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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-11-30
L AVD
PERSONALS

Mrs Jos. Buchanan was IN town
Thursday on business.
Frank Joscelyn was a business Wis
itor the last of the week.
Gus Siegling was a welcome visitor
on our streets Monday.
C. H. Provin was subpoenaed as a
witness on the Nohl-Hedrick case
Bob Heron took a load of boys in to
see the football game Saturday.
Wallace Grove was in from Little
Belt on business Tuesday.
Buchanan House for rent. Inquire
of Farmers and Miners Bank-Adv.
An enjoyable barn dance was given
by john DoIin at his ranch near Ar
mington on Saturday night.
Miss Pauline Yurko of the First Ma
tional bank was q Saturday visitor to
Great Falls.
Big sale of mules, horses and cows
Saturday, Dec. 2, at McAnnelly' barn.
ADV.
VIM. Fluhr was in Great Falls to
see the Harlowtown-Gr eat Falls game
Saturday.
Walter Blomquist was a visitor in
the city yesterday while on his way
to the Birch sale.
Orders for Christmas Greeting
cards should be placed with the Belt
Valley Times at once.
Ladies Aid Annual Bazaar and Car
nival at the K. p. hall on Saturday.
Dec. 9th.-Ady.
The Misses Ethel and Alice Nord=
gust @ere ahappmg mlGreat@ Fails
Saturday.
Misses Mary and Julia Pattsner to-
gether with their brothers. John and
Mike, motored on Saturday to Great
Falls.
Leo. C. Graybill, attorney, spent
Thursday in Great Falls on a profess
sional visit to the district court where
he was counsel in several cases.
Notice the advertisement of the
auction sale of horses, mules and cows
at McAnelly's barn on Saturday.
Adv.
Phil Leveille and Mr.. Landry spent
Sunday and Monday in Kibbey visit
ing old friends and fishing with good
success
The Biggest Bazaar ever held in
Belt at the K. P. hall on Saturday
Dec. 9TH
In the case of D. j. Condor vs.. W.
E. White, both of Neihart, judgment
was entered against the defendant for
the plaintiff in the sum Of $119 and
$3.50 costs in the local justice court.
Duncan Mcleod and wife are back
for the winter from a summer spent
in Canada from Winnipeg to vancou-
yer and Edmonton. They report that
country TO be quite prosperous. They
will make their home in Great Falls.
DR.. Geo. A. Lhamon, Exclusive Eye
Specialist, will be at the Waldo
Hotel Dec. Ia and 10. 1t will pay you
to get the facts about your. eyes. 80
years experience ssure you of right
glasses. Have your eyes examined.
Do not delay. 1t may save you much
trouble later on and bring you greater
success in life-Adv.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-11-30

The divorce case Of Elizabeth Coo
VS.. Stanley Goo has been dismissed.
Charles Lochray was a business
visitor in Great Falls last week.
Gus Probst has been serving on the
Don't fail to visit the X. P. hall on
Dec. 9Th. Admission free.-Adv.
jury in the district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Noble visited in
Great Falls over Sunday.
Harry Armstrong was in town the
latter part of the week.
Milton Peterson was a business Wis.,
itor in town this week.
Don't fail to read walcutt's ad.-
ADV.
superintendent Culver OF Belt and
Young Of Stockett were present at the
Harlowtown game. =
Miss Laura McInnis and brother
were shopping in Belt on Saturday
from Raynesford.
Ladies' and Gents suits cleaned
and pressed at old stand on the bridge.
w. Van Tassal.-Adv.
Attorney Graybill was called to
Stanford Monday on professional bus
mess
Mrs. Maud Appieyard and Miss
knudson went shopping in Great Falls
Saturday.
Car load shelied corn at Farmers
Mill q Elevator Co. Ground if de-
sired.-Adv.
"Pinky" Holderby, editor of the
Sweet Grass Advocate, was shopping
in Great Fails Saturday
Bob Mccullough of the Great Fails
Meat Co. was in town Saturday in the
interest Of his firm.
Fine assortment of Engraved Holt
day Greeting cards at Belt Valley
Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Browning and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stuffed motored
10 Great Falls one evening last week.
M. A. Cromwell. formerly manual
training teacher in the Belt schools
is now running the Charlo Star on the
Flathead reservation.
Miss Pearl Marquardt is home from
F~airchild, on the high line, where she
is teaching. After spending Thanks
giving with her brother, John Mar
qusrdt, she will return to her school.
Buy your Christmas gifts at the X.
p. hall on Dec. 9th
Apple pie a la mode, cake and ice
home made candy, tea and
waters, etc, at X. p. hall Dec. 9th
Adv.
ID. Colgan. local butcher, has paid
out already this season over $4,000
for turkeys. At one time last week
he had about 5000 pounds Of the fin
est turkeys we have ever seen hang
ing in his cooling rooms. These birds
from seven to "a pounds in
dressed and were OF all varie-
lies, from Bronze to White. They had
evidently had plenty to eat for all were
and better developed than usual.
Mr.. Colgan has paid a good price for
turkeys and has furnished a market
all that have been offered. This
sum Of money distributed among the
housewives Of the farms has proved
welcome addition to their income.
Chickens have been a drug on the
market but Mr.. Colgan is thinking of
a carload for shipment to the
,oast il he Is assured that he can pur-
,hase that quantity here and in the
towns. Please take no
ice of his ad and see him.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
NEMET FELTALALO UJFAJ-
IA GAZOLINJA
Az vi eljarassal negyszerannyi ga
zolint lehet eloallitani. Egy ja-
pan vallalat is erdekeltseget vallal

A legujabb jelentesek hiriil hoz-
zak, hogy egy nemet professor
egy olyan gepezctet talalt fel a
mellvel k0riilbcliil negyszerannyi
gazolint lehet el6allitani, mint az
eddigi cliarassal. A feltalalo az
egyik nemetorSZagi technologla
tanara volt es harom even at folv-
tatott kiserleteket, mig vegiil is a
gepet t0keletesitette. A feltalal5
szcrint - amit egyeblent t0bb ell.
ismert, regi ceg Eomoly eredekl6-
desc is igazol - rendkiviil nagy 2r
dekl0desre tarthat szamot, inert az
III gepezettel negyszerannyi gaZo-
lint lehet termelni, mint a reei el-
/ jarassal. A gazolin myers olajb6l
kesziil, amelyre a gepezet rendki-
viii eros nyomast gyakorol, hogy
ezt a mennyiseget elerhesse. A
gep szabadalmazva van es minden
JOG az Anglo Persian es Shell
Reszvtnytarsasage, amely meg ma
gyobb mennyisegii myers olajat
importalt Nemetorszagba, hogy az
Iuj eljarassal fogjon hozza ga
zoline eloallitasahoz. A szabada
lom jelent6seg6t meg az is emeli.
hogy szenkatranyb6l is kepes mint
egy 1910 szazalekot meghalad6
gazolint termelni. A hiradas We
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
A Cleveland
Magyar Athleta Club.
MAGYAR No NYERT POLGAR.
JOGOT LEGELSONEK
Az vi .torveny eletbeleptetese ota

A pittsburgh U. S. District Court
polgarosit6 bir6sagnal egy ma
gyar no adta be folyamodvanyat
legels0nek, hogy. a ferjezett n6k
polgarosodasar6l sz6l6 nj t0rv6ny
ertelmeben polgarjogot nyerhes-
sen. Az nj polgar: Mrs. Charlotte
Kovachy Turk, Turk Josef, a
pittsburgh magyar konzulatus tit
karanak felesege, aki Magyaror
saigon sziiletett 6s 1898 ban lott
az Egyesiilt Allamokba. Mrs.
Turk 1900-ban atyja ,honosodasa
folytan polgarra lett, de inert
1913-ban magyar allampolgarhoz
ment ferjhez, amerikai polgarjo-
gat elvesztette. Az elmult h6nap-
ban joger6re emelt NJ t0rveny er-
telmeben Mrs. Turk ujb6l homo
sodhatott es miutan az el6irt k0ve-
telmenyeknek minden tekintetben
eleget tett, ismet polgara lett az
Egyesiilt Allamoknak.
A buffaloi polgarvizsgaztato
tisztvisel6 erdekes esetr6l ad sza-
mot. A ferjezett n6k polgarsagat
szabalyoz6 VI torveny eletbelepte-
tese ota igen sok no nyujtja be
folyamodvanyat a buffaloi bir6-
sagnal is. K0ztiik egy Mrs. Sip
pi nevii rendkiviil agilis, hely-
bell kor0kben igen el6nyosen is
inert h0lgy, aki egyben elnoke az
east-aurorai Noi Szavaz6k Ligaja-
max is. Mrs. Sippi 6seit a koztar-
sasag megalapitasa, idejeig tudja
visszavezetni. Mrs. Sippi ferje
azonban canadai allampolgar es
lily m6don hazassaga folytan az
6ssziilott amerikai no .elvesztette
amerikai polgarjogat Vegiil is az
uj torveny rendelkezesei alapjan
ismet amerikai allampolgarra lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
A VILAG LEGNAGYOBB FO
GYASZTOI
Xix eszik legt0bb vajat, tejet es
sajtot

Az Egyesult Allamok = a fold
mlvelesi miniszterium kimutatasa
szerint - egyike a legnagyobb tel
termek produkal6 orszagoknak, d
mi mem jelenti AIT is, mintha Anne
rika exportalna es fogyasztana a
legt0bb tejet es tejtermeket.
Svedorszagban, amelynek lakos
saga egytizenyolcada, tehenallo-
manya csak egytizennegyede az
Egyesiilt Allamokenak. 60 gallon
tejet fogyasztanak fejenkint, Da-
niaban 6S-at, mig az Egyesiilt Al
lamokban csak 43 galIont.
A klmutatasban IL allan szere-
pei, eek k0zott Amerika hato-
dix helyen all, Svedorszag az els6,
Dania pedig a masodik helyen. A
listan Olaszorszag a legutols6, a
mennyiben evi tejfogyasztasa fe-
jenkint csupan negy gallon. Ang-
liza fele annyi tejet fogyaszt, mint
Amerika.
A vaj es tel fogyasztas tekinte-
teben sorrendben valtozas t0rta-
mix. A vajfogyaszt6 allamok ko-
zott (13 orszag szerepel sor-
rendben) az Egyesiilt Allamok az
0todik helyen, sajttermekeknel a
tizedik helyen all. Kanada TO-
gyasztja a legt0bb vajat: evente
mintegy 81 font jut fejenkint. Az
Egyesiilt Allamok megk0zelit6leg
Is fontot fogyaszt. A svajciak
eszik legt0bb sajtot: fejenkint
26 fontot, az Egycsiilt .Allamok-
ban viszont csak 4 font jut min
den emberre. Svedorszag es Da,
niaban a legt0bb tiszta tel fogy
ell, legf6bb keresetet ere alapit.
ia. Atlag minden harom-negy
szemelyre jut egy tehen De mig
svedek termekeik legnagyobb re-
sect maguk fogyasztjak Ell, addig
Dania igen jelent6s mennyiseget
exportal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
KENEs FttRD6K

Mindenfelc fajdalom, bels6 rem
detlensegek, szoval mindenfele be-
tegseg hamar eltiinik DR.. Kruse
kenes fiirdo-rendszerenek haszna-
lata altal, melyet j. A. Lucas al
kalmaz Home Savings and Loan
Building 919. szama alatt.
Rheumatizmusz es hasonl6 ba-
jok hamar megsziinneFI Mr.. Lu-
casnak kiilon osztalya van ferfiak
es n6k szamara, moi szolgalattal
n6k reszere. Az intezet berende-
zese teljesen megfelel az egeszseg-
iigyi kovetelmenyeknek minden
idoben nyitva van.
A kengoz- fiirdes harminc perc,
t6l egy craig tart, a keng6z folly
tonos aramaval, homerseklet
emelkedesevel normalist6l bar
mely kivant vagy sziikseges fox
ig, a beteg helyzetenek es ereje-
mex megfelel6leg. Ezutan d0rzs0-
les es zuhayozas k0vetkezik, mely
tisztit es erosit, aztan olajjal es
alkohollal val6 ismetelt dorzs0les,
mely crosse teszi a bort megaka-
dalyozza hiilest
Emberek ezer es eZer mertf0ld-
re utazanak kiil0nfele asvany-
fiird0kh0z, ebben az .orszagban es
kiilf0ld0n, es dollarok ezreit k0l
: tik mindenfele fird6-kezefesre,
.bajaik ,orvoslasa vegett.
Azert keresik fel az asvany fir
d0ket, inert azok kenes vie hasz-
nukra van.
Latogatoink ezrei AIT mandjak.
hogy szazszor jobb eredmenyeket
ernek el a mi Kruse-fele keng6z-
fiird0ink hasznalata altal.
A reumatizmusz minden forma-
ia hamar enged e legtermeszete-
sebb keZelesnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16

hOgy magyar testneveles ,kultu-
rajanak diadalmas utt0r6i vol
tunk hogy Klubunk ma vezeto
helyen all.
all-csapatunk evek 6ta az
els6k kozt foglal helyet, mig ath-
letaink mar nagyon sok esetben
vittek gyozelemre magyar szine-
ket hogy t0bbet ne emlitsiink, a
legut6bbi cleveland varosi sport
iinnepely legf6bb versenyet, ma
rathoni sukfutast, magyar flu
nyerte
Az idok folyaman er6sen fellen-
dult sportelet egyre .t0b bes t0bb
aldozatot kivant manapsag, mi
don mar sporteletiink teljesen XII
fejlett, meglevo helyisegiink, me-
lyet ezideig is csak Macy baj5al
tudtunk fentartani, teljesen silk
mex bizonyult.
Magyar honfitarsainkhoz fordu-
lunk tehat, hogy adomanyaik-
kal segitsenek. Tegyek lehet0ve,
hogy felepithessuk a magyar test
gyakorlas melto otthonat, meIy
nyitva lesz minden magyar el6tt.
Minden, meg a legcsekelyebb
adomany is Macy segitseg, inert
hisz a legcsekelyebb 0sszeg is ele-
gend6 egy tegla megvetelere.
Magyar honfitarsainkat kerjiik
tehat, hogy segitsenek benniinket
ezen igazan nemes iigyu mozgal-
munkban elore igerjiik, hogy
adomanyaikat egy, az altalunk
felnevelt ercmellii es acelizmu
nemzedek fogja meghalalni.
Magyar honfitarsak A magyar
sag reszere az 0sszmagyarsag Sc
eitsegevel epitsiik fel a magyar
er0 es egeszseg otthonat.
Honfitarsi iidv0zlettel
A Cleveland
Magyar Athleta Club.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
"A CUNARD HAJoTARSASAG
PENZT IS ATUTAL MAGYAR
ORSZAGBA
A kild0tt 0sszegeket amerikai dol
lar1bankjegyekben kezbesitteti a
magyar postatakare ekpenztar
utjan

A magyar k0z0nseg bizonyara
szivesen fogja venni, annak hiret,
hogy a Cunard Line kiilfoldi osz-
talya amerikai dollarokat is atutal
Magyarorszagba, anelkul, hogy
barmit is levonna a kiild0tt S Ma
gyarorszagon amerikai penzben
kezbesitett 0sszegekert.
Ez a szolgalat folytatasa annak
a regen megkezdett szolgalatnak,
mely koronakat vagy koronakban
kifizetcnd6 dollarokat utalt at es
fizetett XII cimzetteknek. Ez a
szolgalat, mint a tarsasag minden
financialis szolgalata, magyar
penziigyminiszteriummal tortent
megegyezes alapjdn es magyar
Observation-Disclosures utjan kiildi
es kezbesitteti fcladott p6nzc-
ket.
! Ezen megegyez6s alapjan Gu.
nard Tarasasag kIilf0ldi osztalya-
nal .feladott penzeket az 0sszes
magyar postahivatalok, meg a
legtavolabb ESQ falvakban is. pom
tOsan kifizetik akar magyar ko-
ronakban, akar pedig amerikai
dollarokban, amint AIT felad0E
esetr6l-esetre kivaniak.
A Cunard Tarsasag ezen szolga-
lata nagyon fontos magyar k0-
Izonsegre nezve, inert Cunard
TarSasag tejesen mcgbizhat6. Il
feladott penzeket hiany nelkiil
kezbcsitteti a lehet6 legr0videbh
lido alatt magyar postahivatalol,
utJan $ minden kezbesitett 0sZ.
szegr0l annak ideien atveteli
nyugtaval szolgal. IIa a feladott
ossZegeket barmi okb6l mem lehet.
ne keZbesiteni, a Cunard Tarsasac
hiany nelkiil visszafizeti azokat q
felad6knak.
1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
Ferj- es apagyilkossag Teny0fa-
lun

Gy0ri Janos 60 ewes gazda nyom
nelkiil eltiint. Kesobb azonban
holttestet a kutban megtalaltak S
kideriilt, hogy el6bb megfojtot-
tax, aztan kutba dobtak. A meg
gyilkoltnall nejet es fiat gyanE-
sitjak a gyilkossaggal, akikkel a
gazda igen rossz viszonyban cit S
amennyibcn a gyanu alapos, mind
kett0t le is tart0ztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
KERELEM Az AMERIKAI MA.
GYARSAGHOZ

Tizennegy evvel ezel6tt alakuIt
Cleveland Magyar Athleta
Klub.
A. lefolyt tizennegy ev alatt bar
rendkiviili anyagi es szinte hihe-
tetlen erk0lcsi akadalyokkal kei-
lett megkiizdenunk, ma megis nyu
godt lelkiismerettel allithatjuk,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
Tea-estely

f ho utols6 vasarnapjan este I
6rakor -estelyt tartunk a base
mentben, melyen lell1esz Calvin ia
nos eletrajzat olvassa fel. Belepti
dij mines.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
Tenletes

November 13-an temettetett Gu
lyas Andras Abaujtornamegye
hernadpetri-i sziiletesii tarsunk Il
Tod-temet6be. AZ ewes koraban
sz0litotta ell halal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
nirek a ref. egyhaz
u@ koreb0l Gu

Ielkesz: DIR. Gerenday Laszl6, 737
Mahoning ave. Telefon: Bell 142,
Auto. 1897. Seged-lelkesz: Varga
Laios. Gondnok: Csernay Lajos, $40
Greenwood ave. Algondnok: Gomez
Mihaly, 512 Crescent st. Penztar-
nok: Kish Andras, 216 Crescent st.
ElleE6r: Gy0rgy Ta1nas, Sc Cham
bers st., East Youngstown, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
A mez0hegyesi birtokokat

mem adjak berbe, inert a mostani
kezeles mellett a foly6 evben is
holdankint atlagban kilenc meter
mazsa "a kil6 termest pardukaI-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
vi plakatok Budapest utcain

Az uzsorabir6sag 6riasi falraga-
szokon hirdeti ki megbiintetett
uzsorasok nevjegyzeket, a melyet
a kozonseg megelegedessel olvas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
Arvahazi bizottsagi gyiiles

Az arvahazi bizottsagot ertesit-
jiik, hogy mielott gyiijtest meg
inditanank, gyiilest tartunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16

loi min6segben, - talalunk t0bb.
mint 100000 taniton0t, irodakban
pedig mintegy 100000 gyors- es
eepironot stb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16

Gill hozzateszi, hogy egy japan ceg
minden val6sziniiseg szerint ma
cyobb erdekeltseget fog vallalni
az III korporacioban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
Orgonabizottsagi gyiiles

november 18-an este Z 0rakOr a
par6chian.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-22
HIGH DEATH RATE
AMONG RUSSIANS


Geneva.-Reports to the health
section of the league of nations
show that in the Kharkov district
of Russia early this year people
were dying at the rate of 10000 a
month, or mortality of 600 in
every 1000. Between March l
and 20, 10000 persons died of
hunger.
OF the 3,125,277 inhabitants of
the Tartar republic, 2,50O,000
had died of starvation by March.
From January l to March 10 there
were 392,390 cases of infectious
disease.
In the Ukraine cholera was
spreading and the death rate was
so per cent. There was a grave
lack of medical supplies, and hos
pital accommodation had de-
creased by 80 per cent
Up to May 2 the number of
cases of typhus in soviet Russia,
the Caucasus and Central Asia
was 513,319, compared to $685.
665 during the corresponding per-
iod last year. There were 467,-
O7S cases of relapsing fever.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-22
JUDGES ASKED
TO HELP CHECK
PROF|TEER|NG

Frankfort, KY, Aug. az
with the appointment Of Cover
nor Morrow of every Judge in the
state as a member of the COVER
nor's fuel distribution committee,
efforts to see that coal is properly
distributed in Kentucky and
profiteering kept to a minimum,
got into full swing today. The
Judges are charged with keeping
the governors and the fuel COM
uittee advised of any profiteering.
The governor advised the coun-
ty judges that he was looking to
them to assist in maintaining all
of the regulations fixed by the
federal coal administration. The
fair price of coal at the mine for
Kentucky mines has been fixed at
$3.50 ton.
At the same time the governor
sent letters to secretaries OF the
coal operators associations in the
state calling attention to the fair
price and advising them that they
must police their industry and see
to it that agreement is kept.
Car priority will be the weapon
used to keep prices in line.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-22
STANDARDIZATION OF
HORSESHOE PITCHING

Des Moines, Iowa.-Horseshoe
pitchers of the nation will meet
to reorganize the sport on ma
tional basis at their national tour
nament to be held at the state
fair here August 2S to September
l according to B. G. Leighton OF
Minneapolis, president of the Ma
tionaI Horseshoe Pitchers asso-
citation.
Growing by leaps and bounds
the snort has penetrated to Yir-
tualIy every community in the
United States and numbers ap-
proximately one million men and
women players at present, Presi-
dent Leighton said. Thousands OF
clubs have been organized, rules
of the game have been standard
lied and generally adopted. II
now remains to establish on self
basis a central and
body devoted to the
welfare of the game, he said.
Every horseshoe club In the
is being urged to send
delegate to the national tourna-
nent here to help determine the
future Of the sport.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-22
Polk County Court
Marriage Licenses

Dallas, Ore, Aug. 22.-James
H. Humphrey, age 80, Falls City
to Mildred Bowman, age 16, Falls
City.
Elmer Isaac Lehnherr, age legal,
of Bend, Oregon, to Nora Olson,
age 22, Salem, Route 1.
Circuit Court
Doris Ferguson, plaintiff, VS..
Charles d. Ferguson, defendant.
Action for divorce.
Probate Court
H. G. Campbell, ]. A. McCann
and Eugene Hayter appointed ap-
praisers of estate Of Charles H.
Morris, deceased, in Polk county.
T. K. Ford, ]. A. Mills and w. F.
Prime appointed appraisers in
Marion county, and w. A. Caldwell,
A. A. Lindsey and Samuel B. Law
renee appointed appraisers in
Multnomah county. The time for
filing appraisement has been ex-
tended to October 1, 1922.
Order made approving final ac-
count of Jennie L. Crawford as
ADMINISTRATIVE of estate of Kate
Coyle, deceased.
Oder made setting report of
sale for hearing in estate of Sam
uel Engelhorn, deceased, for Fri
day, September 1, 1922.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-22
Shipping Firm Secretary
Short Half a Million
and Now Near Death

Honolulu, T. H., Aug. "a
SERIOUS Irregularities under
stood to amount to more than
100000 and to extend over
period of several years have
been found in the accounts of
John Guild, secretary of ship
lping firm Of Alexander & Bald
win, according to statement
ISSUED tonight by q. r. Hemen-
way, treasurer and assistant
manager of the company, after
la special meeting of the board
lof directors. Guild is said to
have been unconscious the last
two days with heart trouble
|and physicians believe there is
slight hope for his recovery. 1t
was announced last night that
he had signed over all personal
property to the company to
make up partially for the al
legged shortage.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-22
OBITUARY

Word has been received by Sa-
lem relatives of the death of Mrs.
Phere Breyman, widow of A. H.
Breyman, on August 10, at her
late residence, 555 Montgomery
drive, Portland. Mrs. Breyman
was born in Woodstock, Ohio, in
1S46, and was brought to Oregon
by her parents in 1862. AS a
girl, Phebe Cranston attended
school in Portland and later mar
ried A. H. Breyman in Salem. Mr.
and Mrs. Breyman lived for sew
eral years in eastern Oregon, later
coming to Portland and at the
time of her death Mrs. Breyman
had lived in Portland continuous
ly for 40 years. Mrs. Breyman
was one of the organizers of the
Portland Woman's club. She was
also one of the earliest members
OF the Multnomah chapter of
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. For several years she sang
IN the choir of the old Trinity
Episcopal church and was life
long member of that denomina-
ton. Her ancestors, the Cranstons,
came from a long line of patriots
and pioneers. She is survived by
TWO daughter, Mrs. Bertha Ash
and Floyd Breyman, and two sons,
otto Breyman and Arthur Gran
ston Breyman.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-22
ELK MEMORIAL
TO WAR DEAD

Chicago.-A circular building
with giant dome supported by a
ring of Grecian pillars, will be the
main structure Of the memorial to
it's war dead of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks to be
erected in Chicago. The national
memorial headquarters commits
sion of the lodge which met in
New York recently decided on this
kind of a structure, and plans and
specifications for the $2,50O,OOO
home of Elkdom will be drawn
within the next few weeks.
On either side of the huge mem
orial rotunda will be small wings
connected With the main build
ing by porticos. These will hold
the offices of the secretary of the
grand lodge and the editorial Of
fices Of the Elks magazine. s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-22

Dailas, Or. Aug. 22.=Erastus
.ntz, a resident of Dallas, died
= MS home at 911 Ellis street on
sss'urday, July 10, having been
:, su'n March 20, 1852. He is sur
, r'ea by his wife. Funeral sery-
were held today from Chap
- : chapel. the sermon being
~e@ehed by Rev. c. F. Trimbie,
- ses'or Of the Dallas Christian
= ureh Interment was made in
~ Odd Fellows cemetery.