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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

nR. 81. NJ. HANAvAN - Dentistry,
Room Y. Temple Bldg. Phone TIA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

t'oR SALE-Four wagon Boxes. for
bulk Eraip. low price Il taken soon
B. l. Burroughs Phone s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

HEMs,1TCHINo-MaiI ordsrs--hlrA
Ralph Hasseli--417 Bush Phone
'a6
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

FOR SALE

FOR sALE;--75 II. p. Holt CAtterpiIlar
--f5turgia g. Storie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

MATERNITY ana evnvaIescenl nos
pital-MrA Fran. ia B. Bluff b..
Phone 277.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

SIMPSON TIRE SERVICE Core.
public and Firestone tires. cords or
fabric.-223 L Court St., Phone eS1.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

FOR RENT--Sleeping room with stove
--hot and cold water--close to
Main-Phone 49S-M.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

MRS. ADA FZELD--spi spireIla corsetiere
Phone 324-W. Address 614 Jane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

FOR sALE,-Well furnished Apart
ment house--lO2 Tustin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-23

FOR RENTt-Three light housekeep-
ing rooms with store room-Phone
73O-W 12G Thompson st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
Freezing Weather
Hailed BY Skaters
leo at Byrd Park PROVIDES
Sport Which i Becoming

- $50 y .
While . biting wind from the north.
west held the city In the grip 81 the
coidest spell Of the winter. hundreds
of Richmonders yesterday avaiied
themselves Of the opportunity OF en-.
Toying m afternoon Of skating. apor,
which had a,most gone out Or fashion
y itE the mild weather that has pre-
vailed since the winter OF 1ss7-ls.
Ice at Byrd park was several inehes
thick and getting thicker with svary
breath From the northwest. Early n
the day the stream 81 pleasure seekers
began 10 pour toward the lake in the
southwestern section OF the city and
by afternoon Ats frozen surface wal
fi.led with dying skaters.
The thermometer # o'clock last
night resie,sredt fsfteen below. with
decided trena downward. TwNnty-
twa degrees above was maximum tens
E<rAtAEA for thx;s Aays IN With el4as
nsne miles an hour from the coldssi
point. there Waa little sign AZ an eArly
Isl up III the &evAfAly cold Weather. s
Captain Thonnas G. Cunningham said
siset night thxt he anticipated little
troubie With. Ice In The kxfhoF at. the
city &h6rf. a tug tptA morning VIII!
~ utAd ~ clear a. area around the
dSctks And tho chxNnsi M Kept fairly
clear ~ tn ls1co5Istnk ard oMtgoina
Norfolh boat "a fce !. foatinx 6own
ths river sysf' ma 1t1tfcnify from thfu
atasUA dfs IN y SSMe4 Af an 1All mai
tngis nntiJ n III ixes iAfet$R&1xs IN &sT IN
G& u # ~ as Al ESs 4si
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
Wheeler Defines
Present Aims Of
Anti League

Especial u NichmcnA vhg1u1nn
IQnchour9, W, Jan. ~. wayne
q. Mhee1er. 86nArA1 c0nnnol IT the
Ant1~Gal0oM IAa8u1 here 4oaav s6eerre
lAFec audience praised Cnxt1r 0lnas'
brilliant record It WAshtnxtpn and hi
influence A. secretnxy of The treasury
Tor prohxbftiOn enf0roeln2tit l1e de-
cfArcd thoprohthstt s1ghk q n0e over,
that the 'An6rny I'm not avoa ut anke6
Tor an armj1tace. The Two OBJECTIVE
before the league ~ mia new - en-
forcement ana tos M people - otIa1r
nations to Danish itquoe. Tho lneue
now is, shalt the conatttutaon - nr1-
tanned and Law b enforced He d.
ciared failure VIII 5eopardise the Sow
eminent. 4. ~
II brewers can nulliSy ~ 1sth
amendment any other people may ~
aside any other part Ak ~ "a IN
constitution and anarchy win rulSs
Worldwide prohibition, he I'D = 10
nsEt logical step In the couQu2G&
against liquor. Give million u Y91e
Tor AVE- years. ana No win ~ Ab1A ~
tell other nations how prohihtttCn
works here mot bSfore then.
The meeting was presided oysc ~
EdWard ID heffy RFeatA lent &c IN
hoard cf and or. G5Aud3n6 *.
smith. rector Of GfacN EpionopaJ
church introduced tho speaker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
Prominent Man May
Be Arrested as Red

New York, Dec. Five hundred
and nifty Reds are now being held
at Ellis Island for deportation pro-
ceedings, Acting immigration Cons
mission Brycn II. uhl announced to-
day. a corps of stenographers and
clerks OF, the immigration department
were bury tbs whole day checking
and registering the prisoners sew
eral hundred more captured Ia the
latest raid are expActsd ~ rnornins
from New England. New Jersey and
tbs xtuth soy
Habeas corpus writs are to be sought
tomorrow for 2nl NJ the aliens tAlEen
to Ella Island, It was declared, BY
Charles Recht. who with two other
lawyers has been engaged to seek to
have the alleged rsvoiuticnists I'D
Grated or released on bail
Those about TO be depofted would
leave the country without expense To
The government according to Mr.. Recht
it the facilities were afforded them.
The raids are not anyway near
finished. 1t. was declared today By
Chief William ]. Flynn, who directed
the latest raids In New York ana VII
entity. He intimated that many more
descendants upon radical meeting
places will be made this week.
IN connection with the nationwide
round up of radicals BY agents OF the
department. Of justice 1t was reported
tonight that.a person or considerable
iHnp0rtance is Hkaiy to be arrested with
III tho next TWO weeks, either In this
city or In Washington Inquiries III
various quarters failed to reveal any
clue rs To the Identity bf or afhliAtions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
PALMER WANTS LEGISL A TON Ell
DlSL OVAL AMERICAN CITIZEN
Director Leaves
for Norfolk to
Complete Plans

State Director T. C. Darlington, Of
the .iAw.enforcement and Worldwide
prohibition campaign. left Richmond
yesterday for Norfolk, where he will
put the finishing touches 70 the or.
EanizAtjon In the sea city for making
victory week" Of the Anti saloon
I1eAGu4 complete success.
Encouraging reports OF the prog
ress the campaign h making are conn
ing into Virginia headquarters at
Murphyss hotel from all sections Of
the otat4 Bnt this serving TO create
. red6pbaing ~ effort on the part Of
all Held workers, rather than give .
feeling 0f er-confidence OF the re-
suits Of the dTial drive from January
ls to 10.
All preparations have /. been per-
fected tor the big meeting OF work
erE to be held In Murphyss hotel on
NEXT ThuFeday. The state COMMITTEES.
county and city chairman. district Dr.
gani3erA. and everybody actively in
terested IA me eangetsn nave heen
and rscetve inspiration and instr1nc-
lions TOR the last week ok the drive.
National Director W. Mcdonald Lee
ana other nrcininent hackers OF this
law-enforcenieYi will be on hand to
explain III purposes and in aiEnK
4 "A bs1ef rAgnEse 6f the reasons for
tiits scAr1paikn folldws:
Ths L69ype Prcpeeanda-
When the Biehto0nth amendment
to thu ronstttutS0n seAss pa4sed Well
mesnihx frf4nAe oE rrohibition said:
ON n1tiox1 49, T. legally dry; the
the nkhtsisF wpt 4 ~ ars through
HI ist1 s.nsp.,sn Is !, .hs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
l|||I|I|EIlI|||'|||dT OF
HELP

ss H ass3 N;
. I. 60 -
E. +. "a, r! - !ss -. <!
J. 49, 49, \ L. - & -! ~ NJ Il n "A!
Z
:11ESk So L. - LID IL Ae1SsgN3N LIE
e1enfe ~ ~ ii7ssit % 4.
cafeH 8fesnsncs1 xAnesteeven
yeare ASo ana has untNterfupeediy
since that date given trsAtmenf toI
liquor ana drug addtction no MArvNua
nfeekdoMns These advertisAments ~
iosded with exfelien TER calculAted
70 heAp the camp1i9n % oducAticn per-
ststently pursued A the PAST month
tarouxn the press ~ ORGANIZATION Df-
rector Harvey HoHsman and State Dt-
TIC z World. prchieiticn ans home law
rion.i sfrort ;.stn .rnns. ~ n.an1. -
! sense cf ths dangers evsrywhere
nrsvslnnt - 4 ron.erm~ncA - . faIse
,ss,s.s 49, ssrr-,sw n.nrsSst,a ~ 80
trer -lniI~S tctn ~ iorx .rn,,ss.cerre
a. sfhe nrsrnIrte ~ rrch,hftsnr urt,I
nr~v - N nns~>nf thst- rnthfr~ hu,
drssfsn .rti1r ~ ~. r.r, ~ the n,,h-
~ ~vtII $780, tNn ~v,,
Ana - A tnis th.x h.v. ~,.tr.A
fhAf Il viil fars rnnnev = wa1l ~ ~
ferminaA snatvidnai srficn y, .ton n
rmhisc ~onriment ~ ths .ctan,.s "a
.ssresenA a 4r65v,a,s,as.~ cr~anje~4sors
fnr ~ efrectnai co,,solids lion ara Al.
rector. 4. 80 /. : - 80 -
{ N order ~ fo~us mi. nousr evArv
,na Ennv. funas mnst ~ f,,rrlsh&d
from sornswh>ra ara .-whare hntfar. ~
1. .,,rs- !. hsci,,s. s~aeIny, - ectic,. - ],
Il .Nnrn~ thsn fron, sthe snonfaneons
contrihut,nn ~ many tndivsdusls
rncy1d 81 ono mighty concert Of pur-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

tcontinued ON Page TWO,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
Attorney General Calls On Congress G.
Means Of Furnishing Citizen Sedilio
lists Who Cannot Now Be Reached 6
Department Of Justice
Recommendation Is for Fine Of $4,000 b r.
prisoninest ior Twenty Years Or Both for g.
Person Guilty 81 Sedition u

4 Washington. Jan. 4.-rImn1
passage by congress of uspfs
gent lsgislAtioh dealing with s1aitla
ista aspeciAliy, those who ~ ASl 4
en- citizens. II urged ~ Atk&
General Palmer ~ N II tsznsnk l.sa
today. s va & ssS7 e
This legisla don. tha AttefnsS =
ii Necessary ITO rieet th4 grzyes s
uatfofl now c6utE0mttng n 1sad y
aba the dep1 FtzNsssg az 1rsaftce III T. 4
deal fofciblN. 0f14cxtvnly Mrfd qu4clE h
with American ciftn1xso who IRE sS
ins 10 inJure ~ destroy the eoy
fnenk. = III @ SsS yS = s WIN I'M
The aftornsy- geusFars can
congress TO pass the fexislA ton
Eft re-couvenGa totnorfow n nned6
incident With the yatda. which bE0l i;
into custody A010 members ss
communist andathe com nnni1k ;. "A
Htill IN prp911aa ana haves feAts14 r "
upwards % 5000 being Had ss:!sy
A number. Of American 81
hAve heaEN caught II the sdyaxneta
this Department Of justice "
hus al there 10 q lack sof fsdof1 r. -
Eutory lefniti0nAo1 The er1snA NJ
f1ftion. tho ArnArtcnn otttxea1e h43
bsGu turned oveE to mo poylCa Aat
t&aeS Ia the stats4 wherN stA&a a1<
1fUhy or 6tate GyndtcAlfgt laW6 A1 q
11aA atf9FAey-SeH alaat
public today copies Of connmunt
erAtQxe, 1nAknbersi1ip cards s1n1stl 81
to- and halJouges,s entnA l1s5tkn4 st&1
evolutionary chatAe4er ~ ~
nnnniet al7oW1ne tl1e1r orp16tf1e On ~
tlax Am0ffeAn HodsFA44pa 0fs3a hnr aA&
tlf4ix stlsi6 AMd p11xse ~ sf6aIow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

Berlin. Jan,g esnesat ssstl<Ss Il
soh IA RulmAria As 1etset u yEet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
UNABLE 10 PRO(lETD

before a senate committees \ yuAdes
clear the fact that the DEPARTMENT. 6&
Justice was unable. to proceed AGain1e
seditioniets because OF a<iAck of stat
utory definition Of the crime and ii
suggested The kind OF law which
thought would meet the s1tuAticn
Il, Since that time the hf1I has bean
introduced in the house BY Repres
sentative Davey and Is noE III the
hands OF subcommittee consist1N
of Representatives Hustled, GfAA2uS
and Hard. Epitomixed. th0 hill, ax3Go
defining acts Of seditton wsula Tuf1
vide for: - " s.
ia fine OF not more man Eto
900 or Imprisonment for 20 yeaxaE
both for any person guiltySot se<I.
ton:
A2---A fine or not more than SIHs~E
900 or Imprisonment for not ninEA
than ten years or both for any 90,
s0nt guilty of promoting sedifion. - -
3-The deportation OF any an
guilty OF either Of the foresoanm
crimes (. ssss
1.-THE Decentralization ana SgrI
sequcnt deportation Of any na4uy
lied citizen guilty. of cither .of
crimes sg
.The countrys response Is No 3 :.
PRODUCTION OF this MEASURE ,lNaM
excuse for q single moment.o u y
essary delay in the naanaee "a. n
patriotic press Of virtually eS1gg 60
without regard to policies - n Z ri
dorted the bill ~ the k4p6 r.
must be enacted into l&W II - p II
prenacy OF our govAFnment = NDxl
made eAc7axe. 81 sss
'-The orsanixati6n 6fs t6A II
the American Legion haSeSnlSS r.
record unqualinedly II $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

Solons Preparing
for BIZ nnual Trip
to State Capitol

- M " u sSfI ~ .. ~ S.SE
10 0E8D& ySUltQk
political circass throush est tns stats.
ne staxs e 81 - Ips caas e 80 49, &c. ~
mp, ,mpol $500 n 49, .os,s = Fir1inis y.
rom Le0 ~ n :. 49, 49, ~. y.
~ "a $1,000 G = i @ss., -, =
Lne z ~ - ~. 80
$500 sssss 1zss y 80 -. rsr,,s-~
a g su5 0n t = = - sn1
lsier1 Son 1915 =. - I,.a.s1. -. 49, -
49, s ~ = - - 49, 1880
49, ~ ~ ame 49, . ~, ..ssS.sss y. Nr.se
~ Ss e 49, 49, Sse,.sss 49, M t,,s
s i. -. - ~. ysx~r ssslysnt~A ~
~ 49,. = = ~ ~. icSs.le.
49, ss.ea - 49,: shss. 8 in".t
Ia ~ 49, rss -. 4 ~ ~ -hich ha ~
, - - rs,,. 49, al n. srtrcSncn6
r. fhe I've brns0h ~ az ~ nasembly
scon .ft ts tns rssssci 1a.,,s $1,000 ~
rtess4s 80 u e-ee Iii sii,'s, sSs,4sr si,,nst
@r1srsyv s,ror "a Nss,ss ~ stIseI rnes 70
st:st. ~ IN. nrs,es ~ sfrfxmHf. ri1a
nsmocrats 81 that bodv prakahay WIN
Hrid ! ranc,,s - ~ niei,t ~ Jnss-
, ns,r ~ n..He ~ tIss,r cSn,ca e
q, 5000 "a fhe rsnantIe of Hnxry II.
Hosufon. Who wtif -nof emo nack Tor
4 Hfn9 Al i1aat II fNN Vif17nia Ie0iala-
tive hsiM AspIranfs ~ ~ epeaker-
s6fn - coyOnels sRlra1Srd n BreWcr.
l.rmse-cf .ths sprrorria43nua counait-
fen. and y. Kenneah Gjipdp. of Clarke.
oy,ns 81 fhe younxer rasrnbaru of the
fr,dy ma II veterAsis AZ the SgnK16-VeAf.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
Growth of Seven Years

get bidder when appraised at $50o0 and put up at auction from the court house steps in July of 1917.
 Increase Is Startling
 In his own dealings, he says. he re- gently purchased some acreage for S400 after refusing it two years ago when it was offered for s250. The change in realty values during the last two years. he says, has been greater than in all the previous years of the Salt River valleys history. During the coming spring months he anticipates some lively advances that will startle even the old time residents of Phoenix who thought they could not be startled any more.
 Franklin D. Lane, another of the old established realty men, foresees rising markets for long time to come, and has no fears of a slump in the cotton market or in the production of cotton here. He admits the possibility of con- ditions changing with the times. but places his faith hard in the Salt River valley.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

estate values here jumped from S6,000,- 900 in the fiscal year of 1912-13 to s15,000,000 in the fiscal year of 1919-20.
 Realty improvements during the same period went from nearly S4,00O,- 900 to more than s7.0O0. .0O0, and per sonal property valuations jumped from s2.40o,000 to s1O,S60.000- Total values went up from s12.591,00 to ss3,- 246,0o0. The total of taxes collected. after deducting for churches and other exempted properties, only doubled as the tax rate jumped downward.
 Until and during the fiscal year of 1912-13 the taxes were assessed on a 90 percent valuation, but after that time the assessments were made on actual realty values and 60 percent of improvement values.
 The exact value of Phoenix real estate at this time is hard to deter mine, according to Assessor Trevillian, as the selling prices of important properties often represent inflated values that cannot be sustained. When an assessment roll is based on inflated valuations, he says, a lot of trouble is sure to follow when the bubble bursts while a. budget remains to be met from the tax-roll. For this reason the fig ures which he submits are based on the most conservative lines. The as sessor's statement follows:
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
APARTMENT HOUSES

We read with a great deal of in- terest the story of the New York apartment house. which, according to its builders, is to be the Hast word in apartment house constructure." It will house two scores of families. Some of the suites will have as many as 20 rooms and IT bathrooms. There will be individual kitchens ands commit nifty kitchen. There will be all sorts of modern conveniences and up-to-the second trimmings. Also, there will be a large price to pay. For this is to be an exclusive millionaires' home community.
 It makes us very proud of human ac- complishment, this building of such d wonderful structure, doesn't it? Man surely is entitled to pat himself on the back and to point with pride.
 That. no doubt, is what the old Aztec architects and building contrac- tors did centuries ago. They, too, had their Hast word" in apartment house constructure.
 Museum of Natural History the dis rooms in the Aztec district of New Mexico, which has been buried deep by centuries of sandstorms. This on earth all that the New York home sightseer. Considering the tools, stone and wood of those pre- historic work days. it is only fair to insist that greater credit belongs to the Aztecs than to our 1919 builders.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
NEW BONUS SYSTEM FUR FORD WORKERS
 EFFECTIVE JAN. 1

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 30.-Provi sion for -hc purchase of stock in the Ford Motor company by its employees as we'll as a distribution of bonuses to the workers will be announced by the company tomorrow, according to the Detroit Free Press.
 Approximately 90.0O0 Ford employees will participate in the new bonus, ac- cordinS to their length of service and present salaries, it is said.
 The bonus, it is understood, will range from $50 for men who have been in the company's employ more than three months and who earn the mini mum daily salary of $6 to s2.70 for workers of five years service who re- ceive s1O.s0 a day.
 Privilege of investing earnings in the company, it is understood. will be restricted to employees in active serv- ice. payment to be made from their wages and with bonuses received. In- vestment, it is said, will be limited to one third of the yearly salary of the omploye.
 The two workers benefit plans an- nounced, it is understood. the fore runners of other changes in the policy of the company. contemplated by Henry Ford and his son, Edsel, since the two recently came into full con- trol of the huge organization. Tn ad- GItion. it was said. tne profit sharing plan. inaugurated in 1914, will be con tinued.
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
Limits Are Extended


 The city grew nightly during the latter part of the year just closing, by virtue of a superior court decision on November 10 that provided for the in- corporation of several outlying dis tricts into the city limits The order brought about 2,000 more persons into me population and added approximate ly 500 acres to the area. making the total area about 3O40 acres.
 All of the additions added to the city lie north of Van Buren street some in the east and some in the west part of town, while six lie north of McDowen road It IS estimated that 2,000 per sons live in the additions recently in corporated into the city, increasing the population of the city by that num- Der.
 In the east part of the city the limits were extended to include two additions Germania, extending from Van Buren 70 Roosevelt and from Twelfth street to Sixteenth street. and Burroughs extending from Roosevelt to Mcdowell road and from Twelfth to Fourteenth avenues
 To the west the limits were extend ed to take into the city Christy Acres, lylng between Nineteenth and Twenty third avenues and Van Buren and Fill more streets. To the northwest the city limits were stretched to include Inc Harbert subdivision and West Lawn, the two adjoining each other and lying between Fifteenth and Six teenth avenues and Fillmore and Roosevelt streets.
 To the north the city limits were extended considerably farther out than the former boundary along Mcdowell road. The additions included in this section were Los Olives. extending ITO mCenter to Seventh street and from Center to Seventh street and Canal street; Las Palmas, extending rom Central to Third avenue. and from Palm Lane to the canal: Latham lying between Central and Third ave nues and McDowelI road and Palm Lane, and the Homewood and Hurley and Francis heights additions lying together between Seventh and Twelfth streets and Mcdowell road to Coronado road on the north.
 Population Growth
 Figures in the city water office show approximately 2,50o water meters in use iii 1909. and 5,593 meters in use at fhe present time. indicating a gain of 1000 meters. A ratio of is used here in computing population statistics from meter service that ratio indicat- ing population gain of 12.000 during the last ten years. These figures also ire said to be extra conserva tive.
 Property valuations in the city of PhoenfX will double again within the next ten years, according to Harry Kay. well known realty man. Kay has been Studying the city and county valuations for years and says he has the utmost confidence in the continued prosperity of the city and of Marieopa county.
 Kay cites an instance of a corner lot on fwo-lot estate at Fifth avenue and Adams streets selling recently at s14.- 900 for business purposes. and says that the two lots of the estate failed to
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01
NINE MILLION |S GROWTH IF REAL
 ESTATE 7 YEARS
Figures At City Assessors Office Show Remarkable Increase In Value In Phoenix Property Few Years

Real estate fin Phoenix is on the lump. speaking conservatively the figures in the office of City Assessor rom Trevillian showing that real
Arizona republican., 1920-01-01

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-13
ABOUT 5000 ON
K. Of c. BOAT
Ideal Weather Greets Large
Number of Pleasure Seek
erS This Morning.

With nearly the entire limit of
5000 on board the excursion of the
Knights of Columbus with st.
Atary's parish left the city dock at
$3.50 o'clock this morning for the
days outing on the water and part
the, time on shore. The steamer
Grand Republic chartered for the
occasion with flags flying swung out
into the stream and pointed its nose
up the Staten Island sound on the
voyage through the Kin Won Kull,
New York bay and Hudson river
with the salute of factories and
boats along shore. Ideal weather
conditions made it possible for those
who had arranged to go on the out
ing to get out early this morning.
Long before the arrival of the
steamboat young and Old were seen
vending their way to the dock so as
to be on time for the start.
After a sail up the Hudson as
far as Tarrytown, a stop will be
made upon the return down the
river at Palisades park for several
hours. There is dancing on board
both going and coming to music by
Professor Fred O'Brien's orchestra.
Refreshments are being served on
board and there are other attrac-
lions to keep the excursionists busy
throughout the entire day.