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The Little River news., 1919-11-15
SEEK TO HASTEN THE
 COAL MINERS AGREEM'1
Miners and Operators Ready to Open Conference; Production of Coal
 is Still Lagging.

Washington Nov. 12-The apparent unWillingness of all union coal miners to return to work at the old pay scale caused government officials to put forth every effort today to bring about immediate negotiation of a new wage agreement
 Secretary Wilson, without waiting for formal acceptance of his offer to mediate the difference, began smooth ing the way for the joint conference of miners and operators he has called to meet in Washington Friday
 Both sides notified the labor secre- tary that they would attend the con- ference. Spokesmen for the mine workers said that if the mine owners came in a spirit of conciliation a new agreement could be framed and rati- fled by Saturday night Until an az reement is formally accepted by the miners scale committee, labor leaders said, there was little hope of full re- sumption of coal production. It was on the nations visible coal supply that Secretary Wilson undertook today to induce some of the miners and opera
The Little River news., 1919-11-15
Notice of Confirmation and Warming Order.

Tn the Little River Chancery court A. L. Cathey plaintiff, vs, The uhkao"h heirs of Joe Nash and Joseph C, Coop CT defendants. Notice is hereby gwen that there has been filed in my olllce, as clerk of the Little River County Chancery Court, a petition for the con- tirmati0n of the title to the following lands lying and being situate in the County of Little River, State of Arkan- sas, to-wit: The north half(Na of Lots One CD Two CD and Three (3), and all of Lots Four (D, Five (5) and Six (6). Block Eighteen QS), in the Town Of Wilton, Little River County, Arkansas. And the Quieting of the tl- tio to the same in A. l.. Cathey, the plaintiff herein. All persons claiming said lands, or any interest therein, ana especially the unknown heirs of Joe Nash and Joseph c. Cooper, defend ants are hereby warned to appear in the Little River Chancery Court, with m the time and manner provided by law and show cause why said title to the herein described land should not bn quieted and confirmed in A. l.. Cat hoy, the plaintiff herein. Witness my hand as Clerk of the Little River Chancery Court and the seal thereof on this the 14th day of October, 1919. Jas. H. Williams, Clerk of the Chan Cery Court. Ben Shaver, Atty. for Pe- ttioner. Sat
The Little River news., 1919-11-15
Ex.SOLDIERS IN PARADE
 KILLED BY THE l. ". ".
Shot Pour From Roofs Into Ranks at CentraIia, Wash.; Two Are Mur-
 dered; Six are Wounded.

Centralia, Wash, Nov 1.-Two for mer American soldiers, Warren Grim, Centralia attorney, and Arthur Me Elfresh, Centraila pharmacist, both overseas veterans, were killed here to- days and half dozen other service men to be Industrial Workers of the World fired on an Armistice Day parade of former soldiers, sailors and marines. Ben Casagranda, Centralia real estate man, at first reported dead, was clive early tonight. He was wounded sev- erely.
 + |. ". W. Member Lynched.
 2, About 8 o'clock the mob surrounded the Centralia jail, succeeded in getting one of the 1. w. W.s arrested out of the iail and into an automobile, rush him away before guards could pre- vent
 At 7:30 tonight the city's lights suddenly were cut off and volley of shots rained down Pearl street It was during this period that the prison CT was taken from jail and spirited away. He was rushed toward near bv wood. The mob escorted him to a point just outside the city limits and hanged him on bridge on what is known as the old Chehalis military road.
 Fired From Roofs.
 The firing started when the parade passed the corner where the l. w. w.. hall is located. Just as the marchers reached the hall, two former soldiers stepped from the line and started Tor the doorway. Immediately shots came nouring from the roofs of nearby build ings.
 Grimm, leading company Of men, dropped in his tracks, mortally Wound- ed. McElfresh, marching Ill the ranks was killed instantly. Others wound ed. fell to the pavement. stevens Was shot when he attempted to take gun away from an alleged l. w. W. stand ing on the sidewalk.
 Hubbard gathered a small number of men and started ill pursuit oI all armed l. w. w. The fugitive dashed down Ii side street, turning and shoot ino at the men as he ran. The pursu- ers all unarmed, lodged behind te1e- phone poles and trees to escape 'ie bullets. They fnaily drove the man into a river bed where he took refuge behind al clump of bushes. As the men came up he fired, wounding Hubbard.
 Police Stop Lynchlng.
 Immediately after the shooting crowd of spectators and msrchers seiz- ed a man they believed to be the leader of the I. w. w. They put rome around his neck, threw thte rope over the crossarm of a telephone pole and started to haul him up. lie was In the air only a few minutes before the chief of police prevailed upon the crowd to let him down. Tonight the man was in jail here, nearly deao' Later the mob ransacked the l. w, W. hall, tore out the front or the oCiiu- ;np and made a bonfire of the furn- ture and infamatory literature fouho there.
The Little River news., 1919-11-15
DIPPING CASES UP
Supreme Court Will Act on the Cattle
 Dipping Law.

Little Rock, Nov 14.-(S Special Supreme Court is being called upon to pass on the tick eradication law Two cases were filed yesterday which bring up the issue in definite way. Both of the cases are from Union county being appealed on behalf of T. S. Lea who was fined ten dollars, and L. Palmer. who was fined five dollars for failure to dip cattle. 4t.
The Little River news., 1919-11-15
tors to see the other fellows side
 Resume Mining Slowly.

The indicated continued suspension ot mining activity in union fields to- day was not a surprise to government officials, nor accepted as test of the attitude of the miners Complete dis
 tribution of the order cancelling the
 strike might take some time, it was said. It was felt, however, that large
 number of men still might remain out
 until assured that some of the de-
 mands agreed upon in convention ! would be granted.
 Labor leaders, who have admitted ] that public sentiment was strongly against the strike, took comfort today l from what they described as a seem- | ing change of sentiment as reflected
 in newspaper editorials. Messages to | labor headquarters stated that the feeling was growing that the miners were entitled to higher wages. , Secretary Wilson, while declining l to discuss the outlook for speedy peace in the coal fields, was greatly encour- aged at the readiness of the two sides to meet and make, determined effort
 to frame a wage schedule satisfactory to miners and operators alike. MT.
 Wilson was hopeful of success, and this feeling was shared by most of fcials.
The Little River news., 1919-11-15
PTOMAINE POISON FATAL
Virgil Henry Dies, Wife Very III, al
 Wickes, Polk County,

Mena, Nov. 12 - Virgil Henry and his wife, living at Wickes, after eating food from a tn can at local restaur- ant, were taken violently ill Mr Henry died and his wife is in critical condition. Doctors ascribe their ill., ncss to ptomaine poisoning.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03

miedzynarodowej ~agitacyi, kie-
rowanej przez Lenina. Obecnie
koniec zdaje sic bye bliskim. VIA
dza Bell Kuna siabnie, armia sic
rozprzega i czesciowo przechodzi
do Rumunow, ~wiesniacy opierajq
sic radon komunistow, wobec
czego upadek rzadu bolszewickie
60 Jest zupe}nie pewny.
RoSYI DO RU-
U
Londyn, 3 maja.-Rzad rosyj-
skich sowietow wysial ultimatum
do Rumunii, domagajac sic ma
tychmiastowej ewakuacyi Beza-
rabbi. Iskrowa depesza z Moskwy
m6wi, re rad rumuhski otrzymal
48 godzin czasu ma odpowiedz.
B~ezarabia, ~prowincya dawnej
Rosyi, zamieszkaia jest prevail
ME przez Rumunow, kt6rzy z te-
80 powodu domagaja sic przyia-
czenia do Rumunii. Pc wycofaniu
sic wojsk niemicckieh B~ezarabie
zajely wojska rumuhskie i do te-
60 czasu j. zajmuja. Z powodu
rumunskiej Rampant przeciwko
b~olszewikom wegierskim Rad
rosyjskich soweitow wystepuje
obecnie przeciwko Rumunii W o.
bronze wegierskiego sowietu.
~REzYGNUJE.
Berlin, 8. maja. - M~arszalek
polny Hindenburg napisal do pre-
zydenta Eberta, oSwiadczajac, il
pragnie zrezygnowa6 z naczelnej
komendy armii niemieckiej ! wy
cofat sic do ~prywatnego zycia.
,Podczas okresu przejsciowego,
pisze Hindenburg, uwaza}em "a
swoj obowiazek siuzyt ojzyznie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03
Sfabe Pfuca?

wsPANIALOMYSLNA OFERTA Ola
CIERPIACYCH MA SUCHOTY
EUROPEJSKI ZSAK OMITY SRODEh,
,.sANOSIN''.
Znane w 6wiecie medycznym uczenl.
Doxtor. DanelhIm. Sommerfehf, Wolff,
Noel, Gauthier. Essers uznaja SANO-
SIN natwiecej pomconem lekarstwem
ma piucne choroby jake bylo dotych-
czas wynalezione, Felix's Wolff mall
worry lekarz, dyrektor sanitaryum ola
suchotnIXow w Retboldssrun. anowi, ze
odrTrcii wszystkie tnne lekarstwa. SA-
NOSIN by1o oftcyalnie polecone W Ber-
linskiem medycznem stowa rzyszeniu
DIR. C. w. A.. Essers, Amsterdam, Hol-
land. mowi. jestto ,,Moralnym obowtaz-
KLEIN rozpowszeotrnic SANOSIN pomie-
dry Gala l~ufzkoscia". w Ameryce cier-
plscy bogacz | rubodzy, moga uzyc tego
niezwyklego domowego srodka, ktory
W Europie spotkai sic z wprost feno-
menalnem p~owodzeniem. SANOSLN dzla
Ia przez absorbowanie bakcyli - ME
przez zastrzyktwanie. Dale spokojny
sen beg moTfiny albo temu p~odobnych
szkodltwyoh sk~iaI1nikow. Dale prawie
natychmastowe polepszenie w kaezlu.
pluc.u krwia 1 potach mocuych. SANO-
SIN oikazuje sic jake blogosiawienstwo
dla wrszystk ich ciepiacych ma suchoty.
bronchity1n, Astme, bronchialny katar,
etc. Przyslijcie po ksiazecAke dawana
darrno. Adres 445 B. Unity Bldg, Chi
caso. Pokazcie TO c~ierpiacym. (Ogl)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03

ale Z zawarciem pokoju zadanie
mole bedzie spelnione i mole pra-
gnienie wycofania sic wobec mo
jego~ podesziego wieku bedzie po-
wszechnie zrozumiale tenn bar
dziej, &c wiadomem jest, jak ciez-
ko przychodziio mi spe}niac W
dalszym ciagu sw6j urzai re
wzgledu ma mole opinie moja o.
sobistosc." w odpowiedzi Ebert
zgodzil sic ma proSbe marszaika /
wyrazil uniewygasie podziekowa-
ME" narodu niemieckiego "a uslu-
gi i poSwiecenia Hindenburga.
BUTNA oDPoWIEDz MEM
cow.
Paryz, 8. maja. - Ma brytyjski
protest przeciwko obaleniu Lofty
skiego rzadu W Libawie przez
Niemoow i ma zadanie, ably Rad
ten byi ma nowo przywrocony,
rad niemiecki dai butna odpo--
wiedz, mowia depesze z Berlina.
Niemcy twierdza, re rewolte W
Libawie wywoiali sami kotysze.
Berlinska Zwoelf Uhr Blatt twier
dzi jednak, re Gala intryga byia
robota niemieckich baronow i po-
tepia polityke Niemiec ma wzor
rrzedwojennej,
ALFONS ZAMYkA PARLA-
MENT.
Londyn, 8. maja. - Krol hisz-
pahski Alfons podpisai document
rozpuszczajacy parliament, mowi
depesza do Exchange Telegraph
Co. z Madrytu. Depesza dodaje,
re powszechne wybory odbeda
sic w dniu 1go czerwca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03

liczbe agent6w bolszewickich,
kt6rzy rozpoczeli W Budapeszcie
szkole bolszewizmu i propaganda
miedzy lokalnymi sowietami. w
ten sposob b~olszewizm wegierski,
tory zrazu byi ruchem narodf
WIN. stal sic powoli oddzialem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03
Telsglamy l~agTanIezne,

-
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY l-szej.
leniem ich do wlasnej floty, gdy
tymczasem Ameryka Wielka
Brytania skianiaja sic r~aczej kit
ich zatopieniu.
Komitet papierow ~uwierzytel--
niajacych zebrai sic wczorai, ably
zegzaminowac dokumenty ME-
mieckich delegat6w, otrzymane
przedwczoraj W Wersalu, Stany
Ziednoczone i Alianci ME beda
podnosiG kwestyi kompetencyi
rzadu berlinskiego, uwazajac mi
uisteryum berlinskie "a ~wiasciwy
Rad niemiecki. Drugiego spotka-
MIA z niemieckimi delegatami W
tel sprawie prawdopodobnie. ME
bedzie, poniewaz decyzya pre-
siana bedzie Niemcom ma pismie.
Traktat pokojowy zawiera 10
do 20 rozdziaIow, mowi Marcel
Hutin W Echu Paryskiem. Wstep
zawarty jest W pierwszym roz-
dziale, gdzie wymienione sa po--
woody wojny i u~zasadniona po-
trzeba Ligi narodow. Drugi roz-
dzia} mowi o niemieckich grant,
each, trzeci zawiera klauzule, Cd
roszace sic do zmian granic /
wfadz zwierzchniczych mad terry
toryami, czwarty zawiera warun-
XII wojskowe, morskie i napowie-
trzne, a piaty mowi O. dyspozycyi
niemieckich kolonii. lime toz-
dziaiy ME So jeszcze zupelnie wy
konczone, odnosza sic jednak do
odszkodowania i innych finanso-
wych i ekonomioznych kwestyi, a
takze omawiac beda kwestye mic
dzynarodowej legislatury piracy.
Document kohczy sic rozdziaiem
o gwarancyach co do wypeinienia
warunkow traktatu przez Men,
cy.
Wersal. 8. maja. - Niemieccy
delegaci wyrazili swe zadowole--
ME z pierwszego spotkania Z
przedstawicielami Aliantow i A
meryki z tego powodu, re przy--
braio ono forme wzajemnej wy
MANY papier6w uwierzytelniaj9-
cych a ME byio jednostronnem
tylko zadaniem cd Niemcow
pnzedstawienia tych dokumen-
tow. Biora oni ten szczegof "a O.
make, re negocyacye p~rowadzo-
ne beda ma stopie rownoSci.
o c SKLONNE DO
KOMPROMISU.
Paryz, 8. maja. - Brytyjska Ii
rzedowa opinia zdaje sic podzie-
lac to przekonanie, re Wiochy
zgodza sic ma k%ompromis w kwe-
styi Fiume ma tel podstawie, re
.byloby portem wolnym.
Rzym, 8. maja. - Donosza, re
wojska wioskie wyladowaiy W
Dalmacyi. Wanna konferencya
odbyla sic wczoraj W biurze "a
granicznem miedzy premierem
Orlando, baronem Sonnlno, anne
rykanskim ambasadorem Toma--
SEEM Nelson Page'm i ambasado-
rem francuskim. Poiurzedowo
~twierdza, re konferencya ia miaia
bye wstepem do podjecia nego-
.cyacyi miedzy wNoska delegacy2
4 konferencya Pokojowa.
WOJSKA RZADOWE BA-
WARSKIE w MONACHIUM
Berlin, 8. maja. Wejscie
wojsk rzadowych bawarskich do
Monachium rozpoczeio sic wczo-
raj W poiudnie, pisze Vossische
Ztg. DR.. Landauer i Egelhoser,
komendanci czerwonej armli, 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03

-'T.
Konstytucyjny komitet narodo--
wego ~zgromadzenia W Weimarze
przyjal rezoiucye, moca ktorej
caiy system koleiowy Niemiec
przejdzie pod kontrole rzadu
pozostanie do kwietnia 1921 re-
XII. Jedynie reprezentanci Bawa-
ryi opierali sic temu wnioskowi.
Kopenhaga, 8. maja. - Wojska
rzadowe bawarskie zdobyty wei
scie do Momentum Cd strony
poinocnej W czwartek wieczor W
okolicy stacyi kolejowel, mowl
depesza otrzymana wczoraj. Vie
III uzbrojonych r%obotnik6w pod
dalo swa bron j zrzuciio swe czer-
wone odznaki. Demobilizacya
czerwonej armii postepuje szyb-
ko. Wiekszost ludnosci cieszy sic
Z przybycia wojsk rzadowych.
Przew6dcy komunistow zemscili
sic jednak ma zakiadnikach, kt6-
rych trzymali, mowi depesza z
Bambergu do berlihskiej Zeitung
am Mittag. Pomiedzy zamordo--
wanymi mieli sic znajdowac &C.
neral hrabia Bothmer, baron
Wuerstberg i kilku innych pre-
myslowych magnat6w.
POSTER ~JUGo-sLoWIAN.
Paryz, 8. maja. - Siedmnascie
tysiecy Jugo-Siowian zaatakowa-
10 w po~niedzialek cztery tysiace
wojsk karynckich W okolicy Ar
noldstein, Villach, Rosenbach
Rainier, m6wi depesza z Wiednia
do Zurychu. w rezultacie tych O.
peracyi Jugo-Siowianie przekro-
czyli linie demarkacyjna we VITO
rex, a we Srode przeszli rzeke
Brave w kilku punktach i.odcieli
Arnoldstein i Klagenfurt, zrywa-
lac przez to komunikacye niemie-
ckiej Austryi z WSochami.
RUMUNI POD BUDAPEST
| TEN.
Wieden, 8. maja. - Krcl ru--
munski Ferdynand w towarzy--
stwie francuskich generaiow
przygotowuje sic do w]kroczenia
Go stolicy Wegier Budapesztu ma
czele swych wojsk, mowi depe--
sza z Bukaresztu do Neue Freie
Presse.
Budapest, 8. maja. - w no.
tach swych do Rumunii, Czecho-
SIowacyi Jugo-Sfawii Bella Kun,
wegierski minister ola spraw "a
granicznych, m6wi, re rad jego
uznaje wszystkie zadania teryto-
rvalne tych trzech narod6w. Mi
mister zada natychmiastowego
zaprzestania krokow wojennych,
ME ~mieszania sic W sprawy view
retrzne Wegier i ugody ekono-
micznej.
Londyn, 8. maja. - Zblizajqcy
sic upadek rzadu Bell Kun ME
jest jedyn;e wynikiem militarnej
sytuacyi. ale' przedewszystkiem
lichej administracyi komunist6w
Sukcesv Rumunow i Czecho-Slo-
wak0w sd wazne, ale poza ten
Bella Kun ME mial szansy utrzy,
mania sic ma dluSo. Pope}nif on
blad fatalny. przejmuiac wiadze
cd Karoly'ego, przez to, Re roz'
puScii stara armie wegierska a
stworzyi nova czerwona. kt6ra
ME miaia silnej Podstawy i tako-
wei ME uzyskaia przez przylacze'
ME pozniej kilku pulk6w woisk
narodowych. Soviet rzadzif bo-
Ijszliwie. wiedzac. re wieksz5
czeSc wieSniak6w i burzuazyi jest
nieprzvjazna. Ably sic wzmocnit
Rela Kun sprowadzif z Moskwy
posla Lenina Szamuelty i pewna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03

Pos.ukHjea. prr-ys c7--N nitr,s
.s n.sls.a,' Dz SfS HSnsiss euii r c1sosK1s:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03

Dokohczenie re strongly l~-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03
WLOCHY SKLONNE DO
~KOMPROMISU.

Paryz, 8. maja. - Brytyjska IL
rzedowa opinia zdaje sic podzie-
lac to przekonanie, re Wiochy
zgodza sic ma kompromis w kwe-
styi Fiume ma tel podstawie, re
bylobv portem wolnym.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
AMONG THE CHURCHES

beng anxious to serve the com
munlty interests, both in regard 70
the fuel situation and the needs os
'no CHRISTIAN services number of
tue churches have arranged, with
the concurrence of the COMMITTEES
from the city council and the cham
per or commerce that by the use of
SIDE rooms or in any way to con-
serve fuel best some of the churches
VIII hold their morning services and
the evening meetings will he aban-
doned
In this way comparatively small
amount of fuel will be used. and at
the same time the general work of
the churches will not be entirely
broken into.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12

c. NJ. Hubbard late of the animal
husbandry division of the Texas
state experiment station, has been
employed here as extension special
list in animal husbandry. Mr.. Hub
bard was reared on a stock farm in
Oregon, principally sheep. He is
graduate of the Oregon Agricultural
College The work in Washington
to which he has been assigned will
be in the statewide promotion OF
live stock production. and in better
ing conditions pertaining to live
stock on the range and in the small
er farm flocks.
Mr.. Hubbard is we'll known in live
stock circles of the Northwest hay-
ing been with his father, an exhibit
or on Northwestern show circuits
and at fairs. prior to his entering
live stock work at the Texas expert
ment station.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
STYLE SHOW POSTPONED

The Style Show, which was sched-
uled for Saturday, Dec. 6, has been
postponed on account of the condi-
ton of the stage in the auditorium
The stage has been entirely refloored
with hardwood and a coat of oil
applied. The styles could not be
exhibited without injuring the cos
tunes with the oil on the floor.
The date for the style show will
be announced later.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
wv. hl~4 ~teQ

Corn land used as a seed bed for
wheat has received a decided boost
here through an experiment made
by Geo A. Olson of the division of
chemistry in the experiment station
Mr. Olson finds that wheat grown
on corn land of the year previous ex-
cells in nitrogen content wheat grown
on land cropped the year before to
field peas.
In this same experiment, the high
est nitrogen content was found in
wheat produced on fallow land.
Commenting upon this matter, Mr..
Olson says:
1T is generally accepted that
wheat grown on land which has pre-
viously been in some form of legum-
nous crop has an increased nitrogen
content. This improvement in the
nitrogen content of wheat has been
particularly observed where clover
or alfalfa was the leguminous crop.
In the case of field peas, however,
such improvement in quality as OBJ
served above has not always beer
manifested. In one field on the col
lege farm the wheat grown follow
ing field peas has been comparative
ly low in nitrogen. Both corn land
and fallow land showed up better.
Mr. Olson explains that high nj
trogen content in wheat means high
gluten content, and high gluten con-
tent means a superior milling wheat,
the flour of which is superior for
general use by bakers.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
METHODIST CHURCH

After consultation with the fuel
committee it was decided that there
will be the morning services only.
Sunday school and church. All
evening services will be set aside
At the morning service an offer
ing will be taken for the Washing
ton Children's Home Founding So
ciety.
All unit leaders are requested to
be watching for sickness, fuel fam
inc or other need. Members are re-
quested to report such matters to
unit leaders, stewards or pastor.
Boy scouts are also requested TO be
ready for service in these matters.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
MOTHERS CLUB

The girls of the home economies
department of the high school will
serve lunch for the members OF the
Mothers club Monday afternoon, De-
cember IL. previous to the regular
meeting of the club The regular
Program will include an address by
DR. A. A Cleveland and a marching
song and two carols by the seventh
and eighth grades
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
W ashington Water
Power Co.
II. r. TOMPKINS
Dist. Supt.
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL RE-
PORT AND PETITION FOR
CLOSING ESTATE
No. 333 7

No. 1887
IL the superior court Of the state of
Washington in and for Whit
man county.
In the Matter of the Estae of Will
lam Nolan, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Stella
~ Nolan, Administrative of the es-
tate of William Nolan, deceased, has
illed in the office of the clerk of
said cour here final report as such
administratrix together with her
petition asking the court to settle
SAID report, close the estate and dis
charge said Administrative and her
oondsman and that Friday, the 26th
uay of December, 1919. at 10 o'clock
d m. at the court room of orr said
superior court, in the city of Col
TAX, in said Whitman county. has
oeeh duly appointed by said super
ior court for the hearing and settle
ileht OF said final report and petit
non at which time and place any
person interested in said estate may
appear and file objections thereto
ana contest the same.
witness, the Hon. r. t. McCros-
Aey' Judge of said superior court.
anu the seal of said court affixed
'"is END day of November, 1919.
NJ. C. TRUE,
NSeal) Clerk of said court
nov2sdec26
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the loving friends for the
many kindnesses shown us during
our recent bereavement; also for the
beautiful flowers sent.
Ira Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. Mon
roe Bryant and family,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
BAPTIST CHURCH

The little church downtown. on
Paradise street, opposite the flour
mill. Sunday services: Bible class
at 9;45 a. M; morning preaching
service at HOO; B. Y. p. U. at 6:15
p. M. evening preaching service at
1880 Thursday prayer and social
service at 1880 p. m. Rev. J. c.
Austin acting pastor. tt
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

DIR, W A. Spalding minister.
On account of the fuel situation
the bible school at $50 a. m. and
the regular worship at 1900 a. m.
Will be held in the Christian En-
deaYor room, entrance on Star
Route street. There will be no even
ing meeting in the church.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12

The young people of the Presby-
terrain Christian Endeavor society
had a very enjoyable sleighing party
last Saturday evening After a five
mile sleight ride they found large
hospitality and splendid entertain
ment at the home of Max Hinrichs.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-12-12
FEDERATED CHURCHES

Services at the Federated churches
will be discontinued until further
notice, due to the acute shortage of
fuel