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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
MACHIHE-GUM COMPANY
HONQRS HUGH STOCKDELL
CrGaniZatiou of lIowitzcrs Changes
Name in Memory of i.utc
tomInuudcr.

Ia memory Of Captain Hugh stock
dell. who died in. this city on Christ
n,as DAY. the name OF the uowitZcr
Machine Cum Company has been
changed TO the Hugh StockGcil Ma
.H.he Eun company. This action was
taken last night at n meeting OF the
members Of the organization. II is
= tribute to III" leading part which
.'ptaln Htockdc!l. WHO was command
ing officer. took in pcrfcctin. the or
sanitation of the unit
The following officers were elected;
captain. w. w. FoindcXter: first lieu
'cnant. Fairfax c. Jones: senior Soc
qua lieutenant. Charles :. Woodson:
'pn'o: second lieutenant. w u. Hy-
man Three Of these officers We're
TIERS battery
Headquarters Of Tho company have
cen changed from the How!tzars'
HiLh%IF 70 me Trays Armory. Seventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
AylkT0RS ABANDON TRIP
TO PICK OUT AIR LANES
Ordered Back {, lan;s!c- Field .rt.r
SE Several False starr.
~ salem.
proposed aviation

The proposed aviation high. to
Salem. Va, BY Captain l.. J.. Cook.
Jieutenan;s l.. l.. Hiyhardson q l.
Meyers and y. u. smith and Sergeant
son. mechanics. for the purpose OF 10
eating air lanes. has been abandoned
for the present AZ Least The men
making the "trip We're cs.!ied back TO
Langley Fled yesterday.
Captain Cook ana his party icf,
i-ang!-y Field ihe irs; time a mrnth
saSo. and They were forced TO land at
SANDY Point. This noccssitatcd II de-
Jay OF = couple OF days. aftcr which
thcy came u &;!chmduh The planes
Ec.c oaMaS+u "a, tLc state i'ai"
Grounds by rain 3'hcy were shippcG
9acf I" the starting point. where 4
se.;0h4 start was made ten days later
CT i5tccinber 20. ana IL remained here
pnti yesterday. wurn It's members re-
&c wee orders IA ny bau!. to langley
ilr.d. S"Ecra. time" during ;hc naS:
t%o o. three week: scouting cXpcdi-
ttS'nS have hesu myGe 10 test IN.
TyeaiAeE tnr ne light . salem. Once
Lieutenant :lcAard soa los; himself in
a .s3owstorn 1900 :ec. a0oya tE"
earth. Rain ana cola weather ANA
G:ihdS cd planes succeeded one. another
~ nu,h fashion 20" t. prevent the trim
tic this dale. WhetA@r Captain COOKS
nsrtN VIII Try again immediately is
not known.
U wns stated yesterday illat tho trim
fsfouid ultimately hr made, as The pur-
pose oi IL II 10 l:hthcr information for
tho navigation branch. training sec
ton with special reference Il. ,tvic,
ton games. navigation dead leclouinrs
naV,fabie countries. landing fields. etc
tho airplnne service l. and VIVA; il
has done. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
WORK NIGHT AND DAY TO
I FIX WOMAN's IDENTITY
Police Attach Much Importance to
Shoe as Means of Learning
River Victims Name.
SEEK NINE MISSING PERSONS
Detectives Expect 10 Trace Each One,
With Hope Of Throwing Some
i@eLfght on Mystery Which DecpcnS
About WcStham Tragedy.

~ "a Developments in the mysterious case
yoEsthe young woman whose body was
9Westham Bridge more than week
ago. now rcvolve around the identity
or the woman. until thi$ is Gstahiished
resting the party guilty OF ihc murder
iifit later is proved that is was a case
of murder aud not suicide.
One lone thread seems to give prom
Use, In the matter of the identification
GOETHE woman. That is the dcciphcr.
within the shoes which She wore. one
OF the shoes has been sent TO the tac-
manager OF Il local ,saoc shop. tha!
experts there can toll to what Local
store the shoe was shipped BY refer
cnceato the factory marks When the
Shoe was ahown 10 him lie expressed
the opinion that /, was not z new dc
Sign. 1t was in good condition. al,
fitted with rubber heels.
ISFORMATiON FROM FACTORY
nS I.OOkED FnE rU-DtI
2 Information from the factory MAJ
renSh here, to-da: 1t mag proye OF
Granted tina, the place at whica the
shoe was sold ear be determined posi-
tiveiy. Il VIII then be necessary to
irE VITA the description d the dead
woman. This viii undoubtedly 10 very
Of false trails. rolre officers inves;i-
Citing the ease realize the nrooiein
y12ciNS ;hcm - to.loWtn. TINS ciNc, hJ.
they arc prernrcd 10 push it 20 the end
in t!is hope that j; may possibly solve
the deepening mystery.
l. Late last EiShi II WAS said at 70
lice HcaGguarrters ;hat Detective Ser
rca1; l.. Y kc!iam. VINO is handling
t:ie case for Tie EichltCnd po,i.c. with
TIC assistance of Detective Sergeant
C. T. T!nSley. had a clue 10 N'.ict im-
pni;:IIcc wLS sttI"hed. No details we're
given out Sheriff w ". s'.daor. .:
IIcnr!co County !s wogk.u" iCht ana
day on the case.
NOM TRYING 10 FIND
VINE pIFiERE\T MoMEX
gSihe work of the city and county de-
tectiNcS includes iraCluG riGc women
,&!I,o are rcrorted as mis-. ing. Each
process Q; elimination il may tuyi out
that one OF those mlsS!V" corresponds
TO the dead woman. Then ~. rolice
Mi! have = basis 10. t,ieir work III "s-
o. murder
Tina; the woman was murdered seenac
to be the theory IN tho minds OF the
ia soS ,6 iSis h my Jus wnI; laets
not been made known. Probably the
presence of the wire wrapped around
the body Indicates murder more
strongly than any o,her one thing;
hot be Yer. different from many sui
ctdes- for which prcrarat!on was de
made BY removing all marks
of Identification. The woman may have
have been removed by the murderer.
+ E!lc-1,romincncc which has ben given
TO the case and 1t; mysterious nature
have attracted n number Of inquiries
and daily the police receive letters ar
calls in connection With the iGentiiicn-
tim of the body. cp TO this time all
OF these have been useless in shed
ding any real light on the solution .:
the puzzle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

lhat Richmond's financial district in
ihc nriShborhood Of the post-otfice ;e
ICING "ircnE thencd is evidenced hy m,
removal OF an old established business
nousc from quarters il has occunicd
,oI many years TO make room for IN,
nome OF another financial institution
.,ans kady Co, for nineteen years 0c.
tupants or the building adjoining In,
Ientn Street. yesterday moved TO tho
guiding ON Main street, between Ninth
ana EIShth Streets. which was for
tWcntS-eight years the store Of X T.
Ihfistian q Co, until the latter re-
moved to Broad Street. The propertv
be!ns vacated Will make way for Inc
new building to be occupied by tho
American Trust Company. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
JUDGMENT IS ENTERED
AGAINST ALvAH MARTIN
Estate Ortlcrctls to Pay S5,34O.DO III
Excess Fees to- state of
Virgini
CASE GOES 70 SUPREME COURT
Judge X. Carter Scott Enters De-
cree In City Circuit Court UqnoIu-
ing Constitutionality OF West Law.
Other Suits Await Test.

Judgment for S5,34O.0G against the
estate OF Alvah II. Martin. former
clerk OF the Circuit, Court of Norfolk,
was yesterday granted the Common
wealth OF Virginia under the West fee
law, limiting maximum allowances
granted court clerks to $4,000 II year.
Judge Il. Carter Scott entered the
Judgment in the City Circuit Court.
Appeal from the decision will be taken
to the Supreme Court OF Appeals
'fhc ease is the first OF Il series be-
gun by State Auditor &. Lee Moore to
recover fees taken by officers in en-
cess o: the sums allowed under che
West Law. Thcrc are six others pend
ing, upon which action will be held In
ahcyancc until the Supreme Court of
Appeals decides on the first.
TREIII'S CASE AMONG:
THOSE HELD IN AREYANCE
Mr.. Martins fees for 1917 were ST.
iSO.O6. Deputies and Office expenses
cost the former clerk s7,l+O. leaving
balance. equal to the Judgment grant
cd due the State after his maximum
allowance was deducted.
The most notable of the remaining
Sin cases is that against James "
Court of Norfolk. Judgment for SELL
i6l,o is asked against him. other
judgments asked are those against
John 7. Fitzpatrick. treasurer Of Mel
son County, So.l1G.7o. w. b. hamilton
clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Wise
County, Slo'2.34; John Il. Evans. Civ
.,.ssraeant of Petersburg. $l1so.2G: T.
Thompson. clerk Of the Circuit Cour.
"t Portsmouth. $GS.12; 4. T. Glover.
City Sergeant of Portsmouth. sS6T.15.
Attorneys for the defendants con
tended before Judge scott that the
West fee law was Unconstitutional in
that IL was Il special law applying to
few offices. Will: in terms it applied
10 the whole State. The judge had
the matter under consideration for sc..
crai days before reaching decision.
Marriage License.
Bernard Luther Traylor go. Chesterfield
County. 800
Louise Isabel Schwartz uo). Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
HUNTING SEASON CLOSES
Board OF Supervisors Puts End Z,
Sport I'm HeRricO
90 County.

Ion account OF the scarcity OF game
the. Board Of Supervisors yesterday or
scered the hunting season In Hcnrico
the open season for sportsnen con-
ttnucs until February ]. bu, the few
birds. due to last winters severe
.yyeather. caused the IIcnrico authori.
ties TO follow the lead set by sevcral
Other Virginia counties.
s%tioarhs or supervisors arc authorized
ebE .Eta.uic 10 close tho hunting season
sIWhenoycr they see IT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

Congressman Kitchin t,,,,.,,.

Representative Claude k!takin. n
North Carolina, returneI to Wnsnin,,-
ION last night after bcing In Eicii.
lonu Tor several days at tn. bctlsi
o: n!S daugntcr Mrs James Shields.
o. Scotland Neck, ~ e.. WHO is iii :,i
the IohnsiCn Wills Sanptor!um. II
vas SAID last nigh. tina, Mrs Shi.lds's
condition was much improved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

1s SSSsS 81 coup
inerce to Hanover County for the best asri-
S cs sGrroand f Ills city Was delivered in
/ the presence of a large number of the coun-
I ty's citizens.
6 ep o ss1vss
has been Granted months ieays OF AL
Ws,sA c w Work ks tbs
CITY InS T-Ey H and Of Of bet tho ofs en
will Till MIR. winfr@y's place.
by the Police Department. 10 lock their ears
n numhsr OF stole. aut"mobles reported to
his 81 no tina"
e. 'SSn os. ns'%so? HTS"ns
opS" ironi window to &c, into the 'i hou nr.Su
Tyy," iisyns% Ts4ls Hs'I IsiSE pf hfi
c"sr further and find whether tho Car is n
sS" "1' as Fns" SS but nss
vas found when the car was searched.
The Red Cross motor corps is in need of
;'t,Hwc "or II rs tie present corps cannot
nrth ii,,. In Grder TO enlarge the corps short
y H. requir@i sx, .S '"I hour Who rn Wan
NJ inigrn,ati"n will be given Il, the He'd
Streets. '''
r F'Ra7 IL ice Ice s s. 3n's5 'hs
,n succeed Carter Glass. Secretary OF The,
t::;ri9t have been paid BY James p. Wood s@d
i rhs,n JSnn ; ~ Harr Of RGancise. and J.
d.lates from Rcinohc Src seeking both thu
,M"r; term which w.l exis: hut a few: days.
- not candidate for IL. ;~o-year term
Two additional investigators arc to be
added 10 the STAFF OF Miss Laura Howell.
y r'rSs ,.,,,t'M the United Stats pm
ny, zig. lion into Ike Incomes and sxnend-
var labor BOARD IN IL task OF establish
mE W go, I3"i?s sEh; %ounE Women haye
OF the city in this regard.
ri,,,y Clerk r., az, II. Mspowsil is confined
fears nav result in ,nurnya n"' w mnn IN, h.
.Je 10 come to his o.nce yystertay.
seTdn deaths %tre aSiTs'
!:utG5r company for .i's45s, asains, RoGs iT
i. Gart@r Sos; il cii2 cir ,Sit" court. "0S
J. Burwei Harrison formerly OF Cum
ve Xlr Was y'F fs"d Of nr ha s gsG
p.na;'m me-; Of Game ysn;sr,lay ne VIII
County, viii lis mother. - ""'
second L'er'"nnn; i;nIinc Hal Handy. u
Sraduate OF the first officers training camp
d. r'"rt \MN"r. nov YIN thc fhr". HIM
Hrc' anu Seven tcC!Ith X -siInent has been
promoted to ~ frs !.cutemUncy. according
| 20 information rsacil!a$ this city.
F, when abou. 1oo sIc!, ami wounded over
r ,;. ncn lef, the dcbarinton hospital Ut
\ WtSihampton yesterday afternoon ?:3J
",c!oGi for points in the South and North.
! rhc hos0'ial VS., c,"rr.d Of all tho r,"i
OF the third contingent. who arrived here
! uo"ut GA" 3. 2"t AXE fhrv- hun.!rvu aa,
'f'" '"f: r. go - ,hc West ..c@'crtIav
rnornng There has been no official am
3 hounH"meat 81 ia, JstT."+i OF another cus-
s.sament from Newport News.
iudge y. II. Wells OF Hastings Court.
i'art II. viii render hiss declNion to-day
concerning inc case "t l.. NJ Taylor who
, "np.a!"d I" III" hirhcr court when convict
; - IN P"l!ec Court No. :. Of selling con
IN Tay!or's case will be followed in deal
,.& with ton rthcr South Richmond con
ieci:oncrs also charged with Sunday selling
! : hGusri"";!r- course will bc conducted
! III" Young W"nen's Christian Assoc!a :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Toll
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

Volume lo3 Virginia Rcports-that IL.
tho cases decided by the Supreme Court OF
Appeals with opinions-wiil soon so TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08
LUCY RANDOLPH MASON
HEADS SUFFRAGE LEAGUE.
Is Nominated for Presidency to Sue
coed Mrs. Is. Is. Valentine,
Resigned.
OTHER OFFICERS ARE PUT UP
Will BE Confirmed Next Tuesday.
Organization FavOrS Movement to
Build Public Library AS Memorial
TO Heroes OF War.

Miss Lucy Randolph Mason was
nominated for the presidency of the
Richmond Equal Suffrage League III
the annual primary yesterday after
noon. She will succeed Mrs. Il. B.
Valentine. who was forced to resign on
account of ill-hcalth after nine years
service. Miss Mason has been active
in the work OF the State suffragists for
the passage of tho Federal amendment
Mrs Kate Langley Bos!:cr was uomi
rated for first vicc-prcsident; Miss
Katherine Heath Halves, second vice.
president: Mrs. George Harvey Clarke,
third vice prcSidcnt; Miss Cally RS-
land. fourth vicc-prcsidcnt. and Mrs.
Milton IL. Marcusc. fifth vice president.
Miss Nora Houston was nominated re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Grace II. smith
Sampson. auditor. The nominations
" ~, - tol''ii ';'.,'i n"Xt i'u"sdaN.
resented on the executive council.
nominated to include the following
o' ,Ia.,, MAnD.
+ {; 5 3$si$n M ia! vs. ;. ri MsxsM
Eu'ora IL. Riei,arlssn jai@Ss ~ Durham
's'S" l. ''S iEfFTn~p SS?t WSh6 SAGE
Ho!Pa2 M sasFs'i r. ( { W Wr. s%''A'e
: '' ''"S' Lp Ms,, &%$SIEan. $ "''''''
W. w 6 r Sagse Mrf%rr Agi,.n Is"es.
:: ?. GadSt IL Iior naEs H. .ions,
HNn %sa, WAkD. Gar"
Il G. M H,,,,.,n J. Ty!gr .Iy9son
'""h liart ,,.P. }. Kcrnodlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

second l.'er'"nnn; i;ni;imr Hat Handy. a
graduate OF The first officers training camp
t, r"rt>Aiy"r. nJw W.tn ,hc fhr-Y Him
cred ana Seventeenth Regiment. has been
promoted to ~ frs l.cuteHGncy. according
10 information reaching this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

iudge - II Wells. OF Hastings Court
fars II. viii render his declMi"n to-day
concerning inc case Of L. VI. Taylor who
"pp.a!"d I" til" hirher court when convict
- IN rpl.ee Colri No = Of selling con
IN Tay!or's case will be followed in deal
,.& with ton rihcr south Richmond con
ire;:oacrs also charged with Sunday selling
hGuseli"";nr course will bc conducted
III" Young Wonet!'s Christian Assoc!a :
i!on. North First Street. during the nest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

AZ a meeting of the Board OF Supervisors
OF Hanover county tho intercoun,y cup
awarded by the Richmond Chamber Of Com
nerce to Hanover County for the best agr-
cultural exhibit made by one OF the c9un.
tics surrounding this city. was delivered III
the presence of a large number OF the coun-
ty's citizens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

When abou. 40 sic!; ami wounded over
, ,, 'ncn left the dcbarisntion hospital Ut
WtSthampt0n yesterday afternoon at a:3y
"'cIock for points in the South aad North.
y" hosI'iai Vs., "i"nr:d Of AL III" m"p
"I the third contingent. who arrived hero
uorut axe fhIut nun.!r,u l;iii
&C." '"f. =. e 80 - ,hc West '~~'cr,lav
morning There has been official an
h"unv"neat ~ ia, J.rT:"ai OF another con-
S.S5Mcnt from Newport News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

]. Eurwell Harrison. formerly OF Cum
bvr.a"G County. i:1w ~ NtnE.ton. y. y.
is in Virginia visiting friends and rela-
i.veS IL WAS in the offices OF the state
Department Of Game yesterday. lie will
>pcnd this week ~ Woodburu. Cumberland
County, with his mother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

tn. camp community service activities
has has been GTanted months ,eaTG OF At.
~ connection with the war work Of the
club. Howell l. England. of Detroit. Mich.
will ill MIR. Winfrcy'S place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

owners OF automobiles are being warned
10y the Police Department TO lock their cars
and tho spare tires carried them. The
number uf stolen automobiles reported to
headu quarters recently seems to indicate that
this form OF theft is becoming popular.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

The Red Cross motor corps is in need of
hl"Ir "ornerS. lGc present corps cannot
answer all OF the calls. ii was said las;
nlthi In order &c. enlarge The corps; short,
.T hourS VIII be given To those who cannot
tNc iht required sixteen hours "a week
At Information will be given AZ tho I;.J
c'oSs headquarters. Fourth and Grace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

Judgment in f."or of McGrav. Tir. and
Rubber Company for siS4H.$3 against Robert
y ko!cr WHs yesterday ordered by Judge
=. Carter scott. in City Circuit Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

Frank Z. hush. 1913 itcnsingtun Avenue
,. rSn?rIsJ t" ihc poiies that his house
bond NJ. lll:5o stolen. The thief pried
open front window To get into the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

Marriage License.
Bernard Luther Traylor go. Chesterfield
County. 800
Louise isabel Schwartz No). Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

Sylytnia license No. l3oI95 is being held
hy the p4ice until they can investigate the
case further and find whether the car is n
SSn "he' of It Mna driven here by
vas found when IN. car was scarcbcb ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-08

PRIMARY ices 10 enter The race on .Innu-
~! Is Ia ;he SIKH Congressional District
y succeed Carter Glass. Secretary OF the
!rc1Sur- who was representative OF the
: :";r!Gt. nav. been paid bv James p Wood
ana JohH NJ. Hart. of Roanoke and j
THOMPSON Brown. of Bedford. 'Thc two can
I.diics from Roanoke Src seeking both thu
Sh"r; term which wNll cXis: hut a few DAYS
and .ihe long term Of two years MIR Brown
Is not candidate for IL. ;Mo-ycur term
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy -If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young is to feel
young = TO do this you must watch your
liver and bowels - there's no need of
having a sallow complexion - clark rings
under your eyes - piulples - bilious
look in your face - dull ewes with no
sparkle. Yo1r doctor will tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from in
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards. well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable conf
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave 10
his patients for years.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. the substi.
tute for calonel, are gentle in their action
yet always effective. They bring about
that exuberance of spirit, that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toning up the liver and clear
ing the system of impurities.
You will know DIR. Edwards Olive Tab
lets by their olive color. 10c and Csc per
box. AL druggists,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03

Lewis. where he received his hohor-
able discharge from the medical oe-
partment of the army. For the past
year he has been stationed at Kelly
Field. Texas. in the main hospital
where he was in charge of the phar-
macy. After few days visit here at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
/. \ Richardson, he Will leave for La
Grande to take charge of his drug
business there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03

At the meeting Of surerintendents
and principals held at la Grande sat
urdav. in attendance from umahIiA
county were W. W. Green. county
school superintendent, principal t1t17
patrick of Weston and HI. T. lnio"'
principal of the local high school. The
meeting was addressed by state Su-
uerintrudcnt Churchill concerning
the new educational laws of the state
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03
Fiery Eczema and Skin Eruptions
Readily Yield to This Old Remedy

an equal as a blood purifier. beins
probably the oldest blood medicine
on the market. 1t has been sold BY
druggists for fifty years. Get bot
tie today and begin treatment thaf
will get results.
You are invited TO write to-daE
for complete and full advice as g.
the treatment of your own case
Address. Chief Medical Adviser
Swift Specific Co.. Dept. II. Atlanta
Georgia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03

A Clear Brain and healthy body are
essentia ! for success Business men,
toaShers. students, housewives. aho
other workers say Hoods Sarsa parflla
gives them appetite and strength. AMI
makes their work seem easy. 1t over-
comes that tired feeling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03
40 stu in France.

Base Hospital 40. of which Miss
Stasia Walsh of this city is a mem-
ber. is not expected to move for some
time. Because it was reported that
the unit was soon to be sent home.
Major II. c. Yenney sent the follow
ing cablegram to Mayor Baker OF
Portland on Saturday: please noti-
fy papers that Base Hospital 46 is
still here CBazoillels. Meuse, France).
All members want letters regularly"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03
Returns from I.cglsIatnrc.

. William ~EoweiIss city editor of the
PendIeton Tribune. who has been II.
Salem attending legislature as clerN
for Representative Cyril G. BrownelL
returned 10 Pendleton yesterday, ae,
companied By Mrs. Lowell and their
children. Mrs. Lowell has been in
Portland visiting her mother during
Mr.. Lowells absence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03

ts AT present double the number
which called during the first few days
that the offices opened. According
Ia W. u. Chamberlain. head of the
office here. the number is not We, as
large as it should be as there are only
IL more days until the time limit
March Il, Is up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03
Private Showing of Picture.

Seventy Pendleton people VIII be
guests this evening at the Arcade the
ater to witness a private SHOWING of
the picture. THE Heart of Human
.ity." Music will be by Stanfield's
augmented orchestra. Public per
formances of the picture are sched-
uied for Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03

Wilson Jones, sveu-Near-oIu son
of Phillip Jones, died last n'Sht at
SEQ after an Illness Of three months
following an operation for appendl-
citiS. Death occurred at the family
home en- Mckay creek and inter-
ment will he this afternoon at O'Clock
at the Mckay cemetery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03
Asks for Divorce.

Cora Elizabeth Sutherland has
started suit against Walter A. Suth-
erland asking for divorce. The
complaint alleges cruelty and failure
to provide for plaintiff and their two
minor children. of whom she asks the
custody. 1t also asks for $50 a
month for the support of the children
while the trial is pending; that the de-
flendant he required to pay $3.50 for
attorney fees. and SIS for court costs,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-03
Ned Fowler TO California.

New Fowler, OF this city, VIII be a
member OF the University of Oregon
basketball team which will play the
winner of the California series prob
ably IN Berkeley next Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. BY defeating the
o. A. C. team in Eugene Saturday
with a score OF 2S to %. the univer-
siiy quintet earned the right TO make
the trip to California.