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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
DISQUETING NEWS FROM
PALESTINE.

Emir Feisal, the son of the
King of the Hedjaz, was recently
elected King of Syria. This in.
cludes all of what is at the pres
ent time called the Holy Land
and extends clear to the Leban.
ons. Now comes Emir Feisal and
declares a boycott against the
Allied Countries occupying terri
tory Of the Arabs. France and
England are the subjects OF his
attack. He has also organized a
commission to bring Moslems
and Christians to a better under
standing. Press dispatches state
that France is unable to continue
her occupation of French terri
tory in Syria unless she receives
strong reinforcements. Her ar
mics are already reported to
have been repulsed. The Turkish
Nationalist are cooperating
with the followers of Feisal and
the hill country is in a ferment.
There is no doubt that the rea-
son for the proclamation of Emir
Feisal as King of Syria, and the
subsequent boycott against the
Allies, is simply a scheme to
forestall whatever action Eng
land might take with regard to
establishing Palestine as a sep
arate Home Land for the Jews.
Feisal is one of those who pro-
tested against the Zionists activ-
tiles in Palestine before the
Peace Commission at Paris, and
he has now taken a more effec-
tive way of protesting. England
and France will probably abide
by the Balfour resolution, but
between the Arabs and the Tur-
kish Nationalist, we feel that
our co-religionists in Palestine
will have to go through another
campaign of blood; only large
Allied army can prevent that.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
If YOU HAVE HEARTS
PLEASE READ.

The following letter was re-
ceived by a prominent Fort
Worth merchant, from his rela-
tives in Kiev. These were former
well-to-do people, and this letter
only lightly conveys the real
hardships and sufferings. At
this season of Passover-the
Jewish festival of liberty-it is
not out of place to think of the
freedom of others, and the only
way to purchase this freedom
for the suffering co-religionists
is for us, America, to give out
and to continue to give. Read the
letter and then realize that there
are six million people in exactly
the same position. If you have
not sent in your pledge for the
American Jewish Relief do so
now. You can not tell how many
lives your dollars will save!
Kiev, Oct. %, 1919.
1.-TWO years have elapsed since
we received any letter from you,
and we do not know what is 60
ing on in this world except here
in Kiev. We are all here like in
a dungeon and God knows how
long it will last that way. No hu-
man being can express the trou-
bles which we have undergone.
We are every day in fear. Only
eight days ago we had here a po-
grom which lasted eight days. 1t
commenced on our Succoth and
we have been hiding in our Gel
lars since that time. 1t was a mil.
itary pogrom, the leaders being
soldiers and officers. They got
into the Jewish quarters and
plundered and murdered and
ravished. There were more than
a thousand killed in this city.
Kiev, which was one of the larg-
est cities in Russia looks now
like a cemetery. All the business
houses were robbed. We are all
on the verge of starvation, peo-
pie are dying from hunger and
cold. The pogroms were general
over Ukrania and from a regis
ter, over a hundred thousand
Jews have been killed in this
province. Up to the present time
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
MERCHANTS, PLEASE
NOTICE.

Worth, some time ago bought
three and one half dozen
neck ties, from Carter-Biard
Company, Mems Furnishing
Goods, Dallas, Texas. When
the merchandise arrived it was
not what he had ordered and
he returned it. He received a
credit memorandum for $36.19,
the amount of the merchandise,
with this notation on it: 1--WE re-
greet our salesman called on you,
he must have made a mistake in
the number, evidently a real
"Jew." We do not know who the
Carter-Biard Company is: but
we do know this, that if we were
Jewish merchant and were pur-
chasing anything from this con-
Germ, we would never give them
an order. There was a time when
an insult of this sort was passed
by without notice; that time is
passed. There was a time when
we passed insults of this sort by
because we felt that those that
made remarks like this had no
better sense; but we assume that
in these days businesses is car
ried on by men of understanding
as well as character, and no one
that has both of these would
write what the fellow wrote who
made out the credit memoran-
dunn to Grossman. 1t is almost
unbelievable that in a modern
business, in a modern city, a bus
mess man could degrade himself
by STOPPING to insult a great re-
ligious group simply because
member of that group did some
thing that was displeasing to
him. Perhaps it is just an act
of this sort that Is needed to
prove that all men who pretend
to be gentlemen really are not.
We have of course, heard the
customary excuse that mo insult
was intended" We do not believe
that the heads of this firm would
countenance any intended insult
of this sort, but it is mighty poor
judgment on their part, it seems
to us, to encourage slurs of this
kind whether they are intended
or not.
We do not know how many
Jewish customers Carter-Biard
have, but we say again that if we
were one of them, we would bid
them a speedy GOODBYE.
We may say in closing that
tactics of this sort smell very
much of what used to be called,
during the war, "hun faint" In
free and liberal America the man
who wrote this is out of place.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23

WANT ADS PAY BEST
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Pork, veal and mutton: Pork On foot

Pork, veal and mutton: Pork on foot
Is Ac; veal fancy 2Ics steers 1sc:
lambs 1sise; cows 7G1oe; ewes &c;
sheep. yearIngs 12tsc.
Dressed pork 22c.
Esss and poultry; Eggs cash s4c:
lighr heas, slc; heavy hens eSc: old
roosters l50iec: springs 24c.
Negetabfes: Onions per pound SC:
celery dog, sl.75s potatoes. Yakima
Sc. Oregon sis a se, sweet potatoes Sc
beets per sack 81; turnips per sack
ss.5o; carrots per sack s1.25: parsnips
per sack S3.50; spinach Ice lb.; rad
ishes 40c doz
Fruit: Oranges s5.00@ 6. 90: lemons
81 q LS0; bananas lie; honey extract
zoe; bunch beets 45c: cabbage Tc;
head lettuce sl.95: carrots 45c. Brus-
sell sprouts Ice; eauliflower $175 dox;
red peppers Csc lb: rhuearb 12hc;
peas l5c 10.
Retail price: Eggs dozen acc;
creamery butter 7s@ 75c; country but
ter Csc; flour. hard wheat sSs59s.40
soft wheat s2.90.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Wilson'S Answer
On Gable Tonight

Washington, Feb. President
Wilson's rejoinder to the entente pre-
miers on the Adriatic situation was
expected by officials to be on Its way
to Europe by tonight The state de-
partment has finished its work on
the document which was to be re-
turned to Mr.. Wilson for final read
ing before. It was placed on the ca
BILE. No arrangement has yet been
made for publication Of this and the
preceding notes in the controversy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23

on On SALE ssSLE-S room modern muse
ep sS,em u Heights, new ana d ,noSs
iirenlaaoae Ia every way. has furnace
festpr.ese dutch kitchen. pu,,r 'vv, n
caiion css "a. az thru house. slightly lon a..
two VG Io,o and in fine condition. has ,a
and ma ,D,s with fruit and nut traas nas
paved many my, beautiful flowers 1 and tIses on
oSe, oJ b.,s street, A good buy at at S.. 81
ance H cash and terms on bal
! room, -,
fuppaose p center y of town. 'Jur bot p,oeas a.s,ar
verT vAcs fireplace. garage. 10, new ~s.er sn,,
teaturss's' rss's'rasetive. So many Ivm built Aio IN
had oD Price $500 and aJ. ean Se he
ed ID ., river bottom land Iocat-
aboa, = ,hniles miles from steel " br1dre ,J6ss-
huiIdinss,v and one acre timber NJ, No
aa aaass, Ss Worth $500 an r''Sre aSre h,,3 no
Sas st seoo1nght for a short ,ime Dus
Ms Il Iv,sszeO szeO an acre. 'e
sssst "ranie IN, Pettyjohn. s75 state
n4Ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
CORVALLIS CONNECTIONS
Real Estate Transfers.

Florence A Restine to Grace
y Foff prt Is : and bl
II University add SalemN.. $40
NJ Hunt and Cora Hunt to
Il + Peters - IL =
Central add Salem .............
Suslt IA Jones t. Sdeon StOlz
and Margaret Stolz and Len
Ia Westacott, So A John
Ford u L C In IS 3W ......
J w Harriet and X c Har-
riett to B w Watcher and
Blanche Watcher, Il G bl 16
George II Jones Salem .....~.
Albert Perlich to Walter G
Winslow. prt II C NJ Cart
wright add Sale m.......... ......
John n Schneider Jr and
Anna Schneider to Nicho-
las Schneider, 2f4 A In 4S
2W ........... ................ ............15,6;
Mabel Bodeker and Benjamin
Bodeker to Joseph Dolezal
prt bl 18 Fairmount Park
add Salem ..-......... -.....
Mary T. Goudy To II = Jensen
and Mabel Jensen, 10 A
West Hubbard ...--....... ........ 2b'
Ida Krauss and A W Krauss
to Sarah n Shimmin It z
bi Snyder add Aurora Sc.
n L Rex Coleman and Gladis
Eva Coleman 10 lie c Olson
It 2 bl add c Woodbnrn.- l6l
HALLS Parrish Diirdhal and
o. y. Durdhal to 8 p KIM
ball, 1t bl SO Salem ...--.-...
Z S and Ellen Lambert. Mary
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Stove Repairing.
Lodge Directory.

CHEMEKETA lodge No. /
meets every Wednesday
evening at 1880 at l. o. o. f. hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS meet at Nc
Cornack hall on every Tuesday al
8. J. l.. Tucker, C. c.; p. ]. Kuntz.
X r & s.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
PAGE SEVEN

and " II Tate. p II and
Martha Lambert n J Lam
bert To Joseph zuber and
Celia zaher. 4-6 int in fss
sec 2S and s6 in SIS wv
Kate Goarley and Thomas
Gourley to Joseph zuzer
and Celia zubeF Id int 1S6
A sec 25 and 26 IS 1N
Frances Trine and William
Trine 70 JoSenh Zuber and
Celia zuber f-6 int 13s A
see IS and 2e SIS NV
Alex Rowland and Mary Row
land to A Everson and
Sarah Everson. lt % Hol-
iNWood -.--......-. .....-...... . l17S
e w Peters and Eliza Peters
to IL f Pemberton. and Kate
Pemberton. Il ? bl 19 Mob
Hill Annex salem .....
Ill Pemberton and Kate
Pemberton 10 { w Peters 1t
l West hollywood ....
NJ + Pogue and Althea Pogue
to John p zeilinski. 1908
4 sec "a 6S SW ........... e76o
NJ E Pogue and Althea pogue
to J c McFarlane. 1906 A
sec ID 6S 3W Ill. 1Ses
AthIcu htd4 anu Eallnle Real
to Estelle G Howard. 100
A. George Neal ID I. G No
80 In, as .2w .... ....
Alfred Ellwood PEBBLES and
Eudora PEBBLES 10 Margar-
ct Green and John p Green
Il bl l Bcise's second add
Salem -..;.....;. .-..,...... ........ sses
Clements Berning and Cecilia
Berning to Rudolph Berning
1850 A bet sec and IL
% Nv .......-.-.- ....-....... i.s........
Rudolph J Rearing and Min
ME Berning To Clements ]
Berning and Cecilia Berning
1905 A bet sec 2 and IL 6S
l W.. ..--.-..-,.. ....-,......... 10000
Henry Berning and Mary Bern
ing and Minnie Berning
150.50 A sec SO IS wv gOOO
nnnEnHn col
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23

Grain Wheat No. s2g21o; feeo
oats s0@ssc: milling oats s60ssc
cheat hay $1,000; oat hay s2f @22;
clover hay s23-24; mill run SAT.
Butterfat: Butterfat, CSC; cream
cry butter. 66 q e9c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
sALEM.GEER LINE
SALEM. FALLS CITY & WIsTERN
OREGON ELECTRIC
SOuthbOund

Train Leave Arrive Arriv,
No. portland Salem Eugen'
s Ltd 8:15 am 1918 am 1880 pm
z 10:45 am 1850 pm Salem onl
0 2:05 pm Ans pm 6:35 pm
13 Ltd 4:45 pm GAO pm 1850 pr
II G:05pm S:07 pm Salem onl
10 9:20pm 1920 pm llem onl
"North Bank station 0eave JeffeT
son street is and 20 minutes later)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
LIVESTOCK

Portland, Ore. Feb. 81. - Cattle
steady; receipts none; steers best $i2
@1s,75; good to choice. st1@11.50;
good to choice $1,000 a 100:
medium to good $4,000 1000; fair TO
good sS,00@ 900; common to fair
$500 @S.00; choice COWS and heifers
$9.50 q10.50; good to choice $500
$50; medium TO good s150@s.60;
fair to medium $6.5O@7.50; Gamers
S5.50@6.5o; bulls s6.25Q $50; prime
light calves s15,50@17; medium light
$19.50@15.5O; heavy calves $40
12.50; stockers and feeders ss@s.50.
Hogs steady; receipts 107; prime
mixed S15.75Q16.s5; medium st5.25
@15.75; rough heavy s11.00Q15,35:
pigs $13@15
Sheep steady; receipts is; eastern
lambs .00@1S.00; light valley SIC
%17.00; heavy Si4.50@15.50; feeder
lambs S12@15; yearlings S15@l5.50;
wethers $13@13.50; ewes S1o@12.
Butter
Portland Or, Feb. 21.--Cubes OK
ira csc; parchment wrapped, box lots
pVS, SditoliS Vttt iuAt pofeS Az Aloio
fat 64c (. o, b. station; CSC Portland.
Poultry and Eggs.
Portland, Ore, Feb II. - Weak;
Eggs selling price case count
40c buying price, case count 39ci
buying price. 44c; selling price
candled 4sc, selected candled in car.
tons Acc
Poultry: Hens 30@34c; broilers SO
q 40c; roosters zoe; turkeys dressed
40 q 50cs geese 20L25c; ducks 35 q 40c
Wheat and Mil Stuffs.
Wheat: $2.20; barley. $72 oai
$3.50 bid; corn No. yellow $500
| bid
Hay: Buying price, valley timoth
$20@2S; alfalfa $3.50; grain sac
cheat $22; clover $26; oats and vetcf
$26.
Millstuffs: Prices fob. mill, cit.
| artage So extra. Mill run, car lots o
mixed cars $44 ton; rolled barley s7a
rolled oats s6e.5O; ground barley s7'
scratch feed $50.
Corn whole sec; cracked SOS.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23

Train Leave Arrive ArriS
No. Eugene Salem POrtian
9 7,15 am 9:30 or
10 Ltd 1925 am 9:45 am 11;30 al
.12 1906 pm 2:30 pI
16 Ltd 1855 pm 4:00 pm $3.50 pI
20 Salem only $3.50 pm 7.40 pI
% 4:25 pm 1855 pm 1000 p
North Bank station tarrive Jeffe'
son street 15 minutes earller.) 'Lea'
Corvallis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
FOR SALE.

For Sale-Wood.
DRY wood for sale. four foot. and
sawed Call evenings 167SW. AZ
FOR SALE-Wood. Phone 10seM.
ee49s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
w. E. Compton.
HIGH CLASS REAT. Fsr,Tr

469 State. Phone 9aO or s4F1a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23

Give us some more listings like
this.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
REAL ESTATE.
Houses For Sale

room house electric Hshts. bath
gas. 1909 block, Court St. Price So
900.
room bunsalow. modern eNcep,
basement. l50o block Chemeketa st.
$3.50.
room house. big lot, corner; bath.
electric lights. firenlace. .SS500t good
terms 700 block n 17th.
ROOM house, moderR except base
ment, lot SOxl25; terms. y. nth st.
$4,000.
acre tract. house. harm. chicken
yards. good soil; east of fair ground.
only 10 minute walk to street Car
line. ssa0e
80 acres fine soil. new harm. an
under cultivation Ss25 per acre.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
REAL ESTATE.
Kinney & Smith.
IDEAL SMALL FARM


For chickens and few cows. "a
acres all new land, Ia acres cultivat-
ed, 5 acres open pasture and 2 acres
fine young fir. Dark, rich loan soil,
excellent for almost anything, Fine
new room house, good barn, gar
age and big chicken house. Gas en-
gine and big water tank. Water pip
ed into house, barn, pasture and
chicken house. With the place go l
light team, harness. wagon, plow,
harrow, cream separator, stump pull
er, IT'S chickens. wheat and oats In
barn and nearly acres Of fall wheat
looking fine. Price for everything
$4,000. Terms. Located on good gray-
eled road: Is minute drive to Sa-
lem. 100 yards to station and x mile
to school.
Give us some more iistings like
this.
Kinney & Smith.
POI Bank OF Commerce bldg. Phone
1880. Residence phone 1o61W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
NEW TODAY


must be moved. Owner 1854 Broad
Wiley d. Allen Co. 519 Court 81
10000 Look at this today.
FOR -Nlyphenes ana snare
drum. Phone ll4z cls
- acres all in cultivation am
Fenced. House. barn. orchard. a few
blocks OFT paved road. $4750. s7so
cash balance $3.50 per year.
2o9 acres all in cultivation first
class improvements. located miles
from city, good road. Price S1oo ne,.
acre, terms.
acres near liberty all in prunes
room house, outbuildings. price
SS5O0. Terms on part.
10 acres, in prunes and some To-
ganberries, Price $500.
roomed house, modern. S155o
8 room modern house. SI2sO
| handle sacrificed and bargain
property. List your property with me
df 1t has merit 1 can sell.
Tell your wants to II. 5. Radcliff
room Bayne bldg. ra- q
a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23

81 acres choice land almost adj
Joining city on fine road. well drain
ed and in high state of cultivation.
fair house and. barn. A beautiful
home priced 1T $4,000, easy terms.
tor a few days only. Let us SHOW
YOU today.
10 acre tract fine land, barn and
we'll. acres fine bearing prumes and
choice apples, close in: good road.
$500.
z acres adjoining above place, some
loganberries and garden. Modern
house and good improvements. $4,000
. acres nearly all in choice fruit
model improvements; minutes
from state house; must be seen to
appreciate. Price S6250.
10 acres, 8 room house; acres
finely groomed logans-produced last
season 261s tonsi acre Strawberries.
l family orchard. balance fine gar
den. 2 crops will pay for place. Price
$4,000. Yook at this today.
II acres very choice, close in on
good road, which will be paved this
season; mostly all in fine bearing
prunes; large modern new house with
built in conveniences, furnace in ce-
ment basement, hot and cold water
in rooms, hard wood floors; fine barn
garage and poultry house. All for
$4,000.
4S acres fine orchard. produced
last year rs tons; good house, large
new barn, frost proof fruit house. 200
chickens, horses COWS, machinery,
tools; miles out. All for 100000.
This is a fine home and income prop
osition. Let us show you this prop
erty,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
REAL ESTATE.
Best BuvS

205 acres, Ie5 cleared. 60 slashed
balance timber; boitoEl and bencl
land; 9 room house and. 2 good burns
alSo set of tenant huiltlinss. etc; sts
miles from good town. Prize $s1e e0o
Terms.
60 acres, as in cultivation. part in
fall grain; Is in timber and pasture;
family orchard; roo mhcltse. good
barn and silo, hog house. chicken
house, etc: good spring inpasture. .
miles from town. Price $4,000. Terms.
10 room modern house on paved
street, good location. near the state
house. Only $500, easy terms.
s room house. modern; large lot,
close in, <4250, terms.
rooms, bath, toilet fireplace, in
first class condition. $500. easy terms
100 lots all Joining at S45 per lot.
C1a@loecl-..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Good Investments.

Nice SO acres miles from Salem
about 35 in cultivation; good sci
farm buildings and water system
nice orchard, good soil. good road
Bargain $500.
Good 151a acre tract near Salem
mostly in cultivation and best soil.
good set buildings, family orchard
several cows, fowls. horses. machin-
cry, tools, crop feed. All for $4,000
Nice II acre tract in high state OF
cultivation, 2 miles fro mSalem, or
chard, buildings, fine location; $45O0
12O acres near Oregon Electric
and good town, an hours drive from
Salem; mostly in cultivation, best
loan soil, good set buildings, orch
ard, phone, good timber. Exchange
for good acreage near Salem or res
idence property 49, -
Nice close in 12h acre tract, good
improvements; orchard. stock, tools
machinery, crop all for $65O0, easy
terms.
For square deals see us.
Perrine d Marsters.
2l1-12 Com. club bldg. ns
Houses, Farms, Small Tracts.
HOUSES
room house, on nth and Trade
streets, lot 100X100; bath, toilet and
electric lights. $500 on easy terms.
room modern bungalow near fair
grounds, large lot $3.50 if sold soon.
A snap.
Z room strictly modern house, close
s,, Ia Inf fr,tst l. q
$1,000, easy terms.
room bungalow. close to school,
north Salem. A real snap. $4,000
good terms.
We have a list of old houses from
$3.50 to $500 on easy terms. Call AT
our office and We will tell you about
hem.
FARMS
rs acres on highway, joining Sa-
lem. 6 acres logans, prunes.
pears. 2 cherries, 10 apples. 20 acres
cultivated peat land. 12 acres fine
rolling cultivated Some valuable
wood land and good pasture. Very
fair improvements. $4,000.
154 acres, miles out. 120 in
wheat, balance in pasture. Good farm
buildings just off hard surface road
SITS per acre on good terms.
so acres on highway. IL miles
southeast of Oregon City; good house
barn and other buildings; silos.
acres family fruit; wire fence and
cross fences. An ideal property al
$3.50 per acre.
81 acres joining Salem all in wheat
fair house This is a good buy and
will go soon. 100000.
SMALL TRACTS
10 acres. good Z room plastered
house. basement, bath. toilet. rum
ming water, good family orchard,
\ acres of good timber. $4,000.
20 acres good room plastered
house, bath: running water, fair barn
2 acres Strawberries. good family or
chard, 10 acres in cultivation, bal
ance in rough land for pasture with
7 acres of valuable timber. $500, 81.
600 cash. balance TO suit.
IA acres, 400 prune trees, 1 acre
logans some fruit, two room house.
good spring. about acres In cuitiva-
tion, balance In rough land with
some timber. $500.
3 acres. room house. good fami-
ly orchard, small stream. 10 minutes
walk from street car. $4,000. 500
cash halance $40 per month.
John H. Scott Realty Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Oregon Land Co.
First Glass Buvs

AoS OAfSR Ad Hs
4 room cottage, fine lot, fruit, out
buildings, east; 1920.
s room house, modern, fine loca
ton, close in. $4,000
acres all in cultivation, bottom
land; no buildings. $500.
90 acres deep black soil, about so
acres seeded to grain, Is acres in
stumps and pasture and timber. pret-
ty good buildings, in good locality;
10 head stock and all farm imple-
ments. $4,000
1856 acres, l6 acres in wheat, 80
acres clover, 25 acres in oats and hay,
30 acres ready to seed; good room
mouse, plenty of outbuildings, fine
we'll $3.50 per acre
314 acres. 200 acres in cultivation,
balance in oak timber; good buildings
on fine road. See us for full descrip-
ton. Very fine farm. $35, 900.
Walter McLaren.
Room 81. 1SO N. Com. ST nv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Soeolofsky.
81 State ST.

$4,000 1oacres 3is miles south on
good road; acres young 4
year old orchard. mixed. Terms
S2SOO IL acres IL miles out. some
fruit fine prune and berry
land. Terms.
SsS,000 500 acres good fruit land Ga
miles out. 100 of same good
stock proposition.
$lI00 Nice 8 room bungalow on S.
18th. Terms.
$3.50 8 room house on N. Winter.
close in. Terms.
$500 10 room house blocks from
State street ON \. Winter Terms.
$500 7 room house large lot S. Sa-
lem.
A. l.. Seamster Realty Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-23
Kinney & Smith.

POI Bank OF Commerce bldg. Phone
1880. Residence phone 1061W
n
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-03
The Other Four-Fifths. "

When someone at the Jackson
day DINNER in Washington some
weeks ago spoke Of the increasing
influence Of women, Senator Hitch
cock Of Nebr. was reminded Of
the widespread habit of American
men Of calling their wives their
better halves" In this connec-
ton he repeated story that had
oeen related to him by the Prince
OF Wales when the latter visited
this country last year.
The prince had gone into a dug
out occupied by american SOL
dlers IN the war zone, he said, and
was somewhat surprised to find
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-03
Friday, SEPT. 3rd, 1920
SUGAR DEALERS sQUEAL

When it was rumored that sugar
would go to 40 or so cents a
pound many dealers throughout
the country loaded up on sugar,
which they bought at 25 cents OF
less. Now that sugar has dropped
to 10 cents or thereabouts, appeals
have been made by them to the
department Of justice for relief
The sugar dealers claim that as
they have been restricted to a
profit Of one cent a pound they
should now be protected against
loss. The department will follow
Shands-off policy; it reaffirms
It's intention to prosecute profit
GERS holding food for speculation.
and predicts a further tumble in
sugar prices. Candy and soft
drink manufacturers and dealers
Will PROBABLY be hit hardest OW- |
ing to the vast amount of sugar
carried in stock.
Sugar Takes Drop. Not IN price
but in bulk, as a cargo of one mil
hon pounds Of sugar dropped to
the bed of East river, in New
York. Valued at $220,000 whole
sale and loaded in freight cars. it
was being towed on float, which
struck a rock and dumped the
cars off into deep water.