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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITL
samnd James CSung. p. washinrtnn and
Miss Eizahrh Summer. q washingto1 Rev.
Robert TsIbot-
Noah Young. q. Columbia Ala. and Mis-
Helen sfhley Smith. u. Washington Rev. Al
Henry ]. Haywood. q. washinrtou. ard Mis-
Agnes Z wfndoft g. wsshingon Rrr. John
T. Huddle
ChAndas @ Pe-Ty. s. Upp- ZION, Va. sa1
MIS- Ehel V. Wright. s. Nanlaka. Va Rev
William A. Hssgery.
<Chsrleston Newlin Osrt.r =, PhnsdslrAia s,1
MIS- LAurA Belle scptt. =, Indianapolis Ind
R-v Hndley ID. Clark
Theodnrs z ChKn1-. - wsklinrtnn .nd
Mis- Beatrice Bow-n Fstrfsx. Il. wGshinston.
Rev S. H Greene
William n Dell =. wsshtnrt1u. ana Ms,
Pearl Butler. =. Washington Rev Samuel r.
Dell
cls-e A Alcorn. s. Pontiac, IN, and H.ss
Bezt-ioe B-own. q. Anaoossaa Rev. Jams. s.
Nontgomay.
Evin Nelson Mo-s-. q. Q. s. ". Msnch.ze-
\. n. and Miss Isabelle Leslie Men1ies IS
Aanchester. Rev. TITUS Y Davis
q Percy olvI IS Washington. and Ms
kizsheth @. Andrson. ~ Rev. z B.
Sterens
Josrph L Andersoa- a. Pha,defrAan p
and Miss Louis Pf-uume-, q. PhnndeapAi.
Rev. Titus Z DariS
CODORED
Thomas Roland Dyson. is. wsShinrtnu. ana
Julia Lanin Wills. 30 Rev. Alonzio ]. Ola
Jams n Jones. . Washinc1nu and Durrch,
= snc~dn. .. Washington Rev. NJ ". D.
Thouas rhoua.. -. ob.sr~ocd Va. ,,s
Ruth winter. y washingtSn. Rev. weitor
Miller
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d. ]. HILL TOLECTURE
ON PEACE CONFERENCE
Former Ambassador to Germany to
Speak on International Law.

Two timely lectures on phases Of
international law that are OF ex-
treme importance in connection
with the Paris Peace Conference
are TO be given under auspices of
George Washington University by
David Jayne Hill. former American
Ambassador to Germany. according
to announcement by DR.. william
Miller Collier. president OF the uni
versity.
The first lecture will be at l:ls
o'clock Monday afternoon in Memo
rial Continental Hall. The subject
will be The Corporate Character OF
the League of Nations" The Sec
ond lecture will be at l:45 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon In the same hall.
on constitutional Limitations on
the Treaty Making Power OF the
United States" The public has been
invited to both lectures. which are
free.
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PURELY PERSONAL

Harold Bell was confined to his
home with a severe cold yesterday.
Lyman Hall was one of the MANY
Washingtonians seen at the baii
park yesterday.
Harold Cummings. a student az
Central High School. is spendtns
his Easter vacation in Virginia
Philip Love is contemplating .
trip to Tennessee this summer. -
Arthur Knapp was able TO SIT up
yesterday for the first time this
month he has been suffering from
pneumonia
Gerald Swan is going oa a buy
ing trip for his father today.
Announcement was made yest.r-
day of the appointment of John w.
Barton. n. 7. Dowling and Dudley
Gates as assistant directors of the
Bureau OF War Risk Insurance
John W. Barton. of Dallas, Tex
served with the War Risk section
OF the American expedftionarv
forces in France. with the rank OF
a captain
n. T. Dowling, of New York City,
a major in the Judge Advocate
Generals office, has been attached
to the Bureau OF War Risk Insur-
ance in a legal capacity for some
months
Dudley Gates. of San Francisco,
CAL formerly secretary Of the
Capital Issues Committee and has
been more recently head Of the sl-
lotments and allowances division of
the Bureau Of War Risk Insurance
G. II. Rennick. of New York CITY,
formerly a captain with the War
Risk section OF the American ex-
peditionary forces, was appointed
an assistant director OF the Bureau
of War Risk Insurance some weeks
ago.
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John W. Barton. OF Dallas, Tex
served with the War Risk section
OF the American eXpeditionary
forces in France. with the rank OF
a captain
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DIED.

wednesday, April =.
1873, Or. 2. 7. SOWERS n d. be
loved husband OF Eleanor Nat
tingly Sowers
Funeral from his late residence, no.
Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Friday. April Is. at p. m Inter
ment private.
Members PiupnberT Union
No. s. U. A, hereby notfned Of the
death Of GEORGE c. TAYLOR
An assessment due within 20 dayA
J. A McDONA1D.
Fin. Sec'y L u. No, 3 U. A
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DEATH RECORD.

John r. wnest % year.. 90 Ma ava -
J. wm. Nmnpovu. a. EmerrDr HsspL
K.thlcn A. ouinn- =. SlH Nichols o.. ..
VIVA Riordan- 81. IsD ~ st -.
Halbert Gnham. 6 Gsrheh Hospt
Jennie q. Greens, q. l4ol Oolmhia rad IN
Arthur z n Middetnn z. - A q "a
James R Loreiaoa. q. Es 81 ns
Kate Hhott. "a z5s lxfh O. ~.
Geurs Taylor. =. EmaTDr Ho<pt
Anna n Taylor q. lT14 1st q nv.
Douchy q G1mnre. L. <sl Prrk rad ~.
W1brforus Garwood - Sc niz HeuA
Iehn n Matt1nssy. @; ia Good Hops n G.
John Connop % St. Eliz- Ho.pA
Kate Punrhru. n Gouystoxn H~a
COLORED.
Cbaris MEttn. q C@s1arty Hn9A
Rn>stta wsng. I. ms Gh . -
Isabelle L~ks .. Tub1euaor;s HsUA
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Announcement was made yestsr-
day of the appointment OF John w.
Barton. n. T. Bowling ana Dud1ev
Gates as assistant directors of tha
Bureau OF War Risk Insurance
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia. Washington, April
u 1919. Ordered: That Section SEA Of the
Building Regulations Of the District Of Coirrm-
bia designating certain streets as business
streets for the purpose Of light and ventilation,
is hereby amended by adding thereto the follow
ing: Twenty-frst street northwest, west side,
between d street and New York avenue LOUIS
BROwNLOw. W. GwYNN GARDINER,
CHARLES W. KUTZ, Commissioners, d. O.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

DAVID W. and Lny Z. Penn hu.
DaEid J. and Anna NJ yan>-n. "a
VIM and BrA Gm. bog
Pxtrick J. and Marian K nrner. ecy.
VIM y. and su<is Cartrua. bog.
John p. and Irene J. Bit, gin
JOIN n and Gnos A Ande.n. hu.
COLORED
Dsxh and Hslco wena bog.
Jans W. and Etns Hetcu. nu.
Edward Il and Leha Oen1uS hoy.
Robert Z and PrrcnA Ozney, gid
Arglstus z and satr MUy, rirL
Jessie and Nay Andr-sn. bog.
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
CRAND>ATLANTIC

Virginia Avenue. near Boardwalk and centre Of
amusementS Come to a well appointed hotel
and enjoy all the conyeuiences 1t ofes. Private
baths running water In rooms. Elevator, Table
and service distinctive features $50 IN daily.
Special weekly. Capacity 600. Booklet Auto
meets trains W. r. SHAW. Prop.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE LANsroN MoNoTTPH
Machine Company. Phiisdelphia. April 7. 1873.
Ihs annual meeting Of the stockholden Of the
Lanston Mouotyps Machine Coupany win Be
held st the old Elln Home. Southeast Corner
Prince and Royal Streets lentrancs st ID South
Royal Street,. Alexandra. Va, at II O'CLOCK
NOON. ON THURSDAY. THE lst DAY or
MAY, lsls. for the prpose Of electing q Board
Of Directors TO ssve for the ensuing year md
txansactins such cther business a. may properly
coma before II. Transfer books win be ciossd
On April q n O'Clock D. m. and WIN be ~
opened On May At 10 O'Clock q N By order,
q the Board d Directoa W. ARTHUH
sEIdMAN. seGstary.
spltn.nsDzAs.agSnyi
ALL MEMBERS OF L. o. no. -. @. B. OF
O. J. are hsrehg notifed 10 aftsnd the
msstns On Friday, April 8, lsls. O q st nm.
GEORGE MYERS Recording ssuetag.
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PALMISTRY,
Lc,nsed by District q Colum6lI
MADAME VICTORIA.

The gifted palmist ana ciairvoyant- Oan ID
vtss business. family aiiairs. love and marriagss
Can tell you the name Of future husband or wife.
Can tall you the secret Of being succesful; how
to avoid trouble and how to avoid erfl influence.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Entrancs
59 7th q apllaQ
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

Astrological Research Society. Private Read
ingz. by appointnent only. s. Typevr1ttea
Forecasts. By mail IS Up EIpsrt Vocational Ad-
usx. Us q 4 NJ. Phone Franklin sz.
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YOU CAN AFFORD TO USE THE

YOU CAN AFFORD 10 USE HE
classified columns. The cost of
a campaign. continued until your
result is achieved. will be triAing
compared with the value of that
result. Suppose a case: You be-
lieve you should be earning a
larger salary-a thousand dollars a
year larger than your present posi-
ZION pays you. You spend from
one to twenty-five dollars. say. in
classified advertising-and get your
desired position. Do you know of
a more attractive investmenta
mh16 Off
NTE ED-PRACTICAL PIPE COVERER
and helper; other need apply. A. W.
PETERSILIA, AlexAndria County Lighting
Power Plant. Alexandria. Va ap17-u
YOUNG MEN TO WORK IN FACTORY: 3
pr week to begin. AMERICAN BRUSH 90,
isto 7th st. NV. ap21
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTEp-MALk

SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRTTING.
specia short-tims night clas now forming;
limit ten students; personal attenuon; 70 nome
vo-s NATIONAL CITY SCHOOL. T3s 18th
:. apefst
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR sAIn OR RENTS Ev EN-R o II
bungalow; five OF ten minutes walk to two
electric stations. (Nissl KATE wEsTCoTT.
Route s. Vienna Va. apG3S
The Washington herald., 1919-04-24

ALBERT KAHLERT 90,
Expst carpet and rug cleaning bg oidest and
best firm In, city. 81 Nd ave- u. Main
ma spiS@
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BELMONT.

Noted eairvoyant and palmia. Gfvss sdvacs
On business mAtterA love. health, and family
afail Tells name Of yorr future husband or
wife. tells II one you love IL true OF false. What
part of ths country IL iuckiest to you- What to
do to Be successful in life IZs n. Z. ave- nv.
Ne1t door 70 Masonic Temple Readinsa. q
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

GARAGE-oWN YOUR OWN. PHONE FOR
our proposition. Oan North 64aw snoa
VACUUM CLEANING.
Hand or electric. $50 per hour; or 8 per day
for eight hours NATIONAL yACuTIIM SArpS
Co. Stewart Bldg. eth and d sts. NV, Main
sI'o' ap0sn
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-YOUNG LADY WITH SOME
kDowledge Of typewritins. prehsrably one who
can operate . mulHgraph or IL willing to learn:
permanent for right party. Address BOX ss4,
Herald ofice. apa43t
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRrTING
SpeciA shorthand night class now forming;
limit ten students; PERSONAL attention; no home
work. NATIONAL CITY SCHOOL. 7z 18th
g. NV. .ue44t
GIRL FOR MORNINGS: HALF DAYS
work. 623 Pa ave. NV. ap2N
A RELIABLE GIRL OR SETTLED WOMAN;
general housevurk; family Of two; stay nights;
bring reference. CaIl between II q. m and 3
O'Clock. 9ll 18th st NV arH-3,
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTO ACCESSORIES, A

AUTO ACCESSORIES.
10 has the value Of 80 cents on any casing
work done BY US Work brought in morning
finished same day. KUHNS TIRE WORKS,
SN Pa ave. NV. apl990t
z. A. CREECY. Mr. J. EDw. CHAPMAN
THE LIBERTY
GASOLINE STATION
PHONE NORTH 1894
go Florida ave. NV, apll-sk
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CLAIRVOYANT.
Licensed BY District Of CoiumbiL
MADAM DARKER

MADAM PARKER.
Cited Palmist and Chinoyant, gives advice
on all anairs Of life. She asks no questions, but
win tell you what you want TO know. You win
be wiser and happter after seeing hq. Salts
faction or no charge2 Readings. N.m
HOURS. 10 A NJ TO p. NJ
III z ST NV. between lah and 18Th sts
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g: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY ::
For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms.

In LAWRENCE ST.. BRoQKLAND-oND
or two nonhouekespins sooma eonmunicating;
nsw furniture Phone apE6t
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NJ. yoft Ialg n Ilhsf', heea.
rnsl prics. iaass wsfe
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There = only onr real test Cor a
coseh REMEDY. and this IA nee NJ
oll,rr. box lss Il y u. q. ,.r~enrboro,
=, wines 'foicys Honey aud
far II iar' rlne ! keen u ~ ihc hoase
all ihs lime u aonfhes and relieves
hay fever asshmn. onuKhs. rnlisl
cnup. and bronchial aItSetianA Sold
everywhere,
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YOUR cHolCE or
scHolARsHieS ron es
FOR sAI.E-Scholarships. full and
complete. IS each. ia the following
Business Colleges:
Morse School OF telegraph. cis-
cInnatf. o.
Earthman business College. two:
whitewright. TEXAS
Mckinney Business College, Me
Kinney. Texas.
2 Scholarships in Southwestern
Business University. Oklahoma CITY:
good for months course. day or
night: price Ten ttioJ Dollars each.
Address. Leader. Guthrie.
FOR sALE-Two your~ red short
born bulls. not pediEreed. sss each
span Of mnles: spxn OF horses. al my
farm. miles norsA OF Savina. = miles
west Of Gasb~ie. c. ~ Randolph. Ma
v.na. Okla. eF
FOR sALE-see neu gallon syrup
eucxets: fine for canning or moIzs-
ses. and one heavy farm mare ". P.
Hsrdwiek. lzs3 W. Logan. Phone s6s.
REGISTERED sscrt horn bsI'.i . yesrs
old. for sale <es Fast Wsre@
Robert TerYiil
looY-FouN0-
rOTxD-A watch chain Owner cLn
have same BY caIliBe q the OKLA
homa eaase ssd payIsg for sAis %
ucs. "A. n -
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Joeeph never ErIxsd his eoai o'
many coIors more highly tksn Miss
HeIes Coliey values the knitted
shasl <mbeiiIshed with lhe irssg-
ala Of the forty divisions she help.
ID 70 euiert2in during bsr six
months service On the oshsr sids
vith the Oversess Theatre League
81 the y. ~ g. =
The tnsignis we're prsa<nted her
" The doashboTa anc .xere sewsd
n place one ty one q she made
kr &at ffoA fh< I11s pdr;s ~
rronce eleGF mfo ''shee lmsstaAds
vassuo oseoD be51 hv~>se Ansetrnn
Amy Of Occupation. So
Miss Colley. whose home = IN
8ryu Aehyn. Pa was formerly .
nnpie fczeb~ In the Bird Akad-
ny l.afW she served ~ accom-
,abiss to the bafiiQne Henry
Scott. and ffiii msrs recently
sess1 q secretary 10 Oscar 5sAsis
xZ ~ --uum--
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While the aghting vas still n
progrr<s Miss Collsy vcInnts~rtd
, for service sbrosd and was assign
ID as sccompani<t 10 the 1--we
Wires. a vaudeville team ebnslstine
Of Frank yardmsn and Harry PEI.
~. They had . reputation for -
ins hard workers. and not infre.
sseniiy gave three or four snd even
are performAncss . day. That Il
pov II bsppened thss Miss Galley
tams IN eoB'aet with 20 nany
difislohs.
- AnG sh< fouBd each of them q
t,ghffol ;. the -donshsoys s@e pep-
fo0 dsriine< she declared uoon
her return They can't do enough
for ona They always wanted me
to dine with them and we're - o..
tended u insisted on making 4 .
Dutch treat woaidnf trads ~
experiences with the sruy - .
QLLIlee le!l9A
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LOST White splis dog answers to
name "nahs Dor Rc~sra phone
.ss
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nlass aofse mute. 10 fands
hlsh. wire CO, ON rigas shoulder
NECK sorn from collar ~o'k hs1prn
10 Alyis wrighi Areadle okla re-
ward. ssk
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ONLY 5000 U. S. TROOPS
TO REMAIN IN EUROPE
First Division Will Be In
America Before August 10,
Regulars Are To
Stay

e,blanz. July si-Th. fGrat division
of the American army viii hegin IN
training for nrest on its return 60 the
United States, about Aug l6. acoordinT
10 informal information from GENITAL
headquarters received here today
This viii leave total Of aboni 90
American troops IN shp army d occn
patton. This force wouid be curl
nosed ~ the ei1,hth Infantry which
probably will Be Rarrlsnned 81 Co
blenz. with company of "nglneerel
company or military noiice and =
unit OF artillery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-31

MAGAzfNEs-we puy old magazines,
hooks. cotton mattress rags. junk OF
all kinds. Union Iron and Metal com :
psny. corner Fifth Villas. Telephone
is1.
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LOST one Ksu, sprnrslsla ea,lns
moanfed on rim. between oathrie
and crescsn, - aria, afsrncsan. iuiy
"a. Return 20 0aihrie cooo.t,oln
nettilns compsus. Cahrle. OKLA Re-
ward
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ATTENTION--Eczenaa Sufferers u
YOU are suffering from Eczema itch.
BARRIERS Itch. Ringworm, Ivy Poison.
Toe Itch. smsrfy or Called Bad Smell
ing Feet. Cuts or Burns and are will
ing to pay = dollar to be cured can
cure you. positively guarantee 10
cure or money refunded. Essex Bros.
ios W. Noble.
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Ia Amrflcaa eiiies tte ssfss ~
fF.men nnlr frsm sssi ~ rresi.
asare nj q a. .igo ln nsasef -
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rAe~ arr si.sas ssea lsFss saa
eoe me.llam slsss ncaf mln ~ ~.
8 pan Russia
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FOR SALE room house. . lots
win trade FOR car. tractor or live
stock Phone Iizl. Ernest y. shref
fIer.
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NOTICE 70 NY PATRONS.

have severed connections with the
wittmann Garage. but viii remain IN
Guthrie and open shop of ny own.
Ny friends may rest assured iha, !
VII maintain my policy. ami vii: en-
pIoy none buf experienced mechanics.
A. n. HOGAN. NJ r
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Farm hhorvgs 10 uoiesl.s caaadsl
a. q class. az rssislas fycm 90 10
90 usaelh
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SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing cor
por.sion vsnfo capable men to es-
sablIsh branch and manage saIesmea.
$500 10 $500 necessary. You handle
own money WIN allow expenses TO
baltimore II yon win qualify Fns
parfieniars. sddress Secretary. <le n
Howssd St. Baltimore, Nd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02
DAILY SEPTEMBER 1919

attending the University of Washing
ton during the summer session, is
spending a months vacation ut the
home OF her parents MIR. and Mrs. ].
j. Hamley. Miss Hamley will resume
her studies at the university with the
opening of the fall term,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hurlburt are in
the city today from the east end OF
the county, Freewater being their
home town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunnigan of
walla Walla, are in Pendleton.
w. n. Dickey of Long Creek. is
among those i'm from the famed cat
tie district today.
]. T. I.ieuallen is in the city today
from Adams, Mr.. I.ieuallen is a
prominent farmer in the Adams re-
gion.
Il. NJ. Temple returned today from a
visit to Portland.
Roy Bishop left last night for Port
land.
w. L. Thompson returned to Port
land last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferguson of
Athena are in the city today.
Mrs. A. A. Kimbrell returned yes
terday after spending six weeks visit
ing friends at Blaine, Washington.
Mrs. X. f. Bowman has. returned
from two weeks stay in Portland
and at the coast.
Mrs. Amy Lee has arrived home
from an extended outing Mt the sea-
shore.
7 Schneider Is registered at Ho-
tel -Pendleton from Portland.
Mrs C. f. Martin left today for
Portland.
James A. Clark of Portland Is a
Pendleton business visitor.
c. O. Weber is here from Walla
Walla today.
w. b. Lawrence is a Pendleton visi-
tor from Chicago.
Chauncey Bishop is expected to re-
turn tonight from Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02

fluid and he confirmed his suspicious
by breaking one of the bottles. He
knew by the odor that he had found
beer. so he mounted his white horse
and rode around frantically until he
located the chief. Together they
went to the scene and Tom. breathless
with excitement. stood by while the
chief shifted of the broken glass.
YOU'RE right, Tom. it is beer" he
said The chief said today he might
give Tom a steady job when he is a
little older.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

the service being read at noon at the
home Of the bride in Steilacoom,
Wash. Plans for a larger wedding
scheduled to occur in Tacoma. We're
abandoned due to recent illness of the
bride. The arrival of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tolman is welcomed hy Pendleton
friends. Mr.. Tolman having come here
early in the summer to become assist
ant cashier of the Inland Empire
bank. His bride was formerly Miss
Lillian Bair.
Miss Virginia Todd returned this
morning from Hermiston where she
spent the weekend visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. V. Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schwartzenberg
and little daughter Mea. returned this
morning from Spokane. Mrs.
Schwartzenberg and daughter have
been at Spokane and Loon Lake dur
ing the summer. while Mr.. schwartz
zenberg has been there for the past
few days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02
RAILROAD BILL MAKES sTRIK
Continued From Page 1.)

value as determined by the interstate
commerce commission.
The railway transportation board
would consist OF five members. APP
pointed by the president at salary of
$4,000 A committee on wages and
working conditions would be COM
posed of four representatives of eni-
ployes. and four of the companies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02


Mrs William McGarrigle, and sons,
Jay and Jack. are guests at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. F. ]. McMonies. They
visited in Vancouver and Seattle
while en- route here from their home
IN Kamloots. British Columbia.
September s is. the wedding date
chosen hV Miss May Anderson and
Harvey Mcpherson and tomorrow in
Portland they Will plight their troth.
The ceremony is to occur at the home
Of the bride, who is the daughter of
Louis Anderson. former prominent
Cmatila County farmer. The couple
will be unattended and the service
simply appointed one. Following a
short trip to Seaside Mr.. Mcpherson
and his bride will be AT home after
september 10 at 1os South Main
street.
MIR. and Mrs. Leland Tolman arriv-
ed in Pendleton on No. Is last even
ing and are to be domiciled in apart
nents on south Main street. Their
marriage was an event of saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02
RRuggs Return from HiIgard.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Rugg and FAM
lily returned sunday night from Hill
gard where NJ. raugRg ap(Zm.h
gard where Mr.. Rugg has been for
several weeks. Mrs. Rugg Joined him
when he was taken i'll a week ago. He
is now much improved in health.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02
Ferndale Principal secured.

The contract of J. NJ. Childers. OF
Milton, to be principal and teacher
of the eighth grade at Ferndale, near
Freewater, was received at the coun-
ty school superintendent's office to-
day. Miss Phyllis Bowers. of Hood
River, has contracted TO teach in Dis
trict No. SO, near Helix.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02
Hold Man for Yakima.

A man giving the name of d. ".
Pollock Is held in the city Jail here
for the sheriff of Yakima county.
where he is wanted to answer to
statutory charge. Pollock was arrest
ed here last night as a drunk. bottle
OF denatured alcohol being found on
his person. He had but 20 cents
when arrested.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02
Tom Johns a detective.

Tom Johns. aged IL. figures he is
going to be a second ALT Oftedal, for
Tom can outwit the bootieggers by
city block. He proved 1t the other
day to the satisfaction of Police Chief
Al Roberts. In the brush of a lot
near his home Tom accidently ran
across a half dozen bottles of amber
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02
oyerseas Man Iseyisitor.

Floyd Swaggart. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Swaggart of Baker, Is
visitor in Pendleton at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Wheeler. Swag-
CART returned recently from overseas
where he served for almost 10 months
in the army as sergeant. Swaggart
intends to enter o. A. C. this fall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02

William r. Mink, arrested by the
police on a charge of being drunk and
disordely and annoying the boys in
the Roundup line Saturday night.
failed to appear for hearing in police
court this morning and his bail of
$50 was declared forfeited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-02
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
John Hin Reported Very Ill.

JOnn I11I1 RfIIOFtcu very III.
John Hill. Pendleton pioneer who
has been at the st. Anthony's hospit-
al for several months, Is reported to
be very low today. Mr.. Hill is the
father of James, David. George and
Thomas Hill.