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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-12
IN VITA R E

Socictatca Romano Gle Ajutor
Isl Cultura ''Scntinela Romana''
din Fort Wayne, Inde Are onoare
Ia invita- pc toate Onor. Societati,
Cluburi 81 Parochii, precm 81 pc
toti fratii Romani din loc 81 jur.
Il lua parte la Petreccrca inpreu
nata ell teatru 81 dams. care va
avea loc Sambata seara in 16
septembrie a. c. 1929. in localul
Societatii proprie, sub No. 81
Greater Str.
lnceputul va fl la .orele~7 p. m.
Pretul de ;ntrare la Petrecerc,
este urmatorul: Membrii $3.50
membrele $l.0O: pretul pentru
carl nu sunt membrii este de 75c /:
pentru femeile earl nu sunt
membre soc.
O muzica din cele mai bune
constatatoare din 6 persoane care
este sub conducerea fratelui loan
Stoica, din Indiana Harbor, Ind.
va dlstra pc onor. oaspeti GU cello
mai frumoase arii de dams, 81
cantece Rationale Romanesti, pa
ma in zori de zi
Productia Teatrala, Sc va decide
ca 81 in trecut la orele 8 y. IN
sub conducerea fratelui Nicolae
I. Lapadat, ca 81 in trecut tineri
nostri diletanti Isl vor da silints
ca sa satisfaca pe onoratul public
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tate. Sub masca unei printese SC
ascunde cine site ce spalatoreasa
Sub roba unui magistrat, clue stie
&c borfas! Sub sutana unei calu.
garite; cine site ce fence de Dor
del!
81 toti oamenii aceStia. stransi
aci, traiesc din iluzie, DIN eterns
minciuna!
81 Wanda tacu. Apoi,- ridicand
capul exclama Gu entuziasm:
Ute 0 fence care-mi place
E nemascata 81 Gu adevarat fru.
moasS. Ce ochi superb are!
Dinu Sc scula 81 Sc inclina in IA
ta frumoase femei Gu parul auriu
care sc apropia.
Dati-mi vote, doamna contest
81 va prczint cca mai dragalasa s
lublta din subretele lloastre de o
pereta.
Frumoasa artista stranse cu cal
ddra mana lui Dinu Bradeanu, IS
desvalui siragul de perle intr M
s,lras nesilit, cald 81 sfredelitor, .
poi, fncliaandu-se Ia randul ei,
incredinta ca nici odata ma vazu
Q fence mai fermecatoare ca d-n'
de langa el. I,
So mergem sus, IA buffet. !
cald; poate doresti s. bel un pa
.l,a1 AZ psnis 1 ~ i,ltrsba Ria'
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II. Ionica Ciobanul, piesa po-
porala, intr 'un act. de n. Z. La.
padat.
PERSOANELE:
Florica, fata de 80 ami, d-Soara
Marioara s. Dlrlosan.
lonica Ciobanul, flacau, Ill Be
neamin Holom.
Juratul Satului, elevul loan S
Dirlosan.
Dascalul Satului, clevul 'Mihail5
M. CHS.
Notarul Satului, dl loan Petri.
Prcotul Satului Ill Zaharie Jacan
13. 'Tiganul la vanat'' comedi,
in doua acte, de Emanoila Suciu
lnvatatori, Magarei.
Rusalim, tigan cortorar, dl Zaha
RE Jacan.
Sofronia, sofia lui, d-soara Ma
rioara S. Dirlosan.
Laica, copilul Tor, elevul Geor
ghita Lapadat.
Tn Muzicant Gu Vioara, elevu
,Mihaila M. CHS.
ACTUL II-lea.
Tiganul Nanatori, d-nul Zahari
Jacan.
Crsul de Munte, mascat, d-nu
Beneamin Holom.
IA. PaSarlca trccatOare. Con
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Gu diferite 81 melodioase cantccc
81 declamatii frumoase.
PROGRAMME:

PKlJlTklANICL:
|. Cuvant de deschidere din
partea presedintelui Dumitru
Costandin.
?. Hora Regimentului, 90 infan.
terie, cantata de tinerii diletanti.
3. Fagaduinta bunului Copil,
|declamata de clevul Tcodor Dir
losan.
+. Visul Copilci, declamata dc
elcNa Marioara v. Bogdan.
5. Ado ah Niciodata, declama-
ia de d-soara Eugenia Suciu.
6. Legenda lui Vasilc Alexan.
dri. catra Cuza Noda, declamata
de elevul Georghita Lapadat.
Z. Legenda Leaganului. cantat5
de d-soara Marioara S. Dirlosan
8. Legcnda Patriei Mele, decla.
mata de d-soara loana G. Denes
din Garrett, Ind.
8. Banatul. Legenda declamatd
de elevul Georghita Lapadat.
10. Orchestie Engleza America
ma Dams, artistic, jucat de d-soari
Filomcna Bogdan.
II. Barbatul GU femeia, dialoa
comic, predat de Gheorghita La
padat 81 Elena S. Dirlosan.
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CO N vo CAR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Dacia Romano" din
Cincinnati, Ohio convoaca pc toti
membri a lua parte la sedinta
ordinara pc ziua de II Sept. 1922
in localul de sedintc de la No. $40
Dayton Str. Sedinta Sc va des.
chide la ora = p. IN. Absentele ne
motivate Sc vor pcdepsi conform
statutelor.
In numele Societatea "Daciu
Roman"
lie Bogdan, presedinte.
pa 4 216).
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Toti fratii membri sunt strict

Toti fratii membri sunt strict
obligati a lua parte la aceasta
sedinta, de oarece avem multc de
rezolvat in fayorul filialei, celia
ce nu Sc poate amana pc mai de-
parte. La aceasta Sedinta vom
avea 81 darea de sama pc trei lunl
trecute, 81 alegerea unui secretar.
In speranta ca toti fratii Isl vor
face datorinta.
In numele Filialei No. | ID. r.
H. L. din Pontiac, Mich. semnez.
Gavrila Banutiu, secrctar.
(214--15).
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Poete, complimentele mele
pentru rapitoarea dumitale priete-
ma. Transmite doamnei, daca MI
e romanca, admiratia mea cea mai
sincera. + regina serei acesteia,
rosti, intro impecabila frantuzea-
sea, masca in costum de domni-
ia din vremea Eoevozilor.
Vasmultumesc, doamna, ii
raspul1se Wanda, singura, admira-
toarei. Complimentele Vi Sc pot
intoarce Gu acelas entuziasm.
81 in adevar, era aceasta veche
prietena lui Dinu, suava fru-
musete blonda de care Ell pomenise
intr una din nuvelele sale. Era q
naufragiata a vietii, nascuta sd, fie
regina eel putin i'll casa ei,'' dar
pc care valurile nestatorniciei q
aruncasera sub masca anonimatu'
lui in eterna valtoare,
Mai Sc perindara pc dinaintea
lui Dinu 81 Wandei, carl stateau
cuminti pc locurile lor ca dol SEQ
lari silitori carl aveau de invata1
multe, tot felul de aratari 81 mon
1 stri apocaliptici. Sexagenare init
fneritc de boiele u de costume mul
!, ticolore &c Ic lasau spanzurand,
c6rnurile fezandate. 4 yechi S
eunoscute "entremeteuxe &c Isl 4
81 Qllsesera nepoatele & u iarlna
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dol intro yiolenta cayalcada

dol intro yiolenta cavalcada.
Wanda 81 Dinu intoarsera full
gerator capul, dar tabloul le rama
Sc intiparit pc retina 81 amandoi
muscandu-si buzele, Isl stransera
patimas bratul 81 Sc indreptara
spre buffet.
Q larma de viori, Gle ciocnete de
pahare 81 tacamuri, de pocnituri dc
dopuri 81 strigate de chelneri ii
print della intrare.
Mesele erau toate ocupate. CD
mare greutate gasira mescioar4
dupa ce asteptara catya timp iii
|picioare.
Dinu ceru baiatulni salnpanie.
Wanda care vazuse pc carte pre-
turtle, Sc opuses Gu indarjire la ri.
sipa 81 ceru iii paharut de vim SIM
plu.
Cred caci nu esti nici imbo-
gait de razboiu, nici fecior de bani
gata Sd dai ciilci lute de lei pc .
sticla dc salnpanie, 81 asta, de 81
CUR, dc cea mai proasta calitatei
Ado, baiat, I'm Riesling infun-
dat 81 doua portii de curcan fript,
comanda Dinu.
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prietena.

prletena.
Multumesc. Sa mergem.
Cand suira scarile stramte ce due
la loji, Wanda 81 Dinu Sc impiede.
cara de trupuri rasturnate pc trep.
te, de perechi ce Sc sarutau 81 sc
muscau spasmodic de buze, de sini
de pulpe.
Wanda surise, rl,sinata oarecum
81 Isl tari prietenul, de brat, ma
repede.
Il Sus, pc culoare, Sc striviau, prir
colturi ascunse, alte perechi dt
masti 81 tineri in frac,. sau smok-
ing.
I Langa 0 og1inda, un tanar, suit
pc Q firida, strangea intre genunchi
pulpele straveziu acoperite Gle u
nei cadane ce-si inlantuise bratu
pc dupa capul iubitului de Q noap
te 81 ii lasase, prada, gura 81 sanii
pc care necunoscutul ii explora 9,
dintii.
Deinonul curiozitatii inpinsc ~
Dinu 81 Wanda sd priveasca s
prin ferestruica unei loji della al
e A4.Er gA
|treilea. III fundul lojei, lnai in in
tuneric, fence, Garcia ii cazust
nasca 81 Use ridicase fusta mai su,
|de genunchi, incalecase pc genun
lchii unui cavalier pc care tinandu-
jpEz dnpa Wijloc, lesl leganau aasan
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CONv0CARE

"Filiala" No. ! Soc. 'Des-
teapta-te Romano Hora Unirii'
din Pontiac. Mich. Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal de lua partc
la scdinta generala de trei luni,
care Sc tine in ziua de Dumineca
II Sept. 1922 in localul Doamnej
Reghina Jude de sub No. 1SG
Bloumfield Axe.
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De vINzARE

Mobila complecta pentru 4 odal
sd yinde ieftin. Sa poate inchlria
81 odaile earl sunt foarte conve'
nabile, pentru familie onesta,
find instalate GU lumina electrical,
gaz, bale 81 toate cele necesare.
Chiria % dolari pc luna, lar
Pretul la mobila 800 dolari.
Pentru informatiuni mai detai.
late adresati-va la: ziarul "Ame-
rica'' intrebati de dl P. Balas.
(210-15).
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c A U 7


Pc iubitul meu fratc, Nick
Firu, originar din comuna, Sulum-
berg. Plasa Agnita, jud. T.-Mare.
Nu stu de dansul de 16 ami. am
lnteles odata ca ar fl prin
Omaha, Nebr, dar mia fost im-
posibil de al afla, rog rcspectos
pc toti fratii romani care ar sti
ceva despre dansul a ma incu,
nostinta. M,tltumindu-le respec-
tuos.
GEORGE FIRU
927 East 9th Str. Erie, Pa
(21+l5).
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cantata de diletanti.
Is. Urmeaza dams pana la zorl
de ri.
Bufetul va ii inzestrat Gu tot
felul de mancari bune 81 beuturi
racoritoarc.
Suprasolviri sd primcsc Gu mare
multamila, 81 in urlna Sc vor pu-
blica pc Gale ziaristica.
In speranta ca toti fratii romanl
din loc. 81 jur ne vor da tot sprl-
jinul d-nealor participant in nu-
mar cat sd poate deArhare la acea,
sta pctreccre, pana la intalnirt
trimitem tuturor salutul nostru
fratesc, in numele Soc. 'Senti-
nela Romana'
Presidiul de Administratie.
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De vINZARE

Macelarie 81 Bacanie situata la
o positie buna in centrul Romani
lor pc partea de East. Tot acI
sunt 81 odai de locuit jos 81 sus
Sc vinde icftin, Proprictarul plea
ca in tara. Adresati-va la:
1851 E. IS Str. Cleveland, Ohio
(2l4, 15-16).
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HSTIlNTARE

Stunt 'rugati toti abonsnti
nogtri = observx urmxtosrsle
reguli la trimiterea psntru
schinbare de adresx.
1. 81 sc scrie adresa vechs
ande Ia mers ziarul gi adrssa
undo va natal. 7
2. La fiecare persoanx d
90 alAture m&rci do 50. 81 %
caute 81 nj se des nunaale stra-
del si al orasului corest.
Cine nu observx acests re-
gull in zadar asteaptA II i -
schimbs adrssa e& nu 90 poate.
AAMt1istraeiA.
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Pretul pentru publicatii ca: "Caut."
de vfnxare," "Anunt de cSsAtorie."
ETC., costa pentru fiecare cuvint Dol
CENT? de publicAtiA Sub 50 Dc centi
nu se publicA nimic.
Pentru D4ri de seamA. Invitxr1 d
botex. cununii sau dAnsuri coAti IL
MIA, sau $500. / coloanA dc star.
Publicatiile sd tie insotite Dc Duna
necesara. Credit nu are decit societ&-
tile din Uniunea s. R 4,
Nanuscriptels sau fotOgrafu M -
tnapoiaza.
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INSTIINTARE

Rugam pc acei, carl au cuno-
stinta dc adrcsa studentului
EMANQIL SCARLAT DEME-
TRESCC sd ne-O cOmunlce Gle ur-
genA, pentru al putea mmanua
banii 81 correspondents sosita din
tara.
ROUMANIAN CONSULATE
1886 - 5-th Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa.
(213, 14-15).
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DORESC

CunoStinta unei fete $ au fe-
mel in etate de 1875 AMI pentru
cventuala angajearea spre viatl
conjugala.
Eu sunt de % ami. am avere
financiara frumoasa precum 81
proprietatea mea.
Doritoarele sd correspondence la
adrcsa:
D. Dunn.
P. o. Box No. AZ. Warren, Ohio
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c A U 7

Pc loan Romosan originar din
Sfbisel, 81 pc Jacob Corosca ori-
ginar din Dane, ambii din Jud.
Hunedoara. Am lucrat Gu dansii
in Warren. Ohio, 81 acuma am
intcles ca sar afla prin Indiana
Harbor. Ind. avand cr dansii
neste afaceri foarte intcresante.
rog frumos pe cei ce stu de
dansii a mi scrie s'au dansii dc
vor ceti acestea linduri, adresa
inca este:
PETRU ROBB
1896 Curtis Str. Akron, Ohio
(214-1J.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
SALEM HELPS IN
ROAD DEDICATION

Scores of Salem residents, in
cluding the Salem Cherrians. par
ticipated in the Mt. Angel Wood
burn paved highway dedication
held today. The Cherrians, uni
formed, left here in automobiles,
shortly after noon.
The automobile caravan, which
carried the celebrants, left Mt.
Angel at / o'clock this afternoon
and arrived in Silverton a half
hour later. There it was Joined by
many more machines and the long
line appeared in Woodburn at
2:45. At 4 O'Clock 1t Is scheduled
to be on college hill at Mt. Angel.
The caravan was led by the Mt.
Angel fire department and band.
Nine speakers are on the pro-
gram to be held at Mt, Angel late
this afternoon. They will include
Mayor j. e. Webb, T. e. Nc
Croskey, of Salem; r. A. Booth,
state highway commissioner, and
]. e. Smith, of st. Paul
Walter Jenkins, of Portland
will have charge of the community
sing to be held at 1880 o clock
tonight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
NO CLUESFOU
OF LOST FIEND

Olympia, Wash, Sept. a.
Whether the man who assaulted
seven persons at the O'Hare home
near here last Thursday night is
still in the vicinity of Summit
Lake or has escaped the country
seems to be a matter of opinion
today among officials and posse
men conducting the pursuit.
The best clue today was a re-
port from the Summit Lake region
near the eastern Grays Harbor
county line that a man had been
seen crossing a road last nisnI
Foot prints indicated that he had
gone within a few hundred yards
Of campfire built by possemen
and had turned away. Officials
holding to the belief that the man
has not escaped the country lay
stress on the report from Summit
Lake that a woman had seen a
man answering the fugitive's de-
scription picking apples in an or
chard last week but did not know
OF the crime and consequently
thought little Of it,
Posses are still working on the
case.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
Carriers Appointment
Protested by Printers

Atlantic City, N. j., Sept. IA,
A resolution protesting the
appointment by President
Harding of George H. Carter as
head of the government print
ing bureau was presented today
at the convention of the Inter-
national Typographical union.
Another resolution would in
struct the international officers
to take necessary steps to fight
such measures as the govern
ment railroad injunction.
Denver, Chicago and Atlanta
seek the next convention.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
PHONE COMPANY
SENT QUESTIONS
BY COMMISSION

A questionairre covering in
formation desired for use in the
investigation which the public
service commission is instituting
into telephone rates in this state
is being forwarded by the commits
s on today to the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company. The
questionairre seeks, among other
information, data on the par value
of the authorized capitalization of
the telephone company, the out
standing Indebtedness bonded OF
otherwise, loans, franchise agree
ments with various municipalities,
additions and extensions to the
property of the company which
enter into the rate base, income
and expense statements and other
information which must be con
sidered by the state regulatory
body in arriving at a reasonable
rate.
Much of this information is al
ready embodied in exhibits pre-
sented by the company in former
hearings but there is such a mass
of this data that the commission
requires the assistance of the com
pany in uncovering it.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
WOMEN'S BOARDS
CHOSEN SECRETLY
/. BY YEP|SCOPALANS

Portland. Ore, Sept. 14.-Mem
bers of the executive board of tn
women's auxiliary of the Protest
ant Episcopal church chosen b,
secret ballot were announced to
day as follows:
Members at large: Miss N. II
Winston, diocese of Kentucky
Mrs. F. S. Monteagle, California
Miss Eva Corey, Massachusetts,
Mrs. Loaring Clark, Tennessee;
Miss Elizabeth Matthews, South
8ern Ohio; Mrs. G. r. Pancoast,
Pennsylvania; Mrs. Wilson John
ston, Oregon; Mrs Kingman Rob
ins, Western New York.
Representatives of the eight pro-
yinces of the church ON the execu-
tive board were chosen as follows:
Province No. 1 Mrs. Herbert
Payson, Maine; Province No. q,
Mrs. A. S. Phelps, New Jersey;
Province No. 3, Mrs. M. C. Adams,
Pittsburgh; Province No. 4, Miss
Margaret Weed, Florida; Province
No. 5, Mrs, Herman Butler, Chi
cago; province No. 6, Mrs. G. II.
Prince, Minnesota; Province No. 7,
Mrs. Thomas @. Dix, Missouri;
Province No. 8, Miss Helen MagilI,
Los Angeles.
Announcement was also made OF
the election of officers and OF the
national council of the Daughters
Of the King. Mrs. Felix G. Ewing
OF Cedar Hill, Tenn, was chosen
national president; Mrs. A.. A
Birney, Washington, D. c., first
vice-president; Mrs. w. e. Lamb,
Denver, second vice-president;
Mrs. Charles III. Arndt. German
town, Pa, treasurer.
The national council. in addi-
tion to the officers. includes: Mrs.
S. L. Abbott. San Francisco; Mrs.
George Ames, Cortland, N. Y:
Mrs. w. S. Humphreys, Jackson
Vile, Fla: Mrs. Robert Jett,
Va; Mrs. e. r. Kenyon,
chicago: Mrs. F. F. Reese, savan-
nah. Ca; Mrs. W. W. Rice. Hart
ford. Conn: Mrs. John G. Ruge.
Appalachicola. Fla; Mrs. f. ".
shayler. Omaha. Neb.; Mrs. T. w.
Harrisburg, Texas;
Martha H. Wurtz. Des
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
MORE EVIDENCE
OF CONSPIRACY
IN STRIKE CASE

Chicago, Sept. Preparations OF
additional counter evidence against
that being submitted by the Attor-
ney genral's office before Judge
James H. Wilkerson for a tempor-
airy injunction to replace the res
training order now in force against
officials of the railway employees de-
partment, American Federation of
Labor, was started today by the de-
Tense.
The conclusion Of peace negotia-
tions between the striking shopmen
and number Of roads yesterday
permits the introduction Of evidence
to refute the charges Of conspiracy
and sabotage, defense attorneys
said, which could not be introduce
ed before because of the peace ne
gotiations.
Blackburn Esterline, assistant So
licitor general, said he expected to
have all government evidence before
the court when court adjourns Sat
urday.
Donald R. Richberg, defense at
torney, left the shopmen's case in
the hands Of Frank L. MuIholland
and began the preparation of the
evidence which he expects to sub
init before midnight Thursday, the
expiration time of the ten day ex-
tension of the temporary restrain
ing order.
This evidence, he said "will
show the real cause of the strike
and "ample proof" against the gov
ernment charges"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
CANNING WEEK
TO AID GROWERS
SEPTEMBER 1923

While adhering to his policy OF
refusing to officially designate
through executive proclamation
any of the numerous weeks
which he has been asked to set
aside for various purposes Gov
ernor Olcott has expressed his ap-
proYal of the plan of the Oregon
State Chamber of Commerce for a
canning week." September Is to
%.
In request for an official
proclamation designating this
week as canning week. ]. w.
Brewer, acting general secretary
of the Oregon State Chamber Of
Commerce., points out that "the
present status of the rail strike
situation has precipitated an
emergency among the fruit grow
ers of the state" which necessi-
tates an increased home consump-
tion to save the fruit industry of
the state.
Rail service to points east has
been seriously curtailed with the
result that refrigerator space
available is far short Of the
amount needed to move the fruit
crop" Brewer points out. Large
amounts of perishable fruit will
be lost unless l..lmediate steps are
taken to create a larger fruit mar
ket locally"
The 200 commercial organiza-
tions throughout the state have
been asked to cooperate with the
state organization in putting
across canning week" and house
wives will be urged to can a two
years supply of fruit this year
in order to care for the surplus
crop which has ordinarily been
shipped out Of the state
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
S. =. NOT TO MAKE PEACE
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| Continued from Page One.)
Ohio (System). Baltimore anc
Southwestern, Buffalo, Rochester
& Pittsburgh, Boston & Albany
Chesterfield & Lancaster. Chesa.
Deake G. Ohio, Chicago, Indianapo-
lis & Louisville, Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul (System) Chicago
Milwaukee & Gary, Chicago, Terre
Haute & Southeastern, Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis &c Omaha,
Chicago G. Northwestern, Cincin-
natl e. Northern, Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Chicago & st. Louis.
Coal & Coke Railroad, Dayton
Union, I'll Paso & Southwestern
East & West Coast, Georgia South
ern & Florida, Gallatin Valley,
Hartman & Northeastern, Hook
ing Valley, Lake Erie & Western,
Louisiana & Arkansas.
Macon, Dublin e. Savannah,
Missouri Valley & Blair (add
branches), Morgansawn G. Kig-
wood, New York Central System,
New York, Chicago G. st. Louis,
New Orleans G Northeastern,
Northern Alabama, Pierre g. Fort
Pierre Bridge. Pierre, Rapid City
& Northwestern, Puget Sound C
Willapa Harbor, Southern System,
Seaboard Airline.
Seattle. Port Angeles and West
ern, Tacoma Eastern, Tampa G.
Gulf Coast, Tampa Northern,
Trinity & Brazos Valley, Virgin
ian Railway, West Shore. Wheel
ing & Lake Erie, Winston. Salem
Wyoming & North
western, GAINESVILLE &c Western,
& Ohio, Chicago Ter
Northern Pacific, Norfolk
G. Western, Texas Pacific.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
New interpretations.

The Donald Methodist Episco-
pal church filed articles of incor-
poration with the state corpora
tion department here Wednesday.
The incorpoTators are Annie $. p.
Owens, Frieda Moore and Mae st.
Helens. The capitalization is Civ
en- as $1750.
A certificate filed by the Fox
Armstrong Tire company OF Port
land shows an increase In capital
ization from $4,000 to $4,000.
Resolutions OF dissolution were
filed by the McGinn Investment
company.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
KING VICTOR EMMANUEL
SERIOUSLY ILL WITH FEVER

Naples. Sept. King Victor
Emmanuel of Italy is seriously i'll,
according to the Mattino here.
which announced today that he
would not be able to attend the
Naples fair.
The newspaper states that
King Victor contracted his i'll
ness on journey in the Trentino
mountains. A high fever devel-
oped.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
Hotel Bligh Arrivals.

Hal Eystor, Seattle; Arthur
Chapman. North Bend; A. c.
Bracken, Portland: j. r. Wyatt,
Albany; C. Jarvis, Portland; H.
D. Stone. Knox. N. ID; H. P. Wask
and wife, Portland; M. e. Shifts.
Black Rock; M o. Hayes and
wife, Dallas; S. Cohen. Albany;
d. Campbell, Portland: H. Witty
combe, Portland; C. E. Froker,
Portland; D. G. Lewis, Portland;
G. X. Johnson, Portland; G. H.
Hickle. Wilmington, Del; M.
Lewis. S. F; Mrs. c. L. Sheets, l..
"A. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-14
ASSAULT ON STEP CHILD
is CHARGED TO LABORER

Charged with assault and bat
terry, George Esplin, said to be a
laborer on the n. L. Jones Farm.
near Salem will stand trial in the
Salem justice court before Judge
G. e. Unruh tomorrow afternoon.
Esplin is accused in the com
plant Of beating a step-chilt.
Carl Doe Arraigned yesterday he
entered a plea Of not guilty.