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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-30
Retsu Ross Firm Formed

Trenton, N. j., Dec. 30.-Arti-
cles OF Incorporation for the Betsy
Ross Building G. Loan association
of Newark, the first of its kind In
New Jersey composed solely OF
women, were approved today by
the state banking and insurance
commissioner.
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POSSES Seek SLAYER

Mustang, Okla, Dec. 3O.-SeV-
eral automobiles loaded with arm
ed men are searching today for
the slayer of E. w. Brindley. here
of the Mustang state bank, who
late last night was called from
his home into his yard and shot
to death by man.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORs

NOTICE 10 CHEDA1OktS
In the County Court OF the State
of Oregon for the County OF
Marion
In the matter of the estate OF
Luella Kellock. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed administrator Of said es-
tate, and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby no.
titled to present the same. duly
verified and with the proper
vouchers as required by law to
the undersigned at the office OF
sidney Teiser, 748 Morgan build
ing. Portland, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this no
tice.
Date of first publication Decem-
Der 2, 1921.
Last publication Dec. 80.
G. F. LAW,
Administrator
Sidney Teiser and w. g. Keller
attorneys for administrator. 74S
Morgan building. Portland, Ore
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DRY wood for sale, small second
growth 16 inch $3.50; large sec"
ond growth 4 feet $3.50; IL inch
$3.50; old fir feet 81. 10 men
SIS. Armstrong Transfer, phone
1 1os ee337
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'ALED hay for sale. w. L. Fuller
pnone 35F32, Brooks. Or. cab
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TILES delivered. Phone 4F2.
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Two Arrested
For Girls Murder

st. Louis. Mo, Dec. 30.-Fred-
erick G. Meier, 33, and Walter
Bybee, 27, were under arrest here
today in connection with the
death of Miss Thelma Long. IS,
whose body was found in a street
gutter today after she had leaped
from an automobile to escape the
attentions of Bybee, according 90
Meier's story, as announced by po-
lice.
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Knds Ut Animals Sleep Uporses Phone Users
For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Gas range, single bed,
vacuum sweeper, nursery chair,
double bed springs. SEQ N. Sum
mer. c313
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FOR SALE-7 acres, 6 acres clear,
with buildings, 31s miles of Ore
gon City. Price $2100. $500 cash,
balance terms. Rt. 6. Oregon
City, E. M. Cramer. b312
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sVR SALE-FiIbertA 1910 North
lotn. Phone 1881. c315
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HOME ON EASY TERMS
ta5 DOWN AND $25 PER MONTH
Nonresident owner viii sell
house and two lots at 1412 Lee
street on above terms. Price
1lT5O. VIII consider any trade,
Write F. I. Kinney, box S46,
Eugene, Or. ASIA
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SALEM sCAVENGER = Garbage
and refuse of all kinds removed
BY the month at reasonable rates
Cesspools cleaned and dead ami
mails removed. Day phone l67,
night phone 16s8R. r. o. Cum
minis, Mgr.
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400 PER ACRE; % under plow,
balance good timber. rock road,
miles from Salem; cheap build
ines' good red hill fruit land.
service loan will handle, terms
fearcy Bros. 210 Oregon bldg.
b313
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$4,000 BUYS this room. house and
lot. 5Ox150. electric lights. bath,
Toilet, garage, cement walks,
house is only 5 years old. See L.
A. Hayford Realtor. 305 State
street. a.
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oARGAIN in 2 acre tract with
good improvements, bungalow,
oarn, garage. some fruit, on paw
Cd highway, close to Salem; pric-
: dlow for quick sale. $1,000,
.srms $500 down. S. R. Pearson.
zlO-211 U. s. hank bldg. b.
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For SaIe-Farms

" ACRES near Salem as first pay
ment on Salem city property.
Magee, corner State and Com
mercial over Rusick's. b.
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FOR RENT-Large,. comlortdJIte ora hIe
sleeping room, very reasoha0le, s onr,
close in Miss Minnie Evans coI9 70
nr oU Mil and s. Capitol SITS. JSlz
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s12 Gray bldg. phone so7
BEST BUYS


An acres. rs cultivated. Is TIM
her pasture, house, barn, complete
@ Iist of farm implements cream
senarator, n1 a horses, s cows 2 neil,
srs calves, pigs, chickens, an
&C. eaad and seed, $500 worth furnl-
t',re. tvr located 2 miles from Silver, yer,
t ton rock road; price 1880. WIN
consider cO house part payment.
% acres, II cultivated dark
,oow Ty buildings, good fences. rock
,O road Y mile school, l y from from
reilroad town; only $2Soo' $lOVo
cash. IN .,oorad % fir and
ooT timber, best soil, room pias-
tsred t bungalow. barn. garage; co on
IesJ rocE road to be paved. close to sll-
Vet' Vga or city property to 5000.
@e we want more tracts with bulio-
,nas for ex-service men. See US To-
day. ooorOEcKY
oa1 State street.
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miles Salem on Wallace roao'
J. j. O'Beerne, Lake End' IA "a;
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FOR RENT-Farm on wen I'M
nroved highway; personal prop
erty for sale. A K care Capstai
Journal
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BARGAIN in 6 room modern
house all ON one floor, plastered.
everything Al condition, large
lot, barn, trees. close In. Price
sS5OO, easy terms. S. r. Pear
son. 210-211 U. S. bank bldg. a.
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FOR RENT-Lodging rooms VIZ t
hot water heat and batn' IN
onire room 22 Breyman olock. a
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SMALL house furnished earase,
spring water, SIS month, to Tisn,
party only. S. Commercial, -, ! !
Hook west. house 2225. J3l9
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WANTED-To buy or rent a port
able mill; or would go in part
nership with man owning one.
! have the timber Write T y
box 1903. 1915
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F0R RENT-Good inside room
4Sx21, at 175 N. Commercial %. 90.
VIM, Neimeyer. -----.---
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REAL ESTATE

EXCHANGES rosm bungalow to
trade for small tract that has
buildings and close in. Must be
priced right. r. A. Mohney, 200
Oregon bldg. phone All. az
GET A HOME
City houses, city lots, small and
large acreage. elese In and far
out, exchanges In city and coun-
try. H. e. Brown, over Busiek's
store, State and Commercial
GOOD BUYS AND EXCHANGES
Q room house, good barn, some
fruit, on gravel street. for $l7oo.
Wanted, or 10 acres south. no
buildings, must be cheap for cash.
We have a fine grain farm in
Idaho to trade fer Salem proper
ty,
We also have some good farms
near Salem to exchange for city
property, IL you have any to trade
come and see us,
THOMSON
391 y State street. n
BUY NOW you will pay mort later
10 acres, all In cultivation, small
house and barn, . miles from city,
you make the terms,
4 room house on car line, neat
little home cheap.
room house east part of the
city, installments.
room house at 1888 N. Church.
new and up to date.
20 acres of timber, / mile from
r r station.
Any of the above can be ham
died on bonus loan, they are worth
the price asked, we handle no
other kind.
What have you for exchange. See
RADCLIFFE & WARING
s41 State street. n312'
GOOD BUYS
10 acres of fine fruit soil all cul-
tivated, good road. Price $12b0
easy terms at percent interest.
acre tract located " mile from
carline south of Salem, slightly To-
cation. Price $4,000. terms.
20 acre tract, good road, 2 acre;
prunes, / acre logans, strawber'
ries, cherries, timber, running wa
ter, 7 room house, hot and colo
water, bath. electric lights. Pric'
$4,000, terms.
Fine east front lot on S. Com
mercial street. Price $3.50.
~ acre tract A miles south,
acres full bearing prunes, 4 acre
prunes set last year, 2 acres 10
gans, Price $4,000, $4,000 down.
We have some fine buys il
houses, lots and lands.
See US before buying.
w. H, GRABENHORST &c co.
REALTORS
275 State street. n
LEGAL NOTICES
THE PROVTDENT LITE AM
TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
ADEIPHIA
N. w. Corner Fourth and Ches'
nut streets, Philadelphia, De-
cember 21, 1921.
TO THE POLICYHOLDERS o
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AN
TRUST COMPANY OF PHI
ADELPHIA
| A special meeting of the policy
holders of The Provident Life an
Trust Company of Philadelphia
will be held at its office at tn
above address on Wednesday, I'll
18th day Of January, 1922, at
O'Clock noon, for the purpose
voting for or against the approv'
of a certain Plan for the acquis
ton by The Provident Life an
Trust Company of Philadelphia
its capital stock for the benefit
Its policyholders and the conve
sion of said Company into a mi
tual life insurance company und'
the provisions of the Act of A.
sembly of the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania, No. 1913, approve
April 20, 1921. This Plan has bee
adopted by the directors and al
proved by the Commissioner
Pennsylvania and by the stool
holders of the Company. Copies
the Plan may be had upon appl
cation.
i BY order of the Board OF d
rectors.
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For Sale-Houses

BARGAIN-New 6 room strictly
modern bungalow. facing east
near car line. Price 5000, terms.
Kruger, 209 Oregon bldg. a312s
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REAL ESTATE

EXCHANGES room bungalow to
trade for close in acreage, pre-
fer tract without buildings. X.
A. Mohney, 209 Oregon bldg.
nhone 217, d"
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FOR RENT-House and barn
with 2 acres of ground, all kinds
Of fruit. 1740 State st. phone
1S36W. 5l2
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rnR nIIICK SALE

room house, lots, barn, one
block to car line. Price only $l6oQ'
$500 cash, rest like rent.
Good car wanted as first pay
ment on a good 6 room house on
paved street, 2 blocks to car Ine'
lots of fruit. Price $4,000, no money
required, can pay the balance ike
rent. noN
h1AO
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FOR SALE
Good five room house. two lots,
close to car line, $500 cash bal
ance SIS per month.
seven room house close in' gooo
,ot Price $2500. terms.
room house. large lot. {l6oo'
II YOU want to buy. sell or trade
see ..pcrEps
e,o Gray bldg. phone 901.
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Directory

ART
PHOTOGRAPHS tinted. lessons In
oil painting, frames made. Mrs.
10. ]. Bullock. 212 s. Cottage.
phone l020M.
PRINTING
a SATISFIED customer returns
Rowland Printing Co.. Phone
1919. over Patton book store.
FARM LOANS
BUILDING LOANS MADE--May
be repaid like rent.
Life. Fire, Health. Accident. In
demnity, Liability and Auto In
surance written.
A. G. BOHRNSTEDT
401 Masonic Temple. Salem. OF:
FURNITURE HOSPITALS
FURNITURE repaired or made to
order. Refinishing and nphol-
stering a speciality. Phone lI4z,
Brown and Groves. 1901 s. Com
mercial.
GARAGES
WillSfa III: Oss:s: s:;; !; !, IS ! Is, : !
recharged and repaired. Degge..
Burrell. -
SALEM Auto Radiator shop. ra-
diator and fender specialists.
1913 s. 18th st.
UNION Auto repair shop, acety-
lene welding. ASS Ferry street.
Phone 422
r. d. BARTON. Exide batteries,
starter and generator work. la
S. Commercial.
AUTO Electrician, expert trouble
shooting. 23S N. High st. phone
goa.
OsTEoPATHY
DIR W. L. MERCER, osteopathic
physician and surgeon. Kinks
vile graduate, 404-405 Y. S. Ma
| tional bank bldg. Phones. office
9Iy. residence 614.
DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL,
osteopathic physicians and sur
| geons, 500 U. S. bank building
Phone $50. DIR. White, resi-
dence phone 469; DR.. Marshall
residence phone S34.
REPAIRING
STEWARTS Repair Shop. s41
Court st. Umbrellas and cutler,
G. c. PATTERSON. shoe repairing
/ shop, 143 S. Liberty st.
STOVES rebuilt and repaired. 81
years experience; Depot Ma
i tional and American fence, size
26 to 5S inches high. Paints
oil aud varnishes, ETC.. logan
berry and hop hooks. Salen
Fence and Stove Works, rs
Court street. Phone 124.
TRANSFER
OREGON TAXI and Transfer, LIB
erty and Ferry street. Phone ~
JUNK
: WANTED--Rags and secondhan
goods of all kinds. Capital Jun
company. phone Sss. 215 Ger
ter street.
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WANTED-Position by lady with
/ children as housekeeper 1or
bachelor or widower 1880 N.
Winter. hSl3
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FOR RENT - furnished hgna
housekeeping room cheap ' -
N Summer ST. -.---!-
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<oh SALE-Potatoes $3.50 per
saek; small ones 75c sack Phone
So9lJ. c31e
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SALE - SilveTpiated slice
Trombone and case, sac. Phone
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-6 room house, ~.
Cottage. D. E. Hart. 20S oregon
bldg. ----------
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Tn SALE-Italian prune trees
Jacob Idiewine. 1928 Broadway
d313
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eh sALE-At bargain. two j.
rantei gas office globe lights at
.Sapltal Journal office. C
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For SaIe-MisceIhneOu

sAScY AS work at reasonable prices
zz2 N. Commercial. c316
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26
RAPPE Girl WAS
DRUNK kRBUCKLE
WITNESS CLAIMS
NURSE SAYS ACTRESS TORE
AT HER CLOTHES DUR
ING TREATMENT.

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. IS.
Testimony that Virginia Rappe.
whose death Il the basis of man.
slaughter charge agains. Roscoe 4.
tatiyl Arhuekl-. "was intoxicated
and DID not remember what hap.
peped g. her" according 10 hrr own
statement, was given In Arbuchle's
irial TODAY. The witness who gave
this elidcncc was Dr. ". u. Ram.
well. who first treated Miss Rsppe
after The party in ArbucI,le's room
NJ the Hotel NJ. Francis. at which
the prosecution charges Arbuckle
injured her.
Over the protest Of the prosecu.
ton. Dr. RumweIi was permitted
To read a history of the bladder In.
Jury which resulted In Miss Rappe's
death. ~ obtained from her and
from his own observation. hut n
second statement going more ex.
haustiVely into the cause of the In.
Jury was ruled out. lie was not
cross-eNamined.
The defense announced that II placed
great emphasis on Dr Rumwells state
ment The doctor is awaiting trial on .
charge Of performing an unofficial 40
topsv ON Miss llappe.
Miss Irene Morgan. Pasadena train
ed nurse. tes;ified that on NJ least five
occasions she nad treated Miss Rapp'
for hladcr trouble. and that on each a
these Miss Rappc tore AZ her clothing
pnd cried out aa she is gaid 10 have
dome after the Arhucklc party.
The defense finished putting In cN
pert medical testimony today DR.. Geo
Franklin Shields. who testified as NJ
nlienist In the first trial ~ Harry X
Thaw. illustrated on blackboard hos
bladder injuries might be caused b,
hysleria or alcoholism Dr Llovd Bryaf
and Dr Fred II zumwalt testified thai
bladder ruptures may, under cerialr
condi'lors De purely snpn'aneons h
character
the crowds ai the trial were os RreaI
today that the defendant and counse
hnd great difficulty Ia reaching thei
places
Arhucklc apparently was unmove,
evidence despite the general interes
IN the statements made hy Rumwel
and Miss Morgan he appeared NOR
cheerful during the raccss periods thai
he has been for some time past.
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EXTRA -TERRITORlALITY IS
FOUGHT BY China JURIST
AS WEAKlING GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON Nov Is. by Associated Press)-Dr Chung
Hui Wang Of Of China in his statement before
the committee on Pacific and Far Eastern questions said parts
China dates back almost the beginning
Of treaty relations with foreign countries IL was clearly laid down
the treaty. of the United States and China and
similar provisions has been inserted in the treaties with other
uo~ers right granted time when there
were only five treaty ports Now there fifty such places and
equal number foreign trade China in
atve This anomalous condition has become serious problem
with which the administration confronted and If the impair
nent Of the territorial administrative integrity OF China not
10 be continued the demands immediate solution In the
first place is dogaton Of Chns sovereign rights and is regard
ed by the Chinese people national humiliation.
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Weekend efforts. meanwhile. will be
made hy peace makers IN an attempt
u persuade the Sim Fcin 20 modify its
attitude on the question of allegiance
% the king The Dali Eircann have
mo- taken the oath of allegiance 10 the
IRISH republic and thus far they have
refused 20 Substitute Tor It's recogni.
,ior within Ireland OF King George.
The furiherest concessions from the
SIM Fein has becn their willingness to
recognize the king as the formal presi.
q MT Of the community OF free nations
which lrelard might choose voluntarily
L. join but even that was not def
i'iiely promised.
Lord Chancellor Birkcnroad and ~.
torney General Hewal law officers Of
IN crown. have ransacked the constitu.
tious Of all the British dominions for
any precedent for the kind OF relation,
shin with the British crown that Sim
fein will consider hut nothing can be
found. and the Evening News. the first
London newspaper TO indicate the real
cause OF the crisis. suggests that the
iehtions Of Bavaria with Prussia in
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the German empire might furnish such
a precedent
Premier ncompromising.
But Mr. Lloyd George. u Is under.
stood. would not admit of any arrange.
mont wh,ch would leave Ireland's al
lcriancc "a the crown In any doubt and
the government would support Ulster
iu refusing any association which
would weaken its British citizenship.
The only prospect ior peace now Is
said 20 rest on Sim Fclns conccding
allegiance To the crown and the In.
nuence OF the advocates of moderation
has been invoked Boz e final effort 20
change its position The question Is
being put as 20 whether tho point boz.
VOWED Is worth renewed warfare for
t breakdown 0f the negotiations on that
Issue. ii is believed would hc followed
either aftor The general election hy tho
handing over Of ireland o. military rule
and the displacement of the civilian of
fcials n Dublin castle. 10 whose in.
fuonce o. attributed The previous fail
ure N military measures
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EXTRA TERRITORY
RIGHTS ABOLITION
Meets APPROVAL
EXTRA TERRITORY PGI

EXTRA TERRITORY PC | ....... .. -. 80.
WASHINGTON Nov Is by Associated Press)-Cradual sbol
ton of territorial rights China agreed n principle
today by conference exhaustive of the
Chinese judicial system decided how rapidly
the change be accomplished.
Sitting Of the whole the delegates virtually de-
oded executive sessions the investigation into the hands
Of international commission of who would visit China
and report direct the the ability
Chinese authorities 20 take the full of justice
exercised large part by foreign tribunals under the
territorial privilege
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Last MOue Made
To End Sim Feir1
Problem, Is Fear

LONDON Nov & by Associated Press)What feared to be
the last in the effort bring to Ireland enacted
Prime Minister Lloyd George and Sir James Craig met
the formers official residence Downing Street, where the i'm
premier told the head of the nohn that Snn
Fen ireland allegiance the king
requisite listers enter slrland parliament
The delegates consulting with members Of the Dial
Dublin the crisis thus brought about while Sir James
Belfast where he will his parliament Tues
possibly disclose the virtual breakdown Of the
Irish negotiations The official correspondence that has be-
the various delegations also be published at the
time in London.
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The mOmont N,out Japan's recapitula.
Iru OF her present naval strength IN
-onnectinu with her hupe for modIfica
Iun of The five.fiye.three" ratio of the
American plan. Experts of the British.
wrench and Italian delegations with.
.,ld their decision. but the American
advisers made known their conviction.
reached after cxapination Of the Jap.
Heo data. that no change in the ra-
Tie was warranted
Hcsumng the Far Eastern negotia.
ions the delegate Of the nine nations
approved In principle Chinas plea
Ton nmelioration of the extra territorial
rights now enjoyed by the powers. a
nlan of the modification with a view to
iusl abolition is expected to be worked
~ hy an International commission OF
Hiiats
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HARDING PLANS FOR ASSOCIATION OF Nations
CRUTCHES CHATTER TO FLOOR
AS CRIPPLES TOTTER PITIABLY
FORWARD FOR DOCTORS HELP

NEW YORK. Nov. Is (By Associated Press-Misery pog
widespread greeted Dr. Adoph Lonz famous Austrian
orthope the and the halls Of the hospital for
diseases today that he said had almost decided devote the
remainder of his days aevang the sufengs Of Americas
cripples.
DR. Lorenz said the end Of his first gratitude" clinic that
all his career had he been affected he by the sight Of
hundreds of MANNED distorted humans camong for his aid and
added had he land sorcy ned Of relief from
spinal and other troubles superduced by nfane paralysis
After working like mad for than five hours DR. Lorenz
had LIS cppes scarcely tenth of the suppants for aid
who crowded the hospital and the outside coming tch
cs, in wheel chairs and in automobiles.
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KU KLUx OFFERS
reward ON men
ATTACKING GIRLS
$1,000 SENT LITTLE ROCK
POLICE TO AID IN AR
RESTING CRIMINALS.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 2s--
Chief of Police Burl g Rotcnhurry 10.
dsy received letter signed by Klan
Sa. 0. knights 81 the Ku Kiux Khan.
realm ~ Arkansas. dated Little Rock.
enclosing a g. .o0o bin. O. he used. ac.
'atding To- the letter AZ reward Tor
he arrest and onvictlon q any persons.
- lack or whit guilty ~ heinous
'riines against " nen ana girls" The
tier sets - resi much Speculation A.
whether branch 81 the kian existed
in Little Rock. and IN the belief 81 Of
ficers was inspired by recent attacks
tpon women here in the latest of
with negro during an attempted as
nuii upon young white woman.
dashed her face and her arms with %
iulfr. when she resisted him.
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Simultaneously a bulletin vss issued
stating tn1f th' ,mrsra's mental con
hiion Nas such as fn pro.lud, his fur
her attention o.. stie duties traocahlo
r au anhcuan o' h.- infancy u added
ihat There vt. ra serious development
~ his physical condition.
Arcording to Dr. ikchr chicf physl.
rian a. TOE emperor ms condition has
banged llf's ar.. asf October Re
firaiui nf speech Iui nervous debility
are declared uy trr rhyacan to hc HE
hief ailments
The cnuafor continues the crrcntri
cities which h1t. marked hi- condition.
Iut Dr ikehe r,n.Tf. th.l sre not 90
frequent ss Formerly a. requires as
sisianre onir u mounting sta b. Ills
appetite does r0f sfoH signs ni serious
decline Whils There BE- no prospect az
0iompt recovery there ls no reason o.
iook for an agEratstun ol hi. .ondi
iUn iu the near future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-26

During thos. five hours he said. he
had advised enough operations To- keep
me surgeon busy for six months
Police reserves had to De called 10
handle the eager crowds outside. while
nurses ana internes were KEEP, busy
within. maintaining som semblance ~
order among those who had gained ad.
mission.
Every time that Or. Lorenz appeared