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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
j u i ftsr.
sftaae bon Mpbert SeDn1alan.

MIs man 1tnh benz Bra110e NIT
zen Bergungsarbeiten Der 2etd]er.
All Grbe gefo1nmen mar, ffieI ben
geb0roen 5undbit 0ie aufgabe 81,
Sic Opfer Der &atoitropbe aguos
sierer1 al Iaiien. .s..
Die Gotten Iage11 IN elmer D;ibens
pane anf fdmalen 8ritiihden neben
einanoer aufgebabrt, SSiurlgIliinge l1no
Deaoben Biz our nrfenrtIibfeit eni
lieM ginige u11ter ibnen lporen.
aber I'M 9Eobe 10 ffbdm geblieben mie
aeben, gIeih ole bitten ih oie
JIan1n1en gefheut, lire bluiberoe
Suget1o al 5eritooren. Wad1 bate re
,pijhen ben Erun1n1ern gefu1l5en
10, pie he bon benz pI6blihen Gooe
lberraidt morber mnrer, m1brenb
oag beritenbe gebdH fid al cinen1
ibiisenben Dnhe uber lire 2eih-
monte gep1IM bate. Gin Me11oder1
por Dielleiht 5neiunoatpat13ig Sub.
rem, ibol1 nie eill Msaienmorgen,
fog tarr 111ter oem 2eidentude,
sag ben @orper Derbiiilte nr1o 1lllr
rbr reines AntIit rei lnB.
9ie Menfden eilten i6eu an ben
Spfert1 poriiber, iebem ein5eIneH
einen furae1t, tooesdllgftIihen 8Iid
sutperfenos % 6 nieIeidf einer BON.
Sen 411perpauofell more, Die man
6erlniBte lett iener 6redIiden Radt.
Dam uto manu- eth Qnfibrei
Ser iii beftigem 5hIlld5en erfidftte
So lnp cine @attin air 8iflpe ge
poroen. Elm aino 5llr @aiie fiir
iftlller.
Sin inager Mial,n init auteu1
Mailieren bIieb talifltelnb Dor Ser.
seiide ieres inltaen Mdaoodpns iteben,
oas 81 fhlafm ihien. Ct iddrn
ntdt allf.s Seine sll,gen 0ffneten'
i'd mel. Sic 2ippen b~eipcgten id
medlaniid, ieiine Ginger IiefenI6e,
Sic idp,inlc 4nllo Ser 9otet1, nelde
fliiber oas 2aacr berobbing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
2~lnterifanii<9es 111ilitdr
pefft Rheitt reiif hcitit.

@obIen5, 8, MpriI. @eitere HOO
'Monn nno 50 Offi5iere Der ameritta-
niiden 8e{obunggtrtppen an Nbein
am 5nmtitug bon nMftperpet
aus nit 6em Eransportbampfer gnns
.tignp Sic &eimreiie on. IS iinb bies
Sic Stabsy @ompanie Ser I. Brigade,
MmbuTan5 : @sompagnie SO, 2a5arett=
'arr1panie 81, Mofor : Gransport-
'@ompunie So, gerpflegnngg Rom=
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Older Limiting Time to File Claim.
Within Three Months, and for

w1&SE%&F@ EEIEEI 1CdE1US - ACXCVA &s#&4594%s4E~H
Estate of Matthias Steil, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota. County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter ofsthe Estate Of Matthias
Sten, Decedent.
Letters stestamentary this day having
been granted to Gregory Stei1, and it
appearing by the. affidavit of said re-
preventative that there are no debts of
said decedent: s
tits Orderedss4Tha the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, a n the
same hereby is, limited to three months
from and afterlIIthe date hereof, and
that #sGe
Friday, the 18th day Of July, 1922,
at nine o'clock "A. Min the Probate
Court Rooms at the Cour House at
the City of st. Cloud in said County,
andthe same hereby is, fxed and
appointedAas tinleasandsaplace4fnr
hearing upon and the Examination, adj
justment and allowance of such claims.
as shall be presented within the time
aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by.the5
publication OF this order in the Der
Nordstern as provided by law.
Dated April 18th, 1922.
(Seal) J. HlMSL.
10 2O27 Judge of Probate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
8eleicn crfcnnt bic Nft'
1pridebe Afftcricas an.

@o1bfngton, g. g., |. Mpril.
Mnerfenna11g Ser Mnipriidbe Der ante-
.rifaniiden 8egierung a11f 8~e8abllug
Ser nnterbnnolungsffoiften Der a1neri-
faniiden 8eiobnngg-Mrm IN @euti6
($241,OO0,O0O) ieitens Ser bel
,siiden Gegierlng tpltr6e am Montag
Dem Stoatgoepnrtement in @afbing-
ton gemel6et. Die belgifde &egier111g
perfidert III ibrer Mote, bob tie 11te-
mails g%eiounen getpeien fei, Die anne@
rifoniiben Nnipriide in Srage 51 5ie-
Zen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
Senator Kcueee 1picccr
Kancitaf.

st. BauI, Mi11r, s. MpriI.-gg1,n
~DesIenotor gronf 8. @euogg bon st.
8all, Ser bonn republibaniffhte1
iStnatgfonbent inboiiert nlrbe, Tin
6igte an gomftag feire R%atroioatur
fir bie @ie6erpabl an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
Gutes Garmlanb

fam bier fir ST. Biz $50 per Nderr
unter lei1ten 3ablbeoingungen &C.
fauft meroen. @ute 8odfdule uno
n1ebrere &irden unb 8lttterfo6rif III
Ger Na9bariduft. Naberes Bel emil
WobrotpsH Mc@rnfb. Minr. St
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
ia nrd1 70 TilllDD1it teler. JTduletll15
QI1aIhpin nor Ihridef1s nod aug Ell,

I'D nun 10 flilpD1it teller. Jrduietrl
MoeI9eio mar Ibrigets nod aus et-
mem ar1oeren Gru1loe peritirlrnt.
Cont pfIegte tie nle 5otlntag1ad-
miitttage bei ibrer @runetDalber
Grennoin Mbiit al ipielen. l1lb Nun
CABS feline 8abnperbitloung. Gfel-
Daft, bieie DaterIanbsloien Strabeu,.
babnerl 8s
Mm Morltng entfduloigte iid bie
Neniiongmutter piel11nlg: e mar
fei,1 Gleii1 nl1fdutreiben getueien.
Au1 miibten Die Serridaften d
nod ettpas g~eoliIoer. Ser @asbero
ftreiifte. limb bfe 8aiierIeitung. Mh,
eigentIid iberbaupt aues. Serr
&aiiptn1al111 mndte ei,1en @is:
rggaaur u1,fer Mppetit midi Sdbdbdl1
W2a1 I6iideIte bSflid, aber matt. 81
gentIia batte man iid bic Sade bod
sqa18 a11oers geoadt. Seine 8egeiite-
r,,l1g III goIfe. Sogar 0as @ege11.
tell. Matiirlid itedten, nie INNER,
Die ssuoe1l bnbinter.
Diengtag fanb ih cine iebr Elm.
iiIbige @eienibaft Dor. Gs CAB 111lr'
Mobrruben n11o aartoHeln! an9
bate ser @roBneffe telepboniert, bic
Sade Rapps u1b 2iibpikens fd1loe
perteufeIt idIedt. sic niiroen tppbl
aeber miiiien. Srdilein Greoegn11oe
ieIbit mar anf Der 5traBe angepobelt
por6e11, als iie iib nit eite1n Sa11o-
perfer III eiren politiiben 9isput
eingeIalien bette. Gaft more tie gar
perprugeH: norben. Das i6tpar5tpetB.
rpte Barometer mies Debe1flib ai11
HegM.
SIR oie orei folgenoen Miiittdge
muBte i9 IN Der fel1oalen Re1liio11
abingen. Dieie @ntfer11ngen! Anf
5dniterg Goppen az 6llrdmefien.
SIN 90. Mar5 ertpartete mid cine
5enfatior. Die m1rnli6e graenen5
(bie nit ben 8einflefDern) mederte,
ais bus @iien CSauerfobL aber obne
Rartoffelm ferpiert iDa1rbe: r&e, be.
oieie &app<2ittmib mag Der DeIbel
frifaifieren!" Die fel1oale Safelruttoe
appIaubierte. Dann at. iie ibren
5a1erfobI (obne &artotfelD. nno
SSrduIein Dofftor flagte Drer 8u-
ienfreunoin 2inp (n1s M%enruppi1)::
.Mie man iib bod in ben Menl9et1
tauiAen fann! 6el1te morgen bdtta
mid ION &erI bon Der Gbrbnrot-
Bo,1oe Inn Elm @aar erl6oiien, als
i'd abnangslos iber ben 8rager
Blak giing. Sc eber Die Burden aus
Berlin raus firo, Deito better"
Sin oie|em fritiiben Gage erlter.
Dronu1ng 5eigte bas i6tparatpeiBroiep
Barometer in oer feu1alen Ye11i.oll
a1f 5h1rml 4 !.
5eitoem ltebt es alleroings erto
Bot 1ei Can't mieoer beiier, Die.
Babner fobren ia idon, uao Deale.
ABB es Iogar Hebbraten NIT Apfel=
mus. Ser grqten ouftete omar EN-
biBden Itarff;; Ct bbatte iib 5ebn faeae
aIg Boftffono berli1ngetrieben into
90 fo,nte er eben niht gut aroefs
aber Gr5enen3 iddtbt ben Saiatgoui,,
alfo?
Mur Sralllein Sreoegl1noe lit nod
3iemIid ~aufgeregt. Dieier Birbel'
mir1b Der greigniffet Sbr 5artes Ion-
leiterifimmden aittert merflihk tpie
.fie redt HeirIallt fid erfutlbigt:
SEER @ebeimrat, glal,ben sic
pirfIid, BOB sic saerIs Der perebrfe1l
grsene113 2utttpiib ben Bro5eb 5ii
MAIDEN tDnget1 neroe1121 $50.
SEA, man nidt 10 d1gftlid. n1e!1'e
@ndoigitel SSn ben 11dditet Nodet:
Tam ffiid nod auerlei ereigr1etr. Mno
oetr,1 sic rote Slut. Mt Der fteigf
infer Barometer nod anetnal!1
bSaE&%&sE sF8M@&&&f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
5uozDafota.

Climber Safe. SSoiepb Dapis, So
Sabre alt Elm. Sarnler, 10 Meilen
noromeitlid bon Sireiteel, nit Srall
uno orei &in0ern, lit felt benz 19.
.Mdr5 beri6muu6en. Seine Srel11be
IN benz mbeflieBen6en 8a6e,
Ser bur6 gisita11ungen febr n1ge.
|ibtpouen if, pergeblide Nadforidu1t.
gen mgeiteM: Der Damn ion in Fl,
mn5ieaen 56tDierigftehitsm getpeier
|iein. Mn6epe gIal1ben> bob er ein Up
fer Don 8anbiten m11r0e.
Melette. Ser 5armers @etrei.
|6eipeiher, Der infolge zines 8a1rferot.
|tes aeitpeile i6lieBen m1Bte, lit mie.
Der er0ffret mor0en. Die GARNER ba=
ben Elm Mnleiberr bon $4,000 mfge.
Ebrahtt I'M oas @ei9dft tpie6er er6fff.
men 5u f00n11en. 4:
Gettysburg: Die biefiee 5daa'
|beb0r0e bat ben &ontraH FIR eire
neue offentlibe 5dule, Die $4,000
|fdten miro, Dergeben. Das @ebauoe
ion zines Ser beite11 unb mo0ernifen
a5dulbduier I'M 6toate mer6en.
Brooffings. 8iaiam g. Sim-
tn1er, SO Sabre alt, Elm Sarn1er, ber
.ettpa Is Meilen rorblib bon bier
tuobn4 bnt ourd grbd1gen IN ieiner
'gdell,1e einem 2eben Elm Groe ge-
mladbt. Seine 2eidye nurbe oura ieine
adtidbrige Eodter entbedf. Simon
3ieue Sdapierigfeitem lolen De1tg1nm
fotpeh getrieben baden. Ct mar ein
Biittttper uno birterldBt flint &inoer.
Surort. &ier fmrb Die is. Snb-
resfonbentio1 Der 5outb Dnota
Molferei Bereinigung itat, bic orei
goae ba1terte. s.. g. 5ftinlrer, Sefre-
lar unD @aAdftssfabrer Ser Rati5na
Molferei Miiociation unb gfatipnal
Ntoiferet Ans11euung, 'pul oer @uupi=
reoner.
elarf. rs gM Senel' W s, = : s :
4rer Garage entitan6, 5erfit0rte bic Sc
baaloe On ger ge1a)aTIsl1rabe pet 80.
ldatt 9aroen e1D, 2 g yeu u
inter aontroGe gebraht tperben fo1r1t-
te. Ser Betrag oes Sagaoe1S 1pnlp l'
nod r1df beta1tnf genlag1. ],
Wt1tdel. - 9er ~ SaDre alle s.
A.Sft1fb m1roe maDreno e111es sgnee
it1r11es al1t Dem 2et1ane9e pon le1ner
Arbeits1tatte, oen ct a1t1 oem paD1.
gelet1e 51trldlegte, oo1l ettem s .J
pfl11ge oersSmaba-taW noerIa1re1'
mo 70 19tper DerleRf ooBer Dalo oas
ra11f 1tarb.
S1o11r Snus. -5oD1 ~ 8 a1tfg1n,
ein IN M%orofpe1fen beta1t1'fer 9ol8-
ionrInenhr,,h nerba,noen nil Differs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
Ste4e qei1tdt.

Grfabrener 2ebrer, 0rgariH nn6
Mufiffffnpenen 9irigenf INIT erilten1
.@ra6 e3rtiffiffat uno beifen gmpfeb-
EIungen iudt I'M cine CUTE SteQe
nod. 81 erfrogen 544 Rorbitern ct.
.gIm1b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
31t ~nerfanfen.

276 Older gut berbeiferte Dairp-
2ssarm. Cute @ebdu6e. SSfnerbab s
MeiIen bon st.. glo1l6 5n einem Bar
gain, mpnn 1ofort ibernommert.
S. s SiIbe, gigentumer, ct. Glol1b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13
gasl ldplla,lr3-ufif-rolif
DaIlromftfr.
Bon Dtto Sener


sd ipeiie mittags in Berlin II
elmer iebr feubalen Reniion. Oibe1l
al Der Eafel iibet, bier gT5eqeu6et,
bret tpeibIihe ur6 cine mdn1lliba
btiie Die 9eiufIeiber frdgE bic
lla1rnlide). Die gg5ellen5en iit1o dn-
BERT norttarg, befnnoen tire Geil-
nnbme an 9ii1geiprdb getDDbnli1
lur burh Niden. @enn BON 2llDe1.
borff Die Meoe i'll, niden tie ferfrebty
beim Gbemn ebert nagredt. Sic
boiiiirfen iee atuei Sbeiben 8rate1 neb-
men, mir mbere11 MIR cine. Aber
6afir iirb mir a,tberel1 ia aud feire
Gg5euen5en.
gs foIgen mad Der &ii9ororlIng
iii1f fbpertnblige 5rGulein. sic ba-
ben iblobmeiBe gbignons ur0 bnna-
Ie Molernaien. Mls iie nod &rinoH.
men trngen, naren iie geuiB iebr.
jung. Mm reipeftierteften bon ibre1
lit SrduIein 5~rebegun6e, peilano
iiebente Ynlnitoame Drer bod{eligen
Maieit4t bon Sarunober. S5r6irlei1
Greoegunoe DernbiGeut aufs ttefite
ben 8einert.
Damn iino % 5tpei bage- uno
au1 ionit itol5e @ebeimrdte (5EDp
DoDe). Ser cine Briefa0eL Der an
oere nlr buirgerlih (miI6er1oer I'm
itano: Mutter mar @rdfinD.
Ser CUTE Dberitleutnam I Hai6a
friert mrner, ieit ieinen Eagen bon
Damasfns e1pig erfdltet. Serr.
Sal1ptmann 1T i6merb0rig (Srnno:
ssra1ate oidt neber DIR ieplaBt)).
Sen Melt Ser Eafelrunoe bilbet
ssungDolf, @eiblibfeit uberpiegerD:
Elm 5rGulein Doftor (l1nbeimli9 ge-
lebrE funftige rationale Barteileud-
.te), cine Malerin (plonb, Maie ge-5
m0bnli1), Elm fiber 6ras aus Neu-
r11ppin. 56lieBli6 gibt e, 8erfaifer
m1sgenommer, nod eiue11 illngen
&onieaten (dl1Berit Dertperflt6e be-
mofratii6e Sbeen).
Dringeno1 bite i6 at beabter:
6ns G1fen in Ser feuoalen 8euiion lit
poraiahhl Mitunter buffet 6as bon.
1a1n6lider seite ser Sa1sberrin qe-
sionote sSIeiid atpar Elm biBde11.
gber. bnror1 .iit Sic b%e1nofratiim per-
fhInnbfe SOFT ihuIo. uebriaeng
id,akf @raelIena So11taout: aIfo?s
Dng @eipradgtberna ser fe1oaIen
9enfion iit foritort:: herrlihe Mrrnee
h,1rhs Observation-Disclosures Dolh-
sffok non hi1ifen nie6erapbrnden. SIN
bpnb1rn: h1ttrn1 5heibpn16r11er:
nipnprl g5ipfoi ghnnnr Wndl
p;n1noI mShtp n h~ptnnpn:s hns giie11
If mirfIih n,goeaeilh1et.
grai+oa % ms,, q az i
os p,sssas aral2, ! ay4a,,,a.
S @;.b4ae t' e1,,aarSa., ,o ~, msls
S,I%cI,s ma,s n,,hto Is sAnm srS,,.
fo;,1 anaSaa..,soa m ~ a =,
g ~. s o;;ttss;h haHe 1n ps11h ,,ar'
aa,a -oraa-,,fa,, ,.,,a S,,so,te h;nIa.
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3n perfaufen

Mprtbern 1@reen" 8ddurne, Rflan<
ae1 urb Gtrduher. ct. @lDnD
NurlerD Co., ct. @lDu6, Wfin11.
9EelepbDn IT'S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-13

|ponie 90 ioipie bag 5. Battalion oes
IS. Snfarterie -Meginents.
Damit inb iest nod 5000 Mea1tn
8amerifaNiIld1es Meilitdr in geiasungg-
gebiet por eiinem Sabre naren es
mod edsntaI . bieIe.
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belden in ben felibnlert &dIie1l
Itefenl
Gg NOR berrIih un6 erbebeno.
geur Ser oemofrntii1 perieudte
Sanieat bradte einen B1Bli6en NiB.
fIa11g III. bie borufiiibe Sartnorie,
inoem er unerbI0orterDeiie berterfffte::
!. ugigentli1 lit es Inn ebert ibdbe;,
Ct NOR bod Elm probtboaer Warrrla.
Nlber Ste gl,trnltltng % bieier gee
raDean DDd)perrdiiteriidm @nfgleis
llt11g tebbIbtte ob, dis Die gorte tam.
limb Ser 55eft ulidt 5eedtlJ. Miai
loltg: uSeil Sir mo Das 8reliBet1.
lieo. nuS 5rallleii1t Doftor Iiiiterte!
inllig: u8iI5en 5ie, ibh forttte lest
eil1fah ieoen gbrbarot-Seloen ab-
FIFTEEN! sYE3=
Mnd am sontttog IbIerl blieb man.
Dpdgeiiit1mt. s. CAB Saienbrntett
init MotfobI. Mabber SiiriteSiidler.
gou1be. Sur Die htpnratpeiBrote
Jnbne mar Doribtigertpeiie tpieoer
eingc5ogen porber. Ser 8nrtier, Der
rote WroIet, bette na1nlIiih ebr bent
iit ettpus ppn MbreiBentpolen ge.
mllrlaelt. ulto Tot1na1tna 1T be,lte
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
Glee Club Back
From Trip North

Ending with a concert in the
Centenary church, Portland, the
Willamette uniYerslty's men glee
club arrived in Salem this morn
ing after a tour Of two and one
half weeks through Washington
and Oregon, With Spokane as the
objective, a series Of contracts
were made with towns between
here and Spokane, making a total
of seventeen contracts,
Sickness among the boys consti-
tuted somewhat of a handicap, al
though no one concert was seri-
ously injured. After having to
sing with a couple of men short
for two nights, and doctoring
carefully during the day in order
to be able to appear at night, it
finally became necessary to put
Clifford Sarff in tie hospital in
Spokane and send Vernon Sackett
home to Salem, One concert was
cancelled at Klaber, Washington,
on account Of influenza among the
residents. Influenza was likewise
encountered at Tacoma, but not to
great enough extent to cause the
cancellation Of the Tacoma con-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
immigration
Restrictions
MayContinue

Washington, Feb. 14.--A bill
extending the life of 8 per cent
restrictive immigration law until
June 80, 1923, was ordered re-
ported today by the house immi.
grafton committee.
Enacted as a temporary meas
ure, the law will expire next June
3, unless an extension Is author.
lied. 1t restricts the annual en-
try of aliens into the United
States to approximately $4,000
persons.
The committee had before II
proposals to suspend immigration
entirely for the next year, ant
other bills to modify the present
law until a permanent policy
could be put into effect.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
PROGRESS
In TAYLOR
CASE ZERO
Official Investigation
of Murder Without
Results So Far, Say
Probers

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 14.--No
official connected with the Will
lam Desmond Taylor murder mys-
terry investigation would declare
today that any progress had been
made toward solution.
Two officers were at work and
still expressing determination to
do their best to find the slayer of
the film director, but found them
selves informed with "too many
wild tips, they said and too few
genuine clews.
The detectives of the police de-
partment still declared their be-
lief that the case never would be
cleared up until Edward F. Sands,
the missing butler-secretary to
Taylor, has been discovered, while
the sheriff's deputies still were
firm in their contention that
Sands had nothing to do with the
case.
The air was filled with rumors
of mystery men" and mystery
women" and mystery witnesses, +"
"drug peddlers," jealousy mo-
tives," and revenge theories
but back of them all were ---e
facts that Sands had not been
found; that the murderer had not
been arrested, and that the case
was unsClved.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

SPECIAL
TAXPLAN
Chief Executive Also
Doubts Wisdom of
Bond Issue To Fin
ance Soldier Aid

Washington, Feb. IA. -
President Harding is unalter-
ably opposed to the enactment
of the special taxes suggested
to finance the soldier bonus
or to the return to taxes
which have been repealed, it
was stated officially today at
the White House.
1t also was indicated that
the executive was very much
in doubt if it would be possible
to raise the required sum to
finance the cash feature Of
the bonus under an issue Of
bonds without appreciably adj
vancing interest rates and
destroying the financial tran
guilty which is sought.
The president, it was said,
was disposed to be favorable
to the bonus but his attitude
had to be that Of finding sane
and sensible conditions for
the fulfillment of promises
made on one hand without
disturbing the desired return
to financial stability.
It was stated that Mr..
Harding's attitude on the
bonus question would be made
clear to congress in a COM
munication expected to be
sent to the senate and house
subcommittee dealing with
the bonus subject. Whether
this letter would go forward
today was not disclosed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

Of Episcopal
DioceseHere

Prominent churchmen of Ore
gon will be in attendance at the
central convocation Of the Epis-
copal diocese of Oregon to be held
at st. Pauls church here Sunday
and Monday, February 19 and 20
Among the officials Of the dio-
cese are the Right Rev. Walter T.
Summer, D. D., bishop; the Rev.
Frederick G. Jennings of Eugene,
dean; and the Rev. Edmund T.
Simpson of Corvallis, secretary.
Following is the program as an
announced this afternoon:
Sunday. 1880 P. M.
Evening prayer, the rector as
sisted by Dean Jennings and the
Rev. E. T. Simpson; three ad-
dresses, general subject, 1.-THE
Task of the Church." (a) 1.-THE
Mission of the Church and Her
Responsibility" Rev. H. R. Cham
bers; (b) THE Organization OF
the Church for Meeting the Task,
Dean Jennings; (c) "The Task OF
the Church in Regard to Religious
Education" Rev. E. T. Simpson.
Monday.
Celebration of the Holy Euchar-
ist at a. m.
Breakfast at $3.50 a. m.
Address, 1890 a. mr me
Task of the Church in Church Ex-
tension" Archdeacon Black.
Address, 1880 a. m, "Ihe
Source of Power for the Task, ="
bishop of the diocese.
Luncheon, l ., m.
Adress, 2 p. m, "Woman'S Part
in the Task" Mrs. Wilson John
ston of Portland.
Business session and adjourn
ment, 8 p. m.
Reception at rectory, 8 p. m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
Meeting Called
To Discuss Flax
Plant Proposal

A mass meeting will be held In
the Dallas commercial club to
consider further proposals to be
made to the Willamette Valley
Flax & Hemp Growers association
Wednesday night, Members ef the
associations executive committee
plan to be present, Yesterday N.
L. Guy, president OF the Dallas
club was in town submitting a
proposition to tbe association Of
ficials in which tho citizens OF
Dallas agreed 10 furnish a three
story mill in Dal'a a foundry
building of two stories. water
power, horse power wheel and 9TH
er equipment for $4,000 If the as
sociation would locate its first
plant there,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
Salem Tossers
And Woodburn
Will Play Here

A return basketball game be-
tween Woodburn and Salem toss
ers will be played in the Salem
high school gymnasium tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock, Local fans
today expressed themselves con-
fident of victory over the visitors.
One game already has been
played between Salem and Wood
burn and it resulted in a win for
the locals. The score was 20 to
.12.
Woodburn tossers have twice
met MeMinnvills and the Wood
burn five was defeated on both
occasion, The first game ended
with a 9 to Z score and the sec
ond with a 21 to IS score.
A large crowd of Woodburn
fans will accompany their team
here for tomorrow nights game.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
Expenditure of Half
Billion During 1922
for Soldier Relief Is
Government Plan
By Webster K. Nolan.

Washington, Feb. 14.-Uncle
Sans flat answer to those who
charge him with failure to allevi-
ate the physical and financial dis
abilities of his veteran fighters is
that more than one million dollars
a day, including Sunday, is being
expended by the government for
the ex-service men and their de-
pendents. Supporting this answer,
Uncle Sam points to the 1922
budget estimate Of expenditures
to be made directly for the bene-
fit of ex-warriors, which calls for
half billion dollars.
Colonel G. r. Forbes, director of
the United States veterans bu-
reau, today outlined for Interna-
tional News Service the expendi-
lures his bureau contemplated for
the current year. The estimate,
in round figures, calls for $780,
100000.
Training Work Continued.
This sum will be divided, Col
onel Forbes said, into seven COM
posite branches of soldier relief
work. For vocational training,
the sum of $167,500,0OO; for med
ical and hospital services, the sum
of $64,6O0,OOO; for payments on
war risk terms insurance, the sum
of $S1,7O0,O00; for United States
government life insurance, the
sum of $5,70O,O00; for soldiers
compensation, the sum of $161,-
for retroactive govern
ment allowances ON proven and ex
tant claims, the sum Of SO, 900, 900
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
Goliath Pleads
Guilty And Pays
$2OFme Today

Ben Goliath, former Marion
county sheriff, pleaded guilty be-
lore Police Judge Earl Race this
morning to charge Of unlawful
~ possessing intoxicating liquor
ana was sentenced to pay fine
Of $40.
Claude Johnson, said to have
Deen IN company with Goliath
When he was arrested, also plead
ed guilty to the same charge. He
was sentenced to pay a fine of
siUV and to serve 20 days in the
city jail.
Johnson and Goliath were ar
rested Saturday night by Patrol
man George White and each spent
'ae weekend in Jail. Two pints
VI hQuor were presented as evil
aence against the two men, but
OOnnson is said to have admitted
ownership Of both bottles.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
Divorce MIL
Gives Three
Men Liberty

The divorce mill in Judge Bing-
hams court this morning ground
out three divorces and granted lib
erty to as many deserted husbands
while sundry motions, in regard
to previous cases were filed with
the clerk.
'Dona Paulin was granted a di-
vorce from Mae Paulin on the
grounds of desertion and the same
charge was the basis Of George
DORIS plea for freedom from Elsie
B. Dorr. The suit of T. w. Stei-
ger against Orena e. Steiger was
granted for similar reasons. In
the suit Of Rose Bennett vs.. Ralph
Bennett, in which the defendant
was charged with cruel and in
human treatment, the case was
taken under adyisement.
Contempt of court proceedings
were instigated against Omar
Congers, from whom divorce was
granted sometime ago, to Flora
Congers, who charges that her
former spouse has failed to pay
$40 a month alimony awarded by
the court.
Hiram A. Johnson filed mo-
ton for a modification of the de-
cree granted his wife In which he
was to pay $40 a month alimony
for the support and education of
a minor child. Johnston states In
his motion that he was formerly
in the insurance business In Sa-
lem which he was obliged to dis
continue, and is now in business
where HIS net profits amount to
only $50 a month, He wants the
alimony reduced to $40 a month
and the association of the child
during the summer months,
The suit of Minnia A. Price
against P. A, Price, brought on
the grounds of desertion, was
heard this afternoon,