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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
NOVA STOLICE CESKEHO
JAZYkA MA OBERLlNSkE
KOLEJI.

Professor L. F. Miskovsky ma
oberlinske koleji Zasila nam
radostnou zpravu 0 novem dal-
sim usp6chu, ktery ma velikou
dulezitost nejen pro mas, ale
Slovanstvo vubec. Zajfmavy do
pis naseho krajana, kutnohor-
skeho rodaka, uverejnujeme V
pinem Zn6ni:
Ct6na redakce.! Kollej ober-
linska, Oberlin, Ohio, praye "a
lozila kreslo Slavistiky, kde Sc
bude vyucovat cestin6, eventu-
eln6 jinym jazykum slovan-
skym a jejich literaturam, ia
koz i d6jinam slovanskych ma
rodu, Sc zvlaStnim zretelem ma
iejich kulturnf vyznam deli
mach ldstva vubec a We v6ku
pritomnem zvlaSte. To kfeslo
stalo Sc moznym zanikem by
Vallejo Slovanskeho odd6leni
oberlinskeho seminafe, jez mi
valo vyznam vyhradne nabo-
zensky a jehoz feditelem po
vice nez dvacetpet let byl prof.
L. F. Miskovsky. Ma jeho ma
vrh,. kdyz Slovanske oddeleni
bylo fakultou theologickou zru
Seno, rozd6lena jest nadace
tchoto mezi theologicky semi
mar move zrizene kfeslo slo-
vanskych jazykG a kulturnich
d6jin SlovanG. Tim bvlo "a
imy Slovane ma Oberlinske kol-
leii do budoucna postarano.
PTirozen6 bude V poGatclch We
novati nejv:ce casu CechGm
Slovakum, aGkoli sprava Sc
sabyva planem zav6sti eventu-
elne vyutovani ruStine. polSti-
ne a snad i srbstine. Ceskoslo-
venskou verejnost " Americe
upozornujeme ma akci kolleje
Oberlinske, ktera znamena no.
w usp6ch pro zaimy Slovann
ma vysokVch Skolach ameri-
ckych. S Gctou
Louis F. MiSkovsky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
KRAJAN ]. JIRUS
OLOUPEN.

Prave naproti Cesk6 Narod-
ri SIM ma Broadway provozuie
kraian J. Jiru5 Utmost krej-
tovskou. Vcera mezi druhou a
tfeti hodinou ranni vyrazili ne
znami nitemove cihlou okno ie
no vykladu a vytahli mu latek
Y Gene as $1,000. Kraian test
Sc patrn6 obzvlaStnf pfizni ne
nechavych zivlu. neb bvl pred
nedavnem okraden podobne a
sice o latkv, ieiichz cena bez-
mala dostoupila $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01

Thwingovi. Ma hostine pronesl
vvznamnou rec 0 vzajemnych
vztazich John Hays Hammond
q Dir. St6panek yykladal 0 "a
myslen6m planu vybudovani
institutu socialni hygieny, dix
velkodusn6mu v6novani obno-
su 27,0O0,000 ok. korun Ro-
ckefellerovou nadaci. Proslov
jeho nesl Sc sm6rem, ably pro
pr.St6 zaimy obou zemi byly
blize poznavany, zejm6na w
m6nou studentstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
CESKOSLOVENSkO SHOVf-
WAVE VoCI RAKOUSKU.

Londyn, 80. kvetna. = Po-
sledni omezeni renaracniho
odstavce V mirove smlouv6 st.
germainsk6 bylo odstraneno
vcera, kdyz Ceskoslovensko a
Japonsko sd6lily finanGnimu
vfboru Ligy Narodd. re VIDA
vail Sc ma dvacet rokG svvch
nohledavek oproti Rakousku.
Francie a Anglie ucinilv tax jiz
drive. Hlavnimi zem6mi, Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01

m3statnosti take k obrozeni
ma poll hospodarskem = "a
pomenout a pracovat - jen
tax zGstaneme v6rni naSim i.
dealdm i starym historickym
tradicim. Zminoval Sc 0 utvo-
reni vsekulturniho vyboru Y
Chicagu a odporucoval podob-
nou organisaci j zde, kde Jest
dosti pddy, neb Cleveland jest
republikou pro sebe, jak jest
naSe osada zertovn6 jinde ma
zyvana.
Po yyborne pfednaSce pod6-
koval p. Bernreiter Dir. Stepan-
kovi "a reti podane namely
a pravil, ze V Clevelande nikdy
nenf cd SLOW k skutkGm daleko
a ze ma podobn6m planu bude
pracovano j zde.
K slovu Sc prihlasivsi p. Fe-
rencik navrhuie zasIani kabe-
logramu Sc zdravici presidentu
Masarykovi, jenz praV6 me$ka
ra zotaven6 ma ostrove Capri V
Italii Navrh pfiiat a blahopfei
ny telegram odeslan.
Pan Bernreiter podekoval
vSeobecne "a lcast vyzval k
pfihlasce k dne8n'mu spoletn6-
ru banketu V Czechoslovak
klubu.
Pc schulz seSla Sc valna cast
pfitomnych dolejaich mistno-
stech, kde Sc stall naSi vzacni
hoste stfedem Cetnych dotazd.
Ones dopoledne navStivi p.
vyslanec Sc svojf druzinou Y
pruvOdu pravnika p. Pavera
Western Reserve universitu a Y
noledne bude hostem Czecho-
slovak Clubu. OdDoledne v6no-
vano Jest navstev6 osad sloven-
sk6 a karpatorusk6, Veter u
sporadaii Slovaci ma ieho' po-
Gest banket V Cleveland hotelu.
Vcera V poledne pozvan
hvl y. vvslanec k banketu OBJ
chodni Komory, ma kter6m byl
pfedstaven mavorovi Fitzge-
raldovi a presidentu Western
Reserve university Ch. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
NOVY DORRODINEC
DELNICTVA.

Okresni zem6mefic w. A.
Stinchcomh pFisel k poznani.
70 cena vSech k zivotu neinut-
n6iSich potTeb klesla Cleve-
lande o celou p6tinu (?) a pro-
tc GO musi prv vsichni iemu
nodHizeni oby6eini dalnfci spo-
koiiti $ 20 proc. srAzkon ma
mzde. tax ze bv dostavali mi
sto dosavadnfch 75c "a hodinu
len 60c. Jednanf svoie omlou-
Va. ze bvl delniknm postupne
plat zvysen Sc stoupajici dra-
hotou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
Ceskym Tesarskym

Ceskym Tesarskym a
Truhlarskym Uniim ma We
domi! Jelikoz Sc ma iarnark
do Mt. Pleasant ma den IL.
ceryna schazi Tnoho dobvt-
ka a jinych veci, iste uctiye
zadani, byste prisli nadelet
ohrady a stanky. Prace mu-
ST byt cista, rezani a mlace-
nj zadne. S uctou vybor sine
j. "A. komensky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
ROZPUSTENA POROTA.

V procesu McGannonov6 vie
koucim Sc do nekoneGna byla
soudkvni Florence +. Alleno-
YOU tax pracn6 sestavena poro-
tn rozpustena, jelikoz die w
rovedi iedn6 porotkvn6. pani
Iaurv Millerov6. Jest tato Eau
iata proti obzalovan6mu bVva-
l6mu municipalnimu soudci
McGannonovi.
NvN MNVkNr W. "cVETIT"
AVN 80 v1cprTu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
NALEZ MRTVOLY
DELNfKA.

V dilnach ma RUNE opravy
ma nadrazi New York Central
drahy vych. 152. III. byla ma
lezena mrtvola 45leteho Anto-
nina Maraka, 919 Addison av.,
jenz byl Zam6stnanym V uve-
denych dilnach. Mrtveho dru-
ha nasel ieho spolud6Inik
Walter Fish, 799 vych. 156. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
ZAHADNE POSTRELENY
KRAJAN.

Ma zapadnf 7. ul. a Jeffer-
son ave. S. w. nalezen byl po-
licif v6era rano postfeleny 81
letV Frank Kozak. bytem v {.
2266 zap. 5. ul., ienz dopraven
bvl do m6stsk6 nemocnice. Pri
roliceinim vyslechu nemohl u
dati. kym mu zraneni bylo
zpGsobeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
UPOzORNENI!

Zadajl Sc timto ony spoil
ky. pc pripade i jednotliyci,
ktefi mali V uschovani HUI
sovy pamatniky z roku 1915
aneb jine tiskopisy 'kultu
Husova Sc tykajici, by je la
skav6 zapGjcili a k ruce En-.
Cernohorskyho, 1921 East
1T. I'll. zaslali.
VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01

kterymi nutno iest6 pocitati V
teto zalezitosti, jsou Jihoslavie
q Rumunsko, kter6, iak Sc oee-
kava, dali Sc snadno ziskati
pro odroceni svych narokG,
kdezto Itaie tax dalece jeste
nedala ma ievo. re by byla o.
chotna odloziti svoje pozadav-
ky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
ZABIT kALAMAREM.

V patek Zasazen byl V il
stem obchode dolenniho mesta
spadlym kalamafem 16lety AL
bert Wilmer, 1922 Stickney
ave-, tax nest astne, ze vtera
rano svemu zraneni v Huron
rd. nemocnici podlehl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
Elegantni nabytek
"a mirne eeny.

Je n6kolik duvodG, proc J. S. Broz
Hardware Co. muze Vam dat lepsi
hodnotu Jsme We SVEN nemusime
platit vysokF najem; a zasoby nakou-
pill jsme pred nedavnem, "a novych
podminek vVrobnich To zaroven Van
je zarukou nejnovejsich vzorkG a w
soke kvality.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01

Chcete-h obarvit svuj dun, mGze-
me Vam dOdat k tomu vSe potrebn6.
Vsechny zelezafske stavebnl> >potreby
cenach mirnych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-01
Edison Fonograf

jsou uznan6 dokonalym nastrojem hui
debnlm Prijd'te 81 poslechnout jak
krasn6 dovede reprodukovat Edison
rekordy lie hrat ma vsech mluvicich
strojich. Bohaty vyber ma sklad6
Arizona republican., 1921-03-19
EOp SALE

e;+-c wire wheels. rubber and Foso, good. n3dc will sell or trade for Ford ,9,I ino.Gr iaer in good condition. Appiy bGN al s.x Republican.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-19
FOR RENT-HOUSES

UNFURNISHED house, modern, up- to date, six rooms and bath. Apply 2101 w. Jackson. db
Arizona republican., 1921-03-19

DESIRABLE two rooms and screen porch for healthy people. See after } D. m. 925 l. Mckinley br
Arizona republican., 1921-03-19
FOR RENrFURNIsAED HOUSES

FOR RENT-2-room house, fur nished: also l room for housekeeping, 16-16. water and light paid, s15.00. Call 1122 Grand avenue It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-19
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs 10

TWO large rooms for healthy adults only, S15. .1411 E. Adams. br SUBLEASE to Oct. 1st, high class
 modern five-room apartment, every
 convenience nearly completely fur nished; s70 per month. Phone 2s47. Maryland Apts If
Arizona republican., 1921-03-19
FOR RENT-LaNO
80 Acres For Rent

$10 PER ACRE This lays south and west Of Glen dale about two miles Has a good four room house on it. shade and fruit. Has well of good water. Cot ton raised last year on place.
 SEE ME-JACK GRIFFIN
 11S N 1st Ave Phone 1893 hr TWELVE acres for rent. 9O5 North Sixth St. dd so ACRES. S10 cash. or shares. 2ls miles &, l 1a w of Glendale ds 40 ACRES for rent, small 3-room house. splendid well of soft water; s12.5O per acre.
 20 acres garden ground. no house S20 per acre
 HEALEY CONRAD Phone TOP. 33 L. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1921-03-19
WANTED-REAL ESTATE fsI.
QoseIn

We have two buyers for close in residences. One wants easy terms on property east of Cenual-the other can pay a substantial payment and prefers the avenues within walking distance of business district. See Gardner, with Stewart Realty Co, IT W. Adams St ds
Arizona republican., 1921-03-19
FOR RENT-FURNisHEo ROOMS
7th Ave. Hotel Rates

Nice two-room apartments, S35. Bedrooms ss to s6 week: everything new and clean. Hot running water in all rooms. ub
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
Four Routes for
Highway Before
Board at Meet

Portland, Or, Jan. -Four pos
sible routes for the northern loca-
ton of The Dailes-California high
way, between Madraz ano The Da
les, submitted to the highway COM
mission yesterday by the engineer
ing department were considered
further at a session today. The
costs of these four locations range
from $1.O7O,776 to $1,985,575.
While the commissioners inform
ally discussed the Acutes, selection
may be deferred for some time.
Today's meeting of the commits
sion was to be devoted to opening
and awarding of grading bids and
in hearing delegations. No paving
contracts are to be awarded today,
the commission having postponed
for the time being its paving plans.
Most of The Dalles-C California
highway, from klamath Falls to
Bend, Redmond and Madras, has
been located. Work is under con-
tract on some sections, but the
commission has never indicated
what location would be made from
Madras to the Columbia river.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
Council Didn't
Favor Papers
Attack, Claim

Denial that ii had sanctioned the
attack of the oregon Labor Press
on the Metal Trades Worker, a
newspaper in which Salem mer-
chants have exteLnvely advertised,
was made by the Portland Central
Trades and Labor council at its
regular meet last night, according
to L. J. Simeral. head Of the local
.ab0- council.
Mr.. Simeral returned TO salem
his morning after having attended
-he Portland meeting.
The Portland council declared
itself as being neutral. Mr.. Simeral
stated. and claimed that it nsu
made no statements either favorins
or condemning the Metal Trades
Worker MIR. Simeral said he was
lead to believe that the Portland
council viii demand a retraction Of
statements made in the oregon La
Dor Press OF Portland.
Interest was aroused among Sa-
lem merchants recently when news
stories appeared In the Oregon La
bor Press intimaGng that the Port
land council had frowned on the
activities Of the Metal Trades
Worker and limiting that its pub
Usher. r. A. Vandershott Of san
Francisco, was not in good standing
on the coast. Contracts Of local ad-
vertisers, however. Mr.. Simeral said
7re made with the lOca. lat or Gun
ell.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
Dobbin Refuses JOB
AS Commissioner On
State Highway Board

Jay II. Dobbin of Wallowa cour1--
ty. named by Governor Oic0tG
Monday, to place on the stare
highway commission has declinem
to accept the appointment In a
telegram received by the gOvernar
this morning Dobbin expresses hiA
regret at his Inability to serve bug
declares that it will be impoasihiak
for him to accept the post
Dobbin, wealthy Wallowa coup'-
ty rancher and sheep raiser, WHs
selected by the governor to fill the
position left vacant on the state
highway commission by the death
of Edward 70. Kiddle, of Island
City, following a conference with
r. A. Booth and John Yeon the
other members of the commisst0n-
Dobbins wishes in the matter
were not consulted prior to the
appointment and first intimaticr
that he was even considered for the
place was conveyed to him in the
shape of the appointment
In a statement given out by
Governor Olcott with the an
nouncement of Dobbin's appoint
ment the governor declared that
this was one of the most difficult
selections he had been called upon
to make since he had occupied the
executive office. Numerous candt-
dates had been urged upon him for
consideration by friends through
out eastern Oregon but Dobbina
mama was not among these Prom
inent among those who have been
put forward for the post are VIM
Pollman, Baker stockman and
banker; David H. Nelson of Pen
dleton and Thomas McCann of
Bend. Unless the governor should =
again go outside of the RECON-
mendations which have been made
it is felt that his choice must rest
upon one of these three
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04

The vote was taken without de-
bate, after Representative MoHdelt.
the republican leader. had stated
that since all members rcaliza&
that the president had raised nc
new question it seemed wise to pro-
ceed to vote without discussion
Officials of the war finance cor
poration said today the corporatiOn
would be revived immediately psac
that necessarily some time must
elapse before the making Of new
loans would begin. Some of them
thought the time might be twr1
months
while the corporation mas
hook balance with the treasury cE
about 1915, 100000, officials s@10
the use of this money for loan paE-
noses would necessitate the tssu--
ance of treasury certificates OF M
debtedness and that an issue OF cor.
noration bonds probably woaia ne
decided upon instead.
Seventeen democrats and forty
nine republicans voted to SUSTAIN
the veto. Voting to override wTsS
ta5 republicans. ia democrats an"
one prohibitionist.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
Timber Company
Strikes back for
$4,000 Damage

That the Silverton Lumber Co.
in, the suit begun last month for
$1O5,OOO damages for breach of
contract against the Silver Falls
Timber Co. started something that
it will take fight to finish, is in
dicated in the answer filed today
by The timber company which de-
nies all assertions made by the
lumber company and accuses it of
violation of contract and file coun-
ter claims for $4,000 damages.
The cause of the trouble is a
contract whereby the Tllnher Co.
agreed to furnish logs TO the Lum-
Der company, made in 1916. Al
though conditions occastoned by
the war made the contract los
ing one to the Timber company,
the Lumber company Insisted up
on the fulfillment of the contract
to the letter, at pre-war prices.
The Lumber company alleges
the contract was not lived up to
and that inferior logs were furn-
ished. The reply of the Timber
company declares that the con
tract was lived up to in every re-
spect and that the logs delivered
were of the same character as
that 1t used in it's own min. and
that the plaintiff constantly ha-
rassed the defendant Timber com
pany, held up equipment for un-
reasonable length of time and
thereby occasioned heavy loss to
defendant.
Furthermore, the answer al
leges that the original agreement
was not legally binding, but that
in living up to its moral obliga-
tions, the Silver Falls Timber COM
pany sustained a monetary loss uf
from s350.OOO to s40O. 900, occJs-
toned by war conditions and is
efforts to make good.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
Growth of City
Library Shown
In Year Report

With figures and statistics show
ing that in the ten years since the
founding of the Salem public Ii
brary the business of the institu-
ton has almost doubled, Miss Flora
Case, public librarian, has present.
ed her annual report for the year
ending December 81, 1920.
On December 10, 1910, the Salem
Woman's club turned over to the
city of Salem the site for the Ii
brary building, a collection of from
eight to ten thousand books ana
the offer from Andrew Carnegie of
S2S,500 for the erection of the
building. The collection has
grown to 10000 and during 1920
approximately $4,000 books were
loaned for home reading, nearly
double the number loaned in 1910,
which was 39,S57.
The registration desk, during the
past year has added 1928 patrons
70 the roll and has Withdrawn Ills
rames of those who registered four
wears ago and those who have
moved away. At the request of
North Salem residents. a branch Ii
5rary has been established in the
Highland school building.
Among the special features spon-
sored by the library during 1920
was the putting on of course Of
eight lectures during February.
March and April. Approximately
375 meetings were held in the club
rooms and 46 appointments for the
-ooms are now scheduled for each
If the winter months.
The school libraries have loaned
14.737 books for home reading and
has added 62S books to their col
lection, making a total of 10,9O5.
From the public library 81 pic
-ures have been loaned for use in
schools and $50 books have been
loaned to teachers on special Diivi-
lege.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
Var Finance Board Is Revived Over Wilson'S Veto
Commission Form Of
City Government Plan
Offered BY New Mayor

Consideration of the advisabflity
of adopting a commission form of
ooant sTao;s,a s,aaos
tloh' anu hiore care III .he iiiero-
Z, duction and passage of ordinance
| bills. as a general caution, were the
Ioutstanding faaturas of Mavor
He"iee r. iia'Voi Sen iiiesease 20
the council its regular meeting or
the year held last night.
Other recommen had to
do with the consideration of the
necessity of cold storage plant for
Salem, appointment of chief of po-
tlice by the council instead of cleo
tion by the people; expedition in
the collection of liens for street i'm
provements; legislation prohibiting
the turning of vehicles between n
tersections; prohibition of "jay-
walking; discontinuance of the
city's practice of hauling gravel
free of charge for street improve
ment; improvement in the equip
ment of the fire department.; and
some move by the council to guard
against the overburdening of tax
payers in improving streets.
Difficult Period Faced.
at has been a source of pleasure
to me as well as an education to
have been associated with you on
this city council" Mr.. Halvorsen
said in his address to the aldermen.
II consider it duty and a privilege
to express to the retiring Mayor
Wilson and to the councilmen who
have served the past two years the
thanks and the appreciation of
their constituency, for, the work
done and the results accomplished
by their efforts
That the city is facing a period
of reconstruction and that the coun
Gil should practice economy to the
fullest extent, were statements of
Mayor Halvorsen.
"At this time I wish to say it will
be the policy of this office for each
department to hold it's accounts to
the sums specified in the budget
and not to overdraw unless neces-
sary." he said 81 feel that all
means available have been set aside
to the respective departments, and
these sums must be adhered to and
I trust Won will bear me ont in this
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
Mail Plane Is
Destroyed by Fire
In San Francisco

San Francisco, Jan. Am air
plane of the ttnnscont1nental air
mail service, caught fire and was
destroyed in forced landing at
Cough and Fell streets, a few
blocks from the city hall today.
but the pilot, <. S. Boggs of Oak
land was unhurt. Half of the 27O
pounds mail cargo was burned.
A few moments after the air
plane took off on its flight to Re-
no the motor oied and Boggs was
compelled to descend. He volplan-
ed for a few Moments, but unable
to find a suitable landing place,
steered for a street intersection.
He crashed through a pair Of troll
ley wires, which snapped and set
his machine afire and also pulled
telephone and light wires down
with him. The machine sped for
half a block along the street be-
fore # could be stopped. The fire
extineUished the blaze
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
riff Bill
~
|SerlateSoon
Ea'ing ON Emergen-
Act Of House to Be
Pened by Commit
/ Thursday

shineton. Jan. 4.-Hearings
house emergency tariff bill
aecsted upon today by the
finance committee. They
egin Thursday and end next
aY.
e0mmittee also agreed to
hearings on the soldier
bill January 13. T
lrnaan Penrose, presiding for
rst time in thirteen months.
NED that his office had re-
many requests for further
unity to discuss both the
measure and the soldier aid
AZ did not oppose the hear
Members of the committee
hoWever.. that he had made
ne was opposed to affirm
aotion by the senate on the
fneasure.
Fough members of the com
ueciined to discuss in de-
nat had transpired behind
Qsed doors of the committee
tne impression went out that
sSson had developed some
bordering on a row. One
SAID there was some
tallk."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
Cherrialls Will
Crown King Bing
With Ceremony

Having completed plans that
will make the affair one of un-
surpassed brilliance in the annals
of the organization, the Cherrians
are awaiting the coronation serv-
ices at the armory tonight with
varied degrees of expectancy.
A new degree THE Lord of the
Manor" will be bestowed for the
first time, ten members being re-
cipients of the honor Eight of the
prospective ''lords' are ex-King
Bings.
A royal banquet has been pre-
pared for the Cherrians and their
ladies, who, according to a newly
established custom will share in
the festivities.
c. B. Clancy is sending out no.
tices today signed "The Last Wall
of Dying King urging all who
plan attending to be present
promptly at $40 as the ceremonies
will commence at S:45.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04

The basketball season for Salem
high school tossers begins in earn
est tomorrow night when the local
quintet will take the floor against
the Fstacada five. The game will
start at 1880 in the Salem armory.
That the game will be one of the
most critical of the season, was the
opinion expressed this morning by
Captain "Bill' Ashby. Estacada,
reports indicate. has a swift aggre-
cation. Moral and financial sup
port of Salem fans is urged and a
plea for crowded spectatorium
was made this mcrning.
Lineup Announced.
Salem high schools schedule, as
announced this morning by Captain
Ashby, is one of the stiffest provid-
ed for a local team in year. Eleven
games already have been provided
for, and two open dates must yet
be filled. What sonool will be sign
ed for January 21 and February 1S,
Ashby is at present unable to say.
Hope that Eugene may be pre-
vailed on to sign was expressed, but
to date efforts to get a contract
with the purple and white man
agement have been unaviling.
The probable lineup for Salem
against Estacada tomorrow night,
as given by Ashby, is as follows:
Forwards, Staley and Randall; cen
ter, "BilI' Gosser; guards, Max
Jones and Ashby. Possible substi-
tutes are Socolofsky, Evan Jones,
Claire Tucker, Wilbur Daley and
Asel Eoff.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-04
Relief Money
Used for Pole
Army, Charge

Washington, Jan. 4.--Forty mil
lions of the one hundred n1ty
millions OF dollars appropriated by
congress for European relief was
spent to keep the Polish army IN
The field" Senator Reed, demoera1
Of Missouri declared today in tine
senate during the goveriaIneii.
economy discussion. Senator Reeo
said he had documents in his ofiice
TO support his statement and nc
promised to discuss them Al
length later