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The Washington herald., 1920-03-02
The Weather

Forecast
District Of Columbia and Maryland: Fair,
slightly warmer today and tomorrow; gentle
shifting winds.
Virginia: Fair, slightly warmer today ane
tomorrow; gentle to moderate north ane
northeast winds on the coast.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-02

: Miss Marcella Phaien. of Harrison
burg. is visiting her sister, Mrs. A
NJ. Brown.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-02
Temperature Report.

Highest. 42; lowest, Is.
Relative humidity-s a. m. 90; 2 p. m
"A; g p. m, As.
Rainfall Is p. m. TO 9 p. m.), o.
Hours of sunshine, 11.3.
Per cent Of possible sunshine, 100.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-02

A jury here today adjudged George
Ernst, of Bethesda district. insane.
The proceedings were instituted by
two of his children.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-02
For colds or Influenza

and as PNventive. take LAXATIVE
BROMo QUlNlNE Tablets. Look for E. W.
GROVES signature on the box. 3Oc.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-02
Rockville, Md.

Rockville. Nd, March 1. Jacob
l.. GLAND. a farmer of Laytonsville
district, died yesterday at his home
near Unity. 81 years old. He had
been i'll a long time. Surviving
him are his wife and several sons
and daughters. GLAND was a native
of Frederick County. but had lived
in this county twenty years.
The funeral of Miss Eliza Chinn,
a trained nurse. who died Satur-
day afternoon in Alexandria, Va,
was held today at the home of her
uncle, J. william Benson, the serv-
ices being conducted by Rev. p.
Rowland Wagner. Burial was in
Rockville Union Cemetery She is
survived by a brother. Raleigh S.
Chinn. OF Rockville. The day be-
fore Miss Chinn's death, her only
sister died of pneumonia at Pur-
cellville, Va. During the war a
brother succumbed to the same dis
ease.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-02

NJ. ]. Riddleberger is recovering
from a serious illness.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-02

Mrs. B. f. Taylor, of Harrisonburg,
is visiting friends here.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-02
Deparrures from Normal

Accumulated deficiency Of temperatur
since January i. 1920. -1Sa.
Deficiency Of temperature since Februar.
/, 1920, 40.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since January /, 1920, -1.23.
Deficiency OF precipitation since Feoruar!
1, 1920, DIP.
Temperature same date last year-Highest
IS; lowest, SO.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-02

Leon c. Ware, proprietor of the
burned Beverley Hotel, almost a
week after the fire. is still in the
Kings Daughters Hospital. as the
result OF burns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
NDL4NS GAIN IN
EAD By WIN
7 ER RED SOX 20

-.s'5.-1. .-eur. 'L2--leveIanu
H2,s. Bon y L4e nrst game Of
.s-.=s a-- -oaa,- = 10 O. Z was
+ --- g. between Pennpck and
r. suited n 8aEny 29t,l
e JASON Abnuf - e9o
3 "a. .-our. -ae chilly weather -
fs ZANE.
-lr7- --.a Boston n tour hits. TWO
. ve,s --aue ~ Hooper-. rhe
~ ne first ana thIrd m
IT was -"'-er II trouble until
* when. WIN TWO out.
-.@ ana 8ierusisey but
aa game ny ---lk.nE cut
reese were rrle aulv masses
SS' eu- pne To Hooper. in
''-4l.- re sixth. and one TO
sss" 1r se,-ar-f.. He struck
a he indians az, MS usr-
ae six-r INNING when
~eG me only runs If the
.- a,rnsEauss hHd I:neo
-'--aa- 1uupInd aEn inst the
j he'd smith duplicated me
h. 0eaEsr. Gardner sent a
erlnpck. vim tossed ham
9ns-nr singled t. center
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
P0nleroy and Scott
Plead Not Guilty
70 Moore Murder

Dover. Ne. Sepr Is-W iiliam Pom
erov and jesse Scott. nuLn nf Green
Vile indicted by the Pascarauu,s
County Grand Jury Tor rne murder
u 3uberT G.. Moore, alias Cucrnurc.
a. Gresnvillg. March -, pleaded nor
ulty when ar-aIEnsd before Chief
Justice leslie {. CORNISH n the Su-
preme CnUrT today The rrla! was
SCI -ur next Thursday
Ar-y-Gen. Guy Z SfurEls and
County ANY James L Hudson Will
prosecute the czse. while PomerOy
will ne defended by {. ". and K Nj
hayes Of FuxCruf1 and john 6 VIII
iiaIns II EUiltord. Scurt will ne de-
tended ny Judge Martin :. Durg,n Of
MILO.
P0meroy and Scur-. i is alleged
snur and killed Moor a. his cabin
on the snore uf ApuEensad Lake
They we,'e aiken ny q posse AZ Jack
man from Canadian Pacific freight
tram. on which they We're fleeing.
BoIh men nae oesn buErders at the
Moore nome and claimed the shoot
ing was dune by a band of -ubper-s
WIN drove them from the house
A Joint Indictment charging as
sAuIt with lntanr % Kill Yfa-rarer
Moore. wife Of the murdered man.
was a4sp returned Pleas Of MOI
guilty. were entered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
UNIV. OF MAINE WINS
OVER FIT. MCKINLEY

Oronn sept. I9--he blg blue eleven
opened me season by swamping the
sturdy bar-iers rom Fort Mchlnlev
aS-a The eDidiers held Maine 70 tn
nj the nalf. then rhe superior cendi-
tlan Of the college men began TO make
an impression er-um the beginning NJ
me tnIrd quarter THE inaI result
was never IN doubt
Fsari Mckinney kicked off TO Maine
Capt. Smith -an the bal back from
Maine S5-Tard line 70 miafield as
starter. There were several gains
made by Maine ana EinBherg fun1hied
IN the FIRST play Annie flmbled ana
Maine recovered. Several plays and
Brown fumbleti FOR Maine This WIS
the way the game went fur the firsr
quarter, then the Maine backs began
IN hi1 their stride Aided nv a mem
atty and steady gains Maine rnutie rheir
FIRST srnrs. Small CARRYING the haI
around Jeff emu for rs varrfs. ana a
touchdown. He also kieheg the goa.
During tine second Ialf sup game
WAS a Succession of tnuchdowns rar
Maine Maine played nearly three full
teams this hair ana gradually the sol
ftiers crIimbisu before the rrensq at
Tackle
For Fort Mckinney Annie Triuno
krol and whltlock played a goes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

BROOKLYN. Sept. -9-Brpokiyn won
rodavs game with Pittsburgh 70 3
n d thrilling ninth inning finish.
With me scnr-e TED. Neis opened the
Brpoklvr hale of the last inning with
a double. Re stole third on the first
pitcn and scored me winning run
when Schmidt threw wild.
The score was tied al me and Of
each inning w n the last one. Pfef-
1er ana Cooper were natted haIu n
ne first rnd each team scored Twice
Both pitchers SERTED down until the
sixth when south worth's triple and
CutsnAw's single gave the pirates z
run. Johnston. first ID for Brook
lvn N the same inning tied the score
with a nome run inro the LEFT field
--anfi stands. A postponed game
will be PLAYED tomorrow Scnre
Pittsburgh @ 0 0 q o-S-S2
BROOKLYN . o 0 ! Q o 1-4-5-2
Cooper ann Schmidt; Pfeffer and
Miller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

St LOUIS. Mo-. Sept IA crowd
sEid 70 be me largest N The hlsorv
uf the American LeacTe here saw
81. Lous defeat New York 3 70 ! n
The opening game Of series Of
three this afternoon
Dav!s hurled brilliantly. allowing
nut TWO hits. singles ny PRATT and
Peckinnaugn, The h-s1 came IN the
seventh inning with one our ana
drove IN Pipp. who had walked and
moved ID second on Ruth =-ounder-
i was the only time ne vlsItors got
a -unner past first Pecklnpauct' 8
hit came n the ninth
The lncais drove Thurmahien from
the box IN the fourth inning Score.
New York o q Il o. q o. -
St LOUIS q q = q - q x-f,-I4-tl
-hormahlen, Collins and Hannah.
DAVIS and Severed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
Giants Defeat
Reds in Ii Innings
I'm Crucial Series

New York. Sept. 19-Naw York
outtouEn1 Cincinnati today in an Il
inning struggle. the FIRST cDnresr of a.
four game series VINO may DECIDE
which team remains n the almost
hopeless chase after the Hrpuizfvu
leaders. The score was To 6. The
Giants won when Doyle walked ana
scored from first Oh Duncans rumble
Of Snyuer's mt ID left field All Of
the Bed runs were due 70 hnmers
Wit hthe tally SIX all anu news OF
Bruukiyn,s victory over Pittsburgh
posted on the bulletin board Douglas
of the Giants and Cgumbe nj Cincln-
nat. bofh reiief pitchers. put extra
speed on the ball and fought evenly
until the Red twirier issued rne fatal
pasE-
Cincinnati had victory within It's
grasp IN the ninth when a fast double
ulay ended the inning With Caumbe
or third base and Eatf on second as
the result Of a pass and Douglas wild
throw To firsI after Faith had beat out
an lnfieid nit. Rousf Sent a siar- AZ
to center on which M artsnnf was
made to score Grim Siurnmed mt a
long fiyipng f. which Went Just out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

size me foul inc IN the night 1eid
g-andsIanG ana then drove vIcluus
liner a. heLr wmchh caught ant
auuhied Up CoumDe al third.
Barnes VINO started Tor New York
lasted until ne seventh inning, when
Cnumnes homer ur Win one on base.
-led the scnT LuUue began lne game
for Cincinnati and Was harTed ON n
the third, Cincinnati got rWo rms
n tne first inning when Ruusn'
homer in INTO the ~IEht field grand
stand aisp scored Grun. The Giants
raliiec thrae tines I their matt on a
pass 7 ounEs triple. q fieIders' chnlce
ana kel.v's triple Nnw YORK added
-ilrre more Z She -hird on a pass and
four, singles. Win none out. Cunmbe
VINO relieved LuQue. stopped further
scoring ana held rhe Locals hAtJers
. three niIs n me ~ernaInInE innings.
Zone ~uns With 2 man on base by
%aale = the fDu~-h and ny CounDe
IN me seventh. sept Cincinnati II
me INNING Douglas tous w the
burden for New York and afrer the
Ped pitchers hICh smash huageo inro
rfe luper ~igh1 Heid stand IN the
manner Of one of Babe Rurn's nuners.
Douglas was moi as steady as ms Oh
punent. hut however never failed q
ugn1en IN cne punches.
Scurr.
Cincinnati
e0020 o00n q o-s-1c- :
New 1rk
10000 o q q 1---1o-1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
PORTLAND MAYOR OUT
FOR DENOMINATION

Portland. Me. Sept lR-Mayur
Charles z. Clarke. who is serving
ms ChIrd FERN. 1pday announced mis-
candidacy tor denomination by the
Republicans There are ALREADY TWO
other candidates. in the field, svdue,,
3. Lai-aDse. president of the Com
mon Council. ana State Senator Free
man Nj. Grant.
Mayor Clarke was reelected las,
year by the largest maturity ever
gwen candidate for that position
IN This city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
500 MAKE ORDERLY EXIT
DURING FIRE IN THEATRE

Bath, Me. Sept. 1s-While ssD per
SONS ware enjoying q Tnpriun picture
show al Liberty Theatre tonight. IRE
suddenly broke out IN a stureronm on
n first landing If the STAIRWAY 10
Inc balcony The audience made an
irdertv rush 1nr the exits. The thea
re was ernptied II less than FIVE
minutes. The fire was SOON sxtin-
e~ylisnpd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Chicago. sept 1e-Chicagp kept
pace with Cleveland by oefeRring
Philadelphia to-day 70 ! N me
4irsE game o. the series. Chicago ap-
pHreutiy mao tossed the game away
n the early innings Dut launched d
drive n the sixth and drove Rom
MEL off the mound Score:
Phiia- ...... q ? ! o o. 6-3
Chicago . @ ! o. x-o-Il--
Rommeil Perry ana Perkins. VIII
lians Wilkinson and ScnaIk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

tet4r@f. Sannnrn, Linesrnen PT'st-..
stone. Timers. Il. wilson. Hopk-ns
Periods, Two 81 ana -wo minute
periods. -nucnduwns small. Young =
Wood = TAYLOR = Cou--nev. G4oaIs
rom 1oucndowns Small =. Taune :.
SuhsrIturnns For- Mckinney -
Dodge tnr DuPonr. Saunders Tor Crit
m, WhIrlock TOR Humes. Longnkowsk5
rar Tiles Empieton cor Lee and XII
cullen for Apple
Malnt-Thomas cor Brown Small
f0~ Young, MckeCnrie 9ur D-esser
Phillips fur Mulraney Boomer for
Murray Tozler fnr Jordan u ood cor
zinsoerg Tinker tur Barron Courtney
for Thomas, Rockwell for -uzier
Johnson fnr Mckecnnie. Pe~-v cor
Small Lord FOR Courtney, Zvsman
tor Lard. Powers for Barron. Dunn Tor
Dresser. Pike Tor Rockwell, Cabp fnr
Glnsnsrg- Munrpe for Zysrnan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Cleveland s... g 0 > @ =
Twn-bhse nits Brady Sewell
Speaker rs. Smith. Stuien bases
johnston. Double niays-Scutt. BradT
and afcInnls. SeweIi ana Johnston %,
Left ON hases-Bosion- !: Cleveland 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

and Smith scursa Seweu WAS called
uur OF strikes
With -he exception Of me nIntn IN
ming only one Boston plRyer reached
second base In -ae Sixth lrnlnE
Brad. doubled win ane out. t4oope-
wa7l,sa but pennuck ana Eiller tanned.
PnSTCN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
Tigers Take Two

Detroit Mich. sept. I9-DeGrnir
TOOK TWO games from Washington
todav 3 70 : and 3 70 =. The FIRST
game Was d loosely played affair
featured 5y Conns steal nome In
the second, Detroit punched h1ts on
Shaw II the hrss inning for three
runs. lead winch Washington
could not overcome Scores:
First game
" aahIngr IN
; g 0 O = @ G---IO-2
Derrur g = o ! q q - 81
Sond. Courtney and Gha~-1ry.
Ehne and Maulun.
Second game:
N astIIngIun
0 Q 00l I @ a-o-ln-0
Detroit 5 0 O o @ 0 o - -
Shaw and Picinlch, DauHs ana
a 41smILh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
Fast Racing Closing
Day Lewiston Fair

lewiston. Ne. Sept 1S--e1 -awav
day al the Maine Stare far brought
the finest weather and she fastest
racing Of the week. ou1 being some
thing IN the way Of hang over" a
day after the regular time fDr the
fair 70 emu. tne attendance fell off
The frs race. the Yankee Division
free fnr-aI. with 4 purse Of $1,000
though the fastest Of the week was
not SO interesting as some others
The Ghost winning il IN straight
meats without being extended
The 30 mace was a race from
start 10 finish and SIX heats were re-
quured ID dscide II with three heat
winners. The us U~u1- with three
starters the smallest field Of the
week WIS also q straight heat AGAR
The summar-
YANKEE DIVISION. FREE FOR
AII-pTPEF S1fNkB
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Base On hsIls-Or Pannncl. >, Baghv
; Struck ouf-Bv Pennock . ny
Bagbr. = Cmpires-Evans ana Ma
ing. Time -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
BOSTON
EI-ANB

= Barted for Killer IN slxtri.
" Ratred fnr Pennock II ninth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

game For Maine Capt. Smith. Brown,
Enemer NChechuls TAYLOR, Waod.
small. Cou,'-nev ana Thomas played q
stellar game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
EMPLOYMENT

ssip Wantss-f-male e
AasIs-ANT-In hlgt scflool. = teach
Latin. French ana EngliEh Also
tsAcnEr 1Dr Small ciass 3. hlgn
st.fiao' English mathematics aad
sItaer SCIENCE ar Latin. state
Qualifications experience Cif any
references ann shiarv expectsn al
dress. supL OF schnois. Pir-sfleid. Ne.
CAPABLE GIRL-Fur' general house
work. Appiy 70 Mrs. y {. Weston, :
North Chestnut 81
CCOK-Who viii do snIns nuuaewurk
N small family nj adults. Apply n
M-s. Rirna-d z. Goodwin : Chandler
St
CooK-Gond one IN small 1Emay NJ
adults. AppiN II Mrs. 8 :. LAn-
easier. - South Chestnut St
cOOK-Cnmpeteu one. or woman fur
genera neusewurk n family Of IN
Portland. ExreIlen1 wages 10 appii-
cant with goUn references. Aupi- 70
Mrs. z a. Randall. Portland. r j.
CO0K-Please applv 10 Mrs Guy Can
nett, 1Sz State St
CRoCEE-ERS-on infants huorsss
and sauques only Steady WORK and
goun pay all year We pay Parcel
Post and Expressagf both WAYS.
Mav KNITTING Co. %" irving Ave.
Brobklrn. \.
ETE-0r rnidfile aged woman. one
VINO can cook anu DO mouse WORK far
family Of seven. Mrs. ? Z Leigh
rnn. Granite Eli. Tal. $I6-G1.
GTRL-Capable one fur general nuus.-
work IN q small family Address s. e.
3 Care JuurTla1.
GIRL-o- woman enr genera mousse
work No washing or ironing, APP
IA - : -'''4- : -i''''''t--''
GIRL OR WOMAN TO Do FLACN
COOKING AND ASSIST IN HOUSE
WORK. MRS. 2 NJ. LAWRENCE.
81 STATE STREET TEL 2so.
Rouse MA-D-And waitress al stsse
hospital, Apply 10 marrun-
EOTsEw 0Rh-wu oman or CIR 70 as
sIsI Cali or wriLe 1Ss Cnny 81.
KITCHEN GTa-AIso waitress. d:
once EaIiowen Bnuse
KITCHEN HELP-Af Home Lunch.
POI Water ST.
sECoND GIR--In supt Dept An
gusla State Eosp1-R-- Appls 10
STEIN OGRAPEER A-1C sCCkhEEP-
ER-one who mas mad experience anu
Will work for promotion See Mr.
Lawrenne al 29p Water ST., Augusta.
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

~RRICk LAYERS WANTED. Wages s1.oe per hour Long
ob. Address A A. Dillingham; Foreman fur OTTO NELSON
COMPANY Augusta State Hospital Augusta Maine Tese.
phone 1850"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

LA-sAk5t>. r a Nm AT---tN / 3hs-E. SAW
Star bIn, by Bour-
non. ? CHI
IT II b cd d u
Hayuen3 ..-. = . ! !
King Dodge BIZ by
Cling 4 ole
tJohnson) 49, I I . .
Billr the Rab-
nit. hE, ny
Eulos ID. wor-
then ..-.-...--.. / : 70
Sandy McNabh
nm, C. Nur-
then ...--- . 3 ; 70
PHtar DIr-ecruTn and Junior Forest
also started Time, 2.1g Ia: a1p Ia
10 L.; lib L.. LII ii -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
Several Hundred Dollars By Buying Used Car Now Instead Of Next

A Mistake
was made IN one Of the classified acs printed a
The Journal few DAYS ago Within an hour
after the paper was out, there came phone
call ID tel Us about Il And after that there were
more calls and still u,ore,-al from folks VINO had
seen the ao.
That shows how closely journal readers read
the classified sdvertsen sn1s N The Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Sometimes the unfy wav "a gef II done
in I'd advertise for somebody To dc i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Gong away Read classification Is OF
Tie Want AG SecLlun anu telephone
a -elianle rrucKnaD 70 call fur ynur
trunk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Alhs. - - --1o =. I'D -
e . -. CLASS. PACING $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

Warfeu-L,ss Stuck 50
PTLLE-S-Eariy Matched Barred
Rocks and r 7 Reds. VIII pky the
TOD IF the marker II any QUANTITY 9n6
lake them al YOUR dpnr -akeview
Poultry Farm. Hallpwen
PTLLE-S-Rhode Islam Reds White
Rocks Or Barred Rock April lHlched.
VIII pay market price at the dnur
Also year ola mems Eugene ]. Oils
R. =. Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20

VIE ARE PREP ARED-Tn sell your
property Cost vou nothing unless we
sell 1T Daniel Il Meader- r7agioweIl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-20
@uuses for Sale

EAST CRESCENT ST. houses. In
qulre of-drs. 4. E. Smith. - Chapel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
INTOLERANCE.

L I'VE duly elected members Of the New York state as
sembly have been 0usted members Of the egisla-
ture by the republican majority for other than
they members of the Socialist party elected by the
Socialist majorites in their various districts and in
consequence the people Of these districts are without the
representation guaranteed under the constitution
The case differs from that Of Victor Berger Of Wis
consin who expelled from congress- not because he
was Socialist but because of his conviction for diloya
ty to the government during the war and consequent
tence to term in prison.
These Socialists have much right to their legisla
tive seats those who voted to 0ust them Socialist
is entitled to his opinions and beliefs and it is no crime to
believe the present political system faulty and improve
ments needed If such illegal actions are tolerated free
speech and political liberty threatened and American
institutions endangered
The action is a sample of the tyranny of maiorties
and is the most fragrant example Of political intolerance
ever offered the republic 1t marks the capitalization of
the public reaction against radical propaganda and alien
by sinister eactonares for selfish political
purposes.
Humanity advances in knowledge only by means of
onfeered search for truth and by complete freedom for
the expression Of the findings Of those who have searched
Tor truth Those with proposed remedies for political
social and economic ills are entitled to peacefully pro
pound them and seek by lawful means to attain their
realization.
Persecution of Socialists or others with unconven-
iona ideas and beliefs only increases their following by
tingng their indictment Of the existing order with color
81 truth and vtaizng their claims Of class oppression to
attract the dissatisfied BY its stupid bunder the New
YORK Legislature adds fuel to flames Of political and So
aa unrest and reYives dying party Of discomfort
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10

Tobacco prices. too. hagp ssared in
Keeping with tie price of hoard ~
clothing. books and baoia. and now
We feel some inantat Jars wheu wo
dig up fpr pHnk cigars aBd ehullrlower
ehefnols There was an olden. roidel.
time vhcn ! could take a hard earned
dinae ana bus a royal smoke torch
fhai drove aNay nly care. restored the
eolpi ~ nv hair aad made Rfief
eefiH Joke iiut nnW the tatch thar
e9ata a dime would drlge the nurchas.
WI ~ fflMss ~ arson and the me. n's
gaaae ~ risHharb leaves and saro. and
aft the smoker. III rage. inYokes the
HaHfte ~ M'hr 1'llt tlgaa haH cnnio I
uivei admit when d Is wisdom truo 20
auit the habit oHre Tor All. for most
s4Rafa arc Haae ~ ttlpe the stuff ~
purchase far the plpt IL ground up
ayeralt And only plutarrant4 ean buy
Gao honea weed Il compa 80 high.
4aa higher stills" The newH. what
wonder iaAt The psar maA grlsyesf
I'm tired ~ smpkns cabbage lesrea
and aHAacaiad hhaeH I'm tired ~
thtpaing oein away fer sacks Chat
should BE- labelled hay. but bear 10.
bacop's brand and ~ / aay 10 eyary
taft sfhiA ts the time Tor swearing
offl Let's do H. hand in hand''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10

to me, This morning I tboupb, e..
read Ruth's letter, that could hard
" blame my Tom if he, too. could find
someone who would enter into his
ne and outlook more than can"
looked at Alice curiousry had
never dreamed before that she had
enough beneath the surface of her
careless everyday temperament. ia
make her even long for something
truer and better
As we entered the little electric
"hieh she was driving herself she
SAID with more feeling than I had
ever heard in her voice.
katherine, 1 envy you! Tom has
aways wanted thildr"
tomorrow Nine Gordon Money Rusa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
CUFFY MEETS A MAN

And then how Cuffy Bear did roal
Just one second after be had stuci
his paws into the steaming pan for
see--he was 50 greedy that he hat
never once stopped to think that tht
syrup was boiling hot
Now. usually If you pick up anything
hot you can drop II at once. But il il
not 80 with hot maple syrup. Cuffy's
paws were covered with the sticky
brown stuff. He rubbed them upon
his trousers. and ne roared again when
he saw what he had done
Then cdffy had a happy thought.
He would so out and shove his paws
Into a snoWbank. That would surely
cool them.
So out OF the sugar-house he dash
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
Mems Clothing To Mount
Higher In Price, Report

New York Jan. Further in
creases in the price Of mems clotbing
"''aout much change in style. were
l''ealeted today by delegates who at.
ended the tenth annual convention
or tho International association of
Clothing Designers here.
While the supply OF wooden cloth
was sad 70 he increasing, the design
Ts offered little hope that this wauld
decrease the cost Of clothes.
l"e "vs' Hers declared ghat con-
s' rNatss" both ts 20 cut aad fabrl,
would prevail In the United STATS