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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28

wanted-75 tons wheat hay. In
auire Penland Bros. 6-26tf
Wanted-A milliner For particu-
lars inquire A. b., this office. 6-2Stf
d-Housekeeping or cooking,
city or country. Address G. T., this
office 7-3%
Wanted Board and room in pri-
vale family. close in, by young mar
ried couple. Address, Box 1876, City.
To
Lost-Navy blue checked border
bathing suit, either on Main or E.
Alta streets Please return to 2O3 5.
Main street. Reward. $50
For sale or trade-Good corner
I20xI2O feet, . blocks south OF Da-
cres Hotel. Walla WaIla, Wash. \
bargain for apartment Call o.
write F. Rounds, South 3rd street.
WaiIa Walla, Wash IL
For sale at a bargain-l0 acres
well improved, within blocks Of S.
=. depot at Cornelius, ore, "a miles
west of Portland. on a fine rock
road. Good buildings, city water,
etc. Address Neff Brothers, Cornelius,
Oregon. 7-3s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
THE LAD AND THE LION
I'ASTIAfE THURS

The lion is the feature player in
this drama and is the star performer
throughout the five reels. And al
though his name is not given in the
cast. we are informed by Miss Olga
Celeste, the well-known animal train
er of the Selig forces who was pres
ent at the trade showing. that he is
known as Jimmie" Jimmie" plays
his role in a stately manner and with
much seriousness. n spite of his
dignity he has playful moments which
are in their way as thrilling as his
more businesslike exploits. In fact,
Jimmie" is as thrilling a hero as we
have seen recently.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
DALLAS ovERsuBscRIBEs QUOTA
DALLAS. Texas. june Is

DALLAS, Texas. June 2S-The
Dallas federal reserve district sub
scribed $4S,926.65O to the Liberty
loan. according to final figures an
nounoed here last night by J. w.
Hooper, deputy governor. The dis
trict's allotment was $4,000, 600
The total amount is exclusive of
subscriptions aggregating nearly a
half million dollars which can not
be accepted because Of irregularities
in making applications during the
rush Of the closing houes of the cam
paign.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
7-1O
CALL FOR BIDS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
sealed bids will be received at the Of
flee of the City Recorder of The City
of Pendleton, Oregon, up to 5 o'clock
p. IN. on the 11th day of July. 1917,
for the Improvement of the following
parts of the following street in said
city. to-wit: Webb Street from the
East line of College Street to the South
line OF Court Street. according to the
plans and specifications for such i'm
provement. prepared by Geary KIM
bren. City Surveyor. and now on file
in the office Of the Recorder of said.
city: each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check In the sum of
$500, made payable TO the order Of the
Mayor Of The City OF Pendleton. the
check to be returned to the bidder. il
unsuccessful. and to be forfeited IL the
bid is successful and the bidder fails
To enter into a contract in accordance
with the terms Of his bid: sealed bids
shall specify as follows:
Gravel Bitulithic pavement.
including the surface fin
ishing course and bitumi-
nous foundation. as per
plans and specifications.
per so. Nd ...... t..
Curb and gutter. per lineal
II. ........... 1900.
Excavation. per cubic yd. So.
Headers, per lineal IT,. 3.
Wooden headers, in. by in
per lineal n. .... f
in. Virified pipe. per lineal
IT. .......... N......
in. Vitrified pipe. per IineaI
II ---.....s ........... A-.-...
10 in. vitrified pipe. per line
al H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f......
Trench under II. in depth.
per lineal n. . 2.
Trench. Z to II. in depth.
Hnaul n
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
NOTICE or BIDS FOR FIRE HosE

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
the City Recorder in Pendleton. Ore
Con. up to July l1th, 1917. at ;
O'Clock p NJ for the furnishing to the
city of Pendleton, Of 500 feet stand
ard Brand Fire Hose. with standard
couplings. delivered F. O. b. Pendle-
ton. Oregon. The Common Council
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Dated this sSth day of June. 1917.
THOS. FIT'Z GERALD
7-lO City Recorder
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
Alta Today.

The manner in which aspiring so
ciety mothers secure eligible hus-
bands for their daughters. is shown
in "A Square DEAL the striking and
entertaining new film drama which
comes to the Alta theater today. This
is a World Picture Brady-Made and
the stars are Carl!le Blackwell and
June Elvidge. Henry Hull and Muriel
Ostriche are included in the cast
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28

There is absolutely no sediment in
the milk l sell. CThe last is as good
as the firstD Modern methods used
only. One quart delivered each day
at YOUR home for s2.75 per month.
Inquire Of Miles Kemler or address
p. o. Box 4O2, City. 6-29
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
butterfly Fgutters.

At Cosy today.
zoe Rae the featured player Of
the Butterfly picture, THE Circus Of
Life" which comes to the Cosy the
ater on Thursday and Friday. is the
youngest leading lady in the world
to own and drive her own car.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
Wood Choppers Noticc.

We have advanced our price on
wood cutting. II will be to your ad-
vantage to see Smythe-Lonergan Co.
at once Phone 17s IT,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
Auto stage.

For Adams. Athena and Weston,
leaves Allen knight Co. at 10 a. IN.
and $3.50 p. m. each day. Phone 400
for reservations. Ralph Shaffer-
prop-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
Free! Free.

Another 5000 phonograph TO be
given away at the Boston Store. See
IL in their window.-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28
Bond Clothes
$40 to S35

Our one aim is to give you the greatest
value for your purchase, whether it be
large or small. We do not ask more for
these clothes because they have high rep
utation. We do not influence you to buy
anything you do not fancy.
Rather, we aim to treat you as you like
to be treated in service, in value and lowest
prices. 1t is your advantage to trade here.
You'll obtain a higher degree of satisfac-
ton than you've ever experienced in buying
clothes before.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
TRUCK TRAIN
FIGHTS DRIFTS
Cars Reach Monroe After
Hard Battle With
Drifts

MONROE Mich, Dec. To-
enty'eighi ~ the 33 army motor
tr CKs WhiCh ItTt Detroit Thursday
for the coast. reached Monroe last
uiehf after battling thru heavy snow
dIfg most ul thc way from Detroit
Tho remainder got stalled in tbe
bsnt- nG wlll have to Dc due out
saturday
rhe columns VIII continue 10 To
lcdo today
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
AFRICA, TOO,
HAS BLACK HAND
Nkimba + More Deadly Than
Its Civilized
Counterpart

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec l1-
The diabcijc8' practices ~ the old
es' ~ All Blaoy Hand aoclefic have
been reveHied hrra hv pI Joseph
CLARK. ninneer mi-alnuaEA who ia.
Gently came orf Of tho far African
bush Tor 'bc hrst time p 800 years
like The notorious Maaa said
Or Ciark certain African secret
societie can bc employed .o ar-
raree the killinE 0i ans person for
de0nite and often rIdiculoTg low
prices.
Among tho most dendi-h of those
organization sls the NNmha
'its wcmbora 1--we largely hy thicv
cry s iav1rite ruse - for band
of the Nkm3H i0 rush thru o. ua.
tive village with Wild 6ufcroe e
sort OF psoud0-dr'yr on i1o dctl
Thcn while th devil is being routed
and tho frightened vliaRcr are
scattered the Nkmua arc stealing
everything thD cam la} hands ON
"They rub thrir bodies with
white c'ay. nd WHOM member iA
seen in the aci OF thicvOry he hae
hu lO run io the sacred enclosure
Of thr socieiy .0 Hpe Justice
"For anyone aot member ol the
organization to enter ths enclosure
means almost certain drHIi
~ have several tme- sawed both
white. ugd uf'fr- from the krne
Nldmba Ht efnu personal risk
"On hos who had Arsd at q
member OF % bfHl u il- depreda
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
MERCURY
HITS ZERO;
CLIMBING
Coal Situation Acute
As Cold Weather
Continues

Receipts OF coal In Detroit Fri.
day, while bringing no great relief
served to keep things going a little
longer About rs cars came in dur
Ing The day and VAS distributed by
T.. y Whitcomb, local fuel admin
istrator. whe-e it was most needed
only those dealers who are willing
90 deliver coal ON police orders can
get any OF thu confscated coal now
coming In
The police are doing their best
20 catcth up on unified orders in
the desire 20 relieve as much sut
fering az possible There are about
5000 OF these orders now ON thg
books The number has beer
mounting steadily since the cold
snap set in The mercury got down
TO zero at o'clock Saturday morn
ing dropped from z $40 g o'clock Frl
day night J, was 8 9t S el0c6
Saturday morning and going ui
lowly under the sun persuasive
influence
Charles r. Vert. assistant cif,
fuel agent repeats the advice DO
gave Friday with respect fo bard
coal. and. urges Householder whr
have no anthracite in their bins 1
prepare az oure to burn ut rHn
10 is good bye base burner .0r h.
rcst of the winter
The new draft ruie
tous are go come into
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity SATURDAY.
HiEht and sunday, pnrtiy CLOUDY Z
POSSIBLY NOT 40. c0fdi moderate west
criy winds.
Lower MtrhiunnI Probably snoN
tonight aud sunday nnt 80 cold.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
HOLY WAR
Hal. TED BY
u. S. AGENTS S
San Francisco Trials
Reveal World
Wide Plot
- FRANcIsCO- -. -. /

SAN FRANCISCO Cal. Dec. Is
The Allies today have the Ameri-
can secret service to thank for the
fact hat they are not facing a gican
uc Mohommed8u assault against
Chr0s'cndom as plotted by the
kaiser
lt na, Yankee alertness that
saved Europe from q knife in the
back
Ii1a German and Hindu agents
OF trightfuluass. violating American
neutrality, started % elobeclrclinE
CON piracy to create rebellion in lu-
iIa eD3 Esylt and 10 loose Islam
h0rde7 ON holy rampage is be-
ing revealed rcre during the trials
I OF Che accused rlouers
Proof ha en attack ou tho Suez
canal was planned from india hy a
group OF Germans and Hindu mdt
Gals .u fhe United States is being
uu'a.dei her, Do .he federal court
The pan iUoUlod tue mass inr
OF % great Mosirm army in Egypt
a .s.sa Of terror in India and 'a
launching uf NahaWmed8n in-
yssiuu upon .h. Allied countries
ui,ad States and British secret
service vet Jps succeeded in
ma hing the scheme before be- got
bevUpd control
ON trial as one of the arch con
sWrat0r- in connection with 35
otter defendants. mostly east Iu.
dians is Franz Bopp former Ger
man consul General Zoo san Fran
cisco other identified with fhe
plot have already fallen t0 firing
qUads n English jurisdiction SOME
have been rIed and imprisoned in
/ Chicago. and fho rest viii soon know
their fato herC
Their proposal charged n s.
District Attorney So Pro- ,0n,
'w1s to seize ihe SUez can1l aud
go down thru Persia and Afeanstan
go thc west 0o der of India and then
attack from taat quarter
They planned also 90 go from
san Francisco. Manila China japan
and Siam as intermediate bases to
attack India ihrr Burma and Tho
Nmral coast rear Calcutta. gather
Ins armics 8s they went
"Thc entire world was embraced
iu the cons pIrators scheme.
'lt was to engage assistance of
every Hinlu and every 7ymp5thizor
in every neutral country u thc
world and wl4'fo -educe from tho
British loyalty all The Indian troops a"
Arms and munitions were pur
chased and bppcd from thc unit
+ cd states FOR tbIs purpose go Doe
stored in eIoat secret unncl n
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
DRIVEN TO
RATTLE With OWN Gins
IN ATTACKS ON PIAVE
Forced To Charge BY
Advancing Curtain
Of Shell Fire
MANY KILLED BY
GUNNERS IN REAR
Tell Tale of
Brutality BY
Officers

LONDON, Dec. 15.-British
troops in hot local fighting
around P3lderhoek yesterday
evening regsined a considerable
part OF the British trenches
which the enemy penetrated in
the morning, Field Marshal
Eaig reported today.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
CAPTURE OF COSSACK GENERAL is
FORMALLY ANNOUNCED 4 IN IN CAPITAL.
BOLSHEVIKI SPLIT ON ASSEMBLY
One Faction Condemns
Suppression of New
Congress
LENINE HOLDS
TO HIS PROGRAM
All Opposition To Be
Crushed, Is His
Motto

PETRoGRAD. Dec. t6.--Gens-
kaledlnes and potosbcy and their
staffs have been arrested by 5ol-
shevikl torcen, Il was officially
announced today.
The BoIshevlkl ncw uafely
hold RostoF. Nskttchevano and
TaganroI, Il vac declared.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

PETROGRAD, Dec, f5.--The Bot-
sheviki split today on treatment Of
The Russian constituent assembly.
Minister OF Education Lunarcharsky
formally rendered his resignation
from the Nayimaiaf cabinet, declar-
ing he could not support Lenine In
any measures ~ repression against
A CONGRESS summoned by the Rus
Sian people RE IS believed 90 be
supported by q number ~ leading
Maumalists
Trotsky Ienine and others of the
'inner rims" steadfastly maintained
today II tho assembly showed oppo-
sition 20 the Maxlmalists aims. Il
was illegal
eve consider eny assembly op-
posing our Ideas "a On arbitrary or
ganzaiion which must be dispersed
as soon az possible" declared ~.
Bl1rour7voi Bolshevid delegate
from Raizan today
The DolsheviEl announced The fol-
lowing fraEueptary returns from tho
recent elections
Twelfth amy Nayimalifts co.
I 2oo revolutionary Socialists. t2.200.
other parties 221a
Frfth army NavImaists. it5.0'0
FoiuIura~E Socialists. 000. oit
+ r- ua-tiee. $4,000
arms ~ FnIand Way'ma'isis. 8.
other rfrf 10000
Itra uov7rf N7T r1ist re MO.
revolutionary Socialists 4a1o: Ca
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
NOW
INSANE, RUMOR
Author of "Spurlas Nersenkt"
Note Reported Removed -
To Sanitarum

BUENOS AIBES. Dec. TO- -Ru
mors that Count luxburE former
German minister to 4reeRHr- 4H,A
famous for Dis phrase "spur.ns vor
senkt7 was insane were circulated
here today whom 81 became known
he had been transferred from aH i'm
tcrnment camp TO sauitarum
Clevclands iarcamed threeeeut
street car faro wifi e,ase niay
wnen the fare is to bn Increased .p
"a iour.cent rate. three tetot W Is
dime
More than 900 member oft the
ln lustrial Workers ot tba World,
arrested ln country wide ru1 iast
September. and later Indicted ou
charges of violating the er onaae
ac.. are 90 bc aIraeHnd today 90
tha United states district C,lr n
Chicago
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

trt u. b~fp rau tIrli hu ne -ut
ui.r t.nff .HHfirn looms Uetreif g
Nortbern MICHIGAN BuildiuE 4 Loan
Ass'n. Empire iIfIdIuE Ndt
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

fiheumntlsm and Nrrsous Diseases
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

pa.,io tthur1a, .d.el eift 'et.ait
.g4r.otr - 81 s7 arfr1 -nr " hdr
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

The pter-uId stole nnncinn 40
uI I-II ATrauE- I.I uaIi|ra Boost
Finest f.Hr GIEEesf crowds
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15
4 Religious Referendum

Every Monday The Times will print IN full the
Sunday sermon delivered from a Detroit pulpit thai
the most people ask for in a coupon gut from the
Saturday church page Of this paper.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-15

rrinflnr-the plain merit kiud--ttrt
e rtrht--I o. Doh perf.--malr fr1p d
Evening star., 1917-10-01
BUTCHERS TO STRIKE IF
DEMANDS ARE REFUSED
Thursday Is Set for Date to Enforce
Shorter Working Hours and
Wage Increase.

A strike Ia to be declared in all butch
erlng establishments In Washington
Thursday morning, where the proprie-
tors of such places refuse to meet the
demands of the butchers, 1t was said
today.
A meeting was held yesterday in a
hall in Southeast Washington. when a
large number of butchers gathered to
discuss their working conditions. Dele
gates were appointed to call upon the
proprietors Of the various establish
ments and present the demands of the
men.
The proprietors are to be asked for
shorter working hours or an increase
in pay. It is stated the men arc work
ing ten hours day. and they want
eight hours. Is planned to secure
six hours week shorter work. with
10 per cent increase in wages. with
time and half on holidays. and dou-
BILE time on Sundays as has been given
the men by the n Auth Provision Com
pany.
1t was stated today one OF the largest
firms in the city had assured Its butch
ers that they would be given an In
crease in pay.
Evening star., 1917-10-01
CUT GLASS THAT EXCELS AT $500
Value, Variety, Quality and Beauty

We GLASS
the and
The individual
noted At this popular price have cased those
selecting kind and
pricing them special in order 0 offer them $500
in remarkably attractive va-"~ NJ
FRUIT BOWLS, II
.ETS
SUGAR CREAM BOWLS.
PITCHERS
FRUIT BOWLS.
OBLONG ORANGE BOWLS FERN DISHES
Opening Display that every
easily satisfied Those small pieces
decorative inexpensive elegant piece find them here
in the
NEW AND ENLARGED GLASSWARE SECTION.
Evening star., 1917-10-01
Fer PUSHING FEDERAL WORK
Executive Order suspends Limit Of
Hours During Emergency.

An executive order recently issued
directs that during the present national
emergency the provisions of law limit
ing the hours ut daily service of me-
chan;cs and lauore.s to eight hours IN
any one day on work under contracts
to which the United States is a party
are suspended with respect to all con-
tracts Of the bureau of standards. De-
partment of Commerce. for the con-
struction of an emergency laboratory
building to he used for the purpose Of
standardizing equipment. instruments.
and apparatus for the Army and Navy,
and other buildings that may be erected
and used for research, testing and ex-
perimental work in connection with the
present national emergency.
Evening star., 1917-10-01
BOARD TO HEAR COMPLAINTS
Navy Yard Workers Say Government
Pays Less Than Others.

Tie special labor board. composed
Of Assistant Secretary Roosevelt of the
Navy Department, Mt. Lippman of the
War Department and MIR. Blackman
Of the Labor Department. will meet at
the Navy Department tomorrow to hear
arguments from representatives OF em-
ployes Of various navy yards and sta
tions who are not satisfied with the
pay schedules just established by the
Navy Department.
General complaint is made that the
increases in pay authorized by the de-
partment are not commensurate with
the wages paid by private manufac-
turers for similar work. Employees of
the Washington navy yard and Of the
proving grounds at Indian Head. Nd.
VIII be represented by delegates at the
hearing. They claim to be entitled TO
an increase of pay TO meet the higher
cost of living
Evening star., 1917-10-01
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing;
Earl Greenlenf and Elsey Louey.
Samuel Il. Henson and Elsie F. Wood. both of
Louisa. Va.
Clarence W Drake and Elisa NJ. Protfitt both
Of ,Richmond. Va
Wallace Mex. fucker and Mary T.. Mckle.
Frederick H. Rhodes OF TamaQua. Pa. and
Helene T IIaarer Of Marianne. i. c.
A Walter Collier and Helen f. Cherry.
Henry J. Stricker and Minn /. Dow.
Jefferson d. Lennon OF Edinburg. Va. and
Elizabeth J. Lscke Of this city.
Leroy Reynolds and Pearl Smith.
Reverdy +. Ornn and Fannie Beach
George ". Jones and Ruth Flalcy, both OF
Baltimore. Md.
John ] Edwards and Robbie Bethea. both OF
Baltimore. Nd.
Mushi ID Taylor and Alice A. Cols:on.
John Il. Baggett and kuue v Baggett. both
of .Accotink. Nn.
John y. Miller and Mary f. Whaleu.
George st. Clair Lee and Susie L. Wood!ey.
Randolph Mex. LomuN and Cora Ford.
Evening star., 1917-10-01

var, and elective representation Of all
soldiers and workmen's delegates
throughout Russia.
In the wide range of projects to come
before the congress stands out the de-
termination Of the social democrats to
oppose any effort Of the premier to re-
form the cabinet without the sanction
Of congress. The labor group favors
coalition cabinet. leaving open the aues-
tion OF participation by the constitu-
tional democrats. The peasants dele
cation will introduce a resolution for
a dictatorship OF democracy" opposing
the ambition of the workmen's and SOL
diers' delegates to seize power.
Evening star., 1917-10-01
SOCIALISTS DEMAND
COALITION CABINET
Back Premier Kerensky's Plan
to Give Russia a Stable
Government.
LIBERTY IN U. S. DERIOEO
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associa ted Press.
PETROGRAD, october l. - Socialst
ex-ministers, including VI. Skooeleft
labor. and NJ. Yaroudny. Justice spear
ing at the democratic congress. urged
the necessity of n coalition cabinet aS
the only means of saving Russia. Nj
SkobeleT declared:
THE government which expresses in
It's activities the need of all Russia VIII
hest serve the interest ot the revolu-
ton"
NJ Yaroudny likewise appealed to the
Bolsheviki element to submit To this
plan.
The session Of the congress, fixed for
noon yesterday, was postponed until >
o'clock in the evening, while anti-ker-
ensky elements held q mass melting in
an effort to agree upon a program The
sessions of the congress viii be CON
tinued this week.
Evening star., 1917-10-01
Denounce Berkman's Sentence.

PETROGRAD. September 30 tde-
layed).-Several thousand members of
the Bolsheviki, at mass meeting to-
night, adopted resolution of protest
against the imprisonment and reported
imposition of a death sentence upon
Alexander Berkman, the anarchist.
Agitators, who came here recently from
the United States, harangued the crowd
which packed a big circus tent. The
speakers scoffed at American liberty.
and said that the bourgeose ruled that
country. but the Bolsheviki audience
applauded only mildly.
A threatened demonstration against
the American embassy was not carried
out. The government, preparing for
eventualities, had sent an armored mo-
tor car and a detachment of troops to
guard the embassy. Ambassador Fran
els said he had no fears of possible
harm and did not request guard.
After the adjournment of the meeting
the guard was recalled.
Evening star., 1917-10-01
Mr.. Lansing III of Indigestion.

Secretary Lansing has been con-
fined to his home for several days by
an attack of Indigestion. and Coun-
selor Polk has been acting as Secre-
tary of state. Mr.. Lansing expects to
be able to resume his official duties
in a few dayS
Evening star., 1917-10-01
Non-SIavs Demand Autonomy.

The congress of uon-$lav nat!orAl!-
ties, at its final session at kief, adopt
ed a resolution declaring that Russia
must be federal democratic republic
Every nationality comprising the pop
ulation of Russia, including the Cos
sacks the resolution says, must be
granted a laSge measure of autonomy.
the basis of which should be laid down
by a constituent assembly especially
convoked by each nationality.
The ministry of foreign affairs, 1t
adds, should Immediately establish a
special commission composed of rep
resentatives of every nationality in
Russia to prepare to defend their ma
tional interests at the peace confer
ence. A council of nationaiities would
be set UP TO insure the realization of
the principle OF a federated govern
ment
General Gurko. former commander on
the southw eStern front. has been eS-
PEELED from Russia by way OF Arch
angel. because of the letter he wrote to
the former emperor expressing his 10y
atty. A telegram from Archangel an
nounces the generals arrival and says
he boarded 4 British vessel.
Evening star., 1917-10-01
Special Frames for
MILITARY PHOTOS
CLOSGARD
WARDROBE BAG
10 Useful to the SCHOOLGIRL

Girls in colleges and seminaries
can use these Wardrobe Bags to
splendid advantage in protecting
their frocks, gowns and wraps from
dust and exposure. Sizes suitable
for shirt waists or fur coat, each one
will accommodate from 3 to gar
menta. They keep your apparel
fresh, clean and unmussed.
o1.Oo, e226, .. % and S6 Each.
HoussfuFnishins Department. Fifth door,
Eleventh street