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Evening journal., 1920-04-17
IMMANIEL sEnYICTS.

A. Emmanuel Church, Seventeenth
street and Riverview avenue, the Rev.
Charles w. Clash, rector. services to-
morrow will be: Holy communion,
Z 40 o'clock; Sunday school, 9i5 o'clock;
uierning prayer and sermon, IA O'Clock
evening prayer and sermon, 7.i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
TRINlTL LUTHERAN SERVICES

in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Concord avenue and Twenty-third
street, the Rev. Milton II. Slime. D. D.,
pastor, there win be preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by the Rev.
Clarence NJ. Kean, at a o'clock aud .A5
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
SERVICES AT NEMPnRr

Services. at Newport M. u. Church
on Sunday Will be as follows: Preach
ing 1899 O'Clock; Sunday school, Has
o'clock; preaching, evening service,
730 o'clock The new pastor, the Rev.
F. Y. Moore, will preach.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17

lntendeni. Thyrsdty, { o'clock, a fine
moving picture snw viii be given by
Professor Jackson OF Baltimore. Frj-
day, o'clock, cbir rehearsal; Mrs
Isabella Bantum, hader.
Evening journal., 1920-04-17
Why You ShouldGO
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous Religion,
Of which the rewards are distant and which is
animated only by Faith and Hope, will glide
by degrees out of the mind, unless il be in
vigorated by external ordinances, by stated
calls to worship and the salutary influence of
example.
johnson, Life of Milton
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-23
Judge Bushey Ties
"KnOt that Binds

kiss the bride and run along
%aid Judge Bushey late this morn.
ang in his study, and Miss Edna
Turpin of Falls City became Mrs
Clarence E. Redding of Salem.
The young couple sauntered into
Fudge Bushey's office and asked il
Ghey could be married. Judge
Mushey sent them to see U. G.. Boy
er, county clerk, to whom all cou-
piles apply for license to marry in
Marion county.
In seven minutes by the clock in
ACwer of the court house they were
ahack with the license.
rs that all?" asked the groom
faaur minutes after the license had
Sa@en presented to Judge Bushey
when he had followed the judges
instructions regarding the demon
sseration of affection. The ceremony
xRas witessed by Mrs. Dora Ney-
M1an.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-23
Second Bicycle Is
Stolen From Youth
During Few Months

Thieves last night stole the sec
Hond bicycle taken this year from
Donald Deckebach, son of f. G.
ADeckebach of the Marion Cream
cry & Produce company.
The bicycle, which was standing
m front of the Y. M. G. A. last
might was stolen within few min
mites after young Deckebach went
Anto the y building. His first BIZ
cycle stolen this year was taken
Mron in front of his fathers home
I'm July Both wheels were com
Aparatively new when stolen.
Mr. Deckebach has notified the
police OF the theft and posted re-
ward OF $25 for information lead
Ang to the arrest of the thief. The
wheel was Niagara make, bearing
serial number 62728.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-23
YIN. VIII Hold
Paper Chase On
New Year Day

J. Burroughs and A. DeSart are
no be the hares in paper chase to
10 be staged at 10 o'clock in the
norning on New Years day-an
~event which will be the first on an
aHxtensive program of entertain
anaent to be furnished by the local
u. M. c. A. and which is expected
ITO make keen the competition be-
Hwen the various clubs in the asso-
aEiation. The chase will be open TO
everybody, it is announced
At 1880 a. m. one-mile race.
rDpento juniors, intermediates and
seniors will be run, and at 11:45 a.
m. lunch will be served for all con-
Eestants.
At 2:30 p. m. "open house. will
be held in the Y. M. C. A. gym
nasium by association officials for
the people of Salem. and imme-
Siiately following the reception. =
sDrogran will be held. Indoor base
ball, drills, mat work. basketball
and swimming will be featured.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-23
School Supervisor
Sells Map to Map
Company Salesman

Frank H. StrubIe, county school
supervisor, sits in the office of the
school superintendent now holding
Mis hat in one hand and his reputa :
xaion in the other
A map salesman came to the
eSIfice of the school superintendent
YESTERDAY to sell maps, He did NOT
succeed. Before he left. Struble
sold him map from the wall. If
was a map of part of Marion coun-
ny showing the school locations
There were two maps of the kind
I'm the office and one belonged TO
Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, superin-
hendent. 1t was the newer of the
Two. and that was the one StrubIe
sE0ld.
Mrs Fulkerson insists that Stru-
@le is CRATER and insists that
me should pay some OF the proceeds
received from the map to her. But
Struble maintains that as he sold
fhe map TO a map salesman. he is
%ntitled to all the money and the
Hrredit of being a Commercial
vvhirlwind."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-23

erican Legion will have for their
officers during the ensuing year,
as result Of the recent election,
the following: Commander Gaylord
G. Godfrey; vice commander, EN-
erson Groves; adjutant, Glen Smith
finance officer, j. s. Lawrence;
executive committee. r. M. Walk
er, r. r. Thompson, e. E. Addi-
son, j. H. Henkle, Verd Schrunk.
Mr.. Godfrey, the new commander,
was a commissioned officer in the
infantry having been commissioned
on merit. He enlisted as a private
and worked himself up by strict
attention to duty. He is now en-
pioyed as head clerk in the ]. G.
Mcintosh store. The new officers
will take their respective places at
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-23
Cham berlain In
Hospital: May
Have Operation

Washington. Dec. 23.-The con-
dition of Senator Chamberlain re-
mained unchanged today, it was
said at the emergency hospital
There is nothing alarming about
his illness, but 1t was admitte l
that an operation might be nee
essary to give him permanent re-
lief.
The Oregon senator is suffering
from prostate trouble, whtcn vas
one of the most severe eomplica-
tons of the presidents ng Ill
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-23
Three Boys Escape
From School Here

The police are searching for
2hree boys who escaped from the
'aoregon state reform school here
yesterday. No trace of them had
aneen found today.
The lads are Wilson Care. IS. 7.
~. Wright, 10. and Albright Krum-
berg, II. Care is said to be heav-
nly built and light complexioned.
Wright is of medium build and
STARK complexioned. Krumberg
weighs 125 rounds and is light
ats1mplexioned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-23

ness. His case has been placed in
the hands of DR.. Fowler, f,.mer-
ly Of Johns Hopkins hospital, Bal
timore. who was one II ne spe-
cialists called into consultation at
the time when the presidents con-
dition was the most unsatisfact-
ory. The question of an operation
will probably be determined in the
next day or two.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-11-19

Prince Georges farmers-as
farmers elsewhere in this coun.
trv-are experiencing the same
uncertainty in the marketing Of
their crops as are the business
men of the cities and manufac-
turing centers.
The growers Of tobacco says
the Maryland Farmer, how
eyer much alarmed they may be
over the present initiation of val
ues and persistent slipping of
prices, are in a much better po-
sition to meet the efforts of CO.
operative buyers to reduce prices
than are the growers of other
farm products, and they can
materially increase the ad want
ages of their position, if they
will not become demoralized but
will stick to their Association,
formed for their protection for
just such circumstances as they
are facing today.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-11-19

been for four years. Flour drop
ed below ten dollars a barrel,
corn to one-half of spring prices
and oats to below fifty cents a
bushel. Clothing has down.
ward trend and many factories
are closing and exposing labor to
dire want. These are not the
things promised with Republican
success, but if they come, they
will lower the cost of living to
the consumer, Democrats and
Republicans equally.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-11-19
:"TEE AMERICAN RED CROSS DESERVES
HEARTY RESPONSE, SAYS
-" PRESIDENT IN ANNUAL MESSAGE.
The Rol Call Is Fitting Season To Take Counsel With
Our inner Selves And To Reaf1rm Allegiance To
The Great Relief Organization

Washington President Wilson
American Red Cross to the American people,
issued dfronth today
to its fourth
annual memberships which will be issued during the fort
night beginning November the Eleventh, Arnisice Day
through the cooperation of our
people THIS organization gre" into immense z It's range %
activity lighting forces but also civilians involved
great to the world example
O enecive through coordnated effort
Of
created by the and secondly to
machinery the needs Of peace
today agencies in the and
sailors replacing those able to
civilian occupations and in counsen and aiding the families
still assisting with diminished resources
the prosrated countries OF
he continuing been
accommodating applying lessons learned war to the
especially in regions
provisions for public health and welfare were mperc a
in the nursing
has devised scheme OF
the relief of maades and for instruction IN
general principles of Transportation With It's
nauble service the serious
epidemics aid
into schools the clubs and the homes OF our country mas
unught mothers how to ntegne for their
It has made it
avoid futile Implications to cooperate with
where such agencies had not yet been established
T continued its educational work among the school children
through result of its
for disastereef scientific foundation
that is equipped meet disaster emergencies promptly
country.
By systematic plans clear
question continued and carried
activity into peaetme activity The answer is in the
matter another
President of the United States and President Of the
c eon sound natriotm and genuine human service
the excite
inward cooling Of the fine vor
which animated us the
traction the spirit
take counsel
the old fame eafm allegiance to
practical patriotism and practical and " bol the
selves reen
menu IN great army fsigned wooDaow WILSON,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-11-19
How's This :

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Cor any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
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After you have taken Halls Catarrh
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-11-19

The result Of the election, con-
trary to the seers, is having a
depressing influence on prices.
Stocks of many kinds, that Wall
Street promised a boost with
Harding's election, are disap-
pointing holders. The farmers
Of the West, who rallied. to
the Harding standard, find
wheat lower in price than it has
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1920-11-19
Friday, November 10, 1920
THE INSTRUCTIONS AT
ANNAPOLIS

Sadate and old-fashioned An
napolis, generally suggestive of
the placid and leisurely calm OF
an older day, distinguished by
the dignity OF its historical as
ISOLATION, retaining in architect
urat survivais here and there
the stately features of a Colon
ial period, the seat of govern
ment and power and Of State au-
thority, is just now filling an
unusualIg sensational role as the
Ger ter Of two contemporaneous
educational instructions. Re-
bellion has raised the flag of de-
fiance at the same time in the
Naval Academy and inst. johns
College, and since the burning
of the Peggy Stewart, the an
cient town has rarely been so
stirred and excited.
! 1t would be idle to say that
the youthful rebels in both in
stitutions have not good many
sympathizers on the outside. 1t
they had not, it would not have
been so difficult to deal with
them. But the student bodies
of both institutions are absolutely
in the wrong, and in time, they
will themselves admit it. The
question involved is not one of
the restriction of their legitimate
privileges, of their protection
from imposition, of the elimina-
ton of defects in educational
management. It is simply and
solely sheer and naked question
of authority. The question at
both institutions reduces itself to
this-who are the superior Off
GERS, who is to obey and who is to
rule? Both the nidshipmen and
the students at St. Johns ap-
pear to think that they are parts
of a soviet government and have
right to dictate what they shall
or shall not do. If that is so,
then both St. Johns and the
Naval Academy had best close
their doors.
So far as St. Johns is con-
cerned, the students have a right
to go home, and stay home, if
their parents permit them do So.
But so long as they remain, they
should be made to observe the
regulations of the college. If
they have any just grievances,
they should be investigated and
remedied but there should be no
compromise with them as to
obedience. They seem to have
been brought to realizess this.
The situation at the Naval
Academy will take care of itself
because the United States Navy
cannot afford to surrender the
principle Of authority, AS soon
as the midshipman realize that
the Government is in earnest,
they viii cease their insurrection.
The Governments is training them
to Command. If they cannot
obey without question they will
never be fit to command. They
are an exceptionally fine lot OF
youngsters, those boys at the
Naval Academy, and their fault
is partly due to lax discipline in
the past The issue had to be
made sooner or later, and now
that it has been made, it can end
in but one way. Baltimore Sun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16
AUSTRIA ADMISA IN
u6A NATIUNIl0R

GENEVA Is Dee. - Austria
a fost primits All ca mcmbra in
Lisa Natiunilor. Primirea Aus
triei a fost facuta fara nici O
obstructie.
Dupa aceia s'a facut alegerea
pentru un nou membru in con-
siliul Ligei, in locul Greciei care
perdut acest drept. Au fost
propuse: Belgia, Brazilia. Spania
81 China. Cele trei tari $ au cisti-
gat locul in consiliul prin statu-
tul ligei,' pc cind China a fost
numita in locul Greciei.
China acum este ridicata in
rindul natiunilor mari care da
directiva politicei h,mei.
Alegerea Chinei Sc datorestt
faptului ca inca inainte de acea
sta alegere s'a sugerat ca in con
siliu sa fie representata 81 o ma
TUNE din Asia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16

RecOmandotia n,inistruIui de f.
mantle d. Houston cdtre Congress
ca Sc modifiee issp0zitml pc venit
IN feluL ca. cei ca un uenit deld
S., ,0QQ 81 in jss n fle tazoti-cu s0
la sutd 81 cei della S5, 900 in sus
pima la sece mil Gu 25 la sutd G
bazatd pc an prsnciptW pc care au-l
|putcm pricepe.
Ca orice pr0punere pentrN o re-
fornM s.oud, 81 pr0puNerea d-lui
Houston. ar trebui, dacd nu este,
n,Otitatd, 81 ,su sun,oi MOI, ddr Gre
dem, Cd O lume intreagd ar dori Sc
|afe continutM erpunerei de mo
tive IN tav0area propunerW, unicd
in felul CT in silele de an iNtr' o
tcrd democraticd, din portca unNi
ninistru apartindtor urM partid
democrat.
MOI, IN cercut restrins In care az
dfldns, sc-dm frdnaSntnt minted, IN,
,Trt'nd 81 resucixd in feL s; chip
propumeren ca sd-t dfldm logico da,
ma fost chip. Sc vede trenbo Cd
sumtem slabi in matcrie de fixdntt
81 in oflared soLutiMnilor dbstracte
In nGiUttaten nodstrd IN mdtcrte
att am intcles CD propunere0 d.
sale Sc cam dduce GU pr0cerbuL.
|"Fte care fsi TRACE spusa la oalo
lui."
De bund seomd Cd chestin Sc "a
mai discuta 81 de 0ltii, mai tari i,
botaa'cd ca non, 81 la urma~ urnte
Sc ga redea dacd ne-am snselal
S0u nH.
C1R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16
Foreiign-Born

In New York apare de la III
t.mp lncoace 0 rcvista Gu titlul
de mai sus, care inseamna Zee
nascuti afara din tara aceasta''
Gu o rabdare rare-ori vazllta
in alte part, redactorii acestu
periodical aleg din ziarele publ
cate i'll tara acessta, din Europa
81 Asia noutati carl intereseaza
poporul American.
In zgomotul strigatelor pentrr
Americanizarea" streinilOr. vO-
cea acestei reviste resuna clar.
Fara avea pretentiuni S
fard afisaj, revista atla loc pre-
tutindeni.
Sc trimite streinilor, organiza
tiunilor streinc. redactoriIor S
functionarilor streini.
Mimic nu Sc lasa nefacut ca
aceasta revista sd devina u,
isvor de informatiuni pcntru ce
carl Sc intereseaza de streini nj
numai pentru loclll lor pc care
il ocupa in industria acestei tar
ci fiind-ca eli pot fl socotiti cs
viitorii cetateni sau parintii ce
tatenilor de milne.
Fle-care nationalitate are locu
lui pc pagmile acestei reviste
fie-care grup noteaza cea-ce
priveste; 81 cuvinte de incura
jare abunda in continutul re
| vistei.
Toate miscarile grupurilor str
inc sunt recordate in detailiu S
Sc fac comentari despre ele, $
toate legile privitoare la strein
sunt redactate cu 6ngrijire as
ca sa poata fl intelese de fie
care.
Reyista are un rol importan
in lucrarea de americanizare =
de lllminarea streinilor carl vii
IN America ca sd faca uz d
energia 81 crnostinta lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16

Ziarul Keleti UJsag publlca
stirea ca in Budapesta Sc afi-
seaza pc toate strazile publicatii
prin carl emigratii ce locuiesc in
vsgoane in garlic Budapestei, Ger
ajutOr.
In CARA de Vest emigratii To-
cuicsc in $50 de vagoane. Copiii
din acest nenorocit oras de va
goane ating cfra de 23OO.
La CARA orientala in 80 de va
goane locuiesc Gu parintii 10 de
copii, in CARA Ferenczvaros in A
de vagoane IS tle copii, lar la cea
din Jozsefvaros in 35 de vagoane
60 de copii. In Rakoslnezo, Palo.
taujpest 81 Felsorakos in cite
$3.50 copii, carl n'au haine $
nici alimente.
Este mizerie grozava 81 toats
capitala sufere de aceasta situa
tie, dar pentru copii totuS s'aI
putea face ceva, ca sa nu inghet;
in vagoane. S'ar putea plasa il
scoli. cazarme etc. ca sd poat;
avea 81 mincare calda, odata p,
Iii. Este nevoie de o organizatie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16
TuRBYRAR'LE IN
CEHO- -SLOvACIA

LONDRA, ID Dec. = In uncle
din districtcle industriale din
dictatura proletariatului, zfce Q
telegrama a agentiei CentraIe
din Viena. 80.
Tclegrama adaoga Ca in uncle
punctc sa produs mai multe
caslra.itati in conflictele avute.
WASHINGTON, Is Dee. =
Legatia Cehoslovaca a primit q
telegrama prin cablu din Praga,
eapitala Ceholovaciei, prin care
Sc arata ca guvernul a refuza1
sd acorde uncle cereli ale comu
nistilor carl au dorit sd pro
clame greva generala.
Telegrama zice ca armata' IS
indeplineste functia ei 81 a ramss
credincioasd guvernului. Incer.
carea de a pune in greya pc lN
cratol'ii de la marea fabricd
Skoda a dat greS. Sc mai aratd
ea Socialistii Democrat Ger
mani an hotarit impotriva par
ticfparii la greva generala 81 in
Bohemia sentimental este 1mpo
trivia comunlsmului.
Turburarile au inceput cind
decisiunea Curtei Supreme CT
privire la proprietatea unui zial
a fost intlmpinata ell reslstenti
de catre communist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16
MiZeria din Viena

Imperiala din Viera, due 81 mai
rau Gu pensia de $500 pc luna.
De-abia pot avea bucatica
de carne pc saptamina. In cele
lalte zile cu mincare gatita de
baronesa, din pine neagra, gull;
81 carnati de cal.
Aproape 100000 fosti functio-
mari al guvernului 81 familiile lor
1ncearca sd traiasca Gu un
dollar pc luna, dntreagd IA
mile. Peste 10000 familii sunt
fara locuinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16

VIENA, is Dec. 49, Feldmare-
salul BDhmermolif, eroul de la
Lemberg, Sc istoveste Gu incetul
de foame.
Gu pensie de $3.50 pc sapta-
NINA, batrin1ll luptator de-abia
lsi poate tine viata prin merge
la bucataria libera pentru un fe
de lmincare mizerabila, odatd
pc vi.
Generalul baron Forstner, dt
81 ami, 81 baronesa Forstnef, oda
ia persoane marante la Curtes
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16

sub carei ocrotire sd nu piara
copii.
Apelul terniina aStfel:
ViitOrul ungurilor trebuie sal
aparam, 81 acesta ii reprezinte
copiii. Ajutor! Ajutor!
Autoritatile din Satu-Mare al,
fost avizate de catre repatristii
unguri ca La Ovari, jandarmli
unguri Sc dedeau La acte neper-
mise fata de acei carl tree from
tiera Gu acte in regula char
dintre proprii lor conationali.
Ashfel un grup de locuitori ma
'g'hiari 81 evrei, au fost batuti in
mod ,ingrozitor pentru ca find
repatriati de guvernul rolnin,
dupa cerinta lor, au trecut in
Ungaria.
Jandarmii mOtiveaza acest nro-
cedeu pc faptul ca in Ungaria nu
mai au unde sc stabili din cauza
marelui numar de repatriati.
Gel batuti au fost trimisi ina
poi in Rominia.
("Patria",
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16
Foe MARE IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, MO. Is Dee. =
I'm foe mare a distrus fa'brica
firmei ''Helbacher Forge & Rol-
ling Mill Co.". 81 in parte a ar>
douazeci 81 patru de case din
Madison, III. care sc aflau in
apropiere de fabrica, cauz1nd O
paguba de un million de dOllari
Un om a fost ars grav. 1nsa res
tnl lucratorilor, 500 la numar,
au scapat teferi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16
A Y I Z

Am rugat, 81 acum repetam a
nu SO mai comanda Calendare Ia
ziarul America, find toate
vindute.
Tof banii - trimet fnapoi pc
spesele persoanei care ne trimete
comanda.
ADsusIsTRATA.