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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
$4,000 Loss
N DOWN TOWN
BUILDING FIRE
Entire Business District Is
Threatened for Tine,
MANY FIRMS AFFECTED
Randall Building Scene Of
Disastrous Blaze,

YIrs which broke out IN the base.
msat Of the Randall building, sio.Ii
west First street. sbout 5So O'Clock
Saturday morning. destroying sbou,
o.s, 900 wsrth Of the Firsst0ns Rubber
eSmpaDy'a stock and badly damaging
oeV. 900 Of rugs aud property of tho
Aofubaush. Brown Dry Goods conip~ny
- the second floor. wss Sndsr the con e
trul ee ere,nen at II O'Clock snd es'
oinGvlshed before noon,
eosey csweaNIss ANsetsd.
The flames mounted through the Gle !.
ystov shAft to the second floor hut went
no hishar. Epuipmsnt and property OF
the standard Engraving company on
The third floor, and the Iiomncs WI
sop- walker IIthoGraph company IN the
fourth end NTH floofs ~ss badly smoked
and damaged by ~s,.r. The Manb
supply company. also on the first foW.
suffered several hundred dollars loss.
Tho total damage 10 the buiidinx ana
stock ia estimated By fire depn sim.n'
officials and officeu ef the comps mes
involved 10 bs about elll.ee0 The
building. valued at Si:S.o 900 h ownsd
b. Jsnes aerson. Harry 0erson and
q. A. Paul. The building and con-
csatetAsy - csuss.
Several days ago carload Of coal
Was put iNto the tsseusnt and " -
the opinion ef fire officials thst si'on-
taneous combustion caused the Tire 10
bssAk out. The first alarm wss turpei
IN after the fire had bv~a rsGtng Tor an
h0ur IN the basement and by the time
the firsmsn arrived the smoke Nas
pouring Through the wlndoss Of the
a
the burning rubber mads u virtually
impussIhls 10 reach the bssemrat and
Il WNs finally flooded.
Il 90 slsc aai( that ~ IRE staftse
fVoQ 3 trAsh pile N tho eeesmsnt bvt
ShSeASDssS vss 6lses~aee1 ~ nfs ~
ykksasp ns,eeM pss.esss :.
ldun0aje ~ AmltG beeal ranaess q
rksstons enany. ~ Sshs, oI
Nslsis = sa!t s.Iy essss 2 ~ -. o. ,s1sd sssT
No. ss ~ S's "a y, sSsy Ssvs sstIe'ss, s;sss
- koad ID other bullAlaQs IN ths
ciiy " hASd,s sil ss6srs rsmtoriry
kSsddnrters ven eesae1 h the 4estt
HriIS3s9 a t3l.iSo Nasl NscsAA street
: lev ksurs sssef The M stagtse,
Evssy llre truch an1 uteee ~ eppare.
tos n ~ city Wae celJo4 - IN nre
q - u lyom sprsA1IWqsss aA)aeest
Ss(l1la0A The hboratsvy y ths Ales.
49, UPvS conway. aAjoialaQ the
Nae1Aa tsn1in9 vas Snrsst:aod nv. ~.
fu,eis $40 water was Ases 10 sshsr
v,ess,ss n ,Nssss. -
injursl whs~ tks aesns d . hess fol-
~ serucH HIN o. tks hsad. Ne Wa
OHje o cGNiipus Die WcYh. however
OussnG ths eevty hours u the fire,
eho 0aufs NsseineAs district vas thrsat-
aned on1 Dampins saeinse wsss sta
1ionel e 6svsfn1 cagaSng 10 b. reaAy
Is eoss ~ fire spyea6. Ten paep.s vsss
6GssGl11 Tor ariviu1 their sussMse!les
sssss tMs f'rs hoss dhd s'ssS - Haa'e'-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
sPlH-y01El
TO Be DISCUS
County Convention to 0oe
Method This Afternoon (

Equal Representation o. ~oSne1 ~
r,ep of oklshpsss county 10 the
democratic convention II sxpeels4 ~ IN
auIt from the interekt shrWp ~.
women st the county eemocratlo
invited@to attend the mecstng NJ
George W. Clark's courtroom AZ
cosrthouse and = s-tt vetG dsjo6o1
sispsS1s upon fhe voes u the cGl(l J
sioy. according 10 Bea r. DAvlA oH
,nsh cs The county 1smessAtls 81 I
tee. WI
OsisAsaua eounty h s~titjea y z
deleeates, which viii b. iNesSa6G
Iee With . half.ssts each v ~ Al
ventioA avpfovea. - slss !, AI'
oevernor Robsssssa addrseueo ~
nss{ieg which spenal Ct ! g'sise6l,Nl
o~.s S'ssse 7ss es''ss 4. - -. ssss:ssl sssslE ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
HAMoN FORCES
VICTORIOUS IN
MEET At ENID
Conference Called TO Boost
Watrous Turns on Him,

ENID. Okla, Jan. 81 At public
meeting called by sdherents Of Euxrne
Wstrous. local candidate for nation Il
committeeman. ostenslbly 10 boost the
candidacy sgaIns, Jake Hamon. local
public sentiment IN favor Of Hamon
dsmonstrsted itself so overwhelmingly
that wAtroas and his campaign man /.
sssrs Withdrew from their own meet.
NC. They slss called upon all wstrous
men TO SlthdraU ani only . total Of
hivtesa MI the meeting.
Tlvs huadrs1 republlcans were a.
semhle1 aa6 aWid great enshusinsu
ana ~ unaHlBoms vote the meetfAg
aonpee1 . reeelutiea pledUng their sup.
part - lake Hamons for national CON. !.
nitterDan The vlthdra NMi of The or
position 10 Hamon from their oxr
msetlnG wan the mcst humilSa ting spec.
taeIe ever Vttnesed In The p4stiticAl an
aAh OF The connty, The meeting was
eal1fd By n. q. Nckssves. dsfeatsA
enH6saate for .gesvsn0v. Ne ~ the
~ - thirtssS eat q he eva nset-
~. JAM HAmen wAs hsfe aa1 Cd
dsenoe4 (e4 neetloo a0oWoriH9 The
rhareso ef Aip 6straetw - ess6oopss.
y = v9a ~ a1Rlraiisn ~ sUp0sFt
esssss .. q q !! ass Sssssaf Y = s1.ht9.ss -.
,sss ,sssA Z; s'' ~ :: s:.::s ..,:ss. :ss Z: Z:
~v $1,000 .l -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
Ne,ojs Boiled

UEWS OUIlGU
CHICAGO. .--homs brew bs,lss ever
and guosed It's brewer TO death here
today. stufflng cracks IN the windows
OF the attic of his home 20 40 not 10
attract revenue agents. John Dietrel
proceeded 20 ,breN over . gas burner.
The brew botisd over. estipguishiDu the
flAws, and he was asphy Mated b, the
gss fumes. 4@ q
Sook.--Rsssrvatisn 10 ths treaty
Of Versailles by which Portugal would
have the right IN take German prop
losses Incurred during the war, we'.
included In proposals. On the ratification
Of the pact laid down BY the foreign
minister yesterday.
NEW voRk.-Tiiw sad wseh,wsry
valued At tieo otd were destroyed nv
fire today In q building occupied by
the simplex Precision Machine COM
psny. makers u motion picture ma
chlnts.
pARto.--e<vaeary NEE bssa allowed
ol4liioGAl time 70 eoNaiAet Che psacc
e)o0U ounitted ~ q, aaiSe4 eeesPa
,fhS n1asASiAa delegation cas- informed
today that tka time sives II N iorma.
late ohsrrvatieaa sagardtng the peace
issms had bsea sstssdsd TO Psbru.
asy II.
WAottlRov0N,-AAseu Nhaa 0.eoo
psrsons of the farming cissa emiGrste6
10 CaMada from the United States dur
tnG 1915. accA6dinG to government ~.
pcvts made pubiic hsVs today. Alberta
Attracted rno~s Anssstraas than any
other 1rsvfnes.
WAoNtMovoN.--reemss ssrvtes men
undergoing SorStioWAi training viii BE-
retmhurae6 Tor eSpenses Incurred In
trvsling 70 obtain that training under
= Ssetsioa ol Comptroller Of the Treas.
ufy warwick sMncuscsd To-Day by Ne
WAS department.
vlAoivosvok - ybrss NsW~vs<
Nusaian troops rsvolted here Yesterday,
Asrestine their officers aad rSsuseA 10
eoks orders from govesfNBent euthort-
uN, II W. not until this morning
4hat the sneh. were forced TO surrendsr.
No one wss Allled.
Wtsk bsiia,eS peem,ss lssssd eve,ae.,
Jeanary In Otlhhcma cMy tshiinG
bers sf the building department that
the million. dollar MARI probably would
not b reached befose the office closed
z Eight ysvR0 msN svsees1 n psckIaS.
town Friday nieht charged with loiter-
Ing around = D>aes where gambliMg In
pernsltted we're fined oi1 each 10 ruu.
nicigal eesFt seturday. Thy save
thsif Inagnss - u NanSs@ l. Ent.
': e. -: sss: sss..:. 4 az: ss.:' ia 4 4 a 4
"osvssNeef nsbersseW hae ~ ssi1
ANYTHING ". me csRcsv~in6 the armary."
CAasies z. Hali. maasser OF the Cham
bes sf C0aasNSrcN, sald SATURDAY. Ron.
estsoa aeh Friday mefnlnu ~ would
call . coRfsrraca With Hall on ths mat
tsf. The eeveenes M tArsetsae1 70
d.lasl the 1AAhsMa CITY un!ts q ~ |
natlccsl e..sd sss:ss ~ skamses tcand
sssS = 'U s:ssSs,A = ~ 8 sss isdsssrssi NJ y.
vpis10eat committee fsiIoeiAg notifi.
estIlg frs0 lhs oevssnet. that thu
lAeG1Sse VssA = saps<ssf 70 aid N
>esatla9 - as1ssy.
N SePsy. leemq11 - ssvss lse4 |
- s10tI9eoa - ~ gU0y n fe4oeol
egn eatseeey. II ~ eaPceted ssgu-
1ee6 algAt ~ essASsstsA bsfossN IL
- - essf.
6l pAoo.--sAa!s owss, Z aasussss |
= 80 ~ sSss''u, -. -.
M ~ - ~ r.. : kslss 9. |
n 3sS,lI.:l sssss t. csssssi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
REDS OFFER PEACE
TERMS TO RUnA

VIENNA. Wednesday. JaR ~ <
patches from bucharest stata too4 -
bolsheviki mr.. waiting ~ tn fpQ1
to offer peace terms 70 euUouoR a
the terms are refueeA sha o6t1o1o
ts soviet troops Win alvaAqa y x ,5'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
BARRIERS READY
FOR PROLONGED
STRIKE IN CITY
Employers Say They win
AIso Continue Fight,

rhs 80 members n Local ~, J, ,. l.
y. A.. Who went opt on striks Griday
ecntInusl saturday 10 b. iesssshrads
VIII the hoes tnrbsrs u the n,Ns Shops
affecteA. Ths Eik shop o. BroslwAy h
rvpoeteA 10 he the only one that hiss
hlre1 non. union men aince the strike
hegnn. The other sisht shsue. how
ever. are advertising foe nsn -union
men.
Opinions espresscd Saturday nssrninE
By managers Of various ahope affected
BY the 2tfiks we're that they would
earn the fight 10 the 'Tasf ditch
The mAHarers insist they could not
stand for tho demands msfe BY ths
tia!oa. on the Other hand. ths ear-
bsrs who sfe oct Insisf they Win not
sive in unless they receive the % per-
csQt and the nins.hous day ashsl
j. y. GREAT, seeretasy u ths uAien.
msl ootusAay "a vnlaa d6Dn na6
elgnel ~ No ,aeak ne al6o dls-
leescSs ASsgssss. Ns,sssie an Lyrr
CuSooe0 onl Chleass.
0reat a4h e INsa had valksA cut.
rhs Iecal kss ~ meWbers
Copcsrrisne 0hs lncrsase ofs percent.
0rsat sAi4 this eOuM amount "a an
evsrase 81 appsuatnSisly TIE Week
~ s0A barker. his L tks psiaclpai
ssses lscssS - sy The shss nsn-
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;s;s 4: :'s,2::s:os; s:;; ;s::: y; 80 =:
.s.ls5 ]: n =. ~ !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
D|E!lRIEJUlI, !
Is. COMPLETED
Six Farmers h 6ox 10 Pass
i oas HsesIoa Csss.'

oeAjsD hApsps. 49, ~. A.
- ~ vAosA = y 49, - OSllg
- Moo1goa. = ~ iee ooouaAnts =
- NpeeUvy slses1sa sn1oponv ee6DA
- eo1 49, = vs1ls1 49, lnels(
80 - te6ngs \ no1oe RI
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~ eoeog q m 06lo1leGlA
i Clp Tinps WiA y = ~ ~:
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

rHIrtCO Jan. ~ MAJ Cen. Lem.
ard Wood. who reached here TODAY
IRON Louisville. VIZ. "rciiiicallv mpu T"
He declined In d'sruss reports fro-,
Washinrion that following q confer
snce Win his poihicsl advisers here
Monday. he might rssien syo,u the
rrris In order 10 devote all of his time
TO his csr''aacy for president.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

The first fall meeting of The Land
| lth Reserve Corps will be held at 4
/ lOclOck tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

10 George p. Bissell. dupont Build
ing. October 10 is the last date on
which any names viii be received. as
the book is no go to print at tha.
date. The committee is desirous that
all members OF the society who have
not assisted IN this work Will do so
before October 10.
One-quarier OF the number OF those
that have subscribed are artists. Fol-
lowing are the subscribers 10 date:
Stanley NJ. Arthurs, Mrs. Hamilton
M. Barksdale. Miss Ethel Barksdale,
William p. Bancroft. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry B Bradford, Harold Brett. Miss
Gertrude Brinckle, Miss Ethel Penne-
Will Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bur
net Walter $. Carpenter, Jr., Mrs. T..
; w. Curtis Colonel II. A. DUPONT. H. r..
dupont, Pierre $. dupont. Mrs Cole
man dupont Miss Marion g. Dunham.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Fem, Mrs. A.
/ Lentilhon Foster, Miss Helen 5. Gar
rett, Philip r. Goodwin, Harry q.
/ Haskell Mrs William 1s,Laird. Char
| Rs A. Maclyelhn, Mrs. Thomas Wood
| nut Miller, Mrs. William G. Mendin-
! hall, Francis Newton, Mrs. Othb Now
land, Thornton Oakley Charles l..
! Patterson, Miss Elsie Lou So Paterson
/ Mrs. William @. Ramsay, Mrs. Richard
Resse, Miss Harriet r. Richards, Mrs
Charles q. Rumford. Harry +. Speak
man H. Rodney sharp, Herbert d
Stitt, Miss Alice p. Smyth, Miss Jes-
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
Y. W. C. A. NEWS

Great interest is being taken in the
rally that the Girl Reserves Corps Of
this city are TO hold at 7.3O o'cOlck
on Friday evening at s0i Market ST..
This will be the first fall get-together
meeting Of the season. An interest
ing program is being arranged. All
Girl Reserves Of this city are cor
daily invited. After an evening Of
games in various forms Of amuse-
ment. refreshments Will be served.
Guests who enjoyed the week end
at Holiday House. had a delightful
visit. Twenty-Five members Of the
Friendship Club. the Freshman Girl
Reserve Colips and The Marshallton
Girl Reserve Corps attended the con-
ference held at the House on Satlm-
day afternoon. Miss Marie Lockwood
of this city. was present and spoke
tO the young women Of the work of
the Associated Charities. telling in
what ways these young people mighl
lassisf. Miss Brown Of the Community
! Service, led the members Of the vari
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

man. chairman; Mrs. W. Scott Yer
non.
Tenth district-West TO Madison,
Eighth TO Ninth streets. Mrs. A. Bull
lock. chairman; Mrs. Victor ID. Wash
burn. Mrs. Josiah Bacon, Mrs. W. H..
Evans.
Eleventh dislrict-Madison 90
Adams. Eighth 30 Ninth streets. Mrs.
Bertha McCaullcy Foster, chairman.
other members Of the committee 10
be announced later
Twelfth dlslrCt-Adams 10 Harri-
son. Eighth TO Ninth streets. Mrs; a.
S Thawley, Mrs. Charles r. Grlfith'
Miss Edna Bullock, Mrs. James W.
Robertson.
Thirteenth Harrison TO
Rodney. Eighth 20 Ninth streets. Miss
Alice n. Bush Miss Eleanor Bush.
Fourteenth district-Rodney street
10 CITY line. Eighth 10 Ninth siree.s,
committee 10 be announced later.
Mrs. A. u. Warner. chairman Of the
Fifth ward. has appointed Miss Eliza
beth NJ Bullock. secretary.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
FIFTH WARD WOMEN
ACTIVE FOR G. O. P.

Fifth Ward Republican Women
voters Of the Fifth ward met yesier
day afternoon IN the Odd Fellows
Building. for the purpose Of outlining
the work Of blocking the various dis
tricis OF this ward. The meeting was
persided over by Mrs. A. ID. Warner,
chairman. who appointed a chairman
and a committee for each district OF
thc ward 20 cover this work which
must he completed before next regis
iraiiOn day. October i6 Mrs. Warner
discussed at length the method 20 be
followed In blocking The districts.
She pointed out clearly the necessity
of Republican women workers dis
trihuiing the pamphlet "Why the Re-
publican Party Appeals 10 Women"
among the women voters OF this
ward.
The following chairmen were ap-
pointed in The various distrcis
First dlsirict-Markei 10 West.
sixth 10 Eighth streets. Miss Rachel
Rowland Names Of other members
committee Will be announced later.
Second distrlci-Wcst 90 jefferson.
sixth TO Eighth Streets Mrs. Mary y.
Allsion. chairman: Mrs George e..
Stradloy. Mrs Arthur Jefferis, Mrs. II.
d Walker. Miss Mabel Wallick and
Ms. NJ j Brown.
, Third dislrct-JenersOn 10 Adams.
sixth 20 Eighth streets The commit
/ tee 10 be announced later.
Fourth dislrict-Adams 10 Van
/ Buren. sixth 20 Eighth streets. Mrs
Mary y. Baker, chairman; Mrs Laura
VI Clond3nicl
Fifth district Van Buren 90 Frank.
I'm. Sixth Go Eighth streets. Commit
tee 10 be announced later
Sixth district Franklin 90 Clayton
Sixth 10 Eighth streets Mrs II. Hen
dricXOn. chairman; Mrs. Harry q
Tazcwcll
seventh district Clayton 20 Union
sixth 10 Eighth streets. The commit
tee 20 be announced later
Eighth dislrict-Union street TO cit
line Sixth 10 Eighth streets Mrs
Mable j. Suior The rest OF committc
90 be announced later
Ninth district Market 10 Wcs
] Eighth 10 Ninth streets. Mrs r. Bau
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
PYLE BTBLIOGRAPHY
IS BEING PREPARED

Members Of the Wilmington Society
OF the Fine Arts have received dur
ing the past week letters from the
committee Of the society who are try
ing 10 compile a photography Of the
literary and artistic work OF How
ard pyle. The letter states that from
the nrs. letter. fhich was sent out in
June. only half Of he $500 needed 10
pay for the publication Of the biblio-
graphy has been obtained. The so
ciciy still needs $3.50 10 meet the
cost ~ publication. They are ap-
lpoaing tn many persons for contribu-
liions. Tire names ol the contributors
Twin be printed in the finished volume
The photography contains an eX-
haustlVe list and description Of all Of
] Mr.. pyes books and pictures. The
society des res 10. after 10 is publishtd a
10 present The principal Libraries In
1.-The United States with a copy. II will
contain a portrait Of Mr. Pyle anc
Twenty Of his pen and ink drawings
The committee in charge Of -hi'
work consists ~ II. Rodney sharp
Ethel II dupont, George p. Bissell
lChrislopher H. Ward and Philip Bur
net All contributions are 10 be sem
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

Purchases can be made now during this sale
and delivery will be made any time during
the week prior to the holiday.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
{. 0. P. RALLY At
QUEEN TONIGHT
lconlInued Ion FIrsL Pagal

Continued from First Pasel
and others. He viii be escorted 10
The Hoiel dupont for dinner.
Prior 10 the meeting there viii be
a band concert This Will begin at :
o'clock and last fifteen minutes. Then
Will follow a "sine' led by William p.
White Mr. Miller viii present senator
FreNnchuyscn and 40 the conclusion
Of bis address TIE ilardlng-Cooiuge
malo chorus. under Mr.. White. VIII
give several selections
The following nave accepted posts
as Nicp-presidenis Tor the rally. Mrs.
n. Coleman dupont II. II. Billany. nr.
Julian Adair William Bcadenkopi'
John Bancroft. George p. Bissell John
b. Bird James Broad, William 7.
Ruid William Belts. p q. Bradford,
Jr. William C Corey Henry NJ. Canhy,
Gcorge $ Cappelle, \ Felix DUPONT
A. ] dupont Carroll W. Grinith'
David N. Hlliacas. George A. Rhoadcs.
Major Willard A. Speakman. Colonel
loscph G Lawson. GEORGE A. Elliott,
Hunter Gruhh, Dr. Harrison w
Howell Henry J krchs Former Con
gressman William n. Heald. Charles
a. Patterson. Robert n Richards, !
4. SatierihVait Harold : Schur. VII
liam r. Seward. Horace Wilson, Lou /
Topkis Dr. Louis Naccaro DR.. y a
NJ. Rovilt William Wintrup Mrs
Annie Arneil. Mrs. Mabel Ward. Miss
Rachel Rowland. Mrs A. y. Warner
Mrs r. 2 Bach. Mrs. George NJ. Fisher
Mrs Julia H. Ashbrook. Mrs. hoher
n. Richards. Mrs. Fred Bringhursi
Miss Helen Brinion Mrs. James Glnns
Mrs. Martha ]. Schoneld. Mrs II Il
Ward. Mrs. George A. Elliott, Mr.
~. r. Cnriis. Dr. 5. p. pawlikowsk
Vincent ] Kowalesski, Mrs. F. J.
Warrcn. Mrs. May Wilson, Mrs b. N
smith. Mrs. Augustus Scheu an
Albert n. Angersiein.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
THE EVENING JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1920

Gus corps in games and recreational
Members OF the Camp Fire Girls
were guests Of the House on Sunday.
They had as their guests Mrs. VIII
liam Butner. and Miss nelfus, Of Bal
tmore, Mrs. Butner Is chief direc-
tor Of the Camp Fire Girls in her
city Among the other guests at the
House over the weekend were
Mrs. George p. Brown. chairman Of
the High School Clubs and Mrs. John
TAFT, chairman Of The Holiday House.
Miss e. Russell took twenty-five
members Of the Girl Scouts from
the Peoples Settlement on saturday
to Holiday House 10 spend the day.
A corn roast fas enjoyed.
At the meeting Of the Friendship
Club held on Monday the following
chairmen were appointed 10 Arrange
the program Of the club for the COM
ing year The chairmen are as fol-
lows: Membership, Miss Margaret
Wilson; social esrvice, Miss Ruth
jenkins; program, Miss Jean Middle
ton; social. Miss Anna Russell.
The F. l.. c. Club met last even
ding 10 work upon their scrap books
they are preparing 10 send 10 th'
children Of China.
| The first fall meeting Of the Altiori
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
AIHome Treatment
For Asthma
Makes Breathing Easy.

Worcester. Mass. doctor has sug-
gested the following simple, harmless ana
inexpensive home treatment Tor proncnidl
asthma. chronic bronchitis and coughs
and colds which threaten to anect lne
lungs. It'll
At y. b. Danforth's or any reliable
drurrist's get n bottleof Oxidaze tessen-
tiaI oiD tablets and slowly dissolve one one
tablet in mouth at regular lnterNais-, as,
Though harmless and pleasant, they aIe
so powerful In their action that even IN IN
stubborn cases, relief often comes IN just
Manv users who for years have been
obliged TO sit up In bed gasplns Joe
breath and unable to sleep report e,, tnas
tbev now take an Oxidaze tablet wne1
going TO bed and can then lie down ana
breathe easily and naturally ana get .
GOOD nights restful sleep. ,,, o~t-
Drurrists everywhere are selling OAl-
daze tablets on a positive guarantee ~. -., 70
refund the full purchase price OF IN ~ -
roctaee IL IL fails to give prompt le-
iief' IN any case Of Bronchial Coughs OF
Asthma.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
CARRY FISH EGGS
BY ATRPLANE NOW

VANCOUVER. B. c., Sept. 27.
lUniled Press In the United States
and Canada sign The pending treaty
GOV rning Fisheries iu this region.
dsh may be expected TO fly immed-
lately.
W. A. Found. superintendent OF
fisheries in British Columbia, has ar
ranged for the transportation OF sal-
mon fry and salmon eggs into the
upper reaches OF the Fraser River.
by airplane. as soon as tho treaty is
signed.
The airplane method Of lranspor-
iaiion was decided upon after trans
pQriaiiUn by pack mule was found not
tO be feasible. the eggs falling TO
stand the strain Of packing.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

Club Will be held this evening at
Wollaston Hall, Twenty-flfth and
Market streets. Pans for the winter
work will be discussed.
There Will be a meeting Of the True
Blue Reserve Corps at the Club
Rooms, SO4 Market street. this after
noon Delegates who attended the
conference at Camp Nepahwin. will
make report.
The cabinet Of the Friendship Club
viii meet tomorrow afternoon at the
Club Rooms. All members are asked
to be present.
The first fall meeting of The Land
nth Reserve Corps Will be held at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Members Of the Aloha Club Will
spend the weekend at the Holiday
House. Miss Sara Smith. advisor OF
the club, Will accompany the youne
women on the trip. They will take
along food 10 supply them duIlne
| this trip. as well as their own BED
linen. as the house has closed for the
season. The Young WOmen's Chris
| tian Association invites all girl or
lganization Of this city TO partake o.
| The hospitality Of Holiday Housf
during the Saturday and Sundays II
! October, provided they furnish thell
own provisions and linen.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
MnMEN nErrRN TMANKs.

wilmington Chaptor y, Woman's
Order National Association cf Retail
Dfucgisle. extend thanks 10 all the
drug store proprieiors In This city
and state who contributed so many
Gifts FOR ths booth which the chapter
had no the recent bazaar held for the
benefit of the p. and s. Hospital.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

sic Wilcox Smitn, Mrs. p. Tatnall
Warner, Irving Warner, General James
II. Wilson, n. g. M'yeth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03

gun squad Of the State National
Guard was on duty here last night,
following report Thursday night
that second attack was to be made
On Mayfield tobacco chutes by night
riders, as result' of the recent de-
cline in the price of tobacco. 4
A number of citizens spent Thurs
day night in arms awaiting an attac!,
hut none maJterialized. The machine
gun sound wa'sFas keds' for by Judge
Gardner Of the Circuit Court, ASA ASA
precautionary measure, and was or
dered here Yesterday from Lsitcafield
by GoveraaE, EdWirf4P. Morrow.
It was accomplished BY Adjutant-
!Genesa J.. M.sDeweese, and was in
command Of. Captain William Taylor.
r. consisted of eight other men who,
in addition to the machine gun, were
AIMED with rifles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03

years old at least, but wno~claimed
to have remembered The battle Of
Waterloo. is dead in Bryngyn. She
drank whisky and smoked pipe al!
her life.
Betsy was bern in Skibbereer,
County Cork. Her. husband, still alive,
was many years her junior.
The ancient Irisa woman just be-
fore her death avowed her belief in
.Tard work, drop Of whisky ana .
puff at .a5pipssHer diet consisted
nlais!R. Of plenty, s;ots:possts ~ ann
vegetsbless aud, ':.Gesabtag WI ter j.