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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
POLICE RAID BATH HOUSE
Find % H,If Pints Of Whisky-L u
Ilallcw Arrested.

Raiding the bath house in base
ment quarters at Second ana MAR
streets last night, the police seized "a
half pints OF whisky The place has
been under suspicion for sometime
the police say Sergeant William ShuC
and Officers George Gillian. l. w
Wilkerson. Frank lliser. Nash Lang
lev and J. f. Burnet conducted the
raid
Ia J. l'ollew was in charge OF the
place according 20 the police. and was
held on two charges, posseSJiAn OF
iIuor and vagrancy. Bond was fixed
at 500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
Murder Tria, pos,nopcd

DAlLAS, Texas, Jan 1.-THE case
OF Mrs. Katie Ahlers. alias Mrs Katie
Iravers. charged with killing Phil T.
Tucker. Dallas broker, last October
y, was postponed today until next
MONDAY. because Of the serious illness
OF one OF the purors. The jury. which
was completed last night was dis
charged and when the trial is resumed
Monday II Will I've necessary 20 select
RmOther one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

inyigorniing To the Pale and Sicl,ly.
The old standard general strengthen
ing tonic. GROVES TASrEI.ESS chill
TONIC, arouses the liver, drives out
Malaria, eHriches the blood and builds
up the system. A true tonic for adults
| and children, 60c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan 15.-Com-
ptnmt WAS lodged with the corpora
Non commission today by oliver
Lewis % this city that the Katy depot
at AtoRa was in very bad condition
lie described II Us being filthy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16
Three Deaths nc IAt,ic Rock.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Jan Ia
Deaths of three priYates were reported
at the hase hospital az Camp Pike to-
day as follows; Waller Howard.
" Wauseon Ohio; Elmer j Elliott, ad
dress unknown. George A. Sagders.
Guin. Ala
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

To Prevent the Grip.
'olds cause Grtp--lANATlNE RWO-
MO QuININE Tablets remove the
cluec. There is only one "Bromo
Quirine," r.. w. GROVES signature
on box, SOC.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

Because Of It's tonic and laxative Of
feet Laxative Bromo Quinine can be
taken by anyone without causing
herNousuess or ringing In the head.
There ~ only one "Brumo Ouinine. "
E. W. GROVES signature Is ON box.
aOr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
News That Yanks Are Standing in
Reserve Back of Piave Line Re
garded in Washington Military
Circles as Significant.
DRIVE ON AUSTRIANs is
PART OF WHOLE STRATEGY
Pressure on the Third Major
Front Is Regarded as Plan to
Bring Complete Defeat to the
Central Powers.

Washington, oct % American
troops are on the verge uf active par
tiCipatiou 900 the great war ou the third
major 'front.'
This was the Interpretation given
here today ut news from the italian
headquarters that Americans are
standing in reserve behind the British
ana ltnlt,n forces now driving across
the plaVe
The news b. considered significant
rot because Of the sizc ot the Nmcri-
cpu contingent lu ltaly cor ,hc direct
rffrct 10 may have ON the battle but
because ~ indicates that the Italian
drive Be- a definite pant of the great
offensive that ir is rapidly bringing
complete defeat ~ the central pow
crs. II has added meaning To Off
cials here Also. since Austria IS now
pleading for AN immediate armistice.
So Tar as official announcements
show thcre are but two regiments of
infantry ana necessary auxiliary
troops in the Americau force Ia italt
These units ara amy others TINT may
have been sent probably will operate
as part pt one of tho Italian or
Irtsh organizations when tho time
,lWcs 10 throw Ihvm into the line The
same practice was followed in France.
where two Italian divisions have been
employed ~ various times ON the
front las units uf q French army corps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
Desperate Resistance Is Being
offered Both on Shores of the
River Piave as Well as on Ter
rain Beyond.
AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS DO
NOT KNOW CONDITIONS
Hapsburg Cannon-fodder Kept in
Ignorance of Internal Situation
and Peace Offer by Suspension
of Mail Delivery,

Italian Headquarters ON the Pave
tN1uduN), oct 2N Fifteen hougp nj
prisoners had been taken hy tho
British. Italians uud French up 10
late today IN the advance l.toss the
iirVc which for IT, third tmr m ono
yea; IL the scene ol a desperate bat
tie This tine. however tGc tables
are turned against the Aus' Huns, who
are steadily b,tnr pressed puok from
tho eastern honk uf thr river.
The battle now hus ho. going ON
for tive days and n.s boon mnrl,cd bN
desperate rcsistau,, Tau 'llica not
,uly have had g. hn'lir against tNa
swift river but also 20 content with
the renewal OF IN, pnntupus nj loot
bridges dnmlgpd bN ,ro Nu>truns
pncc across the r.'r tho allies
have had to overcome % one Austrian
trench positions au' machine gun
posts
Austrian p@e,nera iociure they
know nothing nf Tho 0olitlcnl situa-
'icu 80 home AND the efforts of their
government o. arraup. am armistIcc.
1hp Austrian ann, pustuiucC Boz said
to have stopped Tho delivery of musl
some time AGO.
Althourh fa0ng heavy caunanudr
and strong machine gun urc. the a.
lcd troops succeeded in cftrctiug "a
crossing pf f.r piayr The British.
Italian ard French soldiers arc in
thc host OF spirits and oag,r to con-
unup tho advance,
Al tn, roads leadii to tho noun
tains OF the Pave are GROW dod with
heavy masses uf troops, guns and
othor war material proceeding TO th,
front In ordorI. fashion
The present Ilttlc bcrau officially
October 10. huf heavy fishtinr did not
develop unit October "a, the annivcr.
sary of Cuport1o and the beginning
of tho retreat 'r tho piavc.
Thanks to fIr weather tho t'n'r
has Iccn lcti several miles behind
IN tho region elutheast OF Nontollo
Movements across the river iu force
are incrcasiup '.adily ana IN the best
order notVIt" landing tho constant
shclliug from the Austrian artillcrN
Traffic has ..on $50 WCil oraauizcd
;hHt thorc has on scarcely arN inter-
tuption tn, - network of roads
leading TO tH. l'rus Of tho TipNc are
filled with ,uI...rA aud trucks Cary
ing material Whenever "a bomb or
she'll drops COIL tine roadwnys the dc
lris is quickl. moved ana the road
once again Is '..r.
Gangs of h".'riin prisoners cap
turcd in h. H..to already are at
work daglus yes Tor the burial O.,
the dead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
l5O NAMES IN THE
AF TERNOON LIST Of
LOSSES, L KILLED

Tho following casualties Hrt rcp1rt-
cd hN tho commduGinr general Of tho
American cNpcdiuouury forces.
KILLED iu action ~, died OF wounds
.. diod OF accident T. Bicd OF disease
a. wounded severely 80, wounded
tdcgrcc undetermined a3, slightly
wounded a, missing iu action 81.
Killed in tctiOn.
Lieut. cot VIM r. Holiday Santa
Monica, Ca.
Pvts. Orabo Alasco. South Man
chester. Conn. irnatis Bigus Taco
ma Wash Harvey Brown, Chester.
Pa. Burtchcull pdom, Blakcly. Ga:
Nicholas Dematt Sew York: Donald
Alden Gucst. Ostcgn Mich. Edward
\ Hantschkc Brooklyn. \, v. John
+ kcrbrrg, JcffefsonVille. lud thas
T. kuhlthau, Delaware O.. Eugene
W Eogillo. RugilhoNIllc, Ia. Martin
Saar Buffalo, y
Died al Wounds.
Corp Clifford CarWior Bedford.
Mass.
Pvts Bartholomew r. Butler.
brooklyn. y y. Thco. Jordon, At
lanti. Ga, Solomun Ice, Iubbag"
Ky: oscar Swanson, llelslnsberg,
Sweden
Dies. from accident.
Pyt Jos. Aloysius Riley, - queens.
N s.
Died of Di-ca~c.
IT. Cutfori g. PARK beNtcr Mc {.
Sgt Walter \ Iaucks NcwHrk. y j
Corn Wm a. Hampton, Englishtown.
y. \. EuElcr VIM Henry cahannc,
- loWs. Mo.
P,a Hcnp &C. Bohlc Lancaster.
q Ernest Behrcus. Sew York. Ei-
nest a. Boil Lexington. Mo. Clar.
enc, Boyd. Abbio,illo. l. g.: Geo T..
Euckln Minneapolis. Mlnn Wm i
Burns Los Angeles cal; Jacob e.
Cioudenuiu. NcDhauicsburg IA. John
g. rooun. Madison. Wis: Howard
Hurst Grecnville. Miss Frederick a
johnson, Galveston. Tex GILES Jones.
West Point Miss; steve MikolaNeW
sil. Plymouth, "a, Harold : Powers.
Nashville Mich otto Wagner MAYS.
town. ~ sam Marrcu. ir, Alftliu
L.: Stanley N5shburn llllshoro. c.,
Mas a Weiss W,ndbine. ~.
New MCNican- Mentioned.
Killed Boo action, pre-, puslv rrport-
cd missing pvt Miguel \, GJlic-
-os Eito \ "
Sick in hospital previously rcporf-
cd missing in action. Pvt Rafael
Gonzales MouutHnair. y NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
GERMANS BEGIN HEAVY
SHILLING OE NANk LINE

With tho American Army North %
west OF Ncrdun, oct 20. no q. m
Activities along tho center OF the
American front began long before
daylight this morning with Il furious
hombardmcnt The enemy opened e
heavy fire With gus shells 90 $50
o clock which was changed 20 high
explosives between { and 3. Tn.
American artillery responded Amcri-
can patrols were active n the Banth--
vliy wood alI night
with tho American Forces North-
west uf \crdun. OCT - tBN the As
soclatrd Press b The artillery bonn.
hIrlmoUi and machine gun fire reach
od great intensity during the night
The fire Was especially intense la Bel
iru auG ptmnnt woods.
The activity died down on the front
west ~ the River Meuse aud there
was un important action ~ any nature
this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29

NlH"d troops maintain their progress
cast of ~, lrat' and hu'c taken
more than $4,000 prisoners The tnl-
ian. Buuah and French seriously
threaten the important railroad points
Of Conosliado ana DdctHo uu1 usu of
the three railway lines supporting the
NusttO-iiungarians on Tho l'iaNc
front
ON tho western front lu France
heavy fighting virtually is at stand
still norhward from ic 'atoau tU N,
Dutch frontier but from the Oiso 10
east Of the Mouso allied pressure com
'inu"s with gains for tho French be-
tween the pisc ana the Scrre IN in-
tcnsc artillery duel is ln progress ON
th" American front northwest OF Vet
dun, but mo- Infantry light has been
reported
while the allies have thrown forces
across tho Pave on e front ot about
'hirty miles. tho heaviest fighting has
been along "a stretch of seven miles
between Concglano and Oderzo.
where tho Italians aud British have
advanced more than three mites. muit-
ing "a formidable wedge IN the Aus
TRAN positions cast Of tho river md
between two of their main 'ommuui-
cation limos The allies are within tWO
Iilcs of both Concgliauo and Dder10.
Aloue the Pave south Of pdcrzo thcro
has been little fighting but tho olucd
advance boz tho north would tend 10
force the Austrians 10 cvucuatc 20 the
lpwllnds OF the lower pibNc.
Apparently tho allied thruats In ihr
mountain zone between the Piuye and
tho Brcntf were Icints for tho pur-
pose OF attracting tho attention from
tho formidable movement across the
piaNc Troops and supplies are be
INK rushed 90 the IiaNc front and ,t
is evidently uurposCd 90 force the Of
lensiye to the utmost
Ia addition to the British. Italian
and French troops already Hkink
part an the fighting American troops
are reported to hc iu reserve The
American infantry force rs not large.
probably two regiments or less. ana
not unlikely VIII hg hrisudel with tho
ltatiitn or British The fighting east
ot the pIa,c Las hrcu very heavy, "a
Austpiuus -tgugslug bitterly 10 prr-
vent the ulliss from CuiNrgiug their
gains on the east bank.
east ot the p.se on the French
front thD army uI General hrbruc,
rapidly b. cncIrDlug GuIsc. on the
south thtt az, Boa tho suburb, 90 tho
town and have captured German FIRST
lrc trenches besides tuDmy barracks
and hospital Farther south. thr
French arc marching uurtheastWard
between GuIse and NIIio. and threat
cu 10 outflauk both points hy smash
ing all the way through the liundnE
position
since thc beginning OF hIs td,.uHe
hcfNccn the Disc aud tho Scrrr. Gpn-
orh pehency has mo "a forward
marc than i've mites ou front of
arout sixteen miles Along tuC Scrra
the enemy evidently continues 20
Withdraw toward Marie. and the
French war office Saws French patrols
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
GERMANY MUST GIVE:
Up NAVY AND RHINE:
FORTS, IS DEMAND

London, Oct 29.-As part of the
terms of an aImistice, the Evening
News says 1t understands the al
he'd nations will insist upon the
surrender of the German fleet, in
cluding all German submarines,
and upon the occupation by allied
forces Of ali fortified towns on the
Rhine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
YtNKS down THREE
PLANES AND HAIDNN

Washington, oct Continued I
aviation activity ON the front Of tho
first American army iu spite OF poor
weather was reported by General
Fcrshing TODAY in a second cOmmuni-
quC for Mouda, Three enemy air
planes and AN observation balloon
were shot down. and an tho American
machines returned. Heavy artillery
fire marked the dny on bath sides
OF the Mcusc in tho Woevrc pris
oners were captured in successful
raid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29

arc iu contact with the Germans on
this sector Eastward along the Aisn-
20 tho Argonno French pressure ,s
maintained.
German guns began TO lombard
tho American lines IN the Vcrdun re-
giou Carly TUESDAY. The American
urtiiicrt responded Apparently IN.
G'ruaus hoped TO check any further
American efforts To continue the ad-
vance p, dCluging the American line
with high explosives az the hour when
attacks are usually launched.
Field Marshal ltaig reports only ar
tillcry and patrol activity on the front
of his armies I'm Belgium opera
tious arc only Of % local character
British divisions along tho Tigria
hnye again defeated the Turks aud
advanced ten miles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
OFFICIAL VERSION OF
AUSTRIAN PEACE PLEA
REACHES WASHINGTON
nv u,r Assoc,Arro rprss

Washington, Oct 20 The Austrian note asking for
mcc and pence received by cable od, legation
for delivery 10 the department The said Identical
with that cabcd by the Associated Press from Basel Switzerland
yesterday
Word of the arrival of the just the cabinet
assembling the white house for the usual Tuesday which
both the Austrian plea and the latest German note expected
to be discussed
The official text of tine delivered Secretary Lansing
late today 10y w A. Ekwgrcu, the Swedish minister
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
What the Austrian
Crash Means
TIE MILITARY effect Of III,
Austrian dcharlc d, likely {,
hc far.rcachlng.


In the first place it will release
the large army under General
ID Espcrcy which is now thunder.
ing almost ~ the very southern
gates oi the dual monarchy This
army, since Bulgaria 5 crash, has
been sweeping rapidly uorthward
through Serbia and has even pcnc.
trated the Rwmaniau frontier
II has been opposed chiefly 10y
Austrian troops o1ircrod ln
some eases. 10y Germans. When
Austria withdraWS from tho war.
as there is now every reason -
believe she intends To do. the large
and well disciplined army OF Gen.
cral - ESpcr"y viii be- freed for
an important share OF the fighting
ON the western front, whore the
war is go be finally decided
On the Au>'ro Italian front too.
there Is a large force of Italian,
French, British, and American
troops fighting for Italia hrc.
dcnta Austria :, collapse will
mean that large part of these
armies viii bc able TO do valuable
work IN the west. II is not likely
that Italy will Withdraw from the
war simply because Austria is out
of il. While Germany is unron.
qucrcd, the country of Victor
Emanuel cannot feel secure, for
the kaiser three wears ago made
II plain that he would not forget
Italy s Withdrawal from an ALI.
ancc that did not represent the
spirit Of her people hut which was
"A good example uf the evils OF see
ret diplomacy
Furthermore tine allies might
we'll arrange for freedom Of mill.
tarN movements through Austria.
as they did IN the ease OF Bulgaria.
or course, the negotiations have
not reached the point when one
can safely predict that this viii be
the case but should this stipula
tion be- made, 1t would render
southwestern Germany extremely
vulnerable 10 an attack
80 much for the n iliiary phase
of the Austrian sma,h-up. There
is, of course, the political aspect.
Already there are heard loud
murmuringS in the rcichstag. The
detection of the dual monarchy
must bring home more strongly
than ever before the utter hope.
lcssncsS of GcrmauyS continuing
the struggle. Hungry lll-clothcd.
war stricken, the German people,
whatever their warlprds think
about it, are not going to submit
10 much greater protraction Of
hoStilltles, especially when they
realize that the deposition Of the
lluhcuGu.lcms can bring thcm q
speedy peace.
II the allies hold fast, aud do
not let themselves hc divided hy
Germany s n,idiou> peace often,
ives, victory Il certain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
German Losses in
Lys Drive 100000

London cor tH tEy tnt rutHh
Wireless SorNU.l German los-cs In
their uu1Nuiuur offensive tn th" iAf
river salient ltst summer were 1000
Killed. 5000 prisoners and about So
00o wounded aud missing aoDordWg
To- am authoritative calculation In
one area OF 1--WE miles by three miles
the Germans abandoned 1900 tons OF
utnmuniti0n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
Two Airn1en Are
Killed in Crash

Fort worth Tex. Dct l2 Cadets
Howard -. Burnett and Howell "
Williams 90 Barron yield. were Killed
to-day when their planes collided IN
the air Willmus - FROM Tippstou.
Pa. and Burnsp from Dodge city.
Kan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
NIit HuI.kI TD ~ItiHE
Ill NGKNN'~ INDEi'I.NDt.NtI

'uutuHtErU. t.i tH Uhiuls
1uscph li- issura a reclamation.
stating that Emperor charles hfr
charged him with the task oi securing
the complete independence ~ Hun
rlrN a dispatch from budapest SAYS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29

Italian Army Headquarters, Oct. 20
C2euters) )-Congelano a town five miles
northeast of the left bank of the river Pavc
has been captured by the allied forces.
The whole allied line between Congeano.
which is an important railway and road center,
and Val Dobbiadendo has been advanced
Rome, Oct %. The battle begun on the Piave
river Sunday by Italian and allied troops is continu-
ing vctorously the war office announced today.
With the Allied Forces on the Pave (Monday)
Oct 28 @ p m.) The last lines of the Austro-
Hungarian resistance the central positions along
the Piave river were broken today by the British.
French and Italian forces
The Austrians were dealt smashing blow, 1t
resulted in the allies making advances, pushing
forward as far as Vayolla which was taken by the
victorious Italians notwithstanding desperate re-
slstance.
Italian Headquarters, on the Piave Saturday
Oct 26-lt is reported that Archduke Joseph Fer
dinand has replaced General Borcevic the Aus
tran commander on the front along the Piave.
Italian Headquarters the Piave Monday
Oct 2S.-American soldiers are in reserve along
the Piave fighting zone. The correspondent
American battalion going through its setting up"
exercises this morning near the river
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
Maximum Price for
Wool Grease Fixed
At l6 Cents Pound

Washington. Oct sa. a maxi .
\ mann price of rs cents a pound .
for wool grease effective until .
December q. was announced to- .
, day by the war industries board. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
LAST AUSTRIAN Line ON PIAVE IS CRUSHED
BATTLE Continuing
VIGOROUSLY, SAYS
WAR OFFICE REPORT

French Offensive in Oise-Serre Region Continues
Successfully, While Rest of Western Front Is
Comparatively Quiet German Counter attacks
In Flanders Are Put Down, and Yanks Make
Slight Gains in Meuse District.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29

Rome, Oct. % The battle begun on th- Pia
river Sunday by Italian and allied troops is contr
ing VIGOROUSLY the war office announced today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29
NIw MEXICO WEATHER

I1Ir tonight aud Wedncsdts cooler
'Huirht iu southeast portion. warmer
"Wednesday
iurl Maximum. 5s. minimum. %.
range. lt lt q O'Clock. g.. South wind
parity cloudy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-29

Now York. oct 30 lead upchang
od. spot tpf Srcltcr steady. EJa
st Louis ,pot SIS, US9O.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-11
aFdsf )Te9OniaHl
- zZSSxaBES1 . -

on a par with the erstwhile
anti-administration argument
that we should have declared
war on Bulgaria and Turkey.
BY not being at war with Bull
garia we had a minister in So
fla who was able to give the
Bulgars some good advice
when it was needed. The re-
suits prove that President Will
son was right about Bulgaria.
The future will vindicate his
note to Prince Max.
Senator Lodges attitude
shows what might come about
should the senate go republi-
can next month. We will not
make a desirable showing to
the enemy nor to our allies if
the upper house becomes con-
trolled by men politically un-
to the president and
who insist on running off at a
tangent every time they see a
good chance to differ with the
chief executive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-11
THE WAR CITIES

Bordeaux, one of the finest and
wealthiest commercial cities of
France chief town of the department
of Gironde. 1t is $40 miles southeast
OF Paris. about 60 miles from the
mouth of the Gironde, in the midst
of an extensive plain.
Under the Roman empire 1t was a
flourlshing commercial city. In the
third century it was made the capital
of Aquitania Secunda. Ausonius, a
writer OF the 4th century. who was
a native of the place. describes 1t as
four-square and surrounded by lofty
walls. and celebrates its Importance
as one of the greatest educational CEN
ters of Gaul.
Along with Guienne it belonged to
the English kings for nearly 500
years. 1154-1452, and was for a time
the seat of the brilliant court of the
Black Prince. whose son, Richard.
was born in the city. In 1870 the
F1ehch government was transferred
from Tours on the approach of the
Germans to the latter city. PopuIa-
tion of the city is about 100000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-11

10 George w. Armstrong and Miss
Elzora ireland OF Milton
G. s. Wheeler q former Pcndleton
photographer. Is IN the city from Eu-
gcne where he now has a gallery In
poeration. Mr.. Wheeler VIII put up
tent here and remain a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark r.. storey and
sen, OF Weston. were In Pendleton
last night on their way to Washingr
ton, u. c., where they win visit
friends.
Another daily and weekly paper Is
to be established in The Dalles, a COM
pony having been organized with a
capital of $4,000. The paper viii be
ied the Chronicle.
A. NJ. Despair left last night for
san Francisco where he will take a
course at Heald's business college.
Julius Levy is here today from
Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-11
LEMON JUICE
WHITENS SKIN
GirIsl Make beauty lotion
at home for few cents

Squeeze the Juice Of two lemons in
10 a bottle containing three ounces OF
Orchard White. shake well. and you
have a quarter pint Of the best bleach
Ing and skin whitening lotion. and
complexion beautifier. at very. very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug siors or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of Orchard White
for a few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms aud hands each day and see
how tan, redneHs, ssllowness. sunburu
and windburn disappear and how
clear, soft and Tosy-Wh.te the skin
becomes Yes. IL Is harmless.