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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16
LA ACTUAL DEUDA FLoTANTE DE
LOS ALENANES
(De nuestro servicio especial por cable
ingles y frances).

BERLIN, mario 15-En Ia session de
syer del Reichstag Sc anunci6 que la
deuda fotante del imperio aleman has
ia Ell % de febrero iltimo alcanzaba la
fabulosa suma de doscientos setenta y
Isiete mil, trescientos veinte millones de
frances.
Uno de los Diputados, que escuchaba
la lectura de las estadisticas, agrego
que en- la hora actual no habia modo po-
sible para librar al pals de la bancarro-
ia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16
AcLARAc1oN NEcEsAR1A

Debo hacer constar-alega Fernan-
dez-que esos extranjeros muertos en-
las carceles de Venezuela, no fguran
cn los RECORDS como tales extranjros.
De8de que Sc entra a la carc5' va el
rombre original Sc pierde y BAUTI-
zAN a uno con el nombre que les pa
rece..
-Tiene vd. -pregunto.
-Empezare por este 'cura" que lie
habla.
ESQ es! -.
-Bueno -. A sli me pusieron Fer
nando Calvo, natural de Mejico; al anne
ricano de Arizona, Jose Rodriguez, CO
lombiano; al frances, Francisco Gam
boa. y asf, sucesivamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16
SIR HENRY WILSON A 1RLANDA

LONDRES, MARIO 15.-Se ha presen-
tado un proyecto de ley en- la Camara
de los Comunes para restablecer Ell OF
den en- Ell Ulster, enviando alli al maris
cal Sir Henry Wilson, quien fgura ac-
tualmente en- la Camara.
Despachos del Ulster dicen que duran
tie las IItimas diez semanas han ocurri
do ALI doce motines que no han ofreei-
DO aspecto de revoluci6n seria, pero que
han ocasionado la muerte de ochenta y
tres personals quinientos setenta Gin
co heridas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16
HAN CoMENzADo LOS PREPARA-
TIvos PARA LA GRAN CoNFEREN-
CIA DE GENoVA

GENoVA, mario 15.- Hs Ilegado
aqui esta mafana Ell Baron de Avezzard,
quien viene en- representation del go
bierno italiano para dar comierzo en-
seguida a los preparativos para Ia gran
conferencia International que comen-
cara aquf ell diez de abril. Ell Baron per-
senalmente ha dictado las disposiciones
para la organization del acto, asi como
para ell aloja1niento de los representan-
tes de los diversos paises. Sc anuncia
oficialmente que al acto concurriran
treinta un estados y varios dominics
de Inglaterra y Francia.
Francia, Italia, B6lgica, Gran Breta-
fla, Japon, Russia, Espafia y Alemania
enviaran cinco delegados, asi como nu
merosos consejeros tecnicos y financieros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16
UNA BoFETADA

En- una de las paredes del colabozo
dice ell preso-tenia 20 la imagen
DEL Rey de Espana. Un dia los carcele-
ros sin consideration ninguna, Ia arran
caron de ALI. Yo me rebele, ante 10
cue considero una ofensa, y le pegue
en- ell rostro al esbirro. Ell, que estaba
armada no tenia grillos como yo, tt
RS del sable y me produjo una herida
en- la frente. Yo cal al suelo, ba1ado
en- sangre, mientras aquel malvado se-
gula apostrofandome -, .I'uego, mar
chose a contar 10 sucedido al encar-
gado de la Fortaleza, general velazco,
quien pocos dfas despu6s me visito, y
81 verne exclam6:- como, 40 Sc ha
muerto, todavia, este pajarraco! ...
iQue lastima! .
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Las tOrturaS que Sutren los preSOS p0-
IftiCOS en- Venezuela son hOrrOrOSaS

s.,bre sus carnes, los suDuestos mlsicos
Sc ponian a tocar sendos- instrumentos,
cor ell proposito, dice el, de ahogar sus
gritos, para que no alarmaran d los pre-
sos vecinos. Cuando terminaba esa mll-
sica internal -murmura Fernandez
era una pltrafa de carne humana Ia
cue volvia al calabozo.
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DEUDA DE GRATITUD

Con gran emoci6n Fernandez ha di-
cno, que al cabo de los amos un alma
pladosa empezo protegerle. lie envia-
ba alimentos Y medicines.
-Quien era?-le progunto.
So quien fue. Desearia besarla an
te las miradas del mundo, pero, en- ell
tenor de que Gomez trate de perderle,
tamblen, prefero silenciar su nombre..
Perdoneme, amigo mio., va algdn dia
sabra vd. y ell mundo entero quien
ic debo parte de la vida.
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9 sAlemania no tiene mas saliva
cion que un nemprestito mundial"


/ cial de la comisi6n interaliada de repa-
raciones.
En- ese importe Sc incluyen pagos en-
dinero en- mercancias.
A pesar de haber satisfecho esa su-
ma ha de pagar todavia $31 900. .000. 900
pero Sc cree que los delegados alema-
nes la conferencia econ6mica inter
nacional de Geneva trataran de con-
seguir que Sc disminuya, en- parte esa
carga, 81 los delegados franceses con-
sienten en- que ell asunto Sc ponga dis
custom.
Alemania efectda esos pagos en- vir-
tud de las clausulas del ultimatum de
indemnizacion fechado en- mayo de mil
novecieEtos veintiuno frmado en- Lon
dres, ell cual fue 'modifcado, en- algu-
nos de sus puntos, en- la reunion cele-
hrada en- Cannes por el consejo supreme
dc los ahados.
De acuerdo con Ell convenio de Weis-
baden, Alemania esta autorizada a efec-
tuar parte del pago de la indemniza-
cion Francia en- mercancias. Ell 60
bierno aleman pretende conseguir que Sc
le autorice ell pago en- esa forma de Ia
casi totalidad de la suma que le resta
por satisfacer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16

JERUSALEM, MARIO 15.-Reina ex-
traordinaria inquietud en- los circulos
ofciales por la gravisima enfermedad
que aqueja al alto comisario ingles Sir
Herbert Samuel.
Ell doctor Albert Biskind medico de
cabecera del iustre enfermo ha pedido
al Cairo un bacteri6logo y un medico es-
pecialista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16

WASHINGTON, mario 15.-La Ad-
nlinistracion del presidente Harding ha
perdido toda esperanza para evitar la
huelga que anuncian los obreros de las
minas de carbon.
Sc anuncia que ell movimiento sera
unanime en- ell pals que Sc declarara
e. primero de abril pr6ximo
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(De nuestro servicio especial por
cables frances ingles)

PARIS, MARIO 15.-Los Ministries de
Hacienda aLados han escrito hoy una
extensa carta Mr.. Roland Boylen, re-
lativa la petici6n de Estados Unidos
para ell pago de 241 millones de d6la-
res invertidos por ell gobierno dc Norte
America en- la ocupacion de las ciuda-
des del Rhin. Los Ministries no con-
ceden en- su respuesta importance. la
peticion americana, pero no tienen IL
conveniente en- hacer constar que e*te
asunto es de la compesencia directa Y
exclusive de los gobiornos aliados y
que ellos solamente compile Ell dere-
cho de resoverlo.
La respuesta sera remttida esta ne
che al mintstro de Estado seiior Hughes.
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EN- MoMBAssA PRoTEsTAN TAM
BIEN DEL ARRESTo DE GHANDT

CALCUTTA, mario 15.-Noticias de
Mombassa dicen que ALI Sc han celebra
do varios mitines publicos para protes-
tar del arresto del lfder nacionalista
Ghandi.
Algunos elementos radicales de esta
ciudad anuncian tambien la celebration
de un aeto analogo.
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TRATADo COMMERCIAL
FRANCO CANADENSE

PARIS, MARIO 15.-El presidente del
gobierno sefior Poineare ha enviado la
Camara de Diputados I'm proyecto de
ley para negociar un tratado conner
cial con el gobierno del Canada.
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LA MUsIcA INTERNAL

Cuenta Fernandez que cada vez que
lie iban azotar constituiase en- el lugar
del suplicio una oRQUEsTA, compues-
ia por varios MUsIcos, Y zaientras el
latigo cantaba la canci6n del foetazo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16
DOS PUERRroRRIoUENos

Afrma Ell Sr. Fernandez, que el oyt
las tltimas lamentaciones de dos ma
tivos de Puerto Rico, muertos, gol.
pes en- Ell castillo de San Carlos. Ambos
fueron apresados por meras sospechas
Sc llamaban Felix Galavi y Pedro Sar
clez.
Como supo que eran de los nues.
tres?
Ell carcelero, a quien lie preguntt
scbre ell particular, me dijo :"esos que
acabamos de ARREGLAR ALI, son puel
torriquenos''!
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Ell sENADo RECHAzA LAS DOS PRI
MERAs ENMIENDAs AL TRATADo
DEL PACIFICo

WASHINGTON, MARIO 15.---En Ell
debate originado aver relative las
consecuencias politicas del Tra;ado, tue
ron rechazadas las dos primera5 e,.u,ien-
das propuestas per los senadores Eotin
son y Walsh.
Las discusiones Sc suspenderan hey
para reanudarlas ell viernes.
ia PAZ REINA EN-
JOHANNESBURG
JOHANNESBURG, MARIO 15.- Sc
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iPoRoUE NO NE MATAN?

Un dia, al ver entrar EN- mi zelda a
los carceleros, dice Fernandez, les pre-
gunte:
-GPorqu6 no mo matan? Asi no su-
fire tanto, y en- ell future Vds. tendran
III enemigo menos.
NO tenemos -ordenes para ESQ.,
contestaron-pero con ell sistenla que es
tamos poniendo en- practcia va Vd...
Esto,-lamenta Fernandez de-
cianlo con una naturalidad, que hubiera
hecho temblar las piedras. 5. Pero
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HA PAGADo 6.4s7. .85e. 900
DE MARCOS

PARIS, mario 1o.-Alemania desde la
firma del arlniSticio hasta el primero de
enero de 1922 ha satisfecho los ALA
dos la suma de e,4s7 s56 900 marcos orc
en- concepto de indemnizaci6n, cantidad
que expresada en- moneda americana
equivale 81. .557 os5.44o, habiendose
revelado asi en- una communication of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16

ellos, no. Els, amigo, porQue ell crimen
es va un habito entire esa gente....
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GIURIATI A LA GOBERNACIoN
DE FIUME

ROMA, mario 15.-El gobierno anun-
cia que M. Giovanni Giuriati acept6 la
gobernaci6n del estado de Fiume.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16
LYON UolgTRIBUYE CON DGEz MI
LLoNES DE FRANCOIS PAEA QUE
Sc CELEBREN AT,LI LOS JUEGOs
oLiMP1CoS

LYON, mario 15-El alealds de
Lyon, M. Herriot, ha declaraao que "l
1Tunicipio liones esta dispuesto dcpo-
sitar en- cualquier Banco la suma de diez
millones de frances, con "a condici6n de
que Sc efectten aQui los Juesos olimpi-
cos de 1924.
Ell Comit6 Executive de los jlegos no
ha aceptado atin la proposition del Sc
nor Alcalde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-16
MONTE cR1sTo

Como 81 adivinsra ell pensam1ento
mio, Fernandez, bruscamente, exclama:
y ahora, hare como Monte Cristo.
Van sentir ell peso de mi machete!. :.
rronto me EMBARGO Vera Vd.! i've
"a vd.!
La humanidad me pervirti6 ;, dice
rues ella que sufra las consecue lcias de
su obraI. =. mi interlocutOr ner-
vioso, casi col6rico, Sc puso en- pis apre
81 los dientes Y me tendi6 la diestra
mano. -. lEstaba fria!
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N. del A 81 estas notas sirvieran
de lenitivo la salud civil d" aquel
pals en- buena hora sean escritas. La
Venezuela heroica, de Bolivar. quien
tanto admire, las ha de yer con bue-
ros ojos.. La otra, la de Gomez lclarc
Que no! Pero a mi no me importa
exasperar a los tiranos en- ell deseo de
rendir quito los heroes. Como home
maize "a Bolivar, descubro, pucs, la era
rula de G6inez! ....
Augusta PIETRT.
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Ell ALTO coMIsARIo INGLEs EN-
PALESTINE Sc HALLA GRAvIsIMC
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Ell 10. de abril comenzara en-
Estados Unidos una gran huelga

(De nuestro especial ngds francd
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cualquiera de los gObiernos de Fran
cia o Inglaterra. -
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Gerardo FERNANDEZ. i"

Conocida va, en- sintesis, Ia suerte
de este hombre, vamos a dar algunos
detalles de los ''terribles diez a1os''
Ell habla:
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JOHANNESBURG, MARIO 15,- Sc
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16
Officers
Elected
ForYear

The Daughters of Veterans met
Wednesday evening at the armory
and elected officers for the com
ing year. They are: President,
Mrs. Mable Lockwood; senior vice
Jennie Pope; junior vice, Mary
Cook; chaplain, Mary Shain
treasurer, Julia Webster. The
three council members elected
were, Mrs. Alma Fisher, Mrs
Anna Simpson and Mrs. Grace
Busselle.
Mrs. Josephine Claggett, de-
partment president from Portlani
was the guest of the meeting ant
gave a very interesting and help,
full talk in regard to the work o.
the organization. The womer
have divided their members into
five groups and have been com
peting to see who could raise tht
most money. As result of thu
contest one hundred dollars ha'
been raised for the good chez
work carried on by the organiza
ton. The money was raised thru
candy sales, lunches and teas. Th
installation of the officers VIII,
were elected Wednesday will tax
place January IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16
Holidays
Start For
Students

After what seems only a very
short time students are again com
ing home for a holiday recess, this
time for two weeks of Christmas
and New Year festivities. Christ
mas shopping and planning will
occupy this next week, with
most of the dances and parties
planned either for the week end
or later when the University OF
Oregon students are here as wen
as the o. A. c. students who be-
gan to arrive yesterday.
The two dances planned are of
paramount Importance, the Ore
gon dance scheduled for Decem-
Der %, Saturday, and the o. "A. c.
dance, December 80, Saturday
Both dances include students,
friends and alumni, and will be
given in Derby hall.
The committee who are plan
ming for the Oregon dance in
cludes, Dwight Parr, chairman,
Jack Elliott, Marie Churchill
Carl Gabrielson and Agnes Dris.
coll. The committee who are ar.
ranging for the o. A. @. dance is
Albert Anderson, Leo Spltzbart
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16
congressman
SEEKING Relief

Oregon representatives in Con-
gress are doing their utmost to Sc
cure the appropriation of $s,oOO,OoO
for the relief of Astoria.
]. 9. Perry, president Of the Sa-
lem chamber of commerce Friday
morning received the following tel
egram from Congressman N. ]. Sin
mott:
Replying to telegram, Congress-
men Hawley and Macarthur and my
self appeared before the appropria-
ton committee of the House in be-
half of assistance to Astoria. =
Congressman w. @. Hawley tele-
graphed Mayor George E. Halvor-
sen as follows:
with Congressman Sinnott and
with Chairman Madden Of the House
Macarthur, / had conferences today
appropriations committee, He will
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call conference Of his committee to
meet Friday morning in relief Of
Astoria. We win attend,
Senator McNary telographed May
or Halyorsen as follows:
Introduced in Senate yesterday
resolution providing for appropria-
tion of 100000 for relief of cit
izens of Astoria. Will urge early
and favorable action"
J. G. Perry, president Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, received this
morning the following telegram from
Senator Stanfield:
Senior Senator McNary with my
APPROVAL and consent introduced joint
resolution yesterday for relief of
Astoria. ! am glad TO render every
assistance possible in securing re-
lief for Astoria"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16
Darby
EntertainS
WithBridge

Mrs, Wilson Darby was host
ess Thursday and Friday after
moons for very delightful Christ
mas bridge parties. and at four.
thirty on Thursday other women
called during the tea hour The
rooms were decorated with holly
Christmas tinsel, and bells and
the score cards fashioned out Of
red cardboard in the shape Of a
stocking carried out the red and
green color. scheme.
Assisting the hostess during the
tea hour was Mrs. f. G. Bower
sox, Mrs. b. L, Darby and Mrs. r,
b. Duncan. Five tables Of bridge
were played both afternoons with
the prize Thursday going to Mrs
Phil Newmyer and Friday to Mrs
]. T. Whitig.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16
Oklahoma Bank Robbed.

Caddo, OKLA, Dec. 16.--Five
men held up the Caddo State bank
here shortly before noon. locked
Ia persons in the vault and es-
capped in a large motor car with
Approximately $4,000 in liberty
hnnds
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Sewing and conversation pass
ed the afternoon hours for the
members Of the Golden Hour club
who were entertained Thursday
by Mrs. Fred Ellis. Mrs. Glare
Vibbert was an additional guest
for the afternoon. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Vibbert and Mrs.
B. F. Pound. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Cecil Fox in
two weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Musical
Is Sunday

One of the first Christmas con
certs to be given is the one Sun
day evening at 1880 by the choir
of the First Methodist church
Professor E. w. Hobson is the di-
rector Of the choir and T. S. Rob
erts the organist. The program
which includes several we'll
known soloists and musicians
promises to be very inspiration
al musical.
The program is as follows:
Prelude, VISION" Bibl, Prof
t. s. Roberts.
King All Glorious" (Motette)
Barnby; incidental solo, Mrs. Ed
win SocoIofsky.
20 Little Town Of Bethlehem, I"
Scott, Miss Mildred Maple; violin
obligato, Delbert Moore.
Scripture reading, pastor.
offertory Virgins Prayer, +"
organ solo, Prof. T. S. Roberts.
THE Great Awakening" Kra
mer, Mems glee club.
Violin solo "Canzonetta, A.
d'Ambrosio, Delbert Moore.
"Behold Bring You Glad Tid-
ings," Barnes, incidental solo,
Miss Gladys Mcintyre.
"The Lord is My Light" Allit-
sen, Miss Lorraine Lee, Prof.
Launer at piano.
Hard, Hard. My Soul" Chad
wick, soprano obligato, Miss Kath
leen LaRaut, incidental solo, r..
u. Barton.
Christmas tidings, pastor.
"Hallelujah Chorus from
THE Messiah"
Benediction; organ postlude,
Mrs. Henry Meyers was de-
lightful hostess Thursday for the
bridge-luncheon club. The next
meeting will be the twenty-eighth
when Mrs. Frederick Lamport
will be hostess.
Miss Dorothy Patterson is with
her mother, Mrs. Clara Patterson
for the Christmas holidays. She
has been attending 0. A. G.
Mildred Gill is among the stu
dents from 0. A. c. who are spend
ing their holidays in Salem.
Hostesses who entertained most
delightfully."- Thursday were, Mrs.
William Brown, Mrs. F. w. Spen-
Ger and Mrs. R. j. Hendricks who
had as their guests the members
of the Thursday afternoon club.
The guests were invited to the
Brown home where the afternoon
was spent with Christmas sewing
and social conversation. Mrs. w.
H. Eldridge the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Brown was an additional
guest for the afternoon.
Mrs. Josephine Claggett was
the house guest of Miss Julia
Webster while here to attend the
meeting of the Daughters of Vet
Grams.
1 4
Vivian Hargrove, Mrs. Ted Cham
bers and George Chambers.
A share of the entertaining
throughout the holiday season
will be in honor Of guests here for
a short time. Many Of the society
matrons are entertaining house
guests and have planned social
things for their pleasure. A num-
ber Of Salem people have planned
long trips for the holidays, eth
er to California, British Columbia
or some other popular place.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Paris.-The fall- of Premier
Poincare in the event of the fail
ure of coming Paris reparations
conference was openly discussed In
the lobbies of the chamber Of dep
uties.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. G. stolz who have
been travelling in southern Oa,i, an
forn,a form for the past six weeks are
n61U m IN San Francisco and plan
10 arrive at their home mere IS
: ~ sbout the middle of next week IN
time for the Christmas holiday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Mrs. w. H. EIdridge Of Port
land has been the house guest OF
ha- sister Mrs. William Brown
for the past week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

The women of the Unitarian
church are sponsoring a bazaar in
the opera house drug store today.
Tbex have on display some very
attractive things which might ap-
neal TO the Christmas shopper.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

entertaining informally Mrs
clvde Johnson was hostess. for the
THURSDAY bridge club this week
snecial guests who were included
were. Mrs. G. w. johnson, Jr-'
and Mrs. F. G. Delano. The John
son home was decorated with hol-
idav things and was very attract
i've Mrs. G. w. Johnson won hign
ucore for the afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Mrs. w. ]. oliver and Mrs.
Lizzie Smith were hostesses yes
'erday afternoon for the meeting
OF the Woman's Alliance of the
Unitarian church in the church
parlors. The afternoon hours pass
Gu with the time taken up with
regular business and work on the
Dazaar which is being held today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Mary Elizabeth Bayne arrived
in Salem last night from o. A. G.
10 spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mt. and Mrs.
John Bayne.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Miss Amelia Babcock who is
attending the Oregon Agricultur-
al college is home to spend the
vacation period with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. P. Babcock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Miss jeanette Meredith return
ed to Salem yesterday to spend
the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meredith.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Albert,
Mary Jane and Josephine Albert,
and Mrs. George Rodgers left
Thursday by motor for southern
California where they will spend
the Christmas holidays. They ex-
pect to take about two weeks for
the trip.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Honoring Miss Meryle Whitney
who is leaving next week to join
her mother, Mrs. e. j. Whitney in
Long Beach, California, Mrs
Jesse George was hostess for a
number of friends Thursday eve
ming. Assisting Mrs George was
Mrs. William Tickle and Mrs
Louisa Koon. The evening was
spent playing five hundred.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

The Hal Hibbard auxiliary met
Thursday for a meeting with
Mrs Helen Malone of Portland,
department president Of the or
ganization. Mrs. Malone is max
ing her yearly tour of the chap
ters Mrs. Leroy Hewitt and Mrs.
G. w. Brant were hostesses tor
the tea hour which followed the
inspection.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

Carl Gabrielson motored to
Portland Friday evening and at
tended the formal Christmas
dance given by the Multnomah
club.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16

A party of friends from Salem
motored to Brooks Thursday eve
hlng and surprised Helen Aspin-
wal on her birthday. The eve
aing was spent visiting and hav-
ing a good time The party who
motored from here included. Mr..
ana Mrs. F. w. CHM, Mildred
meleh, Cora Mist, Elbert and Earl
6usselle. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Aspinwall, Mr.. and
MRS. Hugh Aspinwall, Harold
and Mark Aspinwall, Mrs. Ellen
Aspinwall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-06
MULFORD ENTERS
SPEED RACES At
FAIR SATURDAY
Duray and Wilcox Tune up
Steeds for interesting
Event.

Smiling Ralph" Milford. racing
car pilot, is the latest daredevil to
toss a be-goggled hat into the ring
for the State fair auto racing pro-
gram scheduled for Saturday after
noon.
Milford wired Secretary Jones last
night that he will tour from Cleveland
today and spend a couple of days
tuning up one Of Louis Chevrolet s
Frontenacs for the speed battles in
which he will be opposed by "Howdy'
Wilcox, Leon Duray and half a dozen
ether speed merchants.
On Saturday Wilcox VIII give his
Speedway Peugeot it's first test on a
dirt course. having just fitted the
famous blue car with a special track
gear.
Duray is rated as one of the best
horseback pilots in the world. The
far grounds track will be treated to
several applications Of calcium
chloride. a dust laying preparation,
immediately following the conclusion
Of the trotting events Friday after
noon.