The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 20, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, AUGUST 20. 1S23. 'F-r THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON SOVIET INCREASING PRESSURE AGAINST! GENERAL VRANGEL flag-, according: to Mahlon 1L Eay. home secretary of th Canton Christian col lege of Canton, China, who spoke at the regular week!y luncheon of th Progres lve Busineaa Men'i club at the Benaon hotel Thursday noon. - Day aaya that stores displaying- signs saying- "Ameri can Roods are sold here," always do big business. ' . I - , t . , Constantinople : Aug." 19-; (I- Ni S.) -Via - London, An;. 20. -The .Russian soviet, .arny on thei Soutlj IJuMsian (Crimean) front has in creased its pressure against the armj ported today to-be advancing along the entire front. , j The Reds have reached ground only 10 miles ? wert of the Alexandrovsk Iernlnek railroad, north of the . Seta of Aeov. - - 1 Violent fighting Is in progress between the,: Bolshevikl and General Wrangeljs '"White forces, southwest of Oriekov, in the vicinity of Kahova. The Reds have been reinforced. i . ,' Still and Owner on iScow'at Linnton Are I xaKeij into uusLuuy Aboard a scow boat' tied to the banks of the Willamette river three miles jwet of iyinnton, revenue officers, "ald4 .fijr . Sergeant Epps and Patrolman liunting- ton of the police department, early Fill day morning , confiscated a complefle, : elaborately, finished still and arrested Carl Henry. . -' ii A delivery was in progress, revenue 'officers believe, when they approached, for two auto trucks were backed up jto the1 scow. Henry had on "the scow JO gallons of flgtehed raisin " whiskey and . 60 gallons of mash, which, together with the (still, were confiscated. Henry was lodged In the city jail. . c British Soldiers re I n i i m ' t ' i -in : itusnea to uagaaaii ; ! To Check Revolts Portland Chamber To Attend Rivers And Harbors Meet mlng instructors "gave the boys demon strations In lifesavlng.- Most of the car riers proved 'to be proficient swimmers and some dissy exhibitions of high div-j called to promote efficiency and esprit ing were ' made amidst great hilarity. I de corps, are usually featured by enter The regular meetings of the carriers. I taiamenta.-. j- L : i - m' ' r " i ,v London, Aug. 20. ( I. N. j S.) Re vol u-,-tIon has broken out In Mesopotamia aihd British reinforcements are being rushed from India to quell the disturbance, the wse office announced today.; . Ii .. "Northeast and west; of Bagdad the outbreaks are on , a considerable scale," said the war office. : - jr ine rauway line ueiween uaaaaa ana Kltri' Klrkut has been cut and the brlderes burned. The'- British garrison i -at Kltri Klrkut has been surrounded. An archy prevails in some districts." Acceptance of- the Invitation of the State Chamber ' of Commerce to par ticipate in the Korthweet rivers and har bors convention which will be held in Portland October 4 and 6 Was made Wednesday! by; theoard of directors Of the Portland chamber, which will aid In making the meeting a success! W.-D. B., Dodson, general manager of the ' Portlana chamber, has agreed to be a speaker, at the convention. j providing he can ! be home In f time. Dodson says his stay at the national capitul is quite indefinite aa he has told the shipping board he cannot leave until Portlands rights' are recognized. I; .. FLICK SHOE GO;!4 112 FOURTH ST; FLICK SHOE CO. Journal Carriers , Disport Selves as , Natatorium Guests - More! than 100 Journal carriers took possession of the Portland Xatatorlum Thursday night following the meeting of The Journal Carriers' association and en joyed the hospitality of thjs manage ipent until long after the ordinary clos ing hour. During the water rotfnp. swim- Mrs. Charles Fisher Dies at Akron, Ohio : jj v A telegram was received Thursday afternoon by A. F. Flegel, 501 Jarrett street,, announcing the death of Mrs. Charles F. Fisher at Akron, Ohio. Fisher rls secretary of the lty planning cotn , mission of Uie engineer's department at j the city hall. He secured a year's 'leave of absence several months ago. and -ent to ! Akron, accompanied by Mrs. Fishejr; his wife, to take up similar -Work.: Mrts., - Fisher had lived In i Portland ; maiiy years ant was widely known in woman's club and social circles.: Her. death; oc curred Thursday, according to the tel egram, but no announcement was made of funeral arrangements. . "Par "Raof nffpri-nn 1 Trade Opportunities ,! Tremendous trade opportunities of the Far East demand better, news service V-Kh the American cable and better 'shipping facilities under the American r HT TONIG "AHTl-CHRIST IN PROPHECY I The Symbol of the Beat t i . whose number is 666. SUBJECT. SATURDAY NIGHT ; "The Prophet's I View of the Future! of Protestantism" This great prophecy includes a" rrlost - wonderful ' prediction of the past, present and future of the United, States.- SUBJECT. SUNDAY NIGHT Another World's giewsisr' .',; This sermon will be the mosit startiin and important one of the entire series. Every man kand woman; in Portland should be vitally concerned in this greait Bible Prediction.: - ii -- - iY - "., , '- : - il- Don't .Mies One of These Greait .Sermons by 1 y Evangelist j LOUIS K. DICKSON BIG TENT PAVILION i ; . atA 7 -AS Clok-.;.5. ;-: v : 1 Corner 13 th mnd Morrison i i'i , - ; 2r--:- : -. r -i v - : - -1-A Bij Congregational Sinf Will Precede Each Service Under the Direction of Prof. 1. C. , Colcord. Spatial" Soloists Vocal and Instrumental J TKIY TASTE VERY MUCK like io CIGARS. x O 3 o o O X O Ue X O CM tovei?y Map To getthe best thozs your money will buy. We devote all our attention to the comfort of men, that is why we sell you better shoes snd really SAVE YOU $2.00 AND GIVE YOU $4.00 MORE IN QUALITY. Mossola calf oak. soles, rubber. heels, high or English tor;, black, tan or winel - .- - L- i and priced so at IV'.. Wonderful ' values i.STSSeW: Fine Simenole and Roden calf in the better grades ; black, tan and wine. An assortment of styles that : makes shoe buyr (BIO ft ing a pleasure. . J D Jk&dotsXj Top grade calf, best of oak soles, all the popular styles and below competition in price, QPv pair. . . . .!;. . . . DU.OO Flick's Standardized -Shoes All new, Jup to date, in English, high and; medium toes, in wine calf and black, genuine oak soles. j. Compare them with shoes priced at $8.00. 1A11 go at a Qfl AtZ special price of. ... tDvJfT&tf YOUR OLD SHOES MADE NEW! that is what we do when we rev pair your shoes. Men's soles $1.50. Women's soles $1.25. Pest erade Rubber Heels 40c aiid 50c. Flick 112 FOURTH STREET, Between Stark and Washington to O a pa r n m X O w o o 1N9 O G FLICK SHOE CO. 112 FOURTH ST. FLICK SHOE CO. Complete September List. Now on Sale " ffliISik' Song Hits ill': la'SwMt QepteoiBer - I. ! . Early la tf Moraine (Dowa oa the Farm) . Left AH AJone A(ain Blues, from Tk Nirkt . , Bmt i . Everybody Bat Me . . . I. . TIm St. LmtU Blae . . . . . Hemeeiclyeas Blues ... A . I . Marie (YeWl! Seen Be Marrrta' Me) ' j . Pretty Kitty Kelly . , . . !. . Venetfaa Moon My Isle el Golden Dreesni . Al tolsoo . Frank Cruniit Marion Harris Markn Harrii Marion Harrii Marion Harrii . Frank Cmmit Cliarlea Harriion Lewia James and CSir'.ri Hittuoi I - Chaxlei Harriion ' Moiher l Lot You) . . . ' I , Sweetest Story Ever Told . ! ' . Fiddle end I . . -. . - Sinf Me to I Sleep . . . County Fair at Fualda Center Jim Lawsoa's Hogs , . Charles Harkett J Hulda Lashanika Barbara Maurei Barbara Maurei A-2943 $1.00 A-2939 1.C9 A-20U Sl.CO A-2S43 S1.C0 A-29S4 1.0Q 79060 $1.00 79115 $1.00 A-61SS $1J&0 Cal Stewart (Uncle Joh) A-2947 Cal Stewart (Uncle Joth) $1XX) -:1 For Good Foods at Lowest Prices, See Our Grocery Advertisement on the Market Page T Child's "Play Suits Saturday 08c Good, durable jmaterials, in ajjes 1 to 8 years. - i. : 1 - First, Second and Alder Streets Men's Fine Black Hose 3 Pairs 2)1 .eal 45c values; fast black, with white feet; sizcs vy2 to uy2: ' ! mm ! : ;. . : r .1 v I i I M eetirag Tons- Late Sumker Needs Good MirieKaidisee : Lower Priced """H unuiunu luiiiunuw UUVH oi uuuuua, TTllcrCj 1UU rUC VerLiUXl lO Oave Uie Most, Because Prices Are Lowest! 1 FIFTY SILK TRICOLETTE WAISTS FOR WOMEN $3.98, $4.98 Rei! values to 47.50 each!. In blue, rose, pink, lavender. A wonderful opportunity, indeed, to waist at a price! r , ' white, and buy a Tine GINGHAM AND PERCALE APRONS FOR WOMEN Special $1.69 These are values. up to 2.251 All cut good and. full In sires up to 46. Eitiher round, square, or V-neck Styles. Buy to morrow! f, I .... .. " : WOMEN'S PURE SILK HOSE i SHOES FOR EVERYBODY $1.75 (o $3 Values I Only $1719: Pair Full-fashioned pure silk hose in white, gray," and pink; also a limited quantity of broken lines from our regalar stocks to be closed out at this; remarkable low price! All sizes In; the lot; all first quality! 1 ' j I i : No Exchange No Refund None Sent C. O. D. . SHEET SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY! j ; 72x90 Bleached Sheets; C"l J Q I extra special tiX aX . Z ; 72x90 Bleached Sheets ; linen C J Q Q'' . I finish ; extra heavy. ...... . . . j?W tl kJ FINE DRESS PERCALES i ; i Regular 50c Quality. !' Only 39c the Yard! In gray, blue, and light colors j a wonderfully attractive assort ment. - . i .(: 4 - " THAT'S WHY WE ALWAYS ARE BUSY ! , Women's and Growing t Girls' Q Q Patent Leather Mary Janes. . . 3) X0 Dressy low js hoes at an extraordinary low price; sizes for women snd big girls, 3 to 8. , j Men! Your Chance! Is NtfW! (tl QQ Men's Scout Shoes' i tj) X.JQ Khakl-ootored canvas; Goodyear welts; leather outer and inner soles; rubber heels; sizes 6 to tl.- v I Boys' Tan Lotus and .' Smoked Horsehide .Shoes; real" (CO QQ $5 and $6 values.! DiUO : See these; they are wonders! Sizes I to 6J5. Don't Miss Qur Great Tennis Sale ; Tennis f ootwear i tor men, women, boys, girls and children ..... r. . . '9 98c f x MEN'S, UNION-MADE - ; HEAVY 2-20 BLUE DENIM BIB OVERALLS AND JUMPERS , Headlight, j Cah't-Bust-'Em and Mogul mkkes. i Special for Saturday :5T . ! $2i39 the GarrnUti ? C Boys' Blue Denim Bib Overalls 98c I Made with double seat and knees; ages 5, . 5, 1 land 8 yem. i k t Same in ages 10 to 17 years 91.2t) 1 WIRE , FLY SCREEN j All widths in , gai vaniied and black painted on sale Saturday. I . 1 .Black; sauare 'foot 3l2c . w . Galvanized; square foot 4c : V SOME CROCKERY BARGAINS Broym Stone Teapots ; assorted sizes. .'. L .85J Cutstar Water Tumblers . . ; .v . 15c Thin-bldwn Vass in assorted cut patterns. .-r.L .40 36-piece Dinner Sets; sssprted patterns ....... 58.75 24-pieee Dinner Sets; assorted patterns... I... 5.75 Glass Mixing: Bowls ; set of five sizes; t . . .Y .Q1.10 Glass Syrup -Mugs r nickel-plated detachable tops 45 Dance Music Tbe Lore NertMed'.ry Fox-trot. . .Art Hickman! Orchttn1 A-295S Song ef the Orient Ft-trot . Art Hickmfn'i Orchettn 81.00 Somelew Fox-trot ... j Ted Lewit Jt t4) A-294S I Knew Why Medley Fox-trot . Mortuon'i Jaxi Orchestra ' $1.00 GaOi Beei Sonf Fox-trot , Paul Biete Trio and Frank Crumit 1 A-2952 . Paul BieiejTriof fl.00 . Prince't Dane Orchestral A41 57 . The Hidbv Sil A.294S . ' . imhwmsm i-ire Jaxi Orcheftra 81 -OO 1,1), I iliiik 1 ,. " i. t I Bell of Monterey Fox-trot . Tripoli Medley Waltz . Rotneaoe Medley Walts' . Dence-O-Menia Foa-trot Slow end ey Fo-tot . Dins' Toea Fox-trot . . Typhoon 1 - Fox-trot . j-..'-. . Gypsy Lore Wlta ,--. . . Don Juaji Walts ; Bant and Alert A-Z9S1 BasUaodArtj 81.00 OljaBibor'a Gypty Orchestra E-4858 Olga Bibor'a Gypy Orchtttra f $1.00 sfllll 8 1 H H I I in mi - - Instrumental Music Melody In F Cello Sole i i Y i The Swan (Le Cyrne) CIIe Solo . Velee Blevridlin 8olo . . I . .' . ..'. f 1. 1 V ' 0iur DiecAor nteren ... . . Centenniel Meirh , . ' Leaf At o--HaaHan Guitar Duet Y Henihe-r-Hwiityi Guitar putt ' ' . . . Pablo Cualf . Pablo Cum1$ Toaeha Seidel '. Cotumbut Band Columbia Band Ferera and Franchini Ferera and Franchini Meeley Hemplpe Accordion SIe Medley Jl Accordion Sole . ' 49804 810 49796 810 - 78760 81.00 A-41KS 815 A-2950 81.00 John J. Kimmen A-2951 John). KimmelJ 91.00 Gems from Opera Denee of the Henre-Pert L From Lm Gifntl 1 " . " Gino Marimitai and Ha Syniphony Orjpheatra I A-4154 Dance of the Hour Part IL - Frotn tm Gtfon , $130 r if; Gino Marfauxxi apd Hi(( Symphony QrcheftraJ r j "Floredorn" Vocel Gems f . . Columhif Urht Opera O?. ) A-8188 JurmbU, Jtlightfmi deptnJmilt, ketyrmit tm every dttmil. JNribrfP ut$3X00 " Any Columbia Dealer will play you any bolumbia Xecorc Cewwe'le XmiWi M 5 eff elf Comm bim Oh far. . ..: -.!' r- .- , , . . i . - , . ' - .. ! COLUMBIA GfcAPHOr HONt.CO., Kw T.rk a w -r r (f nn ill n n tn Itn vu; ui nun L IK. Grafooolas and Are Sold by the P Am ecoros Following Dealers: Win.; Gadby !& Sons Corner Second and Morrison Reed-French Piano Mfg. Co. 3S Washington St.,' Corner 12th I - " '.: Vern L. Wenger - -142V4 Second Street 1 . Oregon Eflen Music House 287 Wnhinrton, Below Fifth . Schwan-Piano Co.- 10M0J Tenth -mXm Washington , McCormick Music Co. 429 Washington, Bet. 11th and 12tk !5. & D. Plionograph Shop 172 Third Street 1: i : a 1 : Public Invited Seats' Free