice between Finland and Rus sia was signed at Dorpat today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14
HOSTS WITHIN EENTY MILES OF
 1 POLISH CAPITAL
lav Capitulate Before Peace Parleys Are
 Ended \ WILL DEFEND
 TO LAST BREATH md English Plan No Confer as the Result of Recog- ition of Wrangel by
 Former

Aug. 13.-Closing m upoi from the north, east ana |t the bolshevik hosts are L;n twenty miles of the capl- I;.t,o doubt is felt here that he in the city before the |eotiations are concluded.
 \ Haller, holding positions ! vistula, Narew, and Bug q country offering few na- kantages for defense is be- ntlessly pushed toward the N the bolshevik, who are up their advance. brthern Reds, according to (t news reaching Paris, to- a passed Pultusk and were southward on the capital, valley of the Narew. An Hmm was advancing getween Nv and the Bug. Farther enemy forced a passage of Ind is moving on Lublin.
 |ds are advancing all along Except in the extreme south. of Warsaw, to the number pledged themselves to de- capital to the last breath, felt here that such an un- effort cannot seriously af- late of the city. This ap- also is the view of the bernment, which is reported hidered moving to Posen if flied there is no chance of
 forces suspending hosili-1 early date. Aug. 13.-It was official this afternoon that no arr s were being made for a 1 between Premier Lloyd
  d Premier Millerand as 8 Frances action in recog-| neral Wrangels govern buth Russia.
 has taken a stand and it, and Great Britain has ame thing" the Associated informer. "There is mol conference now. The ten was considerably lessened untries are not so far apart ation yesterday seemed to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

Notice to all members of division
 251 o R. c. The funeral of brother W. c. Rud- der will be held from the family home, 820 Nebraska street, at 2:S0 b. m., August IA, today. Come out If possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-14

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
State Basketball
Trophies Arripe

Nine beautiful silver trophies, the
gift of Thos. F. Wilson 4 Co, 10 be
awarded the winners of the state high
school basketball conference meet held
al Salem, March 18th and 1sth last,
have arrived at Hauser Bros. and are
on display in their window.
As viii be remembered by every fol-
lower of athletics in Salem. cur iocal
nigh school basketball team emerged
from the contest as state champions
for the year 1sl9-20, after hair-rais-
ing final battle with the Lincoln high
team of Portland.
This generous gift of the Wilson
company awards to each of the eight
men who composed the team an mdi-
yidual trophy which is TO be their per-
manent property and also a larger cup
which will be likewise given to the
high school.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
Taft Will VieW
VaLev Bv Auto

William Howard Taft will be treat
ed to a motor ride through the VIII
lamette valley, according to arrange
ments made Thursday by A. G. Pierce
of the Marion hotel X. c. storey, local
Ellison-White manager, John W.
Wheaton of Silver Falls, a former stu
dent at Yale with one of the eX-presi-
dents sons, and T. NJ. Woodard.
Mr.. Taft will be met at Eugene by
MIR. Wheaton and Mr.. Woodard ana
will arrive in Salem about 1880. Al
noon luncheon will be served at Ho-
tel Marion which will be attended by
the citys most prominent citizens.
Saturday evening, May 29, the tof-
mer president win lecture at the opera
house on "The League of Nations Up
to Date" and it is probable that he VIII
later be taken to Portland by aulo-
mobile by local business men.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
Stayton Schools
Close Successful
Year this Week

Stayton. Or. May e1.-Schools in
this city will close this evening after a
most successful years work. The past
week has been filled with school en-
tertainment and the young people have
manifested unusual interest in the
closing weeks work. What has heen
aeeompli he'd here during the year is
Il credit 10 the faculty and to the stu
dents who have labored earnestly and
hard.
The c'lss play was presented in the
high schoOl auditorium a week aro.
and it was remarkably rendered.
w. II. Cherrington, campaign man.
aser for Mr.. Jones, candidate for az,
SCISSOR and Dave Looney, candidate for
representative, were in the city yester-
day making the final appeal for vosye.
Mrs, II, NJ Baker of Turner was in
the city yesterday in the interest of
the Turner chautauqua which is to be
held next week.
john Smith of Silverton was in the
city on business yesterday.
+. +. Long of Salem was here yes
terday looking for livestock, He pur-
chased seeVral head of cattle to be sent
% his Tillamook farm.
Owners of threshing machines -,
this vicinity have gone on strike so
far as the matter of cutting wood is
concerned They have sent out notices
that wood must be furnished in shape
to use for fuel when the thresher Is
ready for operation. Heretofore they
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
German And Brown
Battle To DRAW

Portland, Or, May 2l-Joe German,
Portland featherweight, and Youas
BrowA of Los Angeles fought 'c~
rounds 20 draw in the main event of
the Portland boxing commission
loker held at the armory last night.
nhe fight wss the greatest ever staged
in this city with plenty of action
throughout the ten rounds.
In the semi-Windup of eight rounds,
Puggy Morton of Los Angeles was
awarded the decision over Pete Mitchie
of Portland They are lightweights.
frankie Monro Of Los Angeles and
Weldon Wing "a local featherWeiSht,
went eight rounds to draw. iro
Hoke, Portland featherwcight, stopped
Neil Zimmerman, another local boy, in
the third round of a scheduled four
round go. Johnny Fugate and Jimmy
Moscow, local lightweights, drew IN
the four round curtain raiser
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
A Friend in Need

"But there's no bread in the house
for breakfast and the stores are all
closed for the nightlR protested Ann
Brinkly in dismay.
Her husband had telephoned late
that an important business acquaint-
ance was coming for the night.
"Then have mullins" suggested
Tom, cheerfully resourceful.
"Tom Brinllly, you know | never
have luck with mullins" groaned Ann.
She hung up the receiver and turned
to young Mrs. Eaton. II don't know
why can't make good mullins. Bar
bara, ! like them just as much as
Tom does, but somehow mine are
never successful. And how | hate to
get up earlier to make them!"
"Why not mix them tonight and
bake them tomorrow morning." said
Barbara calmly. Ann looked at her
in amazement. Have you any Ryzon
Baking Powder" inquired Barbara
getting up briskly, because If you
have Ryzon you can get the mullins
all ready now. The batter win be
perfectly good tomorrow if you stand
it in cool place"
As Ann still looked neredulous Bar
bara continued: "Oh yes, really, |
often do it myself. And you needn't t
worry about the mullins turning out
right, Since I've used Ryzon | haven't t
had a single baking failure. And il
you follow directions you can bake
just exactly as we'll"
The new Ryzon Baking Book (orig-
inal price 5000, containing $50 prac-
tical recipes, win be mailed, postpaid,
upon receipt of 80 cents in stamps or
coinfs Or if you will purchase two or
more pounds Of Ryzon at once from
your grocer sending us his name and
address promptly, we win mail you a
Byzon Baking Book free. General
Chemical Co, Food Department, rs
Broad St, New York, N. Y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
Physicians Meet
at independence

Announcement has been made Of
he next meeting OF the Polk Marion
Va hin medical society to be held in
Independence, Tuesday. Nav %. A
supper will be served at 1880.
Among the affairs taken un ut the
meeting will he consideration of the
applications of Or. Mary Rowland Dr.
Glen 2, Prime aud Dr.. ]. Shelley
Saurman. "Routine Wassermans" will
9e the subject Of the lecture by Dr.
j. Guv Strohm OF Portland the discu--
sion to be opened by Or. P w. Byrd of
Salem. Dr.. Richard Dtlehunt of
Portland will talk on THE Treatment
of War Injuries as Applied to Indus
trial Injuries, and DR. F. H. Thomp.
son of Salem will open the discussion
DIR. Thompson is official physician for
the state industrial accident assoca-
tion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21

Alpheus Gillette regretted that he
had not entered college with a set
purpose; Judse Henry Benson regret
ted that discretion is something a man
gets when it is too late TO do him any
geod; Carl Abrams couldn't remem-
her a single regret except that he took
life too seriously, which he SAYS is not
a failing Of present day college men,
Harold Eakin regretted 50 many things
that he had not time to enumerate,
hut emphasized the need of fore
though. and discretion as Judge BEN
son had. Professor James T. Mathews
regretted that he had not formed Wild
er interests, instead of sticking to his
own line of study.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
ld Caravan
Visits In Dallas

iasa It. May S1.-About IS large
Il sgsd ~, with machinery came
y NJ Dallas yesterday accompanied an led
~ ~. Speakers. who were boost.
i NJ ~ roads measure.
M. a.aern woodmen of America
's isa'', : big class adoption in
i sl ~ State officials will be
-ss'sl IN he work.
s.1 "a Of Perrydale was in -.
p's,nsss Thursday.
: !. : Chapman entertained he
! ths Good Times sewing
= home on SO oal 'sr ! r.n- AZ
! A. PEN the afternoon sewing +,
-. aosiess served a delicious :
ssa mans returned to his home
y y. sss'erday :, after a few davs
!, 1S. p n Dallas and salem. :
. -, .s,k Floyd Moore was in
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
Woodburn MaSonS
To Fete Grand
Chapter Officers

Woodhurn. May 21. = The Royei
Arch Aasons of this city will enter
tain grand chapter officers Saturday
evening, May %. The grand chant +
officers will confer the Royal Arch
degree on class of candidates. b.
ginning at five o'clock and followed
by banquet at 1880. At $3.50 Georco
Estes will deliver lecture on Marks
of the Craft" All Royal Arch Ma
sons are invited to attend.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
'Stayton Logging
Road Nearly Built

S,aytor, Qr. Nav 21.-Thc logging
to the timber lands owned by the Sill.
verton Lumber company, will be com-
pleted this week, it is said, and logs
will be handled to the Silverton mill
over this route very soon. From Me
hama cars will run over the S. p. line.
The Silverton mill has been shut down
for a wek or more pending the COM
pletion of the road and the removal Of
timber from the camps.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
SIINERToN AUTO DEALERS
OPEN MODERN CARAcE

Silverton. Or, Nav el.-Johnson &.
simmons, local Ford distributors. are
moving into the new garage building
IN The corner of First and Lewis
streets which was erected for them by
Coolidge & McClain. 1t is one of the
most complete garages in Marion coun-
ty and the firm will be prepared to
give lte per cent Ford service in the
future. The building is built of brick
and is as near fireproof as it is posi-
Bile to make. They will put in a com
plete service department and expect to
confine their work exclusively to
Fords.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
fent-T eachers
" Keller School
|lo Close Season

/, w. VI, May 2l.-The Keizer
,laieht-Teacher association will
-. ~ work of this school year at
|. . be held Friday evening.
,lain part of the program has
Ii pspared by Charles Weathers
interesting to all. An old
In spelling contest will be held
= : 4iiy one and every one may
"ihd children have an in
L. paft in the program, and the
- uo viii have a contest under
sment 1f Mrs. Myers. A
'''shdanee is expected.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
|sgates To
|State Session
| Are Selected

FNndence, Or May 20.-The
eadgCe civic club heio an
Plantation session last Tues
EtefnOon DT l1unsmore was the
Er of the occasion and closed his
! ks with Edward Everett Hale's
Man Without a Country"
Fsates to the State Federation of
fAs clubs, which convenes in En-
Ee early IN June were elected,
|lHclude Mrs, Clyde Ecker, presi
Ars. J. 5. Cooper and Mrs. krea
ihe aljeInates are Mrs. j. S.
Il, Mrs. Charon and Mrs. Morgan.
/ ub is boosting for the chautau-
Fhleh begins MAY n. they have
lhe Monmouth territory to sup
| IN season tickets.
two societies of the high school
Fed a joint program of music,
~ and sketches last Friday aft
Monday they participated in
Fle roast and marshmallow toast.
y y Mcintosh will present her
pupils in recital the first week in
II rear and family who have
mere for several years, left
week for Pc Ell, Wash, where
Fll make their future home.
FRANCES Townsend, daughter of
~ mrs E. Townsend of this city.
married soon TO Abbott u. Claus
| rOrtland. The engagement was
IeiCeinent in that city last week.
mus IS engaged in the wholesale
|! BUSINESS. Miss Townsend COM
J commercial course at a Port
easlness college and has since
Employed in the First National
Of that city
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
rton Puts
4 on Reckless
| Motor Drivers

Nav el.-When SALEM
y. .,s,nr. silyerton frequent
Il, and since the crnsa dc
- city against speeding
y the police of this city
,.sing an effort 10 en-
...ffic law to the letter. NO
4 ,lalltr ,nsnty fast ones have ,.l''s',ll been
p WE or reprimanded during
/ |iiass srs.s. The officers are oe-
Hs ma more arrests will toi-
n "ore ana careful driving is in
|1,,llau y closed his store IN the 9
puma s,,i,5ing this week after a
srDsr ouiis Of a latle more 'han
nd will go out of busl-
r. S,.mpleted @ the disposal OF
h |. ys.'', yss'erday. 1t is understood
II :. from Seattle will rent the
aa saa engage in some KIND o'
..,.,. has sold his interest n
ai,', .Ss.ter to Vernon suekow'
n ~ aossession yesterday Mf'
r. musician of more thAh
.hpity and win look aft'f
!. |! a9i'tI, y t6e entertainment.
y Mes ". 5. Jack left yes
~ Y. raseadia where they VIII
N lS' summer in their moo"'''''
Kioney, Floyd Allen j.. h'
N = simeral are in Tilla-
N ~ week attending the W. o.
riet convention.
and Mrs. Chas Ramsby ol
! AnI n are VISITING at the home
Y, na,snls. Mr.. and AIrs. Marsn
! n having arrived last evenins'
Mason sold his pool hall yes
md il is expected that he Wtl'
,opthern oregon to engage IN
rnisht who has been re-,
treatment at the Salem nos
/, some time, returned 70 MS
..ntb NJ The city Wednesday
& McClaine Pig ciup
,srtained yesterday afternoon
i n. Doerfler ranch south OF
bere a grand picnic function
i0yed by the young breeders
IIkerson, county school super
Il and Mr.. Allen of the Q. A.
nresent to help entertain ana
the boys and girls.