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PENSAMIENTO

+! origen de TODD bien es 81 amor
4 IA libertad. pero debe If acompaha-
do por ell amor a las leyes.
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81 VECESlTA express para qre uEpe su,
yetAcaS q Is eS!scid9 0 Gamble SuS niue
hles. hdblsle o RDsales. 'ielt!tno Crockett
Y15i J Travis 1876.
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NOTAS COAIICAS.

En- I'm restaurant dc f~errocarril,
un v~iajero Sc dirige con TODD mistc-
rio 4 tno he los camarcros Y lc d.
ce:
-Mucho cafe: VI le explicara a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

:UESEA Us1ID GtNtRSE de 500 I Ftt"I
diSrtGs GcgranGIse en- IN fFaDaIo lilly,
IaCl,. ; siaE'i5 -! nr0p!J ano? EscTibah"s
!5y ml=u.p r!ticnd6nos iHforIncS ar1ira
d- nucslras nt.cga: leiras msTaiicdS de -.
I'll ,Gi0eacL6n, para vrntanas }. puettaS -"
uclcina.. rrcnias : a%paraGores. de casas 60
merrla!es. etc. No importa el lugsr en- duii-
Ge - e%ncllcnt!c, nuestras !nstrucc!ones sCa
gratis Mandr 30 ccGtayOs para cnS!aiir
nu.slraS de- IIci.D rT5ba!o plr;lase u hih!-
ri,T.Ix. li:ytt "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

BESEO saber 81 paradero &c mi Mia Js.ai!a
iIYcra. que 81 ~ dc Mario actual. ACADIA az
pasar pr FlegStoff. Arizona. en- uh ehEal.
che lue So :upohc iba para Caii!"r:.iss'
-. Lir,gIeadose A ls!dro Rivera. FlAh>-
TLTr. NIl/uNt. -"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02
ANISOS de OCCASION

~ENIHIII,Ei l.. n0cnd .iri IuIr- rrS1.
GHtrr ri i.rGrr Madison. .tvertdi i''
AIn"Iu:: : IglI' a.. una medals 10: or.
iuuai,. I0ct m"nJr 4" ~ peso. "sTrlR" -
'iIlt3IIpc. L. ,"G-u!.:. Gt' II enir@rG' l
ria Nacog!H. H. T.. .r-ibTa. bucEa frs!t-
b t,sf44ts
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

1907 Olu:S tT.ht d"S.a >aDer :. pa!idrr'
Ge u ,spUSa l,":fn!a Go!!Lal"H : De sue 90
nIL,: yIaa iyIIslIn Vera. Que - drh:a
.uc..!trar ~ l.. Capital d. NirAIcu, v Vi
Ia. N IL Tcrt.:ra d" Eiccni" "uerrerp
10, :. nablrn,tu y.yIav ia:nDirn 81 Tact
Lava. u.-Lc Sc;tI"Inbrr 20 Ia 1917 10 iIr
,urilo : tcncr ra2dii Il" 'iioS ILrIlrhe: tD'
uIrrtuC, !. Dolores Vera. 100. .ibrlcnGp
Ave. bnsar;nr Si3tion. PUEBLO COLO. Hf's
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1lMorLo aRRlAtA VICTORIA GARCIA

trs2aIi sabcr cI paraderc de 81 hiJo W.
Intu Arriaga d. :. amos de cGad. oris!-
nariu tc Monterrey, v. L., 4u!tl b.
III AIS Y -lvir :neSf- cscrlpio de Mn
"a, Clls. Gr.illic3r: con $500 q ID per
svna gu. d. !hi"rniei rIrrios. 9 con IN
no d.. suscripclvn a IA PltENSA." ~
rl.lry 3 linVlcr .Arriaea. EoS 81. ~
IN Plantation. IAN aEN!lp, IEAfS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

II nt>E.i SaJ.! 81 parafcr" II: EGtllIi"
.ia2,Iai. M. Gur - VAR" - 'IIc"ilirhlEt t'ii
Nu.v0 Laredo. Tam>. =" aGrad","ra F:.n"fih
4 II I..r=ona CH.. informs. q IL -'f."r:s G.
rii,a hryrct.. FOX lpj, compton. al, " 4
-. Rafael /. Ga ia!a. PpN t:i?. q hN"E-
lis, tal. 'rI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

SULICiIu orfr.,onc-tu:la coz Saih.ra >
S-GIyrgll tr lrintG a clnT aay5 dc @iEd,
rt!-:u mslrnr-nI1. T,uS> - ahGS. 10y
c>ydIei b~lra1D. Cuh ptcO d. capital.
Diriia<c q ~'lltnraoJ". un. tH !Nlan.
COS LIZ Tlu.Ni.". 40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

tPkEGi.G S0MERFR0S-te seforas, seho.
r.Ih, n:tus. pUr uGal0 que ses Ell estaoo
IA eur :. eucnantren y por deteriorsd0s
y l.. cstfn SIS si0rnos. Los reforino y
.IrniIo GcrfncIaIneatn Y los delo arre2.a-
dos n Ia uiI,na mnda. por 50 = IS centSvoa.
I Sra. nrlbiO. liz reynolds st. Telefono Gro
Cli-lt ~
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I,h. FRANCISCO H.. CASSEC0. Laredo. re
Las. I!OX 81. Medicinal = Cirusia generates

IigitGR!ilA. iSrrItura IN MIquiHa. IT,
ncdGria 4" j. HIRES. lngl|s, I,@i"tr.-,. :" "a
ia "I SO IL, t. 'illliuin2. 9 i q. -<?.El ca
10 n.y.. i-ca'!a C0up.rr.ai d' Jigc.,;.- trS-
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SOLICITUDES:-

Sc NECESITAS muchachaS para roS.r n
lnaqu!Ea Gacisn6O pan;a0n"S ' "nS"ralS. :
=. p3Edn burLoS Saia.iOS- Sasa Il Man"
:'S"rsil Factor. Cu3rio !ts0. ~ Market
81. IT,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

81 NELESlTt s"Epra rl-NIcana para lrebH-
IL G.u, rel tf casa. lu!o!uln g.: ivrSIIia
:. ,i2
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Carlos Ayala. jr.. eS seCretaria de GO
biernG de Alfredo kicaut.

.Ilfrelo Rlcau1. mUc"o gob"gnador
militar dc! Estado. nor nombramir9to
que en- 81 favor h:zo In nrimcra jcfa-
tura. ncmhro Sp2reIar.c q" Gobicrno
al licenr!ado Carries \. Ayaia. il. t.cn
ccnocido eli rsta riudad. Ayala .ir.,
prssrSt6 a~cr ante i gobcITador IN
t,rino Y ticsGe lue@o comenZd 4 deS-
aachar los asuntos del @obicrro. Aya'
Ia .fr. substitute n !ic"nciadc Miguc!
Trcvino. QUEEN rcnuncij 81 cargo q
mismo dia n cue tom?u possession lie,
gohi5rno q general Alfredo Ri2aut
para ajender q Ia campala p~olitica en-
favor de- II candidatura lie Pablo dc
Ia lara para el gobierno de! Estalo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

rUAltluS hl-itrIcDa sunaLBcatr a~inyi!.oI,
lnobI!IGr!o nU.vU ' clcgahI., pTec!0S ccu1o
mtcO%. Casa mus cfniric3. soda coTnu-
c!daG.rH. :Au'Llo gar3ga. 4Er I"Ee? tr''.
t4t.!.
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PESQUISAS:-

~ "a Ssh,r Il parad-ro nj Mia f-itfan:
l;"Ft- ie =, ahUs dc lid, J de 81 e-l'"-"
MOD, =. n,irS. |. Ultima carta q'i" Fcsti..
-. :" Trinidad. colo. "stanGU y" ch b.
rGu,crau. ,Jalt.. Mexico. Ngr1d"c"!" los 80
Forbes aGn puct:A p:upnrci"haF. d!!-
:~..nIue. . i'auls g. Leon Via. ~ It,
w.. ; 4rNElIlE. TENS. 80.
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AGRICrLTORES

En- "a region minera MS riC2 d
Sueyc Leon. Sc vende hacienda d
docs Gias &c aqua de medic bdey. &C.
las tierras de labor correspondence
para infor-ues dirijaCse =
GREG0RIO LOPEZ
p q. Box 81 LAREDO. TeXa,
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tCIi1JS ann:"rladu< cUn o >iI A-!Sieh-
ia: prccioS r6iLGtioS. ?0S :. prcSa -.
tina L4!lc al sur ,r II eibli"tnca. lEi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-02

RR. FEnN4Nhn t.OrEI. de is tarulIs1 d.
M.1Icn.-E-pecIaIlsla en las enfermsdhdei
Gn los Oios.-2r Brady Rldg.-Telafono CT
$50
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f4RIrA
PROEESIOkALES:-

tROFES0ni ,e Lir'r.. classes : Ghm1CiIi0
i'rocI6- midt""-. Lame trlfl"ah iraflf
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a2ucar.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-13
Empire Theatre

The popular screen star, Ruth Stone house, will be seen on tomorrow blll in short length feature drama, The Heart of Mary Ann The program for tomorrow will also contain the fol lowing features and stars, When Thieves tAtl out, a two part drama with Harry Benham, When the Cat $ Away, q Nestor comedy. with Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran. The Screen Ma gazine and Mollie King, in Mystery Of the Double Gross, the great serial feature. The solution of this mystery tangle will be a surprise Each cpl sode adds to the plot new and un, expected complication, The picture is distinguished by it's swiftly moving story, it's thrilling action and it's de lightful star. Mystery of the Double Cross is now reaching the height of its dramatic interest, see the current epi
 sode tomorrow Saturday,
 The serial supreme, Patria, with Mrs Vernon lCastle and a five part dramatic feature with a popular star will make up the program for Mon- day. The battle scenes of Patria are the greatest ever shown in motion pictures. More than 2500 persons, in- cluding real soldiers, now doing mili- tary service and 800 horses participate. Aeroplanes, dirigioles, tanks, trench diggers giant guns and every other de- vice of modern warfare are shown in action. Airship duel in the clouds, bombs eXploue by the hundreds and buildings are rent ssunder by mines. There are attacks and counter.attacks, and the most amazing and daring riding by caValrymen and daredevil horsemen. Patria was written to in stil patriotism into the hearts ot American citizens. In addition to it's patriotic appeal it contains one of the most beautiful love stories ever told. Be sure and see IL next Monday.
 Thrilling tights, daring stunts and stirring dramatic action are to be seen in the closing episodes of The Purple Mask, with Grace Cunard and Francis Ford This serial feature is shown every Wednesday. Also an l. ko komedy aad Gold Seal drama adv
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-13
Bradley Theatre

The great popular favOrite House Peters in splendpi Paramount picture called AS men Love also new Travel with Burton Holmes and new com edy.
 Saturday the Griffith star Seena Owen in a fneiy produced Triangle picture called 4 Womanis Awaken ing, also a new Triangle comedy. sum dan Darling Mary Miles 1iuier iu a #alBal De Luxe picture called In- noceut Iizsiie, yefy charming and iutere~tiuz pay
 Monday the attractive star, Dorothy Dalton in master Triangle produc- tlaa caIled The Dark Road. au ex eeedingy timely and gripping pie tufe. Also rev Triangle comedy
 Tuesday. the fasosites Francis Bu-hmeu and Beverly Bayue in tbe serial picture, The G.eal Secret, also the powerful actor, Frank Mills in a picture called The House of Cards
 ednesday, the celebrated character actor. GerQe Beban iu Paramount picture of unusual merit eaiied The Bond Between, also Bray a pieto- graph and Fl comedy.
 Coming the great idol, Douglas Fairbanks adv
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-13
sridaeport Boom Takes spurt.


 Bridgeport industries are still boom. ing. The payroll, which during the last month has increased nearly one third. Is today estimated by the lead, ing bankers of the city to be more than l,5O0 900 per week One bank alone is paying out every week slight " over $1.00000o for approximately 100 factories and stores in the city,
 In every factory devoted to the manufacture Of anything that may be utilized in warfare the increase of skilled help has been large during the last month. the factories reporting tho receipt of large orders which will ex tend over a period of several month
 The big munition works in Bridge port have jumped up payroll aggre- gates to large extent The Ameri, can Tuhe and Stamping Company Is Snsianily Increasing it's forces and le I.ocomohle Company of America
 adding large numbers of workers it's regular stan
 Bankers in Bridgeport assert that .ithjn two weeks at the present rate og increase. Rridgeports payroll will exceed g. GOO COG. probably exceeding any other city in the state Rank aanoslts throughout the city are enor mously increased.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-13
:. ....-....-:.......-.. -.-s.-i...-..-.. -s-ss.-ii...s-.:-... PERTINENT TO PUTNAM '. PEOPLE
PEOPLE
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l Miss NcuetZ Phillips of Thomp- s0nvitie i. gi=itin1 friends ID town
 Miss NinHir Diamond spent the weekend in Bo.ion.
 samuel smith is in New York on ba-lae
 Nlss Margaret Fanuiag Of Pawtuck- e' is visiting her brother John Tanning aud familys Bauey street. Henry Lewis Of Cleveland, Ohio ,has been guest Of Mir and Mrs. David -mith, Wilkinson street.
 <. Diamond returned from q busi ness trip in New York on Thursday evening.
 Miss Aegie LeClair, Mill street spent Sunday with Miss Mary Gilman Will limantic
 Mrs. Mary Scott of Elm street is a patient at the 5t Vincent hospital l, Worcester
 Miss S. Elizabeth Clarke and Mrs. Charles L. Torrey were in Worcester Thursday in relation to Red Cross matters.
 Armand Reilerose and Miss line BelIefose of Marshall fstreet are spend- ing the week rnd with relatVes and friends in Providence, Newport and Nafragansett' Pier.
 Raymond s Gates, .son of Sheriff Charles A Gates, was in Hartford Tuesday where he enlisted In the quaftermastefl department of the Connecticut \ alionsl Guard. Court City Of Putnam, f. of A. will hold its installation Of off CTS and smoke talk Tuesday evening. new by law will be discussed and every member should be present.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. N Purdy Of Bethel, VI, were Tn town Wednesday,, on their way to forlnight's stay at Cfes- cent Beach, making the trip by auto from Vermont.
 Mrs Ewart Brunn returned Thurs day from a weeks trip to New York They are soon to ieage Putnam for Fishers lslaHd. where they Will pass the remainder of the sammer
 Mrs Genevieye Letters, son ard daughter, Af and Ms L. r Weeks, Mss Weeks, and MT and Mrs Charles W Bradway motored 10 Lord Point on Monday MT. aud Mrs. Bfadway and grandson are to spend the month.
 Wefd has been received from Leland Bradley ,hpt Dc has ptssed the ex- amnHntious al fatt sieeam and been accepted as q member of the eommis s4ty department and will be trans fsflea to Aaapalis
 Mf5 and afz Emil | Beueitland daughter Maj He, enjoyed the siaht seeHs trips d thc gtks convention in 6aslon tals wgek Ms Heaeit and daughter remained for visit with relatives tu Beverly
 Many members of Putnam Lodge O Eiks have been in Boston this week attending the national convention There was no attempt made to attend in a body but members went in on such days as they could best leave business. tn account of the war the big parade, grand ball, and some vf the other festivities were cancelled.
 Nindham county has offered its quota of doctors for the reserve medi cal corps The county's quota Is five or six and about ten have been to Hartford for examination, including pr. F.. F. Perry of Putnam, who went Thursdny. This leaves doubt as to whether only five or whether all who pass will be accepted for service.
Putnam patriot., 1917-07-13
SI0O Reward, Sl00

The readers of this paper will oe pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able Go cure in all its stages and that is catarrh. CatRrrh being greatly influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment hats Catarrh Medicine Is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces Of the System thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. swing the patient strength by building up the con- stitaiiOn and assisting nature Ia doing Us work The proprietors have so much faith in the curative powers Of Halfs Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that t fails 10 cure Send for list of testimonials.
 Address r. I CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio Sold by all Druggist, 1T.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21
SAW No MOB, SAYS
SANDERS FATHER
Negro Ilcutcuant's Complaint To
Washington Exaggerated, Inquiry
DisclOseS.

VICKSBURG, Nov. 20.-I'rom in-
formation obtained from local au-
thoritleg and from the father OF J"-
seph T.. Sanders, negro lieutenant in
the United states army. IL appears
that the complaint made by Sanders
L. The war department is In almost
every instance exaggerated.
Sanders told the 81. Louis ncwspa-
pers he had been driven out OF NicI,s
burg after being told by white citizsU3
that mo niggers could Wear uni
form in Mississippi that white people
had to honor" He stated that he
had fled after having been followed
by a mob 10 a negro resort In LeVee
street conducted by his parents.
His father was questioned today
He said he knew nothing Of ii mob.
When the newspaper statement wa
read to him, the elder Sanders stat
ed: "He done gone up dar and told
dem folks gomethlng dat he dldn
tell his pa befo' leavin.' an If all dat
happened to him / sho didn't know
muffin about IT.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi-
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do thelwork. mi. t.i!tt -4Ut
People afflicted with bad breath find.
quick relief through DR.. Edwards'
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar.
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
by all who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly OH the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the Blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous ca!omei docs without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits Of nasty, sickening,
gripping catharties are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without grtpino,
pain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. r. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years Of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil: you will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two every night for
a week and note the effect. l0c and 25c
7er box All druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21

mustIay off. The beautiful cigarette
danes who fade in and fade out in
Vari-colored lamps have gotta. can the
act right in the shank of the evening.
And the general populaee, coming
blinking out Of bright theatres into
the dark highway. can carry pocket
flashlamps il they don't want to get
lost
War considerations. in particular
the aavlng of coal, stand above the
reputation OF q. zippy thOToughfare.
Fuel Administrator Garfield believes.
His experts have told him that so per
cent OF tho coal used in producing
electricity to lisht up the advertising
signs might well be saved.
Total cool used for that purpose.
250, 900 tons a year. Half Of that,
125,000 tons
It isn't only the Great White Way.
The order effects every street in the
country. but Broadway most.
Some signs may remain. Hotels
may display their names, and signs
rut out by merchants to direct Gus
toners to their places Of business
(pr1vlded the signs are Of reasonable
size) may keep alight while the places
are open. But al otherB--7:45 To II.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21
KANSAS CITY is
HARD ON |. w. WIS

KANSAS, Nov. 21.--A roundup of
Industrial Workers OF the World in
he oil fields OF Kansas is to be made
Immediately r'rcd Robertson. dis
riot attorney for Kansas announced
ate today. More than 30 alleged J.
". w we're arrested in the Butler
'ounty oil fields today. it was an
louuced.
The arrests toda" weho made in the
Iciulty OF Augusta BY state and fed
sral agents it was announced. a
quantity of literature was seized.
The purpose Of the raids win be
10 rid the oil fields of the state OF
federal officers say, ana
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21
U. s. LIBERTY BONDS

We viii, at any time, take liberty
bonds in exchange for merchandise or
in payment Of an account.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21
BGnish that B0ckGche

Many persons suffer with baokache every
morning, They think maybe they have lain
in eramped position or else gotta little cold.
More than likely the backaoho is due To
their Kidneys, and the timely use OF Foley
Kidney Pills is just what is needed for quicki
relief.
Mrs. J. d. Miller, col Clifford Street, syrA-
cush N. y, writes;--I suffered with kidney
trouble and rheumatism. had severe back
ache and felt miserable and all played out.
bought some of Foley Kidney Pills and after
taking two bottles, can say my backache -
gone, and where / used to lie awake nights
with rheumatic pains, l can now sleep in
comfort. Foley Kidney Pills did wonderful
things for me, and recommend them 70 alb
my acqpaintances aud friends"
For backeehe, lame back, stiff swollen joints,
rheumatic pains, headaches and nervousness
due 10 kidney disorders, Foley Kidney Pills
are quickly effective, tonic, and most salts.
factory in results. Try them, -
'fNIll4A.fA.N ~ co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21
FOR YOUR ACCOMMODATION

We have here in Pendeton's Greatest Depart
ment Store Sub Station No. l OF the U. s. Post Of
flee where you buy postal money orders. stamps,
register letters, etc. send parcels post packages,
post your mail. etc. here for your especial ac-
eonmodation and pleased to have you make
of it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21
REFUGEE CHILDREN
IN PITTABLE SHAPE

PORTLAND, Nov. 21.-First word
since his arrival in France has been
received from DIR. Charles L. Moore
weil known Portland physician, who
enlisted under the Red Cross for SER
vice in the childfen's division abroad,
The saddest sight that has greeted
his eyes since he has gotten actively
TO work. he saws Is the return of the
'repartIes' sent back from territory
occupied by the Germans.
"iEe tepartieS ;ae returning
through switzerland mt the rate Of
1000 a day" reads n letter received
by a friend IN Portland. Forty 60
81 per cent Of these reputrics are
children and people who have been
wealthy before the war and they are
pitiful to see--fithy ana vermin GOV.
cred. their own relstNes do not rec
Cgnize them. DelOusus has become
science at Eviau
Stories All Recorded.
The childrens bureau OK the Red
Cross Is establishing u small hospital
At Eviau to assist the French govern
meut in the great task. dciouslug
bathing and clothing these people
and then distributing IL different
parts OF France. Each persons story
IS carefully recorded and al the end
Of the war their terrible tales may be
published. Imagine having your
your food spit in before your face for
Eine. months--a national insult
The need Of patriotic service In
France has brought there u small
Portland colony Or. Moore speaks
of DR.. z. j. I-abbe having just arriv-
cd, also Miss Gertrude Blake. q nurse
rom Portland.
DIR. Esther c. Lnvejjoy is hero In
the chiidreu'a bureau and Is doing
very good work among the woman
In the factories" he writes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21
IT'S COMET NO LIGHTS
ON BROADWAY AFTER II
Washington Breaks the News,
and in Few Nights Gay
White Way" Will be Joke

NEW YORK. Nov. 300 long,
Broadway
You were a good old lane once, but
you're about through.
Mayor Mitchell turned off the booze
at / o'clock.
Now Coal Conserver Garfield. down
fl, Washington. IS TO turn off the
liiyhts at II.
Mr.. Garfield pronounced his judg-
me-vt yesterday in washington, and
It h' 10 90 into effect in a night or
so.
ThN Jiggly Kids who do their
calisthenics in green lights. must quit
workin all night. The gigantic kitten
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21

each man ARRESTED will be examined
as to whether he has registered.
The presence of alleged /. w. w, in
the Butler county fields recently led
70 the placing or armed guards.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21

The InSVard Effects Of humors are
Worse than the outward They en-
danger the whole system. Hood 3
Earsaparius eradicateE all humors.
cares all their inward and outward
effects. It Is the great Alternative and
tonic whose merit has been every
where established.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21

Mrs. Blumberg of Washington is
here shown in the costume she wears
as u member OF the Red Cross Motor
Ambulance Corps. She hopes to go
to France to drive an ambulance FOR
the wounded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-21

Things you can't explain are gem
orally none OF your business. anyway.
The Columbus commercial., 1917-12-30

DR.. Thos. Toxey Box was home on
visit from Richmond, Va, a few
days last week and was in Columbus
Thursday and Friday the guest Of
Mr.. ]. T. Clardy and family, on
North Fourth avenue.
DR.. Box is well known in Colum-
bus. having been practicing physi-
clan and surgeon here before volun-
teering his services to his eountry's
call for service in the war.
He was last September assigned
to a position in the department OF
Roentenology in the Memorial Hos
pital, University Of Virginia, whifh
position he still holds. His visit was
short, he having had only Just q few
days off and Friday evening left 81
his return back to Richmond. 1t wa'
ouite treat to hear him relate II
his jolly way his experiences at Ken
mond and things in general reiatiy'
to army life. The doctors relative
and friends were indeed made gla'
by his visit back home.