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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
400 Miners In
China Killed

Picking, Oct. 1s.-An explosion
and fire in the Tong-Chan coal
mine in Chilli province killed more
than four hundred Chinese laborers
last Thursday. but news of the ac-
cident reached here only today.
There were 119 survivors.
An official report places the dead
at 422. The explosion occurred in
the next to the lowest level, smoke
causing most of the deaths.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Trotsky Rushes
ReinfOrcementS
To Halt Wrangel

Sebastapool Crimea, Oct. 20. Il
Severe fighting continues on the
northeastern front. Leon Trotsky
Russian bolshevik minister of war,
is reported to beh urrying up ten
divisions of communist forces.
1t is asserted numbers of former
German officers in the Baltic pro-
vinces are offering their services to
General Baron Wrangel. head of
gOYernment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Price Of Sugar
Advances Again

San rancisco, Oct. 12--The price
of its refined cane sugar advanced
from s11 70 s12 in the San Fran
cisco market TODAY. the Western
Sugar Refining company announ-
ced. The rise followed the advance
Yesterday in the eastern market.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
'alnyaH u In Salem for
October Highest In ~
], Fears; Record Possible

''ass the r,o. up to and in
IN hss moi morning Of October 1s.
20 nan !, rainfall TINS
: st ), N any previous octo-
: As l,,, years October, 1888.
&C.,, -s' time the rainf,r 80, .',
'sa xbi.s 'na' Of the present
zs A. 'n is only two-,h,.st :
! g. If the nme there was 74s
!, rseoSd ,sip vi9 possible that es eyeO 70
J c.DII;si aIss Ie''..' were Compiled for
s'st. il charge y ~ III NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Three Trainlnell
Killed In Crash

Roanoke, Va, oct. 20.--Three
trainmen were killed, five others TN
jured and five or six passengers
shaken up in head-on collision
between two Norfolks and Western
passenger trains early today at.
Rural Retreat, Va.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
ProWIer Is Seen
At Fullerton Home

A prowler who, police believe, is
the same man who has visited vari-
Gus other Salem homes. was seen
last night in the basement of p. E.
Fullerton's home at 1541 State, ac-
cording to a report turned into
headquarters by Charles w. Me
meyer.
officer Victor stated, after he
had investigated, that neighbOrs
had seen the prowler at the Fuller
ton home, but that he was unable
to find the man.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Planes Complete
Circle Flight To
Alaska and Back

Mineola, L. l., Oct. 20.-The four
army airplanes which left here July
Is to establish an air route to Nome
Alaska, today completed their
round trip, arriving here from Erie,
Pa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

! Election From
IDOL Building
mass meeting, gradually
n, TO a white heat through
rs,hal and physical gymnastics
do,er prominent, sharp-spoken
,.,s reached a grand finale in
leslie Methodist church last
\, with an unqualified demand
n the residents of south Salem
tbe school board Immediately
,ure for them the Mckinley
mol now occupied by the Salem
pital. o ~
0ul ClltciS
,vorsen when he stepped on the
,un following addresses by Au-
Huckestein ami Thomas B.
Of the hospital board, and
{r,ey White, of the school board.
VAS Mr.. Halvorsen, apparently,
\ turned and showed back the
l which had seemed to be rolling
dIrection of the hospital boards
h l''''
1 HaIyorsen Takes Hand.
.you have heard the brotherly
fatherly advice Of brother
kckestein," he observed. land you
Ne heard the address of Mr.. Kay.
kish to take issue with Mr. Kay on
4 Of his statements, and | wish he
h remained here to hear it. 1t
|not the members of the hospital
brd who are furnishing most of
! money for the new hospital
Ii the common people. And be-
Use man has big business be-
bd him, is no reason why he is
\ more patriotic than anybody
4,
Everybody knows where l stand
this question. / am not here to
hi the hospital board; l didn't
IS the buck to south Salem. Mem
rs Of the school board gave their
bmise to the hospital board as m
Flduals-there's nothing about it
the boards minutes.
1--WE need the Mckinley school,"
declared. "a temporary struc-
fe won't do. We need the school
i the boys and girls as we'll as we
ed a hospital. | don't want south
Hem to buck the rest of the city,
\ i the rest of Salem thinks we
\ entitled to it, | think we ought
|take It,"
Speakers CLASH.
Perhaps'the mercury leaped to
highest point when Walter Den-
/ took the floor in the wake of
aries W Niemeyer. Mr.. Niemey-
among other things, had de-
red.
with all due respect to the hos
al board, | think it's trying to
We responsibility on to some
y ese' And l think it's up 10
nOSpllal board to resign and let |
aeoody build a hospital who can. |
lne Salem hospital is a rotten
o."
Y Mr' Niemeyer sat down, Mr.. !
llOn leaped to his feet. |
u isn't fair for you people to
W mere and criticize your pub |
men, he declared. 1T isn't !
~ lfese men are serving with |
u pay-dolng everything in their |
'ef for the good of Salem-and !
wrong lor them to have sit here |
De criticized"
Second Clash Sharp. |
"s speech, Mr.. Denton stated
,t.sii..t,a %t, halyorsen had, perhaps
,,' u misquoted Mr.. /
!. !, Mr. a Halvorsen again address,
~ io,'. vAair when Mr.. Denton had
,0u ! J. heard Mr.. Kay, and Won
! a me, Mr.. Halvorsen said, 81
I 70 y, you if 1 misquoted him,
Ics ,irsl h came back from
= 'r', , !, ! heard this same orator
:, : . similar address in another
" Y. | don't know who hired
lbis ,nn..
,Ia,as ,ais luncture, Mr.. Denton in
George" 'iii"K you're
let vr'v'Sen vor~ ed resumed: IF I
l would I,s'arhs hn go unques-
| dor,' lu De De made out a liar
do tbatt, dva propose to let any
was a@', aa ,,,
In movAd d''.s .s point that E. A.
Of ftY'ra tbs rea that it be the senti-
nley school nv oVer the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Orator to Discuss
League of Nations
at Armory Tonight

X Elton Watkins of Portland i.
K will speak on the league of X
4 nations at the armory tonight 4
< and will answer all ques- j:
]. tions concerning it. He is an X
< orator of note and will be re- =
( membered as one of the lib-
x erty loan speakers during X
< the war. The public Is cor y
: daily invited to attend. !.
( X
+ = X = I. X X X X x = x \ 4:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

Members of Sedgwick post. G. A.
A. and all Civil war veterans are
requested to attend the funeral of
DR.. Talbot at O'Clock in the af-
ternoon of Thursday. II will be held
at First NJ. E. church. Comrade
Talbot was a member of the 4th
Indiana cavalry and in the COM
mand that captured Jeff Davis
D. Webster. adjutant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Report Unconfir1ned.

Paris, Oct. 2O.-Confirmation of
rumors OF the death of King Alex
ander of Greece had not been re-
ceiped at the Greek legation here
today.
The Midi printed under Rome
date line dispatch saying the
Greek steamer Artemites, anchored
at Brindisi, had received from
Athens wire dispatch announcing
the death of the king, adding the
Greek government was awaiting a
reply from Prince Paul, brother of
the king, who is reported to have
been offered the throne, before pub
fishing the news.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
Cox Continues
To Press Issue
Of League Pact

Providence, r. l., Oct. 20.-Gov
ernor Cox of Ohio today continued
his New England campaign with
the league of nations as his princf-
pal slogan under "A hard schedule
extending through Rhode Island.
Massachusetts, and Connecticut
Following up his attack upon Sen.
ator Lodge in Boston last night the
democratic presidential candidats
was prepared today to cudgel the.
league opponents and republican
supporters of Senator Harding
Here, where there is a large popuIa.
tion of Irish blood, and in other
placestoday the Irish question was.
prominent among the governors
subjects.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

Coast oranges of Lane and Doug
las counties met at acme last week
and organized the Coasts Pomona
grange.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

The Bend Commercial club has
filed a complaint with the public
service commission regarding lack
# railroad connection between
Bend and Burns.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20
King
StiIlAHze
But Failing

Athens, Oct. 20.-King Alexand-
er passed better night and a
slight Improvement was noted, it
was announced here today. The
condition of dung congestion re-
manned stationary. The wound
caused by the bite Of the monkey
is improving. but an examination of
liquid extracted from his lungs,
showed the presence of pneumonia
germs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-20

Asefass .,on of salem 1900. 4Ioo;
POpula''ita !s,o' ia,osi; 1920, 1859. -
,a' WV County 1920, 47,f77; POLK
county, i4,isi. >, c,-cr
hemI e.,,cn. Associated Press FUN
Leased WIRE
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Unanimous Reelection
For President GonperS

MONTREAL. June 1S.-Samuel Com
pers. veteran president OF the American
Federation Of Labor. was unanimously
reelected for the thlrty-ninth time by
tho convention here today
Gompers' nomination. by George w.
Perkins, Of the Cigarmakers' Union. was
the signal for a prolonged ovation by
tho delegates. who stood and cheereo
for several minutes.
Others reelected were: w. u. Mahon.
Of Detroit, NTH vice president. and T.
A. Rickert, Of Chicago. sixth vice presl-
dent.
Jacob Fischer. Of Indianapolis. was
reelected seventh vice president In
contest with W. NJ. Johnston. intcrna-
tlonal vice president OF the Machnists'
cations. FiScher's vote was 1922. and
Johnston's 1875. Mathew Vol. OF
Chicago, was unanimously chosen eighth
vice president.
Daniel w. Tohln. Of Boston. AMI Frank
Morrison. of Washington, ID. G.. were
reelected treasurer and secretary. re-
spectively. without opposition.
Timothy Healy. OF New York. prcsl-
dent Of the Stationary FircmCn. and
Sara 3. Conhoy. OF tho Textile Work
ers. tonight were elected fratcrnal dele
gates 10 the British Trades and Union
Congress. Mr.. Healy on the first bal
lot, defeated Andrew G. Hughes. prcsi-
dent OF the Coopcrs. and William i.
Workers. On the second ballot Sara Con-
boy defeated Benjamin I. Schlinger.
president Of the Ladies' Garment Work.
erS.
The convention then adjourned until
tomorrow
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Side T@1MS'
Nv Rtftfn Cameron II
IS IT NECESSARY?

Why do women wear stupid clothes
Some do il, ] suppose. because thcs
haven't had AN opportunity II Know
any better.
4 few because they don't care Tor
more likely because they think they
they don't CHrcl
And n few others because they have
il. And in that case I call III" stupid
clothes .unforgiN cable clothes.
| belicN" ! have told YOU before what
| mean by stupid ClOthCS--n0t incXpcn-
siVr clothes. not unfa fashionable clothes.
Of COurS" NOT: hut clothes TINT show
that IN" woman who wears them hasn't
used her brains in picking them out.
| was present at gathering com
posed wholly Of college graduates tho
other day.
Tho Best Glass In the world.
dressed. The most belonged to that
splendid middle class who have mord
money to create pleasant homes and to
educate their children and give them
every chance in the world than they
have for expensive pleasure or costly
clothes. But they were. for tho ma
jority. dressed tastcfully. II Is. how
ever: of the minority that want to
spcak-thc minority who wore stupid
uate were more than stupid namely.
unforgivahc.
Hero was onc example: A woman
who has a small. sallow face had on n
large rcd velvet hat, heavily weighted
with four or five black feathers and n
larg" buckle. Underneath the hat her
small plain face looked at least three
sizes smaller and three times palmer
than 1t needed to.
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BROTHER OF YORKV|LLE
VICTIM IN DEMAND
FOR THOROUGH PROBE.

Special to The lntelllSenTcr.
STEl -HENNIlLE. Ohio, Jun" N:
Demand that thorough investigation
be made by Jefferson county officials m
TO the killing OF Gus rosS by tollsiahle
Harvey Deem At iorkvill" "Wednesday
afternoon. was made here today ny
Mayor Harry CoSs. brother ot the de-
ceased and other officials OF IN" mill
town.
Al conference held TINS afternoon
between Prosecuting Attorney Roy ar
penter and legal counsel retained UH
Mayor CoSs. the former gave aSSnr-
anccs that tho shooting affair would DO
closely investigated by the grand jury
Mayor Coss ard friends or the dcau
nan who made an unsuccessful effort
to obtain possession or Deem from the
county officers I" take him Ia YORK
willie Cor hearing on murder charge,
insisted that the constable he locked up
and not BE- permitted 10 run AT large
until the case had been moro thoroush-
" looked into. Deem was released on
his own recognaizanCc by Justice w: ID.
Downcr here yesterday afternoon. atte;
being bound over on a charge or second
degree murder and inasmuch as Coro-
nor Kirk had held that Deem shot CosS
in self defense. the county aulhorllcS
refused to place the constable BEHIND IN"
bars, the prosecutor dreIninE Such a"-
ton unnecessary under tn" c'rcum-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
WITHDRAWAL DID NOT
SURPRISE INSIDERS

WASHINGTON. June 1s--Thc refusal
Of William g.. MCAdoo to allow his
name to be presented to Ill" Democratic
national convention. apparently did not
come q very great surprise in inner
admin ST IA ton circles. To other Dem
ocratic leaders in Washington. however,
II seemed to be wholly unexpected, and
to his friends IT came as d keen diSap-
pointment.
nSome party leaders said Mr.. McAdoos
sFif elimination left the situation more
or less "nhuX.' They had regarded
the former secretary OF tn" treasury as
one OF the foremost candidates for the
nomination. While Mr.. McAdOo had
Il candidate and that In" delegates
should 60 TO san Francisco uninstructrd
IT Is known that number Of them were
favorable TO his candidacy.
In fact the McAdoo boom had reached
such proportions that the senate COM
mittce which investigated prc-conNen-
ton campaign expenditures made re-
pcated efforts to locate a national or
ganization behind It. Is. NJ. Baruch, of
New York, and a number of others were
questioned, hut they assisted that thcr"
was no organization and that no funds
on behalf Of Mr.. McAdoo had been
spent.
Coincident with Mr.. M"Adoos an
nounccment that he would not permit
his name TO go before the convention.
Joucit Shousr. assistant secretary If
the treasury issued statement saying
that an active fight wound I've waGcd
for tho nomination Ot Senator Carter
Glass. of Virginia. vino has been looked
upon as the certain choice to head the
resolutions committee at san Francis
co.
The Virginia delegation has been In
structed 10 vote for Mr.. Glass At San
Francisco.
The elimination of Mr.. McAdoo mar
rows the field 10 eleven contcndcrs so
far az IS now known.
Attorney General ralmer will enter
the ballotIng with the Pennsylvania
delcga lion instructed for him and prob
ably with at least part of the deiega-
ton from Georgia i'll which state he
received majority OF the primary
vote.
delegates from Ohio and kentucky
have been instructed for Governor
James NJ Cox. of Ohio. while those
from New Jersey have been instructed
for Governor Edward I. Edwards. of
that state. Other instructed delegations
are; Nebraska for Senator Gilbert NJ.
Hitchcock. OF that state: Iowa for Sec
rotary Meredith Of the agriculture de-
partment; Oklahoma for senator Robert
l.. Owen OF that state: South Dakota
for James W. Gerard, former ambassa-
dor To Germany: North Dakota for SEN
ator r. NJ. simmons. and John w. Davis
81 West Virginia. ambassador to Great
Rritafn. and Homer s. Cummings. or
connecticut, chairman of the Demo-
cratic national committee. whose names
also are expected to be presented TO the
convention have no delegations IN
structed for them and with tho eNcep-
tinn Of the states named delegations are
uninstructcd.
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LEFT THIS CITY LAST SEPTEMBER
on EXTENDED VACATION TO
ORIENT AND EUROPE
Southern Part Of The European Battle
nields Also Included on Trip BY
wheeErgites

Mr.. and Mrs r. Walker Peterson. of
N"odSdal". returned to their homo yes
terday after spending the greater part
OF a year on an extended trip around
The World, going Via the West and
across the Pacific and returning via tn"
European and Atlantic route 10 this side
Of the pond.
Sailing from San Francisco. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson first visited the Hawaiian
Islands. japan and China was next in
cludCd on the trip. then TO Korea, JaTa
and the State Settlements.
After Il trip through India tho party
continued to Egypt and ih"nc. 10 tho
Holy Land. including Palestine and the
birth place Of Jesus Christ.
Algeria and the northern coast Of tho
Mediterranean was included on the trip.
followed by trip Of approximately 400
miles Into the desert country to Biscay.
4 trip through Italy and thence 10
Franc" and the lower part Of tho Euro
pcan battle fields was interesting. con-
Guiding by sailing from cherbourgc and
across the Atlantic TO New York City
and then home.
Although Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson had
n very delightful trip, they were also
very glad to be back home. They stated
IN atthey saw many things of interest
in the various countries that they Wis
itCJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
\ Made Me lose Track OF the Speech.

u
Another woman had on a velvet dress
which would have been good looking II
il had not boon for The neck arrange
menI. Truly that neck arrangement has
moro than one sin tn answer Tor. for
II not only spoiled the dress. hut II also
fascinated me when my eye lit upon IT,.
nv it's ineNpliCibility. and it's needless
ness. TO such an cStent that I com,
plrtcly lost the thread >of what tho
speaker vas saying. The neck Of this
gown was cut square: that square was
above that SN was another layer OF
fancy lace cut in a curve (honrst injury
which ended at just the exact spot
which Is most unhccomlng. just ON TOP
- the Adams apple. Now for woman
who has had the advantages Of an cdu-
cation and Of being with people Of taste
and refinement. wasn't that all incHcuS-
able hodge pndgc Of lines.
Don't say perhaps she couldn't AZ
ford anything different" Ut wouldn't
have cost any moro to have tho thtnh
done with one kind of lace on harmo-
NOUS lines.
So Have You
Don't tell me she may have had sorre>
thing more important TO think about
than clothes.
So has every wOman--so have you and
I. but that doesn't keep uS from en-
ploying taste md intelligence in our
selection OF the clothes VIC do buy.
If beauty is truth. AZ some OF tn"
poets hay" assured Us. think It failing
10 be true TO our best selves not 10
cluthe ourselves in all the beauty and
harmony Of color and line that We can
afford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
M,ADOO DECLINES
CONTINUED Prom Page ons.)

couivocation or for appeals to blind
Isassion or TO doctrines OF hate, or for
react ionar:cs and those who would shut
their ears TO the great and swelling
voice Of humanity. which cries aloud for
trc resi- oratjon Of peace and good Will
at home and In tho world. and for the
opportunity to live in mn atmosphere OF
justice. progress and prosperity.
81 feel sure that my friends viii ap..
prcciatn the sincerity and pronrieiY or
my position rnd that they VIII do eV-
nrytbinr in their power at san Fran
cisco 10 assure the continuation or the
enlightened principals and liberal poli-
cics Of the democracy. These arc more
than ever essential 10 the security ana
well being ~ the American people.
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Mr.. AND MRS. B. WALKER PETERSON
HOME AFTER TRIP AROUND WORLD

Mr.. Smouse's telegram TO which Mr..
McAdoo replied said:
Sentiment throughout the country
rapidly cryStallizing in favor your NOM
ination. l know you have consistently
stated that you are not candidate and
that you will not seek animation. Your
many friends would like 10 have you
reconsider your attitude NJ least to On
t"at OF permitting your name 10 b. pre-
SCntCd To convention. We arc certain
you can be nominated and elected"
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M. q. Masters, Farm Agt.
cooLwoE RIPY TO DRY
CITES ACT, NOT WORDS

BOSTON. June l8.--Gov. Coolidge.
(Rep) vice presidential candidate. s'ni
a reply TO Virgil Hinshaw. chairman -
the prohibition national committee Gc-
knowledging receipt OF a telegram ask
ing whether the governor favors increas-
ing the percentage OF alcohol in bcv-
erages to above one-half OF one per cent
With the acknowledgment was enclosed
a copy OF the governors message to thu
legislature some months ago retoiuS
the bill authorizing the sale Of 2.T5
per cent beverages.
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WILL TAKE COURSE
OF STUDY ABROAD

An application for a passport 10 visit
Switzerland. France. Holland and Po-
land was made TO District Clerk John
n. Conrad yesterday by Austin G.. FRO
hoehl. an Instructor in languages in the
Wheeling High school.
Prof. Prohoehl will travel extensive
~ and will then enter a university at
Erie bourg. Switzerland, where he will
take n course in language He will
leave as soon as his passports arrive
from Washington and expects to spend
several months abroad.
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Bedford Springs (Pa.) Hotel

where guests enjoy the idle summer
in Il hcalthful. inVigorating mountain
climate at 1900 feet elevation. Lars.
modern hotel on 3oo0-acre estate on
Lincoln Highway. Excellent motor
roads in Nil directions. Renowned cura-
tive mineral waters from the springs:
f.nioy yuur vacation "in the heart Of
the Wonderful Allegheny Mountains
II. L. BEMIS. Manager.
-no-Sat-9t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
BOYS AND GIRLS ELECT.

MORGAETOWN, June lS.--Gladys
Scrange. Of Taylor county, was elected
president Of the West Virginia Boys
and Girls Clubs Mt tho closing session
OF prize winners weeks under the
auspices Of the state University here
today. Other officers named were:
Raleigh Shawycr. Eayettc county. vice
president: Clara Arnett, Harrison coun-
ty. secretary: Ozion Belchcr. Wayne
county, treasurer.
The weeks course came 10 an "nd
tonight and the AIS boys. girls. club
agents, county agents and home dem
onstration agents from more than %
counties in the state who AMENDED, viii
rrimrn 10 thnir homes TOMORROW.
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s 7 ILLS

Water stills. made entirely OF heavy
conrcr, ono or three gallon capacity
prices $500 and $4,000 respectively;
Shipped prepaid by express or parcel
most the same day VIC receive your or
der. Ideal for distilling water Tor auto,
mohilc batteries, industrial uses and
drinking purposes. Boyer & Co.. k-2Ss
Farnam Bldg, Omaha, Nebr. je-19-g
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITY ARRIVES.

OPPORTUNITY ARRIVES.
We want a young man who can stAnd
prosperity. He will be given the cxclu-
sive state selling rights for new In.
vention that has All excellent future; no
renewal orders. MIR. Delker. OF Phila-
dclphla, is at Hotel Windsor Interview
ing applicants. Como right up to room
sos. Successful applicant must have
about $3.50 TO finance himself. jest
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FACE AaAIN CALLED OFF.

NEWPORT. X. J., June lS.-For the
third successive day weather conditions
today forced postponcment Of the ninth
race between tho Rcsolute and Vanitie
for the right to defend the Americas
cup AGAINST Shamrock " next month.
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MALE Or FEMALE HELP.

wANTBD-Women or. man. salary 3ci
selling guaranteed hosiery 10 wearer
Experience unnecessary. international
MINIS, Norristown. Ia. 1c-l9-g
wANTED-10 house to house demon
strators. $1,000 per week. We de-
liver. Call at Room Il Masonic Tenn
ME, ask for Jack Wright. Je-l9-i