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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-19

of the North Santiam school spon-
sored a very enjoyable program
and basket social last evening. The
program consisted of interesting
readings and musical numbers. the
outstanding feature being q three
act play presented by talented
young persons of the North Santi
am region. Following the perform
ance and eliminating the eve
nings pleasures. basket social
was held. Proceeds amounting to
s1O2 will be used for school neces-
sities, the surplus being planned
to be used towards purchasing
niece of land to be converted ind
a public park and play ground. A
large number of representatives
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-19

from about the country were pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Luper are en-
tertaining as their week end gussx
Miss Edith Bragd and Miss Gla-
.dys Currey, both students from the
state normal school.
on Wednesday evening the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Az
derson was the scene of delight-
fu1 surprise party honoring the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. An
derson. Twenty guests called dur
ing the evening and the hours were
nassed in a pleasantly informal
manner. Refreshments added
final detail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-19

Last evening large party was
given at the deaf school honoring
the return of Mrs. e. S. Tillinghast
The affair was in the form of a St.
Patrick's party and all pupils of the
school were issued an invitation.
Miss Lillian Stangl was chairman
of the committee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-19
AN OLD FRIEND
THAT STOPS PAIN

Keep SlOnn's Liniment handy to
put the "fecl good" back
into the system
LII it needs is just Gle tria1--a
little applied without rubbing,
for 1t penetrates-to convince you
of its merit in relieving sciatica,
lum bas go, neuralgia, lame mus
cles. stiffness, bruises, pains, back
aches, strains and the after effects
Of exposure.
The congestion is scattered
promptly, cleanly, without effort,
economically. You become a regular
user of Sloan's Liniment, adding
your enthusiasm to that Of its
many thousands of other friends
the world over, who keep it handy
in case of need. Three sizes at all
drnrpists-95c, zoe, $40.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14

FOR RENT-Front room in pri- vate family, bath: reasonable; busi- ness man preferred. 1107 Woodland Ave. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
Cotton
WANT6o-HELP, MALE

EXPERIENCED SALESMFN for mems furnishings and shoe depart ment. Must speak Spanish. The Re- liable Dry Goods Store. 214 E. Wash ington St bm
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14

"A BETTER PLACE on desert for healthseekers who care" Furnished, lt-in features, pure water fine service. Drop card, auto will call. Lewis Lynn, Route 6. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14

TOuyalescvntS- home. excellent home cooking. 1OI0 L. Mckinley. Phone 494l 1T
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14

CHIROPCDY-Buni corns. call louses removed, painless and blood less, 50 cents each; moles. warts etc. removed by electricity. 29-S1 East Adams. Frank Shirley. Phone 1704. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
COLLECTIONS

SHEDD collects slow accounts: mo- tary public, ous. agents; credit rat ings. Shedd's Mere. Servic>. Phoenix, Ariz. PIP Fleming Bldg. Phone 1866.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
sANITARIUms

HYATTS Desert" Camp, Cactus, Ariz- Sick people. the Desert is calling. Cottages for light housekeep- ing or board, as preferred. Every convenience. electric lights, running water. bath, store. daily mail, grade "A" milk. etc. 75e6 of those with us a reasonable length of time are great ly improved, and many take up work again. Rates very reasonable. Two stages daily. See Dodge car in front of Central Pharmacy, or leave orders. Will call. Established 1914. Open all the year. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
24 WANTED-HElP, MALE AND
 FEMALE
ENTERTAINMENT AGFN

WANTED-Cotton pickers; good cotton. R. NJ. Tuekey. phone S0S3: 301 Heard Bldg. Res. phone S994. bl
 POSTAL Mail Clerks wanted (men- woAen) S1400- 0-$1S00. Examina ations held at Phoenix. Few to travel Write c. Ozment, former Govern ment examiner. PAS, St Louis. Mo. 12m
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
BUSINESS CHANCES
BOOMING HOUSE BARGAIN

FOR SALE or lease-Restaurant 721 Grand Ave brn
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
For Sale OF Rent

Las Palmas Add, brick F. D. house and garage, modern and completely furnished. Phone 5907. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
DANCING SCHOOLS
DEFECTIVE, AGENCY

inal Investigations. Finger print ex-
 perts. S02 Fleming Bldg. Ph. 5s1S. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
PORTLAND PLACE
13 FOR RENT FURNISHED
 ROOMS

TWO large rooms. completely fur nished for housekeeping. Lights, phone and water furnished. One block of postoffice. 3S1 N. 1st Ave. bk
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
SANITARIUMs s


 FREDERICKSON SANATORIUM Up-to-date Sanatorium for select people. Operating room in connec- tion. Every patient has private room. Homelike ir every respect Obstet- rics a specially. Best of food. Rates reasonable 12S5 East Fillmore St. Phoenix. ATE. Phone 126S. If MOUNTAIN HEALTH RESORT. Bea -tifully located in the desert, where rest. nutrition, food and peace of mind can be secured. Office Busy Drug Store, Central Ave and Wash. Phone 3050. 11gs
 SCHWARTZS CAMP
 Wonderful place for health seekers. See this place first and you will be satisfied. Everything new and sani- tary. Rates reasonable. Best water in the state. Information. 3l N. Second avenue. If 1-onyaIesceuts- nome. excellent home cooking. 1O10 L. Mckinley. Phone 494l 1T
 DIR. H. \. HUGHES
 Office removed to residence, N. Central. Speciality. obstetrics Can furnish accommodations for limited number of patients. Phone S5ll tf
Arizona republican., 1921-11-14
2o 2owANTEo-sITuATIoN,FEMALs

MIDDLE AGE lady wants work as housekeeper and cook for gentlemen
 Will. go any place. No children. 430 West Jefferson. blk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15
Read These Conditions Carefully

Send as many Cast lines" as you wish.
You need not write out in full, each COM
Melted Limerick. Just send US your own
original last lines.
Contest is open TO anybody anywhere,
except our own employees and those re-
siding with them, whether temporarily
or not.
To forestuU any charge Of u"fairncss
no cCurd riM be made that tUiU require
the delivery of q piano or psayer-ptano
into the home Of an cmploye or repre-
sentative.
. Do not send any communication with
your entries.
Write each on a separate sheet of good
paper or card which can be inserted in
your envelope 1cithout folding.
Sign your full name and address to
each and write the name of the Piano or
Player Piano you have now. If you have
none, write the word "NONE."
Any new Lester Piano or Player Piano
that we make may be chosen by the
winners,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15
COMMUNISTS PLOT
TO GRAB 3 NATIONS
May I Date for Overthrow OF
Governments Of France,
Italy and Spain
CONSPIRACY Barred IN PARIS
I,y the Associated Press

Paris. Feb. 1.-THE overthrow Of
the bourgeois governments of Spain,
Italy and France Is outlined in docu-
mcntS seized after thorough search
yesterday. following upon the discovery
Of n widespread Communist plot. The
date fixed bv the Communists for this
event was May !. 1921.
Tho contemplated arrest of two Com.
muniSt members Of the Chamber OF
Deputies. alleged proof against whom
Judge .IouSsolin has delivered to NJ.
Marraud, minister of thc interior,
seems to have brought the French pub
lie to u realization of the importance
Of the attempt against the security OF
the state.
Discoveries made by the police Of
Barcelona and Milan show that the plot
included the three European Latin
countries. Transmission Of funds was
effected through an American financial
organization. with European hcadquar
ters in Paris, aud branches in Berlin
and Vienna.
Soviets have been organized through
out France. with Brest as headquar-
tcrs. according TO the police. ready to
take over the railroads, banks and
transportation and all civil services. Tho
plot appears TO have been organized
without The knowledge of NJ. Cachin,
leader Of the French Communist party.
against whom the police say they will
not demand the lifting of porlamcn-
tary immunity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15
EXPECTS UPRISING
AGAINST SOV|ETS
Foes Of BoIshevism, United at
Paris, Say Salvation Must
Come From Within
BAKHMETIEFF RETURNING
by the Associated Press


Paris. Feb. 1J.--Boris Bakhmcticff
Russian ambassador to the United
States. who came to Paris 70 attend
meeting Of the Russian Constituent
Assembly. composed of all the Russian
elements opposed 10 bolshevism, has
completed his work and will depart to-
day for Washington on the AQuitania.
My purpose" said NJ. Bakhmctipff e.
in discussing his visit to Paris.
was to come iC contact with my com
patriots and learn tho conditions in
Russia and to see Of the conception in
America, upon which our policy is based
there. was a correct one. and also 10
come into direct communication with
the members Of tho constituent assembly
and union Of Zcmstvocs and munich
palities.
Il hav" learned from persons coming
directly from Russia that the main
feature of the situation in Soviet Rus
sia is the growth Of an internal move
mcnt of the people against BolshevistS.
! have been much impressed with the
reports concerning peasant movements
Considerable portions Of the Soviet re-
gionS seem to bo in continuous revolt
Especially conspicuous upriSingS are
now in evidence in Ukraine. in the
southeastern StcppcS and the Nologda
district.
THE labor masses of Russia. dis
illusioned. seem to be an energetic fac
tor in the struggle against the Bol-
shcvists Tho reports of all our agents
describe tho collapse Of industry and
production as practically universal.
II have been glad TO find also an
increasing conviction among tho opron- e
Cnts of the Bolsh"vists that the saliva q
ton Of Russia must come from within.
1t is felt that no solution lies in the
hope Of intervention or in a largo mill
tary movement organized and directed
from outside
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

quality OF finish unite in assuring the artistic and
every purchaser is EMIT led
Lester Pianos and PayerPnos enthusiastically
artists of international reputation and by leading teachers and
sevatories of Mauts Leson
teachers and head of the eefsone Conservatory of Music Ph
dpha selected the Lester PayerPiano to illustrate advanced
pupils the rendons of the artists of the
reason for choosing Lester is found this his letter.
"Th fidelity h Vhh the touch and the tonal color
duced really marpouS particularly Ohen taking into
ensUneSS the nsrumen its instant attack
pedaling 1Cith ohich this effect Is produced.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15
SAY U. S. SEEKS NAVY BASE
Paris Hears America Would Like
Privileges in Azores

Specfdl cable Dispatch. Corvrlgh. i9''
Paris, Feb. 1j.-Thc United States
eontcmplatcs furnishing Portugal with
artillery and war munitions in exchange
for nm American naval base in th"
Azores. according to an article in Demo
cratic Nouvcllc.
This is the first step Dy America to
rescue Portugal from Spanish dominA-
ton" the newspaper says. "l.aSt week
Representative Porter. chairman of tn"
foreign affairs committee. introduced IA
bill in Congress authorizing the United
States to furnish war material TO Por-
tugal. Concessions which would privi-
lego the United States 10 fortify Ponta
Delwada is the price Portugal is willing
10 pay"
Then the paper points cut that he
NC-4 stopped at the Azores in its
transatlantic flight and that P"nta Dol
gada was q port Of call for .tmericnn
transports and bas" for the American
squadron during the war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15
BAN ON lMMODEST GOWNS
6uenos Aires Archbishop Deplores
Lack Of Reverence at Weddings

SDcciul CuJ'e DtSpotch. CDp.ri0it. i9!t
Buenos Aires, Feb. 15.--The arch .
bishop Of Bucnos Aires in a Lcnten pas
toral letter denies communion 10 i'm m-
1nodestlv gowned women.
"Thc immodcst dresses that women
wear today merely reflect the immOdcSty
and frivolity which dominates the world
today" he declared. The moment has
arrived for adopting severe measures t.
defend the sHnrtity of the church and
tine dignity Of sacred things. since the
present state OF affairs cannot con.
tiuai" without impairing Christian
morality aud sacred religion" "
II" instructed the priests. during
Lem to teach their congregations the
necessity of silence aud dcvoutncSS in
the churches. especially during we'd
dtngS "whcn the lack of these virtues is
most noticeable. The archbishop rc
tucsted the priests to refer to the pres =
eut styles only in manner which will
not shock innocent women.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

Wih n LESTER Piano or "Piayer'
Your home can hare music most rare.
LESTER stands oil alone
In its rich, melIoW tome
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

Disnterested, competent judges will
be appointed, and awards will be an
nounced in the PUBLIC LEDGER and
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER as soon as pos
sibe. Certificates will bear the same
date as the newspaper in which the
awards are first announced, and the
Certificates will be accepted by us any
time within 60 days from date Of issue,
after which they are not redeemable.
Your entry into the contest will be
considered All agreement to abide by the
decision of the judges without dispute.
All conditions being stated here we
cannot engage in correspondence on the
subject.
So that the Limericks will not impede
the Office handling of our regular mail
they must be addressed as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

(AH prizes WiiL be in the form, of
Credit Certificates as preUi-
ously erplained)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15
TWlR SOC|AL|ST|E {
n fascist IN ITALIA
0n Morto tr eFeriti in Grave
Conflitto NaIIe Vicinanze
di Firenze

Published and DistributsI Under
PERMIT NO. 81.
Authorized by the act Of October q,
1917, on flo at the POstoN!ce OF Phita-
delphia Pa
s. RI'El.ISON.
POSTMASTER General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15


Can you write clever last line TO
complete the foregoing Limerick, and
add to its advertising value?
For the best '1ast lines" we offer nine
prizes.
The awards will be in the form Of
' CREDIT CERTIFICATES which we
will accept as cash on the purchase of
any new Lester Piano or new Player
Piano bought after date of issue of the
Certificates. In paying the balance due
easy terms may be arranged, and a
further credit allowance will be made for
your old piano or player if in fair con-
dtion.
The Credit Certificates will not be
transferable. We will accept them only
from the persons to whom issued.
Only nine Certificates will be awarded,
and no more than one prize will be given
to one person,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

Roma, II fcbbraio TN so"inltsta tu
ucciso tire mcmbri del portito na2ioua
lista estrcmista rimasero frriti durantc
un conflitto avvenuto in Ccrsam
viccino Fircnzc, nol pomcrggio di i"rt.
Cio' sccondo diSpa"ci giuntj in qucSta
citta'.
Roma. II tobbraio. l. ltalia avra'
due qualita di pane. sccondo TN
smendamcnto al progctto dt lCggc pre-
sentato ALA Camera dal GovcrnO per
l'aumcnto del prczzo del pane. Una
qualita' sara fatta SpCciamentc per
uso del popolo . l'nltra sara COnOsciutn
con il nome di "panc di lusSo' =
servira n compcnsarc in purtc il coSto
della prima.
Sc un accordo sara raggiuuto >u
dctto cmcndamcnto, il progrctto di l"Gg"
potrs' csserc Hpprovato Cntro unA
settimana, gicchC' 81 attcndc ch"
socialist ccssino dalla loro tatica
ostruzioniSta. ESs hunnu proClamat"
In vittoria nell'avcr prcv"nuto uu
aumcnto del rrczao del panno in danno
della popolazionc povcra. II GOvcrno,
d'altra partc, ha guadagnato IL su"
punto nCll'cvitar" Ia prosrntr gray"
pcrdita sui pane, Ia QualC e di circa sci
bilioni di lire all ammo.
Roma, IL febbraio. La cancellations
DEL debit dele nnzioni AlleatC dn partc
degli Stati Until Q invoCata dal giOrnalc
lie Tribuna' in un suo cditOrialC sulla
situazionc economical 9 finan2iaria d Eu
ropa. II giornalc dice che gil Stati
Uniti poSsono trovare un pericolo future
sc insistessero nell 'esigere loro credit.
"Solo per per una totalr o par2ialc
estinzione del loro debiti-di"o il gior-
pale--possono lr nazioni del vccchc
monde trovnrc una salvH2iOnC. In cas-
contrario / banChieri di New York pO-
tranno traSformare tutta Europa ir
una immcnsa Gcrinania. SchiaCCiandC
vttoriosi g vinti in una morsa tinanzi
aria. Come puO' lItaliU pagarC suo
debit all 'Estcro So 'Austria non lC pagE
nulla? Perche' l'ltalia dOvra' usCirC
dalla guerra schiaCciata dai debit
mentre Ia Czeco- Slovacchia per csempiC
sorge Senza possederc quasi nulla;
"Gli Stat Unit 81 trovnno in una
posizionc di schacciant" snp"rorita,
me sono in pericolo di rimancrc impri-
gionati per delta grandN superiorita.
Solo una tOtale parzialc Canc"llazionc
del debitis dell Europa possonO riaprirf
llAmericu 10 fodze mOrnI . materials
dell Europa. gil Stati Gniti 81 sake
rebbero da Quella soltudinC nrlla Qualc
come Midas. potrebbero morir" in II
mare dCroh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

All of these things enter completely and consistently into the
making of Lester Piano and PayePano that the Lester
synonym quality wherever music is appreciated 1t is
antee of full rich mellow tone quickly responsive action superb
cabinet nsh above ALL marvellous durability Every
the Lester factories expressly to fit and work with
assembled hodgepodge OF parts all
ammed together into the sembnc OF
SELL TESTERS LAST They made to live for lifetime
and live with for lifetime
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
WAS OFFICER IN
RUSSIAN ARMY
AT AGE OF TEN

Lincoln, Neb.. Oct. 1o.-An officer
in the Russian army at the age Of 10.
for .valor by four different
nations and with q service bar that
denotes action In practically, every
country in Europe and Egypt, Miros-
Law. Marek. declared to be the young
est foreign veteran of the World war,
has reached America n enrolled
in the arts and science college of the
University OF, Nebraska. .Marek, an
orphan, Is II now, but he held the
rank Of lieutenant in the cars guard.
Marek reached America largely
through his own resources, and after
having failed in the attempt on two
previous occasions. He tried, to land
at San francisco from "a transport
which he accompanied out Of Vladivo-
stok when refugees were fleeing be-
fore the Bolsheviki in 1918. but was
unsuccessful. Another troop ship on
which he started to America was
wrecked on the coast Of japan. He
finally entered the United States from
the Atlantic.
Preserved Record.
Throughout his experiences, Marek
has preserved the records of his deeds
and displays the citations which
brought him his decorations. His WA
I0NOI 40 PASSoAAS@A VIZ ~A
Of paper end rags, which he has
patched and worked together that the
record might be readable.
Marek was decorated at Moscow IN
! 1915 by, Gar Nicholas with the Royal
Cross Of st. George. In 1916 the Po-
lish Legion was conferred upon him
for exceptional intelligence service,
and in 1913, General Hanin Of the
French army decorated him with the
Medalle Militaire for similar service.
President Masaryk of Czecho-Slova-
kia conferred the Gross Of Honor on
him at Prague in 1920. Marek shows
wound scars n decorations, the lat
ter, he a having bean inflicted up.
on him by the Bolsheviki because he
refused t o divulge secretA
The youthful warrior speaks Eng
lish, but his story, which professor
have helped him to unfold, started a,
the beginning Of the world war wher
his father was q captain In the Rus.
stan army. BY nativity Marek Is q
say, but he was reared in exile be,
cause his father fled from Brunn
Moravta, after having been impltcat'
ed in q political uprising agadnsht Thu
Hapsburgs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
END END OF SECOND
SPECIAL POINT
OFFER IS NEAR
Candidates Have Only Few
/. Days In Which To Earn
Special Points

The endaof the second special point
offer is near. Candidates have very
few days inswhich 20 get.the special
points that are needed to win. the
Grand Prize ~studebaker. Special Six
Sedan. 4 u. -
And many OF the candidates are
sailing. They are after the grand
prize in a manner that: indicates that
they will endeavor most diligently to
get the special points needed to make
them owners rof the Studebaker .Spe-
ciala Six or one OF the Ford Sedans. i
The greatest hustIing Of the cam
paign should be-done in the next few
days. All candidates! are urged to
note carefully that all subscriptions to
count Under the second special point
offer must each the Herald Office be-
fore ten O'clock in the evening on
October Is, 1921.
Mail your letters early. do not
take any chance Of having them de-
layed in the mail. Get large pay
ments. Secure long term subscrip-
tons. People who subscribe through
contestants in the Herald Big Six
Campaign are protected and it costs
no more to pay a contestant than It
does to send direct to the Herald Of
fce.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10

OF GERMANY | Is
NOT
Emblem Of Former Empire
Seen More Often than That
OfNew Government.

Berlin Sept. 21.-The black, red
ma 1nId n.S ~ : GERMAN ren,blic
- ~ 4sa.Se II
y iess in ev1aerce 3tnan any otner OF
the dozen or more. official emblems
which wave from houses Of every
tovr ~ c,t,JJnof h coyntrv the
49,. -u
mos popular banner IN the oiack'
white and red Of the former empire.
In some provinces and in a num-
Der 81 towns he republican nag has
never been il not recognized,
and canno be purchased.
Eyen rs Berlin. seat. Of the govern
mentIEfte living standards of the en-
Dire outnumber those OF the republic,
vhich nnear renAralty ia be RESTRICT
"a nsnecesrar onfciai use or to pop
ular dennonstrations in favor Of the
new resinne. Us
ThSTred nag Of The communist, fies
/ ~ aide. With the republican col
orn a,rinr any opu parades or
MANIFESTATIONS. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10


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leave It alone with the canarFy.
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iPrussia flies the flag Of the empire,
and declares It will have no other.
Supporters of the republic profess
fcnntitence that the great majority OF
the people would willingly support the
republic in an emergency, notwtth-
standing the widespread attachment
to other flags.
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