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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-02
BENNING TON BRIEFS
News Of the ToWr ard Village Telt
Briefly for Busy ReadarE

briefly iVT L9sy nGAusIk
Ice cream, Coo a quart, at Har-
woods. Adv. 9ftf
Mrs. NJ, Bellemarre of Dewey street
who has been i'll, is improving.
All Paramount pictures. Read the
ad Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Charles Clark is seriously i'll at
his home on South street extension.
Coming to the Opera house, Friday
and Saturday, tPassers By" Adv
| LoST-A string OF black jet beads.
Reward paid for return to Banner
Ofiee. 95t2
L. II. Nelson of Amsterdam spent
the week end with his family on Wash
lington street.
S. A. Patterson has delivered to
Harry NJ Chase of Hillside street
Harley-Dayidson sport model motor
cycle.
See Charlie Ray in "An Old Fash
toned Boy with three strange babies
on his hands, Harte Theatre today
ADV.
Mrs. Edward Sullivan and daughters,
Jane and Helen, of Troy, are visiting
Mrs. Sulllvan's mother Mrs. Martin
Murphy of Gage street.
Francis e. Morrlssey of Burlington
ia spending few days at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Morrissey OF Washington street.
Mrs. Sidney Edison and Mrs. Martin
Scott will entertain both teams of the
Ladies' Aid society at the Baptist
church, Tuesday evening, at s o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Hull of Chi
cago have been spending few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Hol-
don. They returned to Chicago Sun
day.
Regular meeting of the Womans
Auxiliary Of the Y, M. c. A. will be
held Tuesday, May 3rd. at $3.50 in the
! X NJ. C. A., all members please at
tend.
The Daughters of America will hold
a business meeting Tuesday evening
at SIS in the Knights of Columbus
rooms. All applications must be in
Eby tomorrow evening.
He knew nothing at all about girls
and far less about babies, So fate
threw him into the clutches Of both
then doubled up with laughter. You
will too, if you see Charlie Ray in
AN Old Fashioned Boy" Harte
Theatre. Adv
Notieo-To the Woman's Missionary
Society and Mission Workers.-You
are invited to meet in the chapel of
the Second Congregat onal church
Tuesday, May 3, at 3 o'clock to fold
congresses and stay to picnic sup.
per at o'clock. If you cannot come
at o'clock, come as early as you
can.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Edgeworth Smith, Inc, sold for the
Garden City Development Corporal tion
new house In the Nassau Boulevard
section Of Garden City to Frederic
Dikeman.
e. S. & s. F. voss leased for Maxi
milan Morganthau his house on Keene
lane. Woodniere, l.. L., to Jacob Gins
berg. also for Charles Hirsch a resi-
dence on Central avenue, Lawrence, l..
l.. to Harry Wolf for the summer.
Lewis II. May Company leased for W
H. McElfatrick his home ait 160 Olive
street. Long Beach. l.. l.. to Morris
Dietz for the summer.
Burke Stone, Inc, sold residence In
the Greenacre section OF Hartsdale fol
Julie Cole Ford to James J. HART.
Prince & Ripley sold for George $.
Dalgety his residence at "a Midland ave-
nue.. White Plains, N. Y, to Mrs. A.
Werlich.
II. Howe & Thompson rented at White
Plains, N. ", the David Jacobson es-
tate in Prospect Park to !. E. Cold
wasser: also the Rose l.. May property
on Linda avenue. furnished, for the
summer to Thomas A. Reynolds, vice
president of the National City Bank
also the residence of Florence B. Field
TO Louis Vessel. The same brokers
rented the estate of Cleveland A. Dunn
OF Heathcote, Scarsdale, to Benedict
Erstine for the summer: also the Sarah
II. Cole house on Grandview avenue TO
r. Franklin Hull.
Chauncey B. Griffen & CO. rented, fur
nished, for the summer the residence Of
James r. Coon on Mountain road, Pleas
antville, to DR.. A. b. Nash
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
II YEAR THEATRE LEASE
INVOLVES 81 900, 900
Brooklyn Market Remains
AcfiUe.

The Stadium Theatre. i5x2p. at Pit
kin and Chester avenues, and having
seating capac city of 100 has beei
leased by the Wagner Realty Company
TO Slgnor Welter for the Stadium
Amusement Corporation for twenty-one
years at rental aggregating N,eo,Wo
The Stadium was built by the lessons
six months ago from designs by c. A.
Sands.
Shampan & Shampan. architects. are
preparing plans for an apartment house
10 be erected on the east side of
Twentieth avenue, 200 feet south of
Eighty-sixth street. for the John Acunto
Construction Company.
Frederick w. Walker. Jr. leased the
premises at III Seventh avenue, corner
OF First street, from David NJ. Stern
berg.
Martin Company sold for Levy &
Baird TO B. NJ Lloyd the four story
dwelling at 81 Joralemon street; also
leased for the Blue Bird Realty Com
pany. Inc, TO Lincoln Connor the two
story building at 327 Adams street.
Realty Associates sold to Walter Won
Bokkelen new two story dwelling with
garage at 5S1 Sixty-eighth street, cor
ner of Sixth avenue.
r. Lacow sold for the Ocean Avenue
Building Corporation TO Herman Rod
gers detached house with double gar
age 50x100. at g32 East Twenty third
street.
r. c. Sauter Agency sold the three
story dwelling $1 499 Eighth street. for
Marshall Browei.. TO the. Misses Gleeson.
Harry NJ. Lewis sold for Manning A..
and Anna Jensen. the three family
dwelling. 22xl00, at 242 Adelphi street,
to Joseph La Noce
Charles Partridge leased a store in
1173 Bedford avenue to the Sheffield
Farms Company.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

UNUSUAL ST'Y BASEMENT DWELL
ING, West 90s: perfect condition.: new
steam heating plant; parquet floors; pos
session. Address OWNER. 392. Herald,
Herald so.
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r Y E.
ALONG THE SOUND

and 50 week will buy you beautiful
building plot, J0x100, larger. at Bryn
Mawr Park, close to city and station; IL
lots have been sold here within the last few
days. II you want one II Will be well 10
act quickly. These lots are BARGAINS
Come out and look them over.
Robert T.. Farley Organization. 12 r. 44th st.
Murray IIill II20-
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
Above 5oth st.-5th Az. to East River.

s1sT ST. "a East.-Five story American
basement and three baths; large extensior
hardwood floors and electric light. irnr1edi-
ate possession; seen any day. between and
b can be bought at $50. 900. JOSEPH G..
ABRAMSON 10 West 10Th. Bryant 40gs.
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Broom Battery % lath 81. IncIasi,.
a oNE TENANT 1NvEsTMEYr.

SI3 Washington st.. near Fraukiin.--5 story
building, 25x1O. with elevator possession
MAY $4,000; mortgage $4,000. CHAS.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

$50 East roth st.--1exi02.2 story and base
nnent; story extension: Immediate posses
sion; can be bought at $4,000; plan for
American basement at my office. JOSEPH
g. ABRAMSON. 46 West 46th. Bryant 1924.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
BEST BARGAIN NEAR N. Y.
SIfRuRRAN STUDIO HOME.

VIII sacrifice new, artistic place, especially
built for year round living only ~ 500 cash
almost like rent. buys II: 1000 now on mort
gage can remain: has eight large rooms.
died bath. splendid studio. 81 IT. ~ IT.,
fine northern light: steam heat, parquet
floors. running water, electric light. every
convenience. beautifully situated on plot lOOx
100 feet fine garden, shrubs and flowers In
profusion: close to pretty lake. stocked with
fish; select. conEeniai neighborhood. goou
markets, school and churches near by. This
IS chance OF a lifetime 10 obtain home
at fraction OF real worth. could not be du-
plicated at less than s14.5D0. Ideal commuta.
lion TO New York city. Address HOME. Post
Office box I107. City Hall Station. New York
rfty
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
Borough of Brooklyn-sale or Rent.

FLATBUSH SECTfON--lf rooms. 2 porches
and sleeping porch. glass and screen ons
OF tile best built houses In Flatbush. double
garage; minutes from Kings Highway sub
way express station: must be seen 20 he ap-
preciated price $50 600, cash s.. 900. 1890 ".
I'D n Rrnnklrri Mldr-nnh
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
Bcrough of Queens-saic or Rent.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. 30 Olive place
Corner, 91x03. 3 story detached brick resi-
dence. 10 rooms and 3 baths. all improve
ments; asking price S45 600; rent So GOO uii-
furnished and 81. 500 furnished. PEASE 4
ELIsIMAN. $40 Madison av. Murray Hin
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READ THIS Ap.
p,,t,a -,

Build your own 10 YEAR TAX EXEMPT
home In restricted residential section in ia
maica. for limited time we are selling lots
to home builders for $3.50 each: come and
see. p. II. SWEET, 365 Fulton ST.. Jamaica.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
Borough Of Bron.-sale or Rent.

EAST 13Ith. st. tAD 10 family. steam
heat: rents over $4,000; S26, 900. cash
1000; brokers' ADOLPH FREUD. Jr.,
Ridgefield Park, n. ].
MACOMBS ROAD. near 1T5th ST.. desirable
lots. 75Ni3o; convenient subway and sur
face lines. exceptional opportunity; reason
able offer considered. G TIA Herald. go
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

A real, compact. cosey home, perfect condi-
tlon. As minutes New York; rooms ana
walk station: low price. $4,000: a positive
bargain. Phone for appointment 10 see
DANIEL GERARD, 1870 Broadway, y. y.
AT FREEPoRT, LII. new summer bungaiow.
rooms and bath, on plot 30xio0.
Price g., 80, on easy terms.
JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY,
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
BUSINESS PLACES To LET.


Above 18th -. to 59th st. lfnclusise).
East River To North River.
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Above 18th st. 20 5sth 81. uncinsiyeJ.
East River to North River.

24TH ST. 80 EAST-Key to 4th sv. cor
ner; story and basement, 20x49.s. S54. 600
II. NJ. ANDERSON, 800 Broadway
3lT West 5Oth.-So0 ,O06. three story and
basement; % rooms; lot i9x20 A $40 Her
aid ESQ B'way
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-saie or Rent.

A HOME AND AN INCOME
Handsome double house; one side nins
room home, the other two spacious five
room apartments: all improvements; long
verandas; f43 frontage two or three car
garage: ~ min. Penn. station; 20 min.
Grand Central by subway; s35, 900. Phone
Newtown 03i9-J.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
HOMES, ss srO upward, easy terms. HrDu
a IA NTLR- Pnrt MnelinEtnn. l. Il.
Westchester--saie or Rent.

MOUNT HOPE--Haatingr attractive room
house, bath. electricity. steam heat. hiliv
wooded country, 3 minutes 20 station ex-
cellent conditions plot 50xlooi price tT.5no,
cash $500. VAUGHN. ~ Greenwich av.
Chelsea $3.50
NODrnH I room stucro dwelling overlooking
the Hudson, sia, 700, THOMAS 8. BURKE.
r1agE Building, Yonkers.
NEW ROCHEIIE-Cnioniai house. rooms
baths sun parior breakfast porrh.
sleeping porch. hot water heat. gas. cleo
triclty; garden. shade trees; garage. $500
SEC this, SULLIVAN, 20 North az. Tel go.
NEW ROCHELLE HCME, $1,000
bargain; 10 rooms baths. gas cleo
tricity. firepiares, sleeping porch plot sOxisO.
C'CONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 2R
Huguenot Vt. Phone rg4 New Itochele
PEYNARD KRAFT, REAL EFTATE,
a3o Huguenot 81. Tel. 3o4i New Rccnelie.
YONKERS-Rare bargain, 10 rooms, Us
North broadway. $4,000. RICHMOND.
warburton Bldg. Telephone Yonkers isvi
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
New York state-saie or Rent.

For sale. IN Kingston. n. VI two apart.
rnent houses. ~ rooms. price $1,000 !. u.
GDEGORY. Kingston, y v.
WORTHY FARMS EN ERYWnEuE.
RATroN FARM AGENCY. $50 sch ay.. =. 81.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
cennectlcnl.-saIe er Reni.
Maine-Salc o. Ecn,

priI 4 rTEnsON. Real Euate
st Atlantic st Stamford. Phone 2sis
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
SOUND BEACH, CONN.

Furnished Houses on Beach.
t'or sale or for rent VI 600 up.
r. BENJ. LOCKWOOD. Tel. Sound Beach 2i6
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
Above 5eth st.-sth Av. to East River.

Above 5sh st.--5th Az. to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

1@FRANkI SrAfPDtOsN phoosios5
9L AVN REAL ESTATE
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL

House, rooms, specially designed to solve
housekeeping problems; garage: large plot;
beautiful view, at fully developed Colonial
Heights; all improvements; sewer. gas,
electricity: only 30 minutes out: reasonable
price and terms. Particulars. photo. l.. II.
TAEKER, 154 Nassau st. Tel Beekman 1900.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

IN KENNEBUNKpoRT ME.--New. sttrsc-
tive apartments for light housekeeping.
wxits u. u whitoomb.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

Above 18th It. to 59th st. UncIusive).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
BUSINESS CALLS ME- AWAY.

WIN sacrifice my contract for beautiful
room home: garage and two lots on main
boulevard, with 200 IT, flower beds in
centre; In one or New Yorks finest Long
Island suburbs: all improvements, such an
sewage, water, sidewalks, shade trees. &C.
already installed: Is 90 minutes from Penn.
Station New York and Brooklyn, by Long
Island third rail electric; $1,000 cash. bal
ance like rent. Address z, WALTERS. DC
Brinkerhoff st.. Ridgefield Park, n. J.
BA BARGAlN-Sevcn rooms. new house, 1yn-
brook, 35 minutes out steam heat ras.
electricity, open fireplace. sun parior. piazza.
sidewalks; plot 50xt25. near station; sgcri-
flee; price 81 800 for quick sale easy terms.
DIjRCSg 26l Broadway: Barclay s13s.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

a m Dnv Ecl REAL ESTATE.
"A. IVA DoLLolssund Beach. CT. Tel s4a
Furnished Houses sth nv. EAdolZXA1
New .Jcrsey--sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to North River.

TO LEASE, long term. private apartment
house, baths; elegantly furnished; rent
$3.50 month: income over $1,000 and 1
apartment free for owner; year cash Sc
curity. Sf2 Herald. Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

COUNTRY ESTATES
AND HOMES,
Sale or Rent
KENNETH IVES & CO.,
Fast 42d st. Murray Hill 6035.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

WEST 83d ST., between Amsterdam and Co
lunbus avs story and basement is foot
dwelling, II rooms and baths. VIM. A.
WHITE & SONS, 46 Cedar ST. Tel. John
57o0.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
FOR SALE, TWO LOTS-CHEAi

FOR SALE, TWO IOTS-tHEAI.
VIII sell two or four lots on 100 n. Boule-
ward. at Belaire Park. az discount n -
main line OF Long Island Railroad. third
rail electric; short ride 10 New YORK and
Brooklyn: all improvements are IN; no
assessments TO be paid for; easy terms.
Write Il. y, Goom 20l. l2o Liberty 81, y. Y.
HOMES, So sro upward, easy terms. HYDE
a BAXTER. Port Washington. L Il.
OLD homestead, ~ spacious rooms. 8 fire
places; shade. ornamental trees main
highway. fnacadamized. gas lighted. =
acres: 80, $50; additional acres $500 each 10
10 So. Immediate possession; &c miles out.
OWNER. y 677 Herald, Herald "a.
20 MILES FROM NEW YORK CITY PRICE
$4,000: TERMS.
VIII sacrifice attractive 10 room house
rooms are large and have every convenience
plot iuoxTns: beautiful lawns. garden, sru't
trees, flowers and shrubs. near satt.cn.
schools and churches, select neighbprhood.
win send description IN detail. Address
SACRIFICE, r. o 5s4 City Hall station.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

airy 3. 1917. were to be restored
by the signature OF the treaty OF
peace between the two nations
here today. Arrangements for the
event were completed yesterday.
1t was decided that the chief fig
ures in today's ceremony would
be Ellis Loring Dresel. United
States commissioner here and DR..
Friedrich Rosen. German foreign
minister, who would affix their
signatures to the convention.
Officials engaged in framing
the treaty and those who had
been taken into their confidence
were reticent as to the details Of
the document. Immediate resump-
tion Of diplomatic. relations be-
tween Germany and the United
States was to be provided for. but
1t was understood that matters
pertaining to commercial. econom-
ic and financial affairs were to be
settled in supplementary agree
ments.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
Driver of Death
Car etPal Plead
Guilty Girls Say

dents of Spokane, pleaded guilty
He was sentenced to not more than
ten years at the Monroe reforma-
tory, where he is confined
According to the affidavits, the
automobile was being driven by
English when 1t struck A. d. ALI
son, a fruit grower of Vera, Wash,
while Allison and his daughter
were walking along the highway
on the return from church.
Governor Hart has been asked
to order Bartelt's release from the
reformatory, where he already has
served about six months, it was
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

Spokane. Wash, Aug. 24.-The
Spokane county sheriff's office to-
day was looking for Ray English,
10. who according to affidayits
sworn to yesterday by two young
women, last February permitted
Roger Bartlett. 16, to plead guilty
to charge Of manslaughter aris-
Ing from an accident which oc-
CURED when the four young per-
sons were riding in an automobile
alleged to have been driven by
English.
The girls affidavits charged
that by pre-arrangement Bartlett,
who is the son of well-to-do resi-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
Jailors Kill
Prisoner Who
Tries Escape

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. a.
Horace Box, %. prisoner in the
county Jail here. was shot and
killed by deputy sheriffs' at 2:SO
o'clock this morning IN q gun
fight which ensued following the
reported discovery by Deputy
Sheriff AL Patton Of an attempted
Jail break by Box.
Deputy Patton was making the
rounds Of the Jail when he noticed
a severed bar in ground floor
window. Returning to the Jail of
flee TO report his discovery. he
said he was attacked by Box. who
armed with the leg OF .ail cot,
leaped from the shadows In the
corner OF the room. Pattcn fired.
inflicting a wound on his assail-
ant, but In a grapple which fol-
lowed the deputy lost his gun,
which was seized by Box.
Attracted by the shot, Deputy
Elmer Condor rushed to the aid OF
Patton and fired six times at Box,
who after a futile attempt TO use
the gun he had wrestled from Pat
ton fell dead az the officers feet
with five bullet wounds in his
body.
Box was arrested at Long Beach
several weeks ago on charge OF
criminal assault and highway rob
berry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
Anglers ToFish
On Rogue River

Portland, Ore, Aug. "a. - A
score of anglers who participated
in the 33th annual international
fly and bait casting tournament
here, were en- route today to the
Rogue river in southern Oregon
for a fishing trip as guests Of the
Multnomah Anglers club. A. e.
Burghduff, state game warden,
will act as guide to the party.
Trolling for Chinook salmon at
the mouth of the Rogue, fly fish
ing for steelheads above the tide
waters and fly fishing for the
smaller trout in the streams tri-
butary to the Rogue will occupy
the time OF the anglers on the
trip.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
W;Il
BeOwn WilD,,,

Redwood City, Cal, Il, !,
william A. Hightowsr IA & e.
q Police o'Brien Il sas s'''''
Ico and other Officials tod,s \
ne would have no witnssss. =
tfial for the murder Of n. /.
rick 3. Heslin, a catholIe
of Colma. HlaI
IN go with no one but p,,.,.
to depend upon" he sais ICY
ing to Chief o'Brien. "a, s,,.''' ~
10 have no witnesses ~ Nv
ones. The game is up with \. Z W
! am ready to meet the ron. "
landslide came when / VA e. Z
into custody at Salada Bs.ss ,s's'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
I zgin Babies End
DnddyS Dilemma

Boston, Aug. 24.-City Housing
Commissioner Herbert e. Ellis is
confronted with a new problem.
A little over year ago a young
married couple occupying half of
a two-family dwelling in Roxbury
were blessed with baby boy.
Their landlady then notified them
that If another addition to the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
What Jelly Fish
Sting Is Like

Boston, Aug. 24.-The jellyfish
"bite." What is It? Is it dan
gerous2 What are the symptoms
OF its victims?
These questions were answered
by DR.. G. r. Sylvester, OF Allerton.
who has treated scores OF persons
Bitten" by jellyfish at Nantasket.
He describes the "sting" as AN
anaphylactic reaction due to the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

entrance into the pores of jellyfish
protein"
The poisoning is only tempor-
ary, he explains, and, while ex-
tremely irritating, is not serious.
"The irritation comes in the
form of red rash on any part Of
the body where the fish touches !"
he explains. 1t has no serious az
ter effects and, but for the pain, is
of no consequence.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

Royal Airship Works, Cardington,
Bedford, England. The ZR-2 was
the largest airship that has ever
been built. 1t was about 10000
cubic feet larger in capacity than
the German Zeppelin LII, which
the Germans built to bomb New
York city. Her total length was
700 feet, her greatest diameter IS
feet and her total height from the
bottom of her suspended cars to
the top of the hull 92 feet. Her
cubic capacity was approximately
2,720,O00 cubic feet, which gave
her about "a tons gross lift and
disposable lift of approximately As
tons, which consisted of gasoline,
oil, crew, cargo or armament.
Her motive power consisted of
six 350-horsepower Sunbeam Cos
sack motors located in six power
cars. She kad speed of seventy
five miles (full SPEEDY and a cruis-
ing speed of fifty miles per hour.
She carried $4,000 gallons of gas
oline, which gave her a cruising
radius of 5000 miles at full speed. !
The propellers on two of the pow
are equipped with reversing gear,
er cars were equipped with revers-
ing gear, which enabled the ship
10 check her speed at will or even
,lY astern.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

London. Aug. 24.-A Sim Feln
courier will be sent froia Dpolln
tomorrow night with the reply Of
the Dail Eireann to the British
governments peace proposals. says
4 Central News dispatch from
Dublin today
The reply. Il adds, - 10 be de-
livered 20 Premier Lioyd-ceorge inl
London Frldag morning
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24

S,,a Souna a11Ieh' a1'a August i, -
county Iasr grand % ,s'. await action !, ',,' !,
mary trial at wb,ss s.'ss pgslIs
offered no TESTIMONY n,ss 'as dsiss
not allowed. sn Bond IS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
Fire Toll Reaches Sig

Macon, Ca. Aug. 24.-Two
bodies were taken this morning
from the ruins of the Brown house
which was destroyed by fire early
Monday. This brings the list OF
known dead to six. One man is
still listed as missing
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
SLAYER Bound Cover.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 24.-
Edwin r. Stephenson, preacher,
who shot and killed Father James
e. Coyle, pastor of st. Pauls Cath
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
Japs Sends ACCEPTANCE

Toxic, Aug. 24.-Japans ac-
ceptance of the invitation of
President Harding to participate
in the conference in Washington
on Far Eastern questions and dis
armament in November next was
forwarded to Washington today.