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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
Halls Ferry

Halls Ferry. Or. Feb. 21.--The saw
mill previously owned and operated b.
Gesser 4 Sons. has been purchased hy
George Lewis of Portland and is be-
ing moved to his timber holdings in
Polk county about three and a halt
miles south OF Independence on the
river. G. e Colby Of this place and
W. H. South of oryille are moving tbs
outfit TO its new site and expect 10 op-
crate it. Much of the lumber sawed
viii be used in the construction Of new
building needed on Mr.. Lewis. hep
ranch at Leewie station.
Mr. Walker has sold his little frui;
farm here to a Salem man.
Charles Snyder of Talbot made q
business trip to Halls Ferry the frs
of the week.
George Bresler is moving the saw
mill engine for Colby & South.
George Nyinan and family oi
Springfield were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Crowshaw recently.
\ great many acres Of additional
land is being cleared by enterprisins
farmers here.
Glenn Dugger and Floyd shelton ar,
working on the section now.
Willis Dugger has rented some farm
land of Al Pettyjohn and is busy put
ting in crop.
The Osborn family. formerly O
LiveslN have rented the Sharp piacl
and taken possession.
Mrs. G.. F. Colby visited at the hom,
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Colby at Orvlls
Sunday.
Mr.. Strausser and Harry Bowman
hauled out lot of fine piling for 3
F. Townsend last week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

DIR. Charles A. L. Reed of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, declared that the 'time had
come when the medical profession or
the United States was forced to union
ize to protect its own interests and
those of the public" before the Los
Angeles County Medical association
last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Next "Wednesday evening, the Port
land symphony orchestra will be heard
at the Heilig. The orchestra is in good
form and worthy of the patronage of
Salem music lovers. Sophie Braslau
will appear as soloist. She has been
called the CALI Curci Of contraltos.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Rear Admiral Villa NIB. Fletcher,
commanding the Hawaiian naval sta
ton, sailed from Honolulu yesterday
He has been summoned to Washing
ton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
Cl,ristian ohurch cencert

N&AA .,4<1&eA &4'81tAtA COktNCEt.
Very many good things may be said
about the concert given last Tuesday
evening by the Christian church or
chestra. 1t was artistic and artisticaiiy
rendered from the opening number
the more or less delicate Bridal Rose
Overture" to the heavy. dramatic
''Thanhauser March," which marked
the end of perfect day.
The special numbers, sextette from
Lucia. vocal numbers by Miss Jones
violin selection by Miss Ash. flute and
clarinets duet by Messrs. Bevier anG
Swart. each and all were highly pleas
ing. Altogether it was very enjoy
able evening and Miss Swart, director
of the orchestra is to be congratulate,
upon her success
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
McArthw 81 Would
Define Rszbity Of
Presidents Hereafter

- Washington. Feb. 2o.-Rep- \
= reseusatiee Macarthur. repubH- =
4 can. Oregon. introduced bin \
4 today proposing that thirty Son =
X secutive days absence from con \
X tinental United States or dis y
+ abiias illness for like period 4
4 on the part of a president i
X wenla cause the vice,president 4
4 to assume the duties Of the Of 4
x flee The measure would be- 4
4 come effective March 4, 1894. 4
X * r x X X X X x X x x X x 4
Garnets were used as beads in an
cient Egypt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

applaud our fellow workers. II is be-
cause of such snabbish. foolish. can
tankerons individuals that people
ef musicians with a shrug OF the
shoulders Such types of musicians are
a menace to society"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30
PORTER POINTS OUT THE
BIG ELECTION QUESTION

J. Sherman Porter of LeXing-
ton, field representative of the
Democratic National Committees
organization department of which
Congressman ]. Campbell Cantrill
is the chairman, was in Richmond
Monday on his way to Lancast'
where he will take up with the
Garard county campaign commit
tee the organization of Cox and
Roosevelt Clubs in everp precinct
of the county. Mr. Porter will
spend the week in the Eighth dis
trict and will confer with Judge
Ralph. Gilbert. the nominee for
Congress, at Lancaster, as to his
future movements in the district.
Mr.. Porter said that every
where in the state he had been the
Democrats were alive to the stu
alton and that the white women
would turn out on election day to
meet the menace created by re-
publican organization of the ne
gro women's vote. He said the
republicans would get nearly ev=
cry negro and negress Fl years Of
age and some mot that old. but
who appears to be-" to the polls
and that if the white men and wo-
men did not vote, Kentucky would
certainly be a negro-dominated
state hereafter.
MIR. Porter said that with the
exception of Northern Kentucky,
he thought Senator Beckham
would poll the full party strength.
That section of the state, it will
remembered, was lost to the
democrats last fall on account of
local issues.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30
LATE NEWS NOTES

The kentucky Medical Asso.
citation is meeting at Lexington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30
MANY AWAIT OPERATIONS

Since the government work of OPP
Grating on returned soldiers has be-
gun at the Pattie A. Clay hospital
there have been number of yeter-
ans reported for examination at the
institution and the surgeons promise
to be busy for some time to come.
There will be many outsiders brought
to Richmond for this work.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30
MUCH ROAD WORK DONE

There is a great deal of county
road work being done these days, the
several working parties being busily
engaged. Several new bridges and
culverts have been constructed. Work
on the Dixie Highway in the southern
part of the county, as well as on the
Rockcastle county side, is being
pressed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30

/
Campaign Chairman Lucien
Burnam announces that Con-
gresham King SWope is to
speak for the Republicans here
next Monday at the court house.
| Brooklyn wins the National
League pennant.
| Cox ade nine speeches in
Nebraska Monday.
Arrangements for a special
train to the Centre College-Har-
ward football game at Boston
October % are being made at
DanvilIe. The round trip rate
will be $110 and this will include
a side trip returning by Niagara
Falls.
| Many Democrats of Madison
and adjoining counties are plan
ming to motor to Lexington next
Friday, when Franklin ID. Roese-
welt, candidate for vice president,
lspes Ks there.
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson, Shelby
vile, suing for divorce, told the
court her husband lad her false
teeth and refused to give them
up. The court caused the hus q
tband to produce the mOlarS.
Jake Blankenship, deputy sher-
if, Pikeville, was given five years
for shooting and killing Perry
Dalton.
David Levy, Louisville, is un-
der arrest, said to have taken
money from a blind man.
The u. S. is showing a mine
rescue car and teaching Ken
! lucky miners how to use it.
There will be no separate bal
lot fer VIC men.
| AmerlC an Legion has more
! thanstW million members.
Grand jury meeting in Madi-
son county next week promises
ito divulee many cases not yet
made public.
3 ~ziaz -
A numter of railway employees
at Paducah are berg held for
theft from cars.
Many of the youngsters experience
ed, last night what their grandma
theirs considered a treat-a coal oil
lamp light, and it is strange there
were few, if any, objections.
Main street crossing which. ran into
and killed a team of mules Tuesday
noon.
Main street business places recent
ly passing to new purchasers are be-
ing repaired and improved. First ofl
the year will record wany important
changes in the business section.
Bath county school teachers will
meet Friday and Saturday in Owings-
vile. An extensive program has been
arranged for the occasion, which
promises TO be an suspicious one.
1t is probable that the first basket
ball team of the season in the local
schools VIII Sc perfected within a
short time at the Madison High
school. There will be a team of boys
and girls, and it is stated the former
will have one of the strongest organ
izations in this section of the state
| NichoIasyille offers $4,000 for the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30

Nicholasville offers $4,000 for the
waterworks plan. 1T being DESTROYS of
taking over the entire works and TAX
ing up the matter of furnishing wa
ter with the view to a large saving,
it is said.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30

WANTED-Some wood suitable to
burn in fire place. Apply at this Of
fee. 203st
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30

Bargain counter of ladies' and
misses shoes. $3.95. E. v. Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30

1000 tobacco sticks for sale. Tel
ephone 81. Al
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30

1t is probable that the first basket
ball team of the season in the local
schools VIII Sc perfected within a
short time at the Madison High
school. There will be a team of boys
and girls, and it is stated the former
will have one of the strongest organ
izations in this section of the state
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30
$40 p Acre T arm

This ofNadson County best farms and high
Is 10 miles of Richmond and miles College Hill College Hill
Waco turnpike and noMna
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30

Bath county school teachers will
meet Friday and Saturday in Owings-
vile. An extensive program has been
arranged for the occasion, which
promises TO be an suspicious one.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-30

Main street business places recent
ly passing to new purchasers are be-
ing repaired and improved. First of
the year will record wany important
changes in the business section.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
VI KANoNoK.
"A Scent Columbia teinp1om pleba-
nosat kononokk& leptettek el6.

Youngstown varos. legnagyobb
romai katholikus temploma a
Wood Streeten 1ev6 Scent Co
lomba templom, b melynek Ed.
ward E. Mears plebanosa.
A koztiszteletben es nepszerii-
segben all6 derek plebanost, Far
reilly cleveland romai katholikus
puspok napokban kanonokka
nevezte XII, illetve leptette el6. Az
elmult heten csut0rtok0n nagy
papi ertekezlet volt piispoknel.
a melyen vagy 400 plebanos vett
reszt' es ezen az ertekezleten me-
vezte XII piisp0k kanonokka
Rev. Mearst. Hataskorebe Youngs
town, Akron es Elyria katholikus-
saga fog tartozni es nj min6sege.
ben a piispoknek fog segedkezni
Az nj kanonok, nemcsak mint
pap, de mint ember is altalanos
tiszteletnek 0rvend varosunkban
es pedig felekzeti kiilombseg mel
kill, azert megerdemelt el6lepte-
tetese alkalmab6l elhalmoztak {
/ legjobb kivansagokkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
Az AD0FIZETEs IDEJE.
Mikor kell megyei Is varosi adot
fizetni?

Olvas6inkat is bizonyara erde-
kelni fogja az ado fizetesenek
hatar ideje, epen azert tudatjuk
al kovetkez0ket:
T A varosi, szemelyes, real estete
es special ad6t 1921 januar 1-t5l
kezdve januar 20-ig kell megfi-
zetni a megye shazaban levo ado
hivatalban. A megyei ad6t maris
kell fizetni, tehat kinek Youngs-
town varoson kiviil van properti-
| je, az jol teszi, ha mielobb beviszi
az adot az adohivatalba.
Hogy a kJlonfeie ad6k k6rul
he legyen kavarodas, azert azok
IA xix haz, vagy telek utan fizet-
mex, azok feher ad6cedulat kap-
max. A szemelyes jovedelmi adot
sarga cedulan allitjak XII, a spe-
cial ad6t pedig, mint a 'milyen a
valasztason megzava-
zott k0nyvtari es varosi tisztvise-
lok fizeteset kiutalo ado, rozsa-
szinu ceduan tiinteti fel az ado
hivatal.
A Xxi mem akar adoja utan 10
|szazalek biintetest fizetni, az jol
teszi, ha figyelmere meltatja a
fentieket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
KOssUTH TISZTUJJITAS.

A Kossuth Magyar Kozmuvelo-
desi egylet vasarnap este tartot-
ia tisztujjit6 k0zgyuleset az egy-
let sajat. helyisegeben. Az 1921.
evben az .egylet eln0ke minden-
XII altal jol ismert Gagyi Janos
derek erdelyi magyar honfitar-
sunk lesz. Titkarnak Shager An
talt es penztarnoknak Brogli Ig-
nacot valasztottak meg. Az III
tisztikar tobbi tagjai is olyanok,
akik szivesen dolgoznak az egylet
erdekeben tehat remelhetjiik,
hogy Kossuth k0r Jov0bcn
nagyabb haladast fog felmutatni
mint az elmult evben.
Or0mmel hallottak a tagok,
hogy az ev vegere az egylet tel
jesen ad6ssagmentes lesz. A ha-
talmas nagy terem es megfele-
IL Macy mellekhelyiseget tehat
most meg 8 es fel evig elvezheti
az egylet, vagy nagy nyereseggel
alberletbe is adhatja AIT. A Kos
suth egylet vagyona ma meguti a
$500 dollart, inert berleti seer
z6des egymagaban meyer 5000
dollart. Peli Ferenc penztarnok
az ev vegere elkesziti rendes evi
szamadasat, amelyet legkozeleb-
bi gyiiles fog feliilbiralni. De AIT
mar bejelentette, hogy az egylet
okvetlenul ad6ssag nelkiil vegzi
az esztend6t. Ez ait jelenti, hogy
az ev folyaman rendes koHse-
geken xviii mintegy 600 dollar
ad6sag lett kifizetve. A terem tel
jes felszerel6se, q draga villanyos
zongora, a sok butor mind az
egylet tiszta vagyonat kepezi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
A SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
TAGJAIHOZ.

Ezennel felkerem a Scent Ist-
van egylet tisztikaranak neveben
tagjainkat, hogy karacsonyi scent
iinnepi Macy misen szombaton
delelott lehet6leg teljes szamban
es keresztjelvennyel jelenjenek
meg es foglaljak ell helyiiket az
egylet zaszl6i mogott a Scent Ist-
van templomban.
Balasko Gy0rgy, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
Magyar kdrdcsonyi @nek

Unnep van ma lit fold0n innep van mennyben,
Oriiljon egesz vilag, banat elpihenJen.
Foldre szallott Jezus, stallion egbe halaenek,
Els kerjik aldasat szeretet Istenenek.
Unnepeljen minden hii sziv, eg, fold es termeszet
Mert sziletesevel Krisztus Macy oromet szerzett.
Halat zengjen minden ajax enekkel hozsannat,
Dics6itve kis Jezust es az sziiz Anyjat \;
Orvendeztek pasztorok Bethlehembe mentek
Ahova egy fenyes csillag vezette ell oket
Oft talaltak kis Jezls jaszolyba fektetve,
Barmok alta melengetett p6lyakba helyezve.
A pasztorok leborulva ks jaszol elott,
Enekekben magasztaltak edes Udv6zitot.
Adtak neki aiandekot, ami toliik tellett
Hogy ezzel is vgasztaIjak egi kisdedet.
Oh szeretett adott Jezus, Xxi hozzank ej0ttel
Hogy binnek tengerebol minket kvezessel.
Leborulva mi magyarok esedezve kerUnk,
Mentsd meg sok szenvedest6 szegeny magyar
nepink'.
Magyar arvak csukl6 szava hangzik fel TIE hozzad,
V6rz5 szivi bus anyaknak aka rebeg imat
Sziiletesed iinnepere adj nekik kenyeretN
Fogadd ismet kegyemedbe arva nemzetedtt
Szand meg szep orszagunk' lie hagyd att elveszn,
Ne j0tt-ment ellensegnek darabokra tepni.
Tekints rank konyoriilj, keriink mint Teremtot,
Hisz ugy megbnhodte mar nep multat
jovend6
Halldd meg szegeny hazank nepenek sirasat,
Ne engedd elveszni rea maradt Jussat.
Igerjik fogadjuk, visszaterink Hozzad,
Patr6nank lesz ujra TIE scent sziz Anyad!
East Youngstown, 1920 dec. 20.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
ROMAN ANDRAS.

A magyar nyelv kitunik azzal, hogy
egyreszt sz6b6segevel, masreszt halle
konysagaval alkalmas ARA, hogy ugy-
sz6lva4 minden idegen SCOT nelkuloz'
hessen ses minden gondolatot akar-
milyen tudomanyos vagy kulonleges
legyeh sajat szayaival kifejezhes-
son
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
LEsz6LAs.

Gyuszi: Anyamasszony katonaja a.!
Mindjart bog, ha a kalapacscsal fej-
beiit6m!
Anya: Hat miert mem jatszol kis
Daniyal7 i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
Eljjoin-e Jezus !?


szokott onn ataan gyermekekhez es mi is latni szo
TUX az k6pmasat agyermekek szemeben. A betlehemi
gye1mek visszaer foldre hogy sorvado szvekbe VI
eetet ntson krsztsi szerete r6gen csak frazis
fold0n
Most is varunk, hogy elton es megtan benniin-
ke ujra szeretni egymast. Mer ujra kell tanunl AIT
amit elfeledett az ember.
sok szaz binteli nap utan elkovetkezk egy nap eb
ben esztend0ben is amkor magunkba szalnk es mi is
enduunL kirayokkal meg pasztorokkal Bethlehem
fel6 csilag utan.
Meg kel tanulna vilagnak ujra hogy szeretet mel
Kill rideg te1meketlen Sahara lesz fold es rata elo
ember elfeejt mosolyogni.
Exert megyiink isnet Betehembe.
magyar mar elfeedett mosolyogni
A mi szenved6senk eeg nagyok mar arra hogy
megvaltsa Udvozito Nekiink szeretet innepe is fa
damat fog hozn, mint annak koldusnak, aki ntca
rol abakon at nez karacsonyfakat es mezitlab jar
hoban ami masnak oyan sz6ppe hangulatossa teszi
karacsonyt.
A mi madsagunkbo soha marad XII ohajtas
logy: joijon ell TIE oiszagod TIE orszagodat ep
pen ugy megraboltak, mint menket es Teddel talan
visszaer menk is. Hszen csak azzal terhet vissza
De addig legafabb mi mindennapi kenyeriinket add
meg!
mi gyel1nekeink szemeben szenvedesek k0nnye
fog csillogn most karacsonykor, 0r0me. Es ha
hozzajuk is elton ezus akkor latn ogja hogy 6 helyre
erkezett Akkor latni fogja, hogy vag amelyk eze-
ket artatan elkeket en szerencszenekke tudta ten
nj, tokeletesen megerett masodik ozonvizre
Mnden nap emondjuk nehanyszor, hogy: Legyen
meg, Uram TIE akaratod es ext Te akarad ICY,
inasnak miive Ez Gonosze es kildd el, Uram fla
dat, Te scent fiadat, aknek szleteset nnepeljuk
hogy szabaditson meg benninket touk.
Messziro jottink odas ahol most eliink. Szabad
pusztasagbo jottink Anink volt becslettel szereztik
es becsileel meg 6riztiik eddg. verinket adtuk
ere. Els most elvettek tolJnk szabadsagot is, NIT
pusztakro hoztuk magunkka amint egy 6vezreu alatt
mndent evettek toiink, amit pusztakro hoztlnk
gunkkal ahol egytt kenk nappal es egyiitt bolyong
tunk csillagokkal.
Ma mines egyebunk, Uraln, csak 1itiink benned
Hsziink egy Isenben, hsziink egy hazaban, hiszink
egy steni orok gazsagban mi szep szent hazank fela
nadasaban abban hogy karacsony iinnepen arkor fe
Jon csiag hozzank, magyarokhoz is eljol Te fiad
Jezus.
Karacsony iinnep6n ICY szokott eddig lenni - el
szokott onn atatlan gyermekekhez es artatlanabb
gyermeked mines, UIam, a~lnagyarnal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-12-23
SAMUELS
HIRES GYEMANTJAIROL ES ORAIROL

korai karacsonyi aandek vasarl6k akik mar fell
keresik uzeunket hogy oa e vaIaszekb6 ajan
kaika kszemelek j6l csekszenek inert azok, akik e6
szor vaasztanak, legjobban iarnak.
nagyobb valasztekot nyujt SANIUEI.s-ne mashol
kardcsonyi ajanlekokat vasarl6k szamara
A mi VI HELYIsEGUNK tobb alkaImatossagot nyujt
hog arunkat bemuassuk es hogy pontosabban Is fl
gyelmesebben kszogaljuk
Amikor orat vagy gyemano vesz menjen cakis o hirH
ekszereszhez Olyanhoz aki mnden tekntetbn fe6eget
valal mindaz6rt amit 0nnek mond SAMUEL ceg 27 ev
aat becsuletesg megbizha6sag hnev6re te zert Is
ebben tekintetben els6k kozo all Youngstownban
Mi j6l vasarolpnk 6s egyszersmind NAGYKERES
KEDOK is vagyunk nagyban veszInk, valamint k0u
m6ny, hogy vagyunk f5utcan, lehet6v6 tesk hogy
metanyosabb arakat szabjunk, mint masok.
Naunk megtalalja legszebb Is legjobb GYEMANTO
- KAT, ORAKAT, EKSZEREKET, EztSTNEMUEk UEkET r
EzTsTOZ0TT Ey0EszK0ZOKET FALI0RAKAT, UJDoN
SAGOKAT, ELEFANTCSONT TOILET KESZLETEKET
b Mindezek cgj6Nb mh6segben Is cxclusv mintakban
Ne fecise .el, hogy naunk talalja egnagyobb Jegy
gyIrH valasztekot. fss@s
EGY AR MTNDENKINEK, ALkU NALUNK NINCS =
@ @ az uj heyisegben
]. $3.50. 1e SOUTH PHELPS STREET
A. A varoslaza kozeleben.
"A megbizhatosag otthona.
1s47 Rogers Bros ezistnemiiek f6lerakata.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-05

aETHIS era Of gay colors little Miss
J. America has even a wider choice
than her mother or Yer big sisters,
wbeQ Ct comes time to select her win
ter coat. Colors for her range aI' the
way from black and the neutral shades
TO vivid tones in bright hues. Many
shades OF rose, blue, tan, pink through
TO white, make lovely little coats and
they are usually finished with narrow
hands of fur on cuffs and collar or
With fur collars. These gay-colored
coats are made of yeIours or duvetyn
and are not intended to stand the
wear and teur Of every day
In fur coats, with turbans to match.
there are muskrat, rabbit, gray or gray
md white squirrel, made Of the I'M
dyed pelts These are sturdy and very
warm and among them are a few alt
vhite coats. for diminutive ladies, that
arc made of rabbit or squirrel fur, anc
only intended for dressup occasions
Many of the wool turs make pmctica
.ll.ronnd coats like that shown IN the
n,ciure. which Is too simple to nec'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-05
Melvin WILL HEAD
COLLEGE CAMPAIGN
6YNoa5 Of tennessee, "A.
sAfsA AND LOUISIANA WILL
EAlSE COLLEGE FUND
$loo0O00 IS THEIR GOAL


Nashville, Tenn.-Rey, NJ E. Mel
vim Of Memphis has been selected as
the head of the campaign for $1,000
600, to be raised by the syNods OF
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana for the establishment Of
the Southwestern Presbyterian Uni
versity at Memphis Headquarters,
under his direction, viii be opened
at Memphis and Is trained workers
will begin activities in the four states
named. Tennessee's quota OF the ST.,
100000 is 100000,
These decisions were reached at
the meeting Of the campaign commit
tee of the synod Of Tennessee of the
Southern Presbyterian Church at the
First Presbyterian Church here. The
committee is composed If the follow
ing: [Ir James |. Vance, chairman;
L. D. McDougal Of Franklin, vice,
chairman; c. S. Ivie Shelbyyille, sec
rotary; w. A. Dale of Columbia, John
Marshall of LewisbUrg, George r. Gil
lespie and A. P Kennedy Of Nash
vile, J. W. Vanden Of Jackson, WI
z. Holt of Memphis, V. P. Moriarity
Of Ripley and !. P. Matthews of Oak
land Meeting with this committee
were Rev. NJ. E, Melvin and DR.. Chas
Diehl, president Of the s. P. q.
Rev. NJ. r. Melvin, who is in charge
of the campaign, has conducted sim
liar ones in North and South Caroline
and has been eminently successful il
them, more than reaching the goal at
tempted. He is confident as to the
outcome Of the proposed campaign fol
the Southwestern Presbyterian Uni
versity
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-11-05
MAY SHIP COTTON NOW
Cotton Lint and Linters Produced
Prior to 1919 Affected BY Modifi'
cations of Existing Quarantine.

Washington.--Cotton lint and lint
ers produced prior to 1919 may be
shipped to points outside of the cot
ton belt without disinfection after
Nov. /, under modification of the ex-
listing quarantine against the pink boil
worm in Texas and Louisiana, the
Department of Agriculture announced
Permits, however, will be required for
the movement of such cotton.
The movement of cotton under reg
ulation through the port Of New Or
leans and interstate shipment of cot
ton lint and linters which have been
in storage for such period as to pre-
clude the possibility of their being
the means of conveying the pink boil
worm are the principal objects OF the
new ruling.
Marketing Of accumulated linters at
the oil mills in the regulated zones in
Louisiana will be possible under the
amended quarantine regulation, it was
said, without risk of spreading the
pink boil worm.