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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-21
Celebrates First Birthday

Mir. and Mrs. ]. f. Callahan
entertained at luncheon Monday
in honor of their little sons first
birthday. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Crowson and
daughter Ina, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Crowson and daughter Clarice,
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Callahan and
little son Jerry Edward.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-21

ANACoRTES, WAsH.-"I had OF
yanic trouble for a long time.
suffered from backache and thos
neavy bearing pains, and my bloc,
was in bad condition. had no ap
petite and was generally run down
| used Dn Pierce's Favorite Pre-
;cription in connection with tn
Golden Medical Discovery and DR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and wa
completely cured. always recon
mend DIR. Pierce's medicines to al
ny friends. MRS. A. KEEsE
General Delivery.
Send DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y, 10c for trial packag,
If FavOrite Prescription Tablets
Good looks in woman do moi
depend upon age, but upon health
You never see a good-lookin!
woman who is weak, rundown
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
Lion is the best women's toniC
there is. 1t is so years old, anC
It's age testi6es to its goodness.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-21

and seated at a table decorated
with honeysuckle and sweet peas,
lin the middle of which was q
birthday cake Illuminated with
seven candles. Ice cream, cake
and candy were served. The
guests were Marietta Whitney,
Mary Policy, Virginia Rose, Flea
mol McCusick, Bobby Dodge, Ed
ward Brown and Mundus DeLap.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-21
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court of the State
Of Oregon for Jackson County.
Cornelia l.. Klngsbury, Plaintiff,
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-07-21

ten year average
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS
At ID. F.. Keith,.I.x

At IL, f. keith's Lyric.
one or the classiest bills OF tho
year is promised by Manager Charles
w. Rex for the opening half OF the
week at i. +. Keiths Lyric Theater.
form:fhce today. Direct from from PIE th.
metropolitan theaters or tho Kcith
circuit Will come the character com.
edy star. William H. Armstrong, With
h his,,o own company, presenting the
Chauffeur"
a feature do-luxe of the same bill
VIII De AAlecn Stanley, variety prima
donna who IL widely known as the
girl with personality" Miss STAN
ley Is comedienne and singer Of va
ried accomplishments. His repertoire
embraces wide range of vocal COM
positions.
;. Gabby Brothers and Clark, "Those
laxative Chaps" are old favorftee OF
the European music halls, who have
established themselves permanently in
the affections OF American vaudeville
patrons.
Music and It's charms will be exem-
plihed by the Florida Four, a corps of
skilled Observation-Disclosures, who inject
hllarity and nonsense with pleasant
effect into their musical numbers.
An added feature will be the unique
performance of RAIN and Beck, novel
y performers, who have an act which
they have appropriately labeled,
Echoes From Woodland"
New movies" supplement the vau-
devllle BILL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Dolman Wrap Worn
With Spring Dress
Return After Many Sea-
sons Of Graceful Long
Capes.
ny RITA sTUYyEsANT.

1t is surprising to note the appear
al this early date. and Interesting TO
i,ote the return Of the dolman. wrap
AFTER an absence of few seasons.
drapcd gracefully at the hips and
worn by tall woman. The collar
formed a great wall about the throat
and arg fell Glib beeomngly about the should Md:
in cascade effect and hung with n
smart uneven line at the bottom:
In another wrap that chose the lines
Ct a cape' for its style and beige trico-
tine for its material. It was fashioned
lovely shade. At the elbows were Sits
a lor the arms to pass through. 10
skirt.
brown suede. This sport coat is cut
OFF ut the knees, and is cuffed with
comfy collar can be buttoned UP about
the throat on cold days. Then, as this
we're not enough to keep one delight
was lined with leather.
II you like something unsual why
not try a scarf wrap belted through
wonderful for outdoor wear and is
just the thing for spring motor days.
Wraps for sports use are shown in all
green, brick. sulphur, and ali the love
~ new shades of brown that promise
to DO SO popular for the new season.
gard wide and three yards long are
these new wraps and heavily fringed
at the ends it Is too. Sometimes BIZ
zarre color combinations arc intro
duced and very often plaids and
checks arc used to advantage. One
merely throws the scarf about the
shoulders and then belts II becomingly
Ut the waist. And let me add that
this type OF wrap has brought forth
& number of new and pastel colored
belts in suede and leather. as we'll as
patent leather. Very reasonably priced
they are too. considering this day of
soaring prices.
Then as final suggestion there was
magnificent wrap Nof luSterlesS
black satin heavily fringed at the bot
tom. The natron Will appreciate n
wrap Ike this to slip on over light
gowns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
B0LsHEvlSTs FORCE MEN
TO FILL RUSSIAN RANKS
Peasants Are NIobilixed and Threatened
with Death for Any Infrac-
tiOn of Disciplinc.'

Peasants Are Mobilized and Threatened
with Death for ANY Infrac-
tion OF Discipline.
THE HAGUE. March 7.-Russia has
to 35 years and the officers regardless
OF age. writes a staff correspondent OF
the Amsterdam Handelsblad, who has
Just returned from tour Of Soviet
Russia
They are forced to fight under tho
permanent supervision OF commissars.
who are Bolshevists to tho backbone"
ne adds. 1T is very simple. a soldier
who betrays the Bolshcvists or for
sakes his duty is shot: or. II he sue
G &c as. In escaping, his family is killed
The correspondent, who from articles
t appG;arihS IN his paper, apparently tired
e 60 View things from a fair and neutral
shevist officers rncsses while en- route
TO- Moscow from the Polish front, and
mad mad. an n, opportunity o to study the. Red
Inc soldiers" he says. "are very
fpolite. and there seems to be quiet
and and agreeable discipline. The pay is
sOO rubles u month for Il soldier, 5000
Tor n company leader and 1900 for a
regimental leader. The former gem
ara no %, inc snei EIars army. six Of wnom
5000 rubles Il month. Nobody in Rus
sra receives y larger salary. with the
exception OF Leninc, who now gets
5000 rubcs month
Every Red army corps has a board
OF coInmissars, md besides there is n
commissar for every regiment, battaI-
ION, brigade and division. They wear
as a distinction red star on tho
lett breast, on which are embossed a
hammer and plow, with silver
iaurei biahch all around. and under ii
the distinction of their arms, a small
machine gun, two sabers. etc.
The officers in this army are called
ieauers, ana they wear an arm band
enbroidered beneath are the grade
markings. one, two. three or four
The Red army he says, lis not
led by the young proletariat, but bv
the decadcnt bourgeolsc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

all these claimed your attention as
Son explored the establishment.
covered an oaken hatrack that might
nave been made for small select
Do oins school sch It fairly hlossomed with
hats, and had SO wide u base, provided
with metal tray, that moro than n
aoIen umbrellas or canes could be
For s2/in addition to the cost Of
carttng. my friend became tho posses
sor or this useful piece OF furniture
ior twenty-four hours.
.on sup s,,o,,;s thought ! to myself.
70 make splurge before number
OF persons who had no knowledge OF
one rea! financial condition? Suppose
one ON, peIonsed to u club that met at
one rather hesitated to invite the
members to display Of tho cheap and
utter commonplaceness of ones
apartments. would not a HANDSOME rug
or two. or a few bits OF Colonial fur.
niture, which one could be SUPPRESSED
TO nave Inherited from ones ancestors.
barrassment?
friend. why bless YOUR soul. II is
-donc." said she. You have no idea
now many a one-day splurgc is made
by the aid Of this concern at the time
funerals. in homes Of this city,"
Although this. doubtless, is quite
true. 1t must in Justice to the es-
sabiishment, be explained that it's
chief business does not depend upon
such customers as 1 haveS indicated.
It's function Is primarily to supply
moving picture concerns with STAGE
settings for their dramas. 1t was eX-
planned to me that no scene In the
ordinary life OF man or woman, from
inc baptismal font at which hhe OF
she is christened, through the episodes
OF entrance into society, marriage.
ar; and paren;age. to death in properly
imposing bed. Is not creatable from
the material offered for rent at this
amazing place OF business
Its fame is also known to the various
dramatic societies in and around New
York. and there is a set Of Louis
furniture which is said to have made
me rounds OF moro than nfty church
1 am thinking of giving luncheon
at Easter, and have set my heart
on grandfather's clock imported
prior to the American Revolution. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
WHERE YOU CAN HIRE
"ARTISTiC EFFECTS"
Perfect CnmounaEe for Your Common
plnce Rooms In CaSe You Should
Want to SplurEe.
BY MADGE ARTHUR-

NEW YORK March Tho hiring
OF camp CHAIRS to increase the seat
Ing capacity Of ones parlor on occa-
sions OF some special assemblase. has
long been customary. but that there is
an establishment I'm this city by the
furnished apartments can be trans
formed. temporarily. into suites de luxe.
Is a fact OF which I have but recently
majority OF New Workers are them
selves In ignorance.
came 10 me 'ns sS,assh9en
way. A friends husband was to en-
tertain a stag party-about dozen
to which he belonged-and the question
arose az to which portion OF the com
pact little fat should be set apart for
ter wrappings in. In the entrance hall
was only a bracket arrangement for
the receRtion of three or four coats
take that down" said the man OF
the house to his wife, and rent a full
sized hallrack. for tonight. The men
hang their coats and hats. ana stow
their umbrellas IL II rains"
He then departed, and I said to my
friend. Goodness! Can you really rent
hallrack|
"a hallrack: a sideboard. an Oriental
dale table, Sheraton or Heppclwhite
chairs, lace or damask curtains and
she replied.
Do you wonder that asked permits
sion to accompany her when she went
TO this wonderful place to hire her
1t consists of a modern three-story,
freproof building just off Sixth Avenue
in the theater district. Above the main
entrance is an ornamental sign read
ing: artistic Originality for Home and
stage Settings; Antiques and Correct
Never have been in so wonderful
an establishment. Sixteenth and sew
enteenth century chests and chairs, and
couches and mirrors were piled about,
Sc emingly IN endless confusion, kings
eXauissitely carved Infants cribs. lac
ing harvelously wrought brass lamps,
rugs. tapestries. statuary,. oil paintings.
embroidered panels. cut glass bowls and
nagons. bookca ses in satin wood, huge
mahogany settees with velvet seats.
ebony footstools. cabinets inlaid with
mother Of pearl, rosewood wardrobes
beautifully carved. teak chairs, gilt
chairs, chairs with hand embroidered
seats, chandeliers. candelabra, vases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
SPEAKER MAKES PLEA FOR
BETTER RACE RELATIONS
Charles s. Morris Tells Local Colored
Congregation of Present Racial
Problems.

- Charles s. Morris. Jr. OF Norfolk,
ored people at Fifth Street Baptisr
Church yesterday evening. on racial
problems. in which he made a plea for
better understa nding Of the races in
their constant relations, lack of which
no attributed to the bad spirit which
exists between tho white and colored
people in all sections OF the country.
Pointing out tho hindrances of the
colored race. the speaker discussed the
economic and intellectual problems OF
the colored people. commencing them
for the spirit which impelled them tt,
elevate themselves. lie likewise re-
ferred to the Interchurch World Move
ment as a medium through which there
would be a better UNDERSTANDING
among the races.
Maggie l. Walker. president OF the
ST. Luke's Savings Bank. also adj
dressed the meeting. and made a large
contribution to defray it's expenses.
Morris, has been retained to make a
tour through the West in the Wood
campaign for the presidency of the
United States He Is at present a stu
dent In a Chicago college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

termincs the prices that are paid for
them in this country" tho circular
states we decline to pay tribute to
any foreign power and therefore ad :
wise our sisters against accepting dla-
in0nd rings as engagement gifts"
shanI-rocks" the president Explained
today. You'd be surprised to see
the hundreds OF written pledges we
ter.
',No, honestly" one member said.
you couldn't get mo TO accept n dia-
inond ring. But wouldn't be ayerse
to a pretty emerald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
STREET CAR KILLS WOMAN
Dies in Hospital From Injuries witt
Her Identity Still a

Thirty-six hours after being struck
by one-man street car on Broad
street, Saturday morning. an uniden-
at Grace Hospital without regaininE
consciousness. She suffered a frac-
cured skull, and was taken to the hos
East Broad Street, where she was talk
EN- after being struck by the car
Nothing on her person indicated her
hospital TO identity her before she
died. or reported a missing woman to
the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
WOULD ABOLISH RED FLAG
Emblem OF Anarchy IL Being Frcc,y
Used In Porto Rico for pro-
ccasfOnS md McetIn,.

SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO. March r.
IheL Federal grad jury has presented
70 Judge Hamilton resolution asking
that the use of the red flag as an EN-.
blem In public should be absolutely
prohibited on this island. The Jury
requested that tho authorities take
steps TO prevent the carrying OF the
nag in professions or It's display in
red flag was universally recognized
as the emblem of anarchy. always en-
pioyed to incite disorders" and that
1t was being freely used here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Chicago Daughters Of Irish Freedom Taboo
IA Engagement Rings From British Mines
Members of Martha Washington Council Declare the
.Shamrockss Are Against Sham Rocks but One Might
Be Induced to Wear Pretty Emerald.

CHICAGO. March 7.-Diamond en-
gagemcnt rings will notsb acceptable
tn the single members OF tho Chicago
branch of the Martha Washingt ton
council. Daughters OF Irish Freedom.
Unanimous agreement TO taboo this
stumbling block to matrimonially In
,clined swnins was reached by the 1900
members OF the association
~ circular, signed by the president
and secretary. explains the cause that
actuated this decision.
The diamond mines Of the world
today are controlled by the govern
ment OF England which arbitrarily de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
WeIi-Known Jesuit Die.

LONDON, March 1.-THE death oc-
Cured recently OF Father John Strass-
maier, a well-known Jesuit, and one
IN Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

Grace Anderson. daughter of ]. L.. Andcr.
son; OF Eerrion Center. Mich, were mar.
Ttru at Berrion Springs. Mich. a few days
ago
/. DANvILLE. March T.-Apnouncenent h..
5een made i here OF the enga9ement Of Miss
Mrs, JuJson l.. Ligh,ssy." Of sa%apna f; G Gnd
10 na Mo6ers IS, Annsrson Surfing. former we'll.
d!nE viii take place March a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Women Named ,1aEi.tr.te..

DUBLIN, March 7.-Lady Arnott.
Lady Redmond, Lndy Dockrell and Miss
Pallcs have been appointed as the first
women magistrates for County Dublin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Elizabeth Taylor. OF Sweet E-iac co.,
ist,e. who has been attending the Student
Volunteer Conference here. has been the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
IA ylor on Park Avenue.
Miss Gladys Harley has been spending Sow
eral days AZ tho guest OF friends Old
Point Comfort.
Mrs Warden. Of Washington. IS the guest
OF Mrs. John Fariand at her home on Lin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Rheumatism

b completely washed out of tho sys.
tern by tho celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-back otter. Tastes fine: costs a
trtne Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond -Nunni max az
Co Phone them.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
WOMEN's MEETINGS.

The regular meeting OF the Parent Teacher
Association OF Robert L. Leo School will
bs held at O'Clock Tuesday. afternoon. r.
Z. Stearnes. secretary of tho Community
Recreation Association. will give pu adj
dress on ''The School as a Social Center
The lecture before the officers and teach
ers training class OF Park Place Church.
"Wednesday evening at .s:45 O'Clock will
cover tho period from the birth of Christ
through the thirty years of silence and tho
d!nEton will lecture
Mrs. Laura Martin WheelwriSht president
ANNOUNCES the annual meeting OF tho James
River Garden Club. which Will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Fred Scott, 9D9 West
franklin Street. at o'clock on Wednesday,
Besides the election of Officers, other i'm :
meeting.
Tho regular meeting OF the Parent
Teacher u; A As Of the Westha mpton
day afternoon at 8 O'clock at tho SCHOOL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

,; PAN 2, q z March I'll W. Roberts and
came TO ID Danvilie las. night and were mar.
odist Church by Rev. ]. Y. Latham. b. D.
sd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an9 Ks March T-Georse W
Of kan ns o GieG Hsv County were united
Va, on Th1u Thurs "a They win make theif
George Fl, PsissssT ST. Of slusment have
ter, Miss Lucy Ashton Plaster. to Judge
wedding Is to take place In the Jata snr,n nc
va RAMyIIR Nare aaa MA, g,.d nea5s
Of this city; were married here Wednesday
night by Rev T. N. Latham They viii
WINCHESTER. March 7..--Announcement
Miss Anna ma . Bsady, youngest dausSter OF
Brns ,sS VI; ,,o Va to John " Setback.
OF the BRIDES sister. Mrs. Howard Sander.
son. IN Baltimore. tho Rev. O. D. Lambert,
man. formerly Of GordonsvIIle ana Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

FREDERICKSBURG March 1.-Orlaf AL
man. formerly Of GordonsvIIle. ana Miss
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

tionally prominent women we're in
ene delegations which came from
Chicago, New York, Dayton, Columbus
ana other cities. Among those here
We're Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
worth. Mrs. COrrine Roosevelt Rob
lnson, Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton.
N.ce-Chairman OF the Republican Ma
tional Executive Committee and Mrs.
John Glover South, Kentucky. A
splash or color was added by a score
or young women form Chicago.
daughters Of foreign born parents.
They. appeared in their brilliant ma
t.Onal costumes.
Striking out into an entirely new
Held in discussing sOiial Justice,
Harding said he was proposing his
program In The interest Of an Ideal
sm that is not too proud 10 work,
realizing that he is making a step 10
advance or any political platform.
The invasion OF industry by an
army OF women workers now num-
bering twelve million. nalses prob
lens which men cannot understand
and which demand the attention Of
women, Harding said He did not
specify that women should head this
proposed department OF public well
fare but one inference drawn from
his speech was that the new voters
would make their entrance into ma
tionai affairs through this opening
Harding buttressed his arguments
with cOpious figures declaring 10 is
Continued on Page Nine.j
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
SZZVN FEZVERS
MURDER AGAIN
FROM AMBUSH
english Cabinet Calls Mayor NacReady and
Secretary Greenwood Before Deciding on
Neu0 Course-Fear Vengeance in Tuber-
curry after Police Inspector is Murdered
and Two ConstabieS SIain-Say Rebels
Mask As ''BIdck and Tan - Police

tinualion OF the present policy untI
the Home Rule bin for ireland Is
adopted
As anticipated. reprisals quickly foi-
lowed shooting OF a policeman At
Drimoleague Thursday. Last night
armed men raidcd the town and
burned stores.
DUBLIN. Oct. ( lBy United Pross).
-Ambushcd by Sim Feiners. District
Inspector Brady was killed and two
constables wounded last night. Tho
aiiack occurred near rubbercurry,
County Sligo, In the northwest part
OF Ireland
Head Constable OHara and Con-
Stable Brown were wounded. Tubber-
curry Is a town Of 800 inhabitants.
Residents were reported preparing
for flight from the swift vengeance
expected from "black and tan" police.
Brady, 10 was gathered from reports
here, headed a patrol which was sur
priscd In the darkness by a band OF
Sim feiners. There was no report
Of casualties among the attackers.
The body OF Magistrate Lendrum
who was reported Kidnapped by Sim
/ fCiners, was found today In a coffin
near the station at kilmarry. West
Clare The coffin bore the work XII
/ kee, the name OF watering place 10
| mat vicinity. Further reprlsals were
feared as the police recently threat
lCucd 10 sack three towns II Lendruu
was not SURRENDERED alive and we'll
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
CITY BURNS
GARBAGE NOW
Crematory Operated Again
After One Week Shut
Down

Having made repairs 10 the mach
inery at The city crematory, work
men under Thomas Welsh supervisor.
today started rendering the city gar
bage The plant is being operated
by the city the Wilmington Sanitary
Company contractors for the dIspo-
sal of the garbage having thrown up
their contract.
The crematory has not been In uso
since a week ago yesterday and since
that time garbage collected here has
been thrown on the ground near the
plant This material will be rendered
as soon as possible, but FIRST con-
sideraii0n VIII be paid 10 the daily
collections OF garbaga
Members OF the Board OF Health
Department who have engaged Mr..
Welsh and the other wOrkmen 90 0n-
crate the plant will be placed on the
city payroll and they will be paid
weekly during The time the city 0p-
crates the cremaioFy.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
Price
CUT COMING
Ultimate Consumer Is Re-
fusing to Buy, Monthly
Review Holds
DEFINITE REVISION
DOWNWARD is SEEN

WASHINGTON. Oct. THE COM
sumer is boss OF prices and the high
cost OF living at last, according to
the monthly review OF business. made
public last nigth by The Federal Re
serve Board
Dealers now are confronted by
discriminating public, who watches
one price reduction after another
with cOmplaceni mien. keeps its
money in its purse and waits for a
further decline.
In practically every Industry and
in every part Of the country. the
Reserve Board reports the consumers
are forcing a definite revision down
ward Of prices" and In the readiust-
ment some businesses are suffering.
Summed up. the boards findings
were that business conditions now
are definitely on the road toward sta
bility OF as great and confirmed a
nature as the disturbed position Of
the world at large permits"
THE attitude OF the purchasing
public continues 10 be characterized
as conservative. being far more exact
Ing In It's demands as TO quality and
prices than was the case some months
ago" the review said. This atti-
tude on the part Of the public and
a general feeling OF uncertainty as
TO prices Is said 10 be causing mer-
chants 10 continue the attitude OF
caution In replenshing their stocks,
purchases in most cases being chiefly
for strictly current needs"
The board also notes that the de
mand for luXuries and semiluXurles
continues far less active than at the
same time last year" while the vol
ume Of sales continues moderately
large
70 Is the rather extended review Of
the conditions H. specific industries as
offered by the board that indicates
Continued on Page Twenty-siX)