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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-30

noon after boing horo for tho past tnr""
weeks visiting friends On the SCUM
sd" Mr.. and Mrs. Loo were formerly
residents If this r!ty and arc. well
known hero.
Mrs. william Book OF Woods street !"
improving after slight !Nn"ss.
Mr. and Mrr. William RIGS OF McCol-
loch street arc visiting friends and rel
atives at BellR!re.
Messrs. Harold Simpson Of water
street and John Reed Of Enf1 street Will
be homo today after vacation visit
with friends at Warrington. ID. {. They
also visited Norfolk Va.
Mrs r. UIrich and family Of Pitts
burgh Will return homo tomorrow f"i-
lowing q visit with friends In this city.
Mrs. c. Heinlein Of tho south side VINO
recently underwent an operation at IN"
North Wheeling hospital and who IL
now at her homo remains In serious
condition.
Mrs. c. Knapp OF 3sth street con-
tinues to improve following hero recent
Illness.
Mrs. x. schlicher Of Woods street Is
improving and getting along nicely
after an operation at tho North wheel
Ing hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. IIrnry Tina Choir OF
Water streot will DO homo tomorrow
from Cambridge where they have boon
spending . vacation.
Miss Emily I.uUd!n. % Tw""'"-"!n'N
street. Is expected homo Wednesday
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GAIN IN WEIGHT
IS WONDERFUL Ill
Young Won an Only
Weighed 76 Pounds-Now
Weighs Over 100 and Is
Gaining Every Day.

"Refore began taking Tan'ac I only
weighed 30 pounds. I now weigh over
ono hundred and am gaining every day
said Miss La Rue Davis. OF Chattanooga
Tennessee.
Il bought my FIRST hottie OF TanlAo
at Gas City. Ind. and II helped me 30
much ina: continued using II, have
always bSen very delicate and suffered
a great deal from stomach trouble and
rheumatism. I rarely ever had any ap-
petite and simply could not relish any
thing. fell of until I only weighed IS
pounds and was thin I looked per-
fectly awful. This Is the condition I
was in whom ! began taking Thnlac-
'Oh. ! feel 80 different now. Even my
complexion Is improved. Ny appetite Is
good and can hardly get enough 10 eat
Tanlnc is simply grand and I can truth
fully shy that * Is tho only medicine
that has ever done me any good"
Tanlac ~ sold IN Wheeling by the
Hogr-Imli- Drug % and by leading
druggists clrrywlSere.
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SOUTH SIDE
Laden To Hold outinS

The Ladies' Aid society o. g.. FauTs
Evangelical church VIII h".u 90 "utinE
tomorrow which Will be AN lay al
fair. Tho outing Will DO he'd - Wheel
ing park and . largo crowd Is "N3ected
to attend Mrs. Henry Jaeger. chair
man Of the committee IS winding all
plans into shape and expects 10 arrange
for a wonderful ltimo.
Choir Holds Outing
Tho choir OF tho Third Presbyterian
chupch Of this city are making hnal
plans for their outing which Is 10 be
held UP the river on Thursday evening
OF this week About 20 young people
from the CONGREGATION VIII tale part In
the affair and a good time IS being
LOOKED forward 20.
Hold Final Outing
The Brotherhood Of St. FauIs church
Of this city are getting thinGs under
way Tor their final outing which - 10
be held Saturday on The FopD Farm Mt
bethlehem. VIII Br!ese. chairman OK the
Arrangement cpmm!tteo. is working hard
to mak- tho affair a grand SUCCESS and
IL making 4 wonderful program for tho
day. \ lnrEo crowd Is expected TO At
tend the outing as this will be tho last
event Of It's kind TO be hold this year.
Home September Second
Or, w. NJ palbey Of 2602 Chhpl!ns
street. will arrive homo September sec
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How to Make the Most
Delicious Peach Jam
You Ever Tasted
New Certo Process Makes Two thirds More Jam
from Same Amount of Fruit
Actually Preserves Full FLAVOR of Ripe Peaches
Requires Only One Minute s Boiling and
Never Fails to Make Perfect Jam

Home grown peaches are now n!cnc-
full at q low price sugar Is cheap. and
housewives arc putting UP peach Jam
az never before. Best OF all. the now
Certo Process has revOlutlon!zel the
making Of peach jam. because, unlike
tho old method. Il uses ripe peaches and
actually preserves real peach flavor.
The taste Of peach jam made with 'erto
Is absolutely different from any peach
jam made oy the old method. because !ts
flavor IS practically the same a. fresh
peaches.
With the Certo Process 'uN-ripe
peaches are used not unrip" peaches
30 necessary BY the old method. The
Certo Process retains all IN" rich flavor
Of this ripe fruit because Il requires
only ono minutes hr!i!ng-not tn" 30
or moro minutes required by the Old
method, which destroyed tho rtV"r and
made II difficult to distinguish rs leach.
Win Certo the result Is far superior
rruity flavor and two-th!rd5 more jam
from tho same amount OK fruit. because
no juice IL boiled away. !: ais han
ishcs all Suosswurk or worry As perfect
results are certain.
Tho Certo Process for maklnG peach
jam Is very simple. Crush ripe peaches
or slice very nHe: measure Lowell cups
u lbs) OF crushed fru!, ln:r largo
preserving kettle. Then adj So heap
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NUPTIAL RITES TODAY
nroundSv1ue Home OF Thomas 6ootA
Uncle Of BRIDE, TO Be Scene Of
Quiet wedding.

A quiet but interesting wedding will
take place at $50 this morning At the
homo OF Thomas Scott At Aoundsville.
when Miss Norma Mccartney becomes
tho bride OF Mr.. II. A. Trusdale Tho
ceremony will be performed in the
pre.ence Of relatives and a few close
friends OF the bride.
Miss Mccartney Is a niece OF Mr..
Scott. and has been an occasional Wis
ttor In Moundsv!l,e for number OF
years.
Mr.. Trusdale Is 4 prominent business
man Of Conneaut. Ohio. and has h.en
actively engaged with tho World For
ward movement Of tho Methodist Epis-
copal church. being thu stewardship
secretary Of tho movement.
Tho ceremony will be performed by
Or. +. I. Johnson OF Columbus. who Is
an intimate friend OF tho bride and
groom.
Tho music accompanying tho Wedding
will be rendered by Miss Margaret
SIgatoose pianist. and Miss Martha
Eglin Of Cleveland. harptst.
The many friends OF the bride and
Kroom. both OF Conneaut and Mounds
vine will unlto in wishing them . long
and happy life.
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ond after spending months vacation
in various Eastern cities Tho trip In
cluard visits 10 Atlantic city ana otner
resorts.
South Side Personals
Mr., and Mrs. william Rocker Of Mo-
Nechen have returned home following
few days visit with friends on tho south
side.
MIR. and Mrs. Wade Eoyce Of Bcl!n!re
are visiting friends on saith and Woods
street.
Mrs Jean Holderman Of Jacob street
continues to improve n tho North
Wheeling hospital where she recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis
william KessIer OF Water street left
FOR ParkersburG yesterday morning on
business trip.
Miss Io!u Kohler. 81 jacob strest
Will be home tomorrow from Pttsourgh
where she has been spending a Vaca-
,ion visit with friends.
A number OF south sidn people return
ed home from Moundsville last evening
having went to that city TO hear Feter
MacSwincy speak before the George
Washington Council Of tho Irish Recog-
milton Society OF the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pelly OF jacob
street arrived home last evening nfter
being away A. Wellshurg for tho past
few days visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Cora Schmidt OF hcCollooh
street who for tho past few days has
!ceu critically Ill, Is slightly improved
Harold nlate and Thomas Mcfarland
% McColIorh stree, viii! arrive homo to-
day from Washington. Ia. where thoy
hnve been visiting friends and relatives
r"- the past week.
Miss Mary Peters OF McColloch street
arrived home last evening from Mounds
Willie following visit with friends IN
thar r!;y.
Miss Alma WamS!cy. o! Jacob street.
Is able 10 be on; again following a short
Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Outright and
daughter Helen of 2sth street will BE-
homo today from ANeEheny where they
have been Visiting friends and relatives
for tho pas; threo weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lee OF Grand
Rapids LETT for home yesterday after
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c.rn.;.x from New Castle. Pa, where
she has been spending . vacation.
Percy layton. Of Woods street, ana
Edward Hoffman. Of McColloch street.
na,r zone to New Natamoras. OHIO
where they vii spend q few days visit
LnF friends.
Henry Benske Of Woods street con-
ttnues To improve after "A recent Illness
Miss Elizabeth Fisher of Don street
Is confined At her homo with illness- Hsr
condition Is not reEar ded AZ seriouA
Mr. ard Mrs. J. 4. MARBLE, OF Hen
1r'ckshurK arc visiting friends and rel
alive. hero THIS week.
Miss Margaret winters OF McColloch
street has gone TO Elkins for Few
days where she will visit friends.
Miss Norma Griffin. OF FollRnsoee.
who has been horn for tho past week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Campbell
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Of c.ldwslrs run. returned to he, 49,
last evening.
Miss Ada Johnston. OF Thirty-s04
street. Is improving after a recsAs II"
ness. ,, -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russell ~
Pittsburgh. are The guests Of NJ.
Mrs.. A. r. Miller, OF ThifC3n0'
street
Thomas Brady OK T"eue1
.,,..t viii b. homo tomorrow trou3,
Warrington. where he has been sDoee
Ing a two-wecks vacation.
Mis-, Dorothy Hart Of Chaplins e90eS
continues Ill At her home With ttoos
John Burke. Of Jacob street. has -
10 Cleveland for d few days visit W.
relatives and friends.
Misc Martha Kay Of Cumberland. ~
"a visiting friends and relatives 49,
this week. -
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While no definite arrangements have
been made. owing to Miss Addam ao-
sence in Europe. negotiations arc under
way with her secretary for her appear
ance hero at some time during the win
ter. Miss Ethel Metzner. chairman OF
the Ameriranization committee or tho
civic. department Of the club Is now In
Washington In behalf " tho club. Mrs
Don't Taylor. chairman Of the ciVics de-
PARTNER: states ;hat definite annVure-
ment Will DO made this week.
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JANE adams MAY
PAY WHEELING VISIT
womAn'S Club Amsr1oAniIatton Conn
naistss Negotiating for Her Appear
Ano~ Herr

II Ia possible that Jane Adams may
visit Wheeling this year under tho aus
pieces OF the Wheeling Woman's Club
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charming leading lady hni six fri"nLs
a. her guests In another box six hl-
wauian. witnessed the performance
Miss Marxar-, G!lligan was hostess TO
i've friends.
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visitor. Arr1v. for rurnAmsnt

Ioca, S""ir'v - making extensive
Tians Cor The "atcrtatamr2: % ;he out
os-town members OF th~ West Virginia
WomeH'a coz association wh" will be
here r~Nt week ,or the fourth champion
shin tournament. Miss Kathleen Cor
man OF parkerShurE. prescn. t!'le hold
90 arrive. today and will h~ entertained
=, IN" homo * Mrs, Edward S.!rel dur
ing her say Mrs AgaNs McDOnn "a.
OF Charleston. who won the champion
ship n .ac tournament hold 1t Charles
,on In 1919. arEved yesterday and Will
a,so BE- The guest OF Mrs St'te'. Ars,
Frank Kent. oc rarkersourE. Is expected
- como Friday ~ this week. MISS
E.izahe'h knight. Of I.ewiahurS. viii be
NO cues. ~ Mrs Jesse Bloch during
,ou-namea, week. and Mrs. II. W. Sno-
waiter. Of Falrmont. will b" the guest
os Mrs S'-gleton Paul In ken"ood
PlaCe
A COMMITTEES from the association VIII
meet with tho board Of directors AT tho
Country C,uh TIT, evening. and plans
,or The ENHANCEMENT OF the VISITORS
Will be discussed. Tho committee ~
composed Of Mrs. A. A. Wheat. NESS
Mary Simpson. Mrs Edward S'i'ei AMI
Mrs. Ma. Simpson.
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OFdon-MarShaQ.

The parsonage OF tho NJ. F.. church In
Fulton was the scene az a quiet but In
'"rrS;inX wcddtng Yesterday when Miss
Florence Marshal! became the bride OF
Mr. Louis Ogden OF Gladys ". Va. Rev.
A. r. Bennett performed he ceremony
IN the presence ~ trw relatives and
intimate friends OF bride and groom.
Mrs. Ogden ~ the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Marshall % Fulton. Mr..
and Mrs. Ogi"r will mako their future
home In this city.
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Theatre Parties.
number Of box parties marked the
opening performance at tho Court thea
ire last night. Miss Maude Feaiy tho
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Linen Shower.

Miss Mo-" Tt"-rs will entertain At
h.r homo ~ Fifteenth street this even
Ing. couulirsr:!nK her sister. Miss
Frances Nar"S. whose engagement 10
Mr.. Oscar Yacger was recently an
nourc"d The affair wilt be linen
shower. and the hrde-to-be will receive
mary Eeautltul g!ttS. The invited
guests are:
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For ntss futile

Miss Alice Speidel entertained at
!nnrheon at the Couatry Club yesterday,
IN honor o. Miss Katherine Tut,ie OF
Cincinnati who Is the house guest or
Miss lie!eH Morris IN LenoH Covers
were lad rrr the following:
Misses
Katherine Tut,is Fritz S,tel
Helen Morris Alec SSc!del
Ellen Wilson Virginia sweeney
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SGacadsmy Club Dance.

AACeuSIny Skuo OenS
Thr Npro DENY club will hold It's
opcning dance Of rho season At the con-
ycrtion hail In tho Market AUDITORIUM
Thursday evening. Septemh"r Is. II -
not known vet what orchestra VIII feat
nre tho dance but an ertcr' Ia being
made 70 secure tho Frisco SvnCopn tors.
one az the most popular IN tho east.
The committee on arrangements In
ciudes:
NcsSrs.-
JJ,ryey Ca-mack John r''
Ernest GerbiR Carl Nay
David Bone
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About People
Novsna1ts Of Individuals To Ana
Prom The cit1.
At TIE HOTELS

Rogsrs-C. s Everett. ParkersourE'
A. Carroll. Weston NJ. r. Chapms~
Hartford.
MoLurs-D. Crane. NorEantown; Z. H.
InEram and Fred Ingram Middleoourne'
J. r. poak. ParkersburE: William hAsL'
larkersburE: l.. Queen. Chrksourg; A.
J. Martin. ParkershurE; q. WI hllI'
Slstersyille: Amos ThorneurE. PARSONS
E. y. Swanson. Parkcrsburs; w. Z.
Wells Parkersburg.
windsor-Garrett Hunt. Burton; J. u
Holt, Elkins. +. II. Hess, HuntinEton'
W. W. Trent. Eiklns.
BtAnm-S. c. Seckman. Alena; W.
AelDR
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Start tho n . " --
the sure. quick. eco
nuni.ral way OF MAX
Ing Jams and jrllirs.
You'll never return
To- th- old 'Ni' OF
miss" method
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Matinee Party

Mrs. H J. S,oilar. Mrs. Joseph Nc
Conneil and Mrs Edward NcAlhster will
he Joint hostesses tomorrow At . lunch
con and theater party arranged In honor
e. Mrs. r. f.. Tyler. who will leave
Thursday 70 make nor future homo In
Huntington. The party WI motor to
re Old Stone House :or ,u@,neoa and
viii return 20 witness ,he matinee per-
roruanre o. Gall ne doctor" NJ mo
c.,i-r .hrrrr- Those present vii! be:
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Dixie uuo Dance,

Ore OF ~" p'sa>antost events on 'he
social calender for the week will be mo
dance s:rer ~ The D:Nt" clao at the
White Palace n wheeling park TINS
evening Tho club has secured the
keystone SIX Of Elwood C1tN. Fa' TOT
tho occasion. Thu number Of orchestral
nlaccs has been Increased 10 eight on
his occasion. however. ard those who
attend are assured Of a good program
90 dance music.
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Photo by Photocratters.

ond after spending months vacation
in various Eastern cities. Tho trip In
cludrd visits 10 Atlantic city and other
resorts.
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usitoru HonorSd

Mrs. Margaret Back Will entertain AT
bridge this evening ut her home at Echo
Point. honoring Miss Pauline Ralns and
Mrs Fred S,urges. OF Cincinnati. who
are ;he guests OF Miss Edna StueEes.
The invited guests are:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

vert, age 72 years. widow o
the late Charles Calvert, moth
er of Mrs. F. S. Craig, Mrs.
Mark Skiff, Miss Jennie Cali
vert and Mrs. Lowell Tweedale
of Salem and Mrs. Clark Groves
Of Camas, Wash, sister of Mrs.
E. E. Shields of Gervais and AL
bert NJ. Smith.
The remains are at Rigdon's.
Funerals
CLEARWATER-The funeral of
Mrs. Grace Clearwater will take
place Monday, May End, at 2
b. m. from Rigdon's interment
following in the City View ceme-
terry.
funeral of Mrs.
Martha A. Calvert, widow of
the late Charles Calvert, whose
death occurred suddenly Friday
afternoon, will be held Tuesday
May 8, at 2:30 p. m. from Rig
don's, Rev. Milliken officiating,
lnterment in the l. o. o. F. Gem
etery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Apollo club concert seats are on
sale at Wins Music store and at
Patton's book store. Any seat
$3.50. Reserve them at armory
box office on and after Tuesday
3 a. m. Concert Wednesday eve
ming. 104*
Miss Thelma Dougherty is
spending a few days with friends
in. Roseburg.
Cali in and get some CT the
French pastry we make, for your
Sunday dinner. The Gray Belle.
1o4.
Frank Wade Of Parkersville
was looking after business mat
ters in Salem few days ago.
Fresh French pastry daily at
The Spa. 1o4*
Several members of the Dallas
Royal Neighbors camp visited the
Salem order Thursday evneing,
Get May Victor records today
at H. l.. Stiff Furniture Co. 104s
Or. Howard Blake and Mrs
Berry of Monitor were In Salem
during the week.
May Victor records are on sale
at Stiffs. 1O4s
Handy rolls Of white paper. use.
full for many purposes, 10 centa
up. Capital Journal office.
saby chiclrs bbs state Sc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Dreamland rink, big dance in
the big hall every Wed. and Sat.
Seven piece orchestra. Good mus
ic and singing. smoothest and
largest hardwood floor in valley.
l04+
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stokes of
Hubbard were in the city last
evening. They brought the lat
ter's mother to a local hospital
where she will undergo an oper-
alton.
Art Scheidler of Aurora was a
business visitor in town during
the week.
Chicken dinner every Sunday,
tables and counter, Jacks Cafe,
1853 s. Commercial st. 104
John Carpenter of this city has
been visiting his mother at Au-
rora.
r. l.. Seigmund of Gervais was
in Salem on business yesterday.
The roller season closes in May.
Select yours today. e. B. Flake.
104s
Fresh French pastry daily at
The Spa. l04s
S. F. Parker and family OF
Fairfield were visiting friends in
Salem during the week.
Fresh French pastry daily at
The Spa. lO4'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

was student in the Garfield
school. Services will be held Mon
day afternoon at 2:30 from, the
Webb and Clough chapel by Rev.
Nathan Swadd, Of the South
Friends church. Interment will be
made in City View cemetery.
CALVERT--At the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs. Lowell
Tweedale, Mrs. Martha A. Cali
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Died

UleQ
REYNOLDS-Jewel Fay Reynolds
5 OF 735 North High street, died
this morning at 1890 at home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl E. Reynolds.
She was IL years and 4 months
of age and is survived by her par
ents and one brother, Edwin, and
two sisters. Irma and Audrey. She
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

After the show, some Gray
Belle French pastry and ice
cream. She will like it. 104*
For an extensive line of smart
coats, capes and dresses. modest
.ly priced, see The French Ship.
115 High St., Masonic Temple.
1919
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Milk prices in effect May l.,
1921: pint daily per mo. -;
] daily per mo. $3.50; pts.
daily per mo. $5.25; 2 qts. daily
per mo. $500 pts daily per
mo. $S.40; 8 qts daily per mo.
$3.50; OTIS daily per mo. SIP;
extra milk &c per pit, 12c p>t qt.
Cream, table " pit. 15c, whipping
" pit. zoe. Wholesale: Bottle CSC
per gal; bulk gal or more S2c
per gal; bulk less than 3 gal. S5c
per gal.-Fairmount Dairy, Sa-
lem Sanitary Dairy, Meadow
Lawn Dairy. 104*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Miss Irene PavIoska, noted OPP
|stIc mezzo-soprano, in concert
hth the Apollo club, at armory,
Iednesday evening. May 4. Tick
/ at Wills music store and Pat
,ns book store. Any seat $3.50.
sseryations on and after Tues
" ga. m. armory box office.
104*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

The regular monthly meeting
of the Marion County Loganberry
growers will be held at the grange
hall on Court street at 1880 p. m.
Saturday. April 30th. All logan
berry growers are invited. A. M.
Chapman, chairman. 104*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Geraniums, and all kinds of
flowers for boxes and baskets. Ar
thur Plants greenhouse, 1898
South 18th and Wilbur. 106
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

a. dance will be given in the
new grange hall at Butteville,
May 7th, on the night of the
Champoeg anniversary occasion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30
Views Notes Of Salem and Vicinity Briefly Told
,on,ing Events J.

May l--LOs .1Ea Aassl1s armory !:
Ials NAY s-BusineSs men :
Commerce .as 4I-Apollo club in =
.oassrt nsr with virginia NsA' :
|''pfspVsI efsr VsI-T-willamette uni =
Nay Nay May Day celebration =
WAY nay s-la-Learn to SWIM : !
week. a,,,unity get X
together. armory' 4
=. L. l. u Z X y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

St. Andreasberg rollers, the
sweetest singer on eartn. You for
get his price when you hear his
song. E. b. Flake, $50 S. II. 11O*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

). n. Cronen OF Portland, re-
ceiver Of the defunct Pinckxey
dairy at West Salem, has been ar
rested on a bench warrant issued
by Judge H. H. Belt OF Polk
county and is ordered to appear
at Dallas today on a contempt Of
court charge. 1t is said that he
will be required to show cause
why he has ignored the courts
order in not making an account
ing to the court Of his trust.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Henry Neift. Fred Anderson and
G. w. Atwood of Aurora were in
Salem during the week. visiting
friends and transacting business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Mrs. Sam Adolph has returned
to her home in Salem after spend
ing nearly week at the home Of
Mrs. d. H. Looney near Jeffer-
son. =,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Ia NJ. Law has sold his farm
,uth Of town on the Jefferson
la 10 Ezra Hart and expects to
|ovs 10 Salem as soon as he cae
|ske arrangements. He will give
mediate possession of the place.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

C. l. Lewis was in Yamhill on
business yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

P. Collard of Waconda was
shopping in Salem yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

|MS. Hendrickson of Silverton
sas in town on business yesterday
d, Hendrickson is a contractor
BID builder and he remarked that
/ has not seen so much building
|nce he moved to that ciLy as
hfe is this spring.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

R.v-D correction. We re-
Inn advertised mems atnietic
III ~ suits. like B. V. DIS. rms
L, an error, as "B Y d. is not
rlvIs or type of athletic or oth-
,'.dorwear. "B V d" is the
a. mark Of the B. V. D. com
T. The B. v. D. company, hav-
I, ,omplained of this use OF their
M mark, we wish to say that
Irsafter, 50 that we may not IN
n The B. v. D. company and SO
n the public may receive the
N, service. We will only refer
~ trade mark "B V D" to
.vertise goods bearing the red
0ven aB v D" label. We have no
|sIre to infringe in any way on
\ r v. D. company's trade
IN rights. Peoples Cash Store,
lem, Oregon. Iva