davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
March IL 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
St zjedn beda prowa-
4 die 'i!|; b||ud!olwe b / o'k|retow'. |, !
Robotnicy, wiesniacy j kobiety
cwicza sic W strzelaniu i
woiskowosci.

Washington, D. G. Warsztaty
lokretowe na Hog Island, najwiek
sze tego rodzaju W sw iecie, a O.
becnie powiekszane i administro--
wane przez rad federalny, ME
powr6ca juz nigdy do prywatnej
Nfasnosci, wypoWiedziaf sic sena
| tor Fletcher, przewodniczacy ko-
Imitetu handlowego.
Wypowiedzenie sic to mialo
lmiejsce ia ~sesyi komitetu, docho-
dzacego rzekomej rozrzutnosci W
budowie i zakupnie grunt6w pod
ss.warsztaty.
Zarzuca1 mianoWie prezydent
korporacyi American Shipbuild--
ing Corporation, d. T. Robinson,
ktora prowadzi budowe admin
strowac bedzie warsztaty, budo-
we statk6w po. pewnej oznaczonej
Genie kesztorysowej, 2 dop}ata
rrocentu, jake zysku, "a roboty
wykonane.
Robinson twierdzif, re korpora-
|cya prace wszelkie okofo budowy
urzadzen it'd. wykonuje pc mozli-
vie najnizszej Genie. Ma to odpo-
wiedziaf senator Ketcher:
"Twierdzenie to jest moze Ego
dne prawda, lecz jesli tax jest,
to powodem tego jest to jedynie,
re korporacya liczy na to, il po
wojnie zakupi te zak1ady cd rza-
du pc bajecznie niskiej Genie.
"Lecz mojem zdaniem, zak1ady
tie ME przejda nigdy ma ,vlasnosc
prywatna. Pozostana one wlasnos-
cia i W zarzadzie Stan6w Zjedno-.
czonych, celem stworzenia wiel--
kiej marynarki handlowej.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
Argentina po stronie
Ent4ntey.
Buenos Aires, II marca.

Buenos Aires, II marca. - Ro-
,lnulo S. Naon ambassador Argen-
.tyny w Stanach Zjednoczon,Kch,
.postanowil powrocic do Waszyng
tonu. Oznacza on, .ze Rad argen-
tvnski zaaprobowal rad bez za--
strzezen wszystko, co ambassador
jzdzialal, i re. bedzie on nadal pro
wadzic swa polityke doproWadze-
MIA do zupemego porozumienia 0
+bu KRAKOW. Fakt ten W polacze>-
niu innemi politycznemi wyda-
rzeniami wzbudza przekonanie, re
Argentina juz bez MAJ ajmniejs
watpliWosci zajmuje stano oWisko
Wobec Stan6w y jednoczonych j
panstw Entente y przyyc hyylne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
Stany q. ME g,odza
sic Ia interWencye
Japonii " Rosyi
Gotowe Sc uznae Rad kongresu.
Rad, jesli ME zatwierdzi
8 pokoju z Niemcami.

Washington, p. 9. y marca sy
tuacya rosyJsko 1aponska dosz-
IA obecnie do dwoch gfoWnych
punktow.
!. Japonia, chociaz przygotoWu
je sic do zbroJne5 lnterWeneyl ma
|Syberyi, da1a 90 ,zrozumlenla, IN y Y
uczy.nl Jeszcze Jeden Wyslfek w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

wick Georgia. Wstrzymal sic oc
glosowania senator Owen z Okla.
homy.
Komitet drogs j srodkow izby
posl6w juz ma gotowy rapport e
novel; i obrady mad MIA rozpocz:
na sic W izbie W przysz}ym tygo:
d11iu.
Nowele przepisuja, by *utWorzo
no korporacye finansowa wojen-.
ma, kt6rej zarzad maja tworzyc Sc
kretarz McAdoo i czterej: dyrekto
rzy mianowani przez Prezydenta,
a zatwierdzeni przez senate kapi
ta1em $500, 100000 i prawem wy
dawania bond6w ma sume$4, ,000,-
1000, ,OO0.Dyrektorzy korporacyi be
da miei prawo udzielac zaliczek,
sg}ownie "a posrednictwem syste-
mu rzadoWych bankow rezerwo.
wych, bankom, tow. kredytowym
towarzystwom oszczednosci, kom.
raniom ubezpieczeniowym cd og.
mia ma zycie, jakotez udzielae pc
zyczek kompaniom kolejowym
l. 2 -
innym korporacyom publicznycl
urzadzen. Ma jak dfugi okres cza
Isu korporacya ma bye utworzo-
Ina, ME jest przewidzianem " no
well, ale jest okreslone, ze osta-
teczna ikwidacya jej interes6N
ma sic rozpoczae szese miesiecy
po wojnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
Rozpoczete zaczepki ma
dandryjsklm froncie uderza-
ja bardzo angielskie LIME.
NIEMCY PRZEkAMALI STE PRzIlZ JEDEN
WYCINEK LECZ ODPORNY ATAK ZMU-
SZA ICH DO C0FNIECIA SIE DALEKO
WE WkASNE LIME, RAP0RTUJA i
LONDYNU.

Payz II Nemieccy lotncy najcchal Paryz oneg
dajj Wczcsc aporty wykazuja bomby
dowa}y smerc kku os6b szczyly klka bunk6w Sygnaly
byy godznie IL 80 wszysko by1o bezpecne
Londyn II Zachodnia Flandrya po perwszy
rok byla okropnej walk pomiedz Angkami
acem Nemcy zlszen byl do cofec po pozycyc
kt6ych atakowa Po cezkiem bombardowanu artlery Mem
cy sztuowal angcic nie przeszo mowym froncie tax
mile pofdnie cd Houtost p6noc p6nocno wsc6d cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
0smiu eh|opc6w wycofano
z Camp Dodge.

Camp Dodge, Iowa, - Osmiu
lnlodziencow zostafo. zwolnionych
n tutejszej narodowej armii W
Camp Dodge z powodu re SO ME
przyjacielami aliant6w. Mlodzien-
cy Cd kt6rych wymaga sic. zaregi-
strowania podlug nowego .prawa
nieprzyjaci6l aliant6W So nastepu
lacy. Jan Karowicz Jan Radose--
wicz j Felix LOBBY, wszyscy 2 Du-
luth, MINI, Tom Sartic powiath
Gogebic, Michigan sierzant Tony
Marko, Hastings, MINI. j George
Effanberger, st. Paul, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

Ma jednym punkcie nieprzyja--
ciel przelamal sic lccz na wielu
,nicjscach zostal odparty re stra-
ia. Brytyjczycy odpierali ataki i
zapedzili Nicmcow do ich w}as--
nych linii i. potem zajeli trzysta
jard6w takowych. Niemcy zostali
odrzuceni az niedaleko Poelder--
hoed i do pozycyi,n IA front 200
jardov, ,kt6ry byl tam 3tracony a
teraz zostal zdobyty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
March Ii 1918 as required by the
Ach Of Cogress Oct, 6, 1917.
Pislrla Japo1skie "a wkrocze-
MEM ma Syberye,

Toxic, Japonia, II marca Pts
ma japonskie i popularni liderzy
wskazuja wspolnie IA niemieckie
|niebezpieczcnstwo w Rosyi do
magaja sic, azeby rad japonski
uzyf swej silly zbrojnej W Mandzu
(ryi i na Syberyi, bez wzgledu na
opinie innych narod6w w celu O.
chrony swych wlasnych interesow
Nastaja one, ze jest rzecza ko-
nieczna przedsiewziecie decyduja
cych Srodkow dla samo obrony
il wyrazaja opinie re wys}anie
wojsk Ia Syberye jest specyalnie
potrzcbnem, azeby zapobiedz ME-
mieckim wpfywom mad Oceanem
Spokojnym.
Zaznaczaja one, ze przyszle To-
sy Japonii zaleza cd decyzyi W
tym kryzysie, ,gdyz grozi jej odoso
bnienie socyalne, ekonomiczne i
polityczne-jesli ME przedsiewez--
mie sic natychmiastowej drastycz
nej akcyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
True translation filed with thepo master at Winona inn
March II 1913 required by the Ach Of Congress Oc g. 1917
Resyanie uderzaja na na-
jedzc6w j odbieraja miasto
niedaleko Cd Petrogradu.
hamburg odebrany Niemcom kt6rZy pOWstrZymuja
sic chociaz pok6j byf Og10szOny KrylenkO
reZygnuje d0W6dztWa armii.
Londyn, II marca

Londyn II Rosyjske rewoluyjne wojska uderzyy
zn6w Niemc6w kor nacyla sic do posuwania naprz6d
gdy pok6j zosal um6wony zajei Jmbug 68 mil podnio
zach6d Cd Perogradu cd najedzc6w hamburg jest maem
koeowem mad eka Kuga, Nemcy przyciagnel tam Mar
ably wyprostowac powo nie Pk6w skoyby graice
pokojowe by}y osiagnete
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
DW0CH LOTNlK0W PRzELECIAlo mad MlASIEM.

Londyn II - Jedenace osob zosaio zabtych 46
nych poranonyc przez nemeck najazd napowetr Lon
dn onegda wieczorem podug prawozdana poicyan6w jk
dzsesze urzedowe zawadomen Jest Ottawa ze nnych
ciaf znajduje sic pod ruinami znszczonych dom6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

True translation filed w9un the
post master at Winona, Minn., on
March II 1918 as required by the
Act of Congress Oct, G., 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
March II 1918 as required by the
Act of Congress Oct, 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

Kitka osob zostalo zabitych
przez zrujnowanie prywatnych do
NOW " p6fnocno wschodnim Lon
|dynie. Dom wikarego zostal cze-
sciowo zwr6cony, lecz duchowny
rlszedl nieszczesciu. Jest OH spe-
|cyalnym urzednikiem i opusci}
dom z obowiazku skoro nadesz}a
przestroga, tylko kilka minut
pred explozya ktora zniszczy}a
jego rezydencye. Wikarytlsz pra-
cowaf przez Gala noe odwiedzajac
chorych. i bezdomnych sasiadow. !.
Mala flota nieprzyjacielska:
Sieden z osmiu niemieckich ae-
roplanow bra}o udzial w najaz--
die. DIVA z tych dosieg}y Londy
nu. Jeden rzucal bomby W pohoc
nc zachodnich poludniowo zacho
dnich dystryktach.
Inny lotnik rzucal bomby W
p6}nocnym dystrykcie Londynu
niszczac kilka domow. Najazd wy
kazuje zc nicmieccy lotnicy ME
pokfadaja zaufania ma oswietle7
niu ksiezyca. Pierwszy .raz by1o
ze Niemcy podjeli najazd na Lon
dyn gdy ME bylo ksiezyca. Gwiaz
dy b}yszcza}y j bylo troche via
tru. Londynczycy byli zdziwieni
gdy us]yszenli sygna} ostrzegaW--
czy.. Teatry prawie co zamknieto.
Ma przestroge chronienia sic
pred niebezpieczenstwen szrap--
nell uwazano og6lnie, kazdy zabie
raj nakrywke. Przez pewien ezas
strza}y by}y ogromnc.
zz.asilani swiat1em.
Znakomity widok zorzy p6lnoc
nej widziany byf onegdaj wielu
przypuszcza re zasila1i swiatlem
zorzy p6lnocnej lotnicy napowie-
trzni lepiej mogli pracowac ze
slzutkiem anizeli przy czystym bic
kicie gdy gWiazdy blyszcza.
Innym ukladem najazdu byi sill
ny wiatr, co jak wiele os6b przy-
puszcza przeszkadza " operowa--
niu ma nieprzyjacielskie aeropla-
|ny. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

True Translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
March II 1913 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
Moskwa stoEca rosyjska
podaje rapport.
PETROGRAD BEDZIE WYPR0
zNIONY PRZEZ RZAD Boil
SZEWICKI - BEDZIE ZRO-
BIONY WOLNYM PORTEM
Rozpatrywanie niemieckich wa
rUnk0W.
Petrograd, II 1narca

Petrograd, II marca Pre-
wodcy bolszewik6w gotowi sa
skreslic nawct tax daleko az do
g6r Uralu lepiej niz poddac sic
porazce rewolucyi powiada Leon
Trocki zagraniczny minister Bol.
zewik6w na zapytania przez zje
dnoczona prase.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

I Nieporozumienie pomiedzy pod
Ichorazym Krylenka dow6dzca
[bolszewickich armii i komisyi
tludu, jak donosza doprowadzilo
IKry}enke do rezygnacyi, kt6ry o
lbecnie przynagIa lud rosyjski do
fuzycia wszelkich srodk6w swej
Iwladzy do stawiania oporu silom
fCentralnym.
Jest to pierwsze zerwanie po--
Imiedzy czlowiekiem kt6ry skom--
|ponowal Rad Bolszewik6w, cho-
ciaz cd czasu do czasu raportuja
ze Lenine albo Trocki, albo obaj
(chca zrezygnowac.
Twierdzenia Niemc6w jakoby
|miasto Ukrainc6w Kijow zosta}o
[zajete zostaly zaprzeczone W Pc
|trogradzie, gdzie m6wia, ze mia
|sto jest zawsze W rekach Bolsze--
Iwik6w, kt6ry go zabrali >przeszfo
miesiac temu Ukrainskiej Radzie
kt6ra p6zniej zrobi1a ugode q
|Niemcami.
By1 niemiech rapport.
Berlinska wiadomosc o zajeciu
Kijowa zostafa podana prawie
Egdy Rosya i Niemcy o1nawialy
war1lnki pokojowe odtad ME by
Elo zadnego zawiadomie1lia 0 dzia-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

True translation filed with the
post master at, Winona, Mimi, on
March IL 1913 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct., 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
Rerwszy Clos Nieniechejj Armii we FIndyi zgniedony

translation filed with tnvpost Wnona Mimi
March II 1913 required by the Act Of Congress Oct 6 1917
Najazd napowietrzny na
Londyn zabija | | a rani 46.
%EN WECD 0AL M0M SEZNAD0WAC " RUl-
NACHD0M0W zRUJNOWAhYcH B0hBAl Nj NlEldlEcKlEl
Ajax Zr0biOny ciemnOSci p0dczas silnegO Wia-
tru- Wiele dOm6W ZniszczOnych pol
nocna pomagafa WrOgOm.
DW0H LOTNIK0W PRzELECIAf0 mad MIASTEM.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
March IL 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
March II 1918 as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6. 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-12
Nowela fillansowa przyjeta.

Waszyngton, Il marca. o.
|negdajj wieczorem " senacie przy
jeto nowele rzadoWa tyczaca sic
Worzenia korporacyi finanso-
wei wojennej z unduszem s., 500
000, 600 dla Wsparcia przemyslu
woj ojennego j przejdzie teraz do iz-
by poslow.
Nowele przyjeto74 glosani pre-
civ 8; g1osy przeciwne oddai re-
publikanie Harding . Ohio j Sher
man Q Illinois, j demokrata Hard
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
Wounded Airman Acts
AS Balance ON Plane

LONDON, Nov, (By Afall. "A
Iroyal air force report relates that a
British two scatter. on patrol. sighted
IA number OF Fokker hiplanes which
were Immediately engaged, Dashlng
into the German formation, the Brit
ish pilot succeeded in sending one
Fokker spinning to earth The Ger
mans had by this time recovered from
their surprise, and made a concerted
attack upon the daring British plane.
pouring in a perfect hail of bullets.
Though the British pilot maneuvered
very swiftly to throw the enemy gun
ners or their mark, one unlucky
burst severed the left aileroh wire OF
his machine, so that it fell in sheer
side-slip for 1000 feet.
The observer, though wounded.
clearly and cody realized the danger,
out on to the bottom plant,
and by manipulation of his own
weight. restored the balance of the
BY remaining out on the
plane during the whole flight this
observer enabled his pilot to
bring back and safely land the ma
chine behind the British lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
DEsroBLrzATToN BEGINS.
CONTINUED from page -

ed under programme being formu-
lated for q large, permanent standing
army. The order OF returning divisi-
ons win be left to Pershing. Mean
while. regular army units will be sta
toned in camps in the United States
to keep the camps in order for the re-
turning men. Plans are being made
to give the rainbow division special
reception when IL arrives and this is
probable because these troops come
from practically every state. The di-
vision will make virtual tour OF the
country, said March. On October I6
the total Americans captured by the
Germans was 5732. March could not
give the number of Germans captured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
LOCAL STEPS FOR
TROOP PROTECTION
URGED BY BAKER

Secretary of War Baker today stele.
sraphed an state governors as fol.
lows:
signing of armistice In no way les
sens responsibility OF civil community
for protection OF soldiers from pros
titution and sale on liquor. All
states and cities ought never to leave
the control which has been estab-
lished or stop so vital a work. The
government proposes to leave no
measures unused in continued repres.
sion of prostitution and sale of LIQUOR
from now until such time as demob-
ilization is fully accomplished. War
department is fully determined to re-
turn soldiers to their families and to
civil life uncontaminated by disease.
Reports of laxity from your state aft
er so much has been done would be
a disaster to our soldiers and their
families. I am telegrapning larger
cities Of your state according to the
above. You are requested to tele>
graph this message verbatim to all
CITIES and towns in your state,'
United States Public Health Serv,
ice has also telegraphed on the basis
of Secretary Bakers telegram advis-
ing each state health officer to con-
suit immediately with Governor We
recommend that YOU confer with gove
ernoR with health officer and take
steps to- get your local councils back
OF mayors and local health and law
enforcement authorities in prevent
Ing relaxation of efforts. Gains Of
last eighteen months win he lost un-
less vigilance is now increased"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16

No public services. We are hoping
that many are the more diligently CIV
ing time to prayer and the study of
the Scriptures during these days of
prescription of public meetings. These
are DAYS of great rejoicing TO all low
ers of truth and right. Let us give
thanks unto Him to whom it is due.
s. S. lesson. Jacob Fleeing from
His Angry Brother" Cen 2s:10-23.
Scripture for home meditation, Ps. SO
and Ps. 46. H. III. Hubbell, pastor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
WITH THE COLORS
News OF Local Boys In the Ser
vice; Information for This De-
partment win be Appreciated.
OLIN McFERON SPENT THREE
WEEKS IN FRONT TiNTHS

Here is a letter from Olin McFeron
who left with the Umatilla county
boys June 25th, 1918, from Pendleton.
Mrs. McFeron is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Crahill of this city,
where she is making her home.
Somewhere in France,
oct. IS, 1918.
Dear Little Wife.
Wen, It has been long time since
l have had a chance to write to YOU.
But everything IS o. X. now and /
can write more often. The last letter
l wrote you was the 21st or 22nd of
September. / have forgotten which.
It has been so long YOU can tell by
my writing that / am out OF practice.
| Just shaved three days ago, the first
chance I have had for nearly three
weeks so you can Imagine how busy
have been.
1 don't think 1 weigh over 140
pounds now but we are eating all the
time now and I hope to catch up
again. Thirteen days in abe front
lines, kind of knocks the "stuffins''
out OF a fellow, but God was good to
me and came out without scratch.
did get bullet through MY gas
mask and had my rifle shot to pieces,
but fellow don't mind little things
like that.
Dear me, I'll have you scared to
death writing like that, but don't
worry about your hubby in France
for I'll soon be home. haven't heard
from YOU since I wrote the last let
ter. either. so there must be pile
OF mail waiting for me somewhere.
Some Of the old men in this outfit
tboys from New York; get as many
as sixteen letters apiece. MY mail
will have to come to the 10th division |
and then be transferred around until |
Il finds me.
expect 1 will get letters from You
for months after get home and the
war is over.
l am letting my moustache grow I
again. You don't mind. do you? If
rou do, tell me and 1 can shave It off /
before I get home. l had to leave
t on for when shaved had a heavy
beard and only safety to shave with. /.
Just been to supper, dear. and IT
5 too dark to write any more so will .
fnish in the morning. /,
Another day has rolled around 4.
md it is kind of rainy and damp. Il
ave just had breakfast. Two quart .
ups of good coffee. two big Scoops I
L corn beef hash and a box of hard
ack- I couldn't eat that much in \
hree meals before I came to the ar
ny.
Wen. we have got lots of work to
o so I had better close this and get 6
ready so that 1t can be sent away s
cross the sea. I must write Mama
ew lines too as she hasn't heard from
nc for a long time.
Good bye for this time. with all the
ove and kisses in the world. From
cur hubby. OLIN.
vt. Olin F. McFeron, Co. c. 30s u.
s. Inf, a Division A. E. F.. o.
Fl. S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
.UMATILLA LEADING
IN U. ". ". CAMPAIGN

Umatilla county. with a total OF
Ss5, ,1Os subscribed to date to the
United war Work drive, leads all
subscriptions, with the exception OF
the total amoRnt raised in Portland.
This county's quota is $4,000 which
shows that Umatilla's percentage is
now 1O3.
Incidentally, Umatilla's quota IL
third largest on the list. being ex-
eeeded only by Multnomah and Ma
rion counties. Lane is fourth with
quota Of S29.sOO.
The statement issued by state head
quarters showing the standing of the
counties reveals some interesting com
parisons. 1t is as follows:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
COUNTY HAS
TEN STANDARD
HIGH SCHOOLS

W. w. Green. county superlntend-
ent of schools, has made the Novem-
ber apportionment of school funds
for Umatilla county. or the amount
distributed in the county $6.742.40
was given to the schools of PendletOn.
At the same time Mr.. Green made
up the amount to be distributed among
the standard high schools OF the
county for tuition OF nonresident
high school students during the year
1917-1S. There are ten such schools
in the the county, and the following
shows the distribution of this fund.
par dav
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
SPEND VACATION
MAKING HELMETS
(By United Press.)

, WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.- I
= Many a Yank soldier, charging 1
> INTO no-man's land at the zero 4
hour, might have thanked some I
+ boy back in Terre Haute. Ind. I
: for the steel helmet he was :
= wearing. 4
The Department of Labor has =
> announced that 15O Terra =
, Haute high school boys spent =
= their summer vacation in a big =
, manufacturing plant making =
helmets. They are all members =
, of the United States Boys Work =
, ing Reserve. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
Nut shells and Pits Not Needed.

With the cessation Of the, war the
need for nut shells and fruit pits is
over, so the Umatilla County Red
Cross takes this opportunity to thank
the people of the county who have
aided in the making of gas masks for
the army, and serves notice that coll
lection of the pits and shells has
ceased. The Red Cross win continue
to collect tin foil, however, as there
is still a demand for this product. 1t
is also means of raising funds for
the society.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Mr., and Agrs. w. J. cafpenter Of
coiwelL Idaho returned to their home
last night after a visit AZ the home OF
ftheir son, Clyde n. Carpenter.
--e-
Mr. and Mrs. G. IA. Cheshire. for
nier pendlston residents are here from
their home At Milton.
t
Little Bunny Lonergan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs c. p. A. Isonergan. is re-
covering rapidly from Spanish influ-
enza at ST Anthony's hospital.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Watts were in
the city today from Athena. Mrs
Watts left this morning for Medford
where she viii visit her sister, Mrs.
N. ottman. Mrs. Watts Intends to
visit in Portland also before retnrn-
ing TO her home in Athena for Thanks
giving.
Mrs Henry w. Collins returned
this morning from Portland where
she has been the guest for the past
fortnight of Friends, among whom were
Mrs. Henry n. Isaacs Cray Bartholo-
new.
Mrs. NJ. L. Anderson entertained
few friends at her home at 614 West
Bluff street on Thursday afternoon
November IL. the occasion being the
thirty-ninth anniversary OF her birth.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with ferns and pink. white ana yellow
dhyranthemums. The afternoon WAS
spent with music and a prettily ap-
painted nnciheon.
The friends present were Mrs. II
T. F. Eggers. Miss Malinda Eggers
AIRS. 3. Z. Anderson. Mrs. Enoch
Pearson. Mrs. ]. F'rankum. Mrs. ].
O. Perry, Miss I.avelle Perry, Mrs
Nordean, Mrs. Oscar WALL Mrs ]. w.
MCGEE. Mrs Fred Knehit. Mrs. NJ.
Scott. Mrs. Ercan, Mrs. ]. w. ogg and
Miss Lillian Catherman.
Mr.. and AIRS. C. F. Daniels extend
ed charming hospitality Thursday
evening when group of friends were
asked to their country home as din
ner guests. Encircling the table were
Miss Opal Callison, Miss Elsie Nor
TIM. Miss Venice CaIlison. Harold
spooner. Ralph Ash. Mr.. shunterman
and the hosts.
Ldo4u rfaheF OF hoioihah is IN lhe
city today.
George Peterson is in the city to-
day from Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Bault are here |
today from NoIin.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. 4. SenyRor are in
the city from spokane today.
III, l. Lyon Is business visitor in /
the city from La Grande.
James C. Hayden is in Pendleton /
for the day from Portland.
Mrs. James Mclaughlin Of Echo is
a visitor In Pendieton today.
S. n. Done of spokane. is in the
city. stopping at the Hotel ST. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Newport are in
Pendleton from Hermiston, guests at
the Hotel St George.
J. c. Turner. formerly Of Weston.
now of Cornelius. is in the city today
on business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-11-16
yvon,t 60 Into Houses.

BY orders issued today local de-
livery BOYS will no longer carry pack
ages into the houses where delivery is
made. They win place the packages
ON porches or at the doors but boys
are forbidden to enter the houses.
The order was made because MANY
homes where diseases prevail do not
show flags Consequently there is
danger the boys may step into conta.
gson and spread the trouble.