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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-01

Right in this town many feeders arc
making similar records with Bull
Brand Ask us for their names.
What "BuIl Brand" il
n clean honest feed, containing 2fro5
Protein or 1850 digcstiblc protein;
$50 Fat or 4.5rc digcstiblc fai: 500
Carbohydrates and only p Fibre,
1t is a scientifically balanced I1lion---
sufficiently bulky to all digestive
and uddcr troubles; with the ma1imum
number OF digestive nutrients and
sufficient Gigcstiblc protein and fat
10 produce a mnximummill; yield Of
highest buttcrfat value without i'm
pairing tho health and condition q
The COW. Made from such diGosiiblc
and nutritious feeding materials as
Dried Brewers Gram, Old Process Oh
Meal. Coltonsccd Mca'. Com Gluten
Feed Cocoanut Meal Ground Barley,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-01
NO U. S. REPRESENTATIVES,
AT PEACE CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, April The Z.
s, will not be represented at the
peace conference when it meets ut
San Reno, Italy, this month, it was
said today at the State Department.
1t was explained that this country
had not been officially represented in
the conference since the American
peace delegates returned to the
United States.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-01
Attractive Program
For Easter Ball

Carlyle Sargent, who has made u
record recovery from an attack of
appendicitis, has resumed his work
as chairman of the American Legion
Easter ball committee. He has secur-
ed as features for the concert Yer
mont's foremost cornetist, George
Mcleod; Miss Lillian Richards, the
popular soloist and the recent star
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-01

Of marrying Mary, and Frank O..
! French, the popular entertainer who
will give one OF his Characteristic
sketches --latest from the Footlghts"
Other features will be announced
later.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-01
CALL VERMONT PASTOR
ITO CONCORD CHURCH

CONCORD, N. H., July THE
South Congregational church of this
city today extended a unanimous call
to L. W. Barstow of Woodstock, Vt.
Nh Barstow will fill a vacancy re-
sulting from the call last fall of Rev.
Archibald Black to the Old South
church in Boston.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-01

A few cents buys "Danderine.
After an application of 'Danderinc'
you can not find fallen hair or any
dandruff, besides every hair shows
new life, vigor, brightness, more color
and thickness.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-01
Notice of Dissolution of
Partnership

The partnership heretofore exist
ing uifdcr the name of Cook e. Rolfe,
wherein c. W. Cook and |. G.. Rolfc,
both Of the Town of St. Johnsbuly
in the County of Caledonia, were
general partners, is this, the first day
of April, A. d., 1920, dissolved by
mutual consent.
l. G.. ROLFE
The business will be continued at
7G Railroad street, by | G. Rolfe,
where he will be pleased to see all of
the old customers, as well as new
ones.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-01

Wheat Bran. Whca; Middlngs. Corn
lominy Feed, and small percent
ag, Of fine table salt. 1t can be fed
with TIC usual roughagcs no extra
iccdingstuHs required.
Try 1t on Cu. Make Good"
Guarantee
rrovc 10 yourself that you can dupli-
cate the results which other feeders
arc obtaining with =" Bull Brand"
Here Is our guarantee. Feed Bull
Brand to three or more Of your
COWS in accordance with our dircc-
lions. # tho results OF this test do
not prove satisfactory to you. we
viii refund yorr money for the feed
you used
Star. feline Pull Brand Dairy
Ration to-day for moro and richer
milk better oowa and greater profits.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29
HoGYAN BECStjLIK MEG A
SZKRBEK Az ELLMNSEGET

A szerb megszallt videkr6l Sze
gedre erkezett uriasszony sirva
panaszolta Ell, hogy a hatarallo-
mason, amikor borondjeit atku.
tattak, az egyikben megtalaltak
az urin6 vejenek katonai erdem-
keresztjet., A kutatast vegz6
SERB katonak az erdemkeresztet
nagy karomkodasok k0z0tt elvet-
TEX es egy szerb tiszt kutyajanak
nyakaba ak lsztottak. A meggyo-
tort, kiutasitott magyarok pedig
egy egesz napig, amig az alloma
son vesztegeltek, kenytelenek vol
tax a magyar vitezseget meggya-
laz6 tenyt szemlelni, amennyiben
SERB katonak egesz nap a ma
gyarok k0z0tt futkaroztattak a
magyar vitezsegi eremmel deko
ralt kutyat. Ez azseset a SERB ia
pintat es kultura egy latszolag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29

az Azsiaban es Oroszorszagban
kinlodo hadifogfyokert, hogy mi
mel elobb hazajuthassanak. Olyan
Allapotban vannak ezek szeren-
csetlen testvereink, hogy hulla-
nak, mint legyek, s ha meg egy
telet oft kell tolteniok, egy sem
latja meg tobbe koziiluk a ma
gyar f0ldet!
Hat exert jott Huszar Karoly.
Elmult a titokzatossag, lehullt a
nagy lepel, $ ebben a kerdesben
igazan mem marad mas hatra, mint
dolgozni. Lesznek sokan, a
xix elfogultak Huszarral es az &
politikajaval szemben, olyanok is
vannak sokan, a Xix nem hiszneks
cl mindent, NIT 3 mond, de alb
ban az egyben minden magyar
ember egyeterthet vele, hogy a
politikai kerdesek feszegetesevel
nem segitiink a Sziberiaban es
mashol pusztulo hadifoglyainkon.
AZok a szerencsetlenek ncm okai
semminek. Ok nem tehetnek ar
rol, hogy a bolseviki uralom alatt
hajmereszto kegyetlensegeket ko-
vettek ell megvadult emberek
odahaza, arr6l sem tehetnek, hogy
kesobb a meggyotort, kifosztott,
gyalazatba kergetett ferfiak es
n0k allottak boszut szinten bor-
zalmas m6don. Azok q hadifog-
lyok csak AIT tudjak, hogy 6ket
elvittek a harcterekre kiizdeni a
hazaert foglyul esve, evek hosz-
szu sora ota szenvednek vad ide.
genben, szornyH nyomorusagban
keserii nincstelensegben. Eek is
szeretnenek vegre ismet emberek
lenni, hazajukban elni, szeretteik:
KEEL egyiitt lenni.
:Akinek erz6 szive van, mes
tudja erteni a hadifoglyok $40
moru sorsat. Els mi is ARA ker
jiik testvereinket, hogy ertsel
meg jobban, mint eddig. Ne lie
oyen ebben kerdesben semmi
fele valaszto fal, tiinjenek ell a val
lasi es politikai valaszfalak, n,
legyenek Sc keresztenyek, Sc zsi
| dok, Sc hazafiak, Sc bolsevikiek
! hanem lepviink mindnyaian ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29
jelentektelen, de jellemz6 mozza-
natal tarja az egesz miivelt vilag
ele.
NEMET HADISZER A
MAGYAR SEREGNEK

Hire jott, hogy a szoyetsegesek
elrendeltek budapest dunai XII
koto lraktarainak atvizsgalasat,
mfvel valami modon tudomasuk-
ra jutott, hogy Nemetorszagb6i
nagymennyisegu fegyver es l6szer
erkezett a magyar hadsereg re-
szere. Hir szerint a fegyverek
leginkabb geppuskak voltak, a
melyeket darabokban szallitottak
oda, hogy Oft allitsak ossze oket.
A dologban nincsen semmi le-
hetetlen, hiszen ahhoz ketseg sem
fer, hogy mindegyik orszag ha-
sonlokepen cselekszik S igyekszik
magat minden leheto es lehetet
len modon minel bosegesebben ell.
latni fegyverrel. S ha Magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29

gyarok, emberek, xix Eaza akar-
juk es tudjuk segiteni az idegen
rabsagban szenvedo testvereinA
ket. Oh magyarok, ha mi egy-
seer meg tudnank egymast erte-
III, ha mi ossze tudnank tartani,
egymast megsegiteni legalabb a
nyomorusagbanl Legalabb a szen-
.vedok erdekeben!
Ha maid azutan mindenki
otthon lesz, ha a magyar fold ell
rabolt reszei ismet az orszag ,Ssi
t0rzsevel kapcsolodnak egybe !:
.akkor d0ntsiik maid ell, hogy mi
lyen allamformaban eljiink to-
vabb az ezereves f0ld0n!
A gyiilesen eszlelt tanulsagokra
meg visszateriink. AIT azonban
mas most leszogezziik, hogy mem
ertiink egyet azokkal, a xix AIT
mondjak, hogy kar volt AIT gyu-
lest osszehivni. Nagyon is he
lyes cselekedet volt. ,Sz6b6l ert
az ember, vita kereteben tiszta-
z0dnak a neZetek. A Xix ervek-
ke! harcolnak, vegiil meg is ertik
egymast. Bar tobb alkalom ad6d.
mex ARA, hogy az ellentetes ele.
mex talalkozzanak. Hamarabb
helatna AIT peldaul harcias zsi
do kisebbseg, hogy mem musza.
okvetleniil kerszteny tobbsee
fole kerekedni es annak paran
csolni, viszont a vadabb antisze
mitak AIT, hogy zsid6kat 0ssze
tartasukert, iigyessegukert nen
iildozni, hanem utanozni. kell
K0lcsonosen megfogadhatnak HI
szar szavait "En kereszteny 'em
Der vagyok, szeretem, megtarton
vallasomat, es foltetlenul tiszte
lem, becsulom ait a mas yallasl
felebaratomat, XII szinten ragas.
kodik vallasahoz. Megvetem azon
ban AIT az embert, akar keresz
teny, akar zsido, a XII vallastalal
6s becstelen. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29
A szENVED0 MAGYARoKERT
"a Bridgeport julius 24-iki
szamabol.)

Huszar Karoly, Magyarorszag
volt miniszterelnoke, Amerikaba
erkezett. Mem mondunk vele ui-
sagot, hiszen magyar testvereink
mar regen tudjak. AIT mem tud-
ia azonban idaig senki, hogy mi
ert j0tt, nit akar Amerikaban
Huszar? @ ugyan megmondta
n'indjart, mikor megerkezett, de
egyszeriien mem hittek el neki. s
a bolseviki penz-kollektal6k kia-
halasa reven valosaggal vad hirek
keltek szarnyra. Ezeknek a nya-
RI kacsaknak most egyszerre nya-
kuk szakadt. .Szerda estere gyii-
lesre hivta egybe Huszar Karoly
New Yorkba magyarsag vezet5
.embereit mindenfel6l, hogy villa
eosan megmagyarazza nekik 10
vetele celjat. K0riilbelul ketszaz
magyar ferfi es no volt jelen a
gyul essen, mindenfele vallasu. min
adenfele foglalkozasu, SGT meg a
bolsevikik f6ragalmaz6ja, Eehen
is oft volt hatodmagaval.
Mem akarunk mi most a eyii-
les lefolyasar6l irni, elvegzik ait
. nnapilapok. Huszar Karoly sze-
melyerol is csak annyit emlitiihk
meg, .hogy megjeleneseben rend-
xviii egyszeru, de egyenes $40.
klmondo ember, XII mem lied meg
sajat arnyekat6l, de a maset6l
sem. Tipusa a vegs6re elszant ma.
gyarnak, a XII erzi, tudja, hogy a
letlport magyar nep igazaert We
rekedni kell az eg6sz vilagga1
szemben. Els verekszik is. de
tisztesseges fegyverekkel. Belat
TAX ezt a gyiiles vegen azok a zsi
DO vallasu magyarok is, XIX
kezdetben attakot inditottak ell
iene, vegen pedig kezet fogtal
vele nemes eel erdekeben.
Ez nemes eel pedig = es er
rol akar,lnk mi is szolni most =
semmi mas, mint: dolgozni teljes
! erovel a szenvedo magyarokert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29
HAZAJONNEK A
HADIFoGLYoK
Mar javaban tart a szallitas a
Bajkal-ton innen levO teriiletekr0l.

Az egyik budapest lap irja az
alabbiakat:
Hadifoglyaink hazaszallitasanak
immar elyi es penziigyi nehezsegei
nincsenek. A technikai lebonyo-
litas kerdese is biztositva van.
Junger, magyar kormany XII
knldott meghatalmazottja, aki
hadifoglyok hazaszallitasara vo
natkoz6 egyezmenyeket letesitet-
te, visszaerkezett. Szerinte k0-
vetkezokepen bonyol6dik lie fog
lyalnk haZaszalitasa Sziberiab0l,
Turkesztanbol es europai Orosz-
orszagbol egy altalunk kivant ha-
tarallomasra vagy kikot6be hoz-
ga Oroszorszag a foglyokat. Mig
Oroszorszag hadihelyzete es boil
kadJa Matt mas utiranyok meg
mem nyilnak, az orosz kermany
az eszt hatarnal Narvaban, a finn
hatarnal pedig Bjeloosztrovban
adja at foglyainkat. Innen az
Eszaki tengeren at j0nnek Stettin
be hajon, azutan vonaton Passau-
ba. Az evakualast Oroszorszag-
ban az orosz kormany vegzi, az
orosz kozponti hadifogoly-kolle-
giummal es nemet evakual6. seer
vezettel. Kiil0n evakual6 szervek
esznek felallitva Moszkvaban,
Orenburgban, Taskendben, Omsk
ban es mas fontos k0zpontokban.
Ez az utja az europai Oroszorszag
ban, Turkesztanban Nyugat- es
kozepsziberiaban levo foglyok-
max. A szallitasok ezen az uton
mar erosen folynak. Narvanal
oily tomegekben erkeznek, hogy az
Eseaki tengeren rendelkezesre al
% haj6k alig tudjak tavabbitani
g foglyokat. A Bajkal-t6tol ke-
letre levo, koriilbelil tiz-tizenket
ezer magyart pedig tobbi nem-
zetisegekkel egyiitt az Amerika-
ban gyujtott penzzeI Vladivosz-
-
tokbol tengeren szallitjak haza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29
KEGYELEM KET ILALALRAITELT
RABL6NAK

Debrecenbol jelentik: A debre-
ceni rogtonitel6 hir6sag meg. APP
rilis vegen halalra it6lite Herka
Imre es Bir6 Antal dehreceni, le-
genyeket, ..akik Ha4duhadhazon Hi
aEartak rabalni'' ossskth sMikl6s4 !
ottani ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Az ell
itsltek ved6je kegyelemert folya-
modott es kormanyz6 mindket
halalraiteltnek megkegyelmezett.
A bir6sag ezutan 15-15 evi fegy
hazra itelte oket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29

orszag is ere torekszik, legfel-
jebb az ellensegei vehetik rossz
neven tole, akik mem szeretnek
fegyvert latni magyar kezben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-29
EI.AD0

ELAD0
egy friss tehenH Hborjaval vagy a
nelkil. Ugyanott 8 szeba az eme-
leten berbe ado kis csaladnak
vagy maganos e1nbereknek. Cim:
AZ Montgomery avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-16
TULSA BEST CITY
! IN u. S.--H0WARD
No Other This Size Has
, Such Buildings and
/, Business.
SEES BOOM IN 1920
Returned Traveller and Oil
Producer Predicts Pros
H., perity.

Oscar II. Howard, who has been
closely Identified with Tulsa and
Tulsa affairs since 1900. has re-
turned home after q long stay In
the west, particularly along tho Pa
cific coast Mr.. Howard IL n brother
OF Congressman ". g. Howard from
this district ana Ia connected with
Duffield n Howard oil producers,
and other local firms.
Relieve me. II is fine TO be home
again" declared MIR Howard yCs-
terday. "You do not realize what "a
good place Tulsa is until you get out
and lsce some OF the other cities
over the country Although 10 ls truc
that there In q wave Of prosp" i'y
sweeping over the entire country,
nowhere is II more evident than IN
Tulsa
"rulra is doing more building
right now than any other city /
know Of Not only In building but
IN general business Il leads them an.
1t " astonishing when you com -
pare Tulsa IN a business way with
other cities Of $1,000 or $4,000 pop
ulation"
Mr.. Howard Is very enthusiastic
over the outlook IN Tulsa for The
coming year He prodirH that an
Unprecedented era Of building VIII
begin here Just as soon ~ social
and Industrial conditions are again
stabilized and the effect ut the war
are overcome.
This ~ truly the petroleum age
he said. Anyone VINO h. privileged
to travel about the country can not
fail to be Impressed by the ever In
Creasing needs that are being de
vclopcd for oil and its by products.
I personally doubt " the munuilc.
turc of gasoline In the coming
months will bc sufficient 10 mcct
the tremendous demands for H. Ger
tninly this means wealth and pros
pority for Tulsa"
Recalling the times when the
Tulsa business men were worry yiug
because their horses and wagons
were continually getting stuck In
the mud on Main street, Jutt "A Tow
yearA ago when young Tulsa hc.
auired her first aidowalks In the
business district ana back In the
days when the citizens never wor-
ried about the open shop but
devoted their ehtire attention tu
making the most cut Of 30 and 40
cent oil, Mr. Howard declared thai
with oil now selling for 50 n bar
rel Tulsa would continue To grow
BY strides and bounds
That the recent oil booms In
Louisiana and Texas would have no
Influence on Tulsa as the oil cen
ter. was the opinion Of the oil man
Local pools anywhere always at
tract somo ntuantlon at first, ne
continued, and while they lasted, he
declared that they would Induce
some OF the Tulsa oil men to leav'
here for the newer fields. All OF Tho
business connected with the new
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-16
WANTS COMMISSION ON SALE
IlliGn Claims seven OH Thinks sold
10 Defendant Through I'iaiDIf.

Alleging 1926 In commission for
the sale Of seven oil tanks Is due
him, j. T. Hlien filed suit yesterday
IA district court against william
Sacks fllcn claims that under a
written contract between the parties
made March 10, 1919, Sacks agreed
if hc purchased seven tanks Of 3d.
IAN ON company he would pay the
plaintiff who brought the oil com
piuy ard ibo defendant together
commission ON the purchase price.
Iuiou s1Ys Boo his petition that the
defendant purchased the tanks for
l consideration Of S6i7J0 ana that
commission due him les unpaid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-16
COLLECTS CASH BOND
Cashiers Check For $4,000 Ordered
Forfeited In District Court H.
Now tOt!ity Property.

Bond Of $4,000 evidenced by a
cashiers check Deposited ln a local
bank as appearance bond Of Sam
BfauCHiD, charged win the larceny
Of au automobile iu his city or
dcred forfeited IN district court last
week when brancato failed TO appear
for trial Of hlH case, has boon for
feitcd ana collected by John -.
Porter court clerk suit has also
been flci by the county attorney
against Tho bondafnou who signed
the $4,000 appearance bond of carl
Accurao. charged Jointly with lruu-
cttp with .he t1klur ~ Guul Stob.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-16
BREAKS A COLD
IN AFEW HOURS
~Pape's Cold Compound In
stantly Relieves Stuff
: ness and Distress.

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow
ing and snuffling! A dose OF "Pape' 5
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up severe cold ana
ends all grippe misery.
The very fist dose opens your
clogged-up nostrils ana the air
passages OF the head; stops nose
running. relieves the headache,
dullness, feverishness, snee8ing,
soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound is me
quickest surest relief known ana
costs only few cents at drug stores
II acts without assistance, tastes
nice, contains no quinine--lnsist
ppaA Pape's.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-16
FOR SKIN TORTURES
,emo. the Clean, Antiseptic
LIQUID, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or olnct ''l
,kin troubles. You can have a ''e,h' Gt
Seal,hy skin by using Zemo:, oo-
,a,ned at any drug store Tor oSe' OF
sItra large bottle for Sl.W' IT,
Zemo generally removes pm pl9mPleS, i;ns,
.,acLheads. blotches, eczema and ring,
worm and makes the skin clear ana an,
Seai,hy. Zemo is a clean, penetrat'ns, y,
aotisentic LIQUID, neither sticky ,, nor
- srs.sy and stains nothing. II IS easllyy
snn,;ed and costs mere trine ior eaSn
application. 1t is always aepe'eA'''
T,. w Roe Co, Cleveland. o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-16
VERDICT AGAINST RAILWAY
Jury Holds I'Ininun Damaged When
Oklahoma Union Built Line.

Verdict for damages In the sum
OF SGO5 were returned by the jury
IN districts court No. yesterday,
after a consideration Of the testi-
mony In the suit ~ Josephine j..
Hutchinson against the Oklahoma
Inlon Railway company, brought
for property damage.
Tho plaintiff asked damages of
tb.O 600 because the railway company
constructed lts electric line through
an alley In The roar ~ two lots
owned ay me plaiuuf I'm Grapdvlcw
addition 10 tho city Of Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-16

Al first no disease is apparently more
harmless than dropsy little swelling OF
the eyelids, hands, feet ankles or Ahdo
men. Finslly great shortncss Of breath
cough faint spells, sometimes nausea and
vomiting. and lingering and wrelehed
death II the dropsy Is not cured
Or Miles has been known as leading
specialist in these diseases for 20 years
Ills liberal offer Of 81 T5 Treatment free
60 ell sufferers Is certainly worthy OF seri
Gus consideration. You may never have such
40 opportunity again.
The Grand Dropsy Treatment consists
oi four dropSy remedies In one, also Tonic
Tablets end Purs Lara for removing the
water This treatment is specially pre
scribed for each patient and Is three times
ss Auecessiul - that OF most physicianS.
II usually relieves tho first day and re-
moves swelling In siI days IN most cases
Delay is dangerous
Send for Remarkable Reports Of cures.
All afflicted readers may have Book
Examination Chart Opinion Advice and
Two Pound Trlal Treatment free Write
at once Describe Nuur ease Address pr
FRANKLIN Miles. Dent pA. as 20 2-t
franklin street, ElkhArt, lud Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-16

fields would continue 10 bo trans
acted here. he Asscrted, expressing
the belief that Tulsa would reap the
financial benefits of that business in
other fields
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-16
Corset Covers-95c to 2.45

"Out-size" Corset Covers Of Nainsook with corset
cover top and fastening in 'front.' dainty fine Val.
lace and embroidery; also pretty ribbon Insertion,
a large and attractive variety to choose from.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-08
Willamette University
Endowment Campaign

The campaign To raise 100000 Tor
Willamette University at Salem In
veli under way. All Of the prelimin.
asy organization work has been com
pieted and about next week the actual
canvass for funds viii be- undertaken.
THIS undertaking In backed by the
Laymens Association OF the Oregon
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church and funds will. naturally. come
chiefly from members OF that demon
nation. However. ss others have In
the past given generously to the fine
old Institution which for rs years has
been steadily turning out men and
women whose. lives have. gone far
toward making tho great Northwest
what II In. 40 no doubt will be the
ease In thls effort adequately to n.
nance willamette.
While having the heartiest. enthus-
isstic Endorsement OF the late Bishop
Hughes. who set aside precedent and
asked tho pastors Of the conference
"a have . special Sunday for william
cite, and the full support Of the min
listers. the campaign is really a lay.
mems project. Al their conference.
held In Salem last October. the dele.
gates unanimously decided To take
hold Of the situation this year and put
over big Job for the school. There
fore. they are directing the work
through n special executive comini,
tee. backed by larger advisory board
OF prominent lay members OF the
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HAS GREAT OPPORTUNITY
Campaign Of Oregon Lsymen TO Raise
100000 May Lead to = Very
a Large Endowment.

According to A. r. Fiegel. chairman
of the campaign executive committee
'of the Laymen's Association Of Ore
gon. working In the interests Of VIII.
Annette University, there II excellent
reason 10 believe that, " friends Of
The old school In tho Northwest sub
scribe 100000 for its Immediate
needs. others who are watching the.
progress of the institution and are
but waiting 10 see what Ia done now,
'~iIl como forward and make large
contributions that will no 10 make the
university n very much larger one
bofore two or three years have gone
by.
The 100000 which the laymen ot
the Oregon conference are now seek.
ing " for the immediate restoration
Of Waller hall, Tor men completion OF
Lausanne hall. the women'a dorIni.
tory. aud heating plant.
with these improvements. which
are abRolutely essential to the largest
usefulnsss ~ the university IN caring
for pupils already enrolIsd and the
usual annual increase. Willamette
viii be very well provided for on the
Present basis. Should there follow
lsrrc eifss,ss predicted by MIR. Fiegsh
,ef course numbes OF other buildings
you'd be constructed and the entire
Aclivisy Of she school would be greatly
orIa-gcd <NfA t
Y rbe sctivc csnvasslns 8 ror funds
Drobably VIII be undertaken about
rsrt week. From ali over the ssate
have come TO the members OF tho
'ecnmittcc assurances OF support
Many have said they know OF no other
tksaps OF Investing money that will
Sdns larger returns.
Headquarters are at sos PIatt build
Sag. Portland.