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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-27
Beaded Bags
as Gifts

There Il style - well
as distinction ID . beau
tiful beaded bag.
In small shapes there
are bags having blue
ceuters with red floral
design and beaded tas-
sells and handles. They
are lined atkacHvely
and fitted with coin
purse and mirror. Price
$1,000.
~ VIZ special valus q {
bag a. asserted colors. fun
sise With fringe on the bot
tom. Price e1too.
Ban having butterfly Dc
signs surrounded BY dainty
flower effects have . Wisterla
baelnfound. The hame rep
resenfs old ivory. Very an
dQue IN appearance. Price
Beaded Bau In Oriental
DESIGNS and colorinSs have
jee background, with paisley
borders. Price @eeoo.
Other Bags are priced d
o171o and o6o00
Main Flee'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-27

Women who have been reading our
advertisements about Prof. Charles
Munter and have not heard him are
invited to come tomorroW-bring a
friend with you-you will consider
the time well spent. Ask your neigh
Dor friend about Prof. Charles Mum
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Sang ~Suftreile.

@aihiugtou 3. 2ibe Sui. 81
WPiIitpraeroplan UNDER Ssitnart y.
9. Sarts'S aommanoo % meb eli
NeiGtning paa lem Wano off Sci. &c
ioag Sormiooag OF ira oen berpr'
rcnoe SlppepIabS iorat begipe liz al.
iteb paa en- 5000 Nil lang 2uitreiiC
omfrina 2anoetS goerarGnier. Oct
isrite Sioppclteo bill bli Guauitn,
Maine, $50 WPiI ira Walbington.
Get er ocn lGugitc 5lppning, ION
er ioriset al oct militGre 6lpnepGieu,
og itr9ffer fla oner 81 Stater oa %
@per. Sra gusnito eaar Reiici hi.
oere til Glcpelanb, Ohio, Gnliitb.
Winn., Seattle, @aib., Gan Diego.
Gal, San Iutonio, Ger, Wiami
Sln., % oerira tiIboae iii Woibiug.
ton. Gen uologte &ilte bar ell 20.
tallpugbc al S,005 WiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01

aariee Sprmans, 2. o. OIitae al Nin,
~ueapolis. Bore Spilemrno. SeIse
Sboreieu ca Or. SoIlim, bar M ans
Tonne, % itrar IsS &c flenete % ti9re
Sonrr meo SGterIof on SuIereIeit for
ben betague ~SoriamIins.
en- Sotoerai. q. Soff. @rano Sor.s.
toe Siueoer af SoriamIinsen. % Iss
Oct aiilutteses til Rihoao. en- plan.
Iaat automobiItur forpurreScs az 8egs
net, men Observation-Disclosures mce
SaIlin9erue forleb til aIles SiIfreosheo.
SsIgcube Troaram bIeu ga ueiert:
Gang, "Gmeriea". aabuiuestaIe al Sr.
@urmeis. Seleipil of Sr, Solum, SEE
tlamatiou, 3aeua Stensrion, SeIcipiI al
9eIse Sborelen, a~ainitmdIer 8ulieis
ions ~Srcmoisuins al lit IaIeri. Sen
eeenSe SoIhat" os 6oreSrns al iaurme,
moriomme Stibber al {. z. G~iunebers.
CALLING Srio of en- audrtet. Gale al
NumsodIsIaaets 6ormano q. IS. Meicrs
ion, iaa iaien Seleipil % Saaineouns
% @uro i'll tent ON Niteneu. otter iles
res llhtaIelicr par bette CT AZ &c beoite
gfeber, ri bar bolbt. % Set eeradoer
@peu @rano Sorts til 9gre. at Den tuns
DC unoerboloe % ieree for iaa mango
Soft paa eli Sang. Snt for Meoet ale
iantmen os bel meot urite Sang.
Numehslcrne pil merte iie, at Dor
npc Garbog er iterre % iuoboIosriserc
END Sc andre. 90 pi ma irtte Triicn
paa Den til IS Gents, portofrit iiIienot.
8. 8. gnestpeot, Scfr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
IRA Mrher, @pntana.

Sea BIZ tiuaoe mig at benptte Slaoet
pa ienbe SiIien til mine eamle Senner
oe Naboer / 5oipn al Sisru Rarf, Nor
mar Co.. Iinn., ba ieg bar blanot De
fsrite, iom reiite en- Sptte heb elpen
beruoe / 1880, for mart 39 aar iioer.
9isie mine sar,Ie @enner 90 Nnboer
maa ies bile SarueI. : gaar eoers
Del. % iaa sisr ieg. Sen 27oe Se'
bruar 1914 reiite ies / eOot SlGhefsre
til SertiIe. Soset paa u. y. n9rmeae
iis SertiIe % nosIe git al 90 andre ites
OBJ / Soaet 81. 4. 81. 5 bar hi | Grootss
Ton og trpSiese Heb &iber. SIoben bar
tit lloipring / Bet pitlise Otter Gail %
optager SaISene peb Sereus Sails.
Saa bar ri | @rano Sorts. 5urIistcs
get al. fra @rauo SORTS al. s, % fas
rer afiteb meo Ell Saitisheb az 80 Wil
| Simen oser Noro 9atotas SIetter.
Sor tile Irnse iioeu a Der Scfiernes
geiteSmart os SuSianernes Saatmart.
Saa bapoe ri Iiseiom ct Stint at De-
riIs Safe. SO miuore man Tiger ON
oenne Sie. bes bsore. Saga bar enonn
life CLIENT. hpao ben oioIte. Otter SoIs
neosang tirSe iussu Snbianer qua
tin gaas; na a Sissn ct San'Iines'
iteo for ale ouoe @anoer, iom ogida
Narnet uieuer ON, % bet or neset bes
tegnenoe. 9rite Tag bar Ri TONNE inc
| Montana, Der ier pi @arrtegn; Selts
% Soruipas grGsisse paa giSSerns.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Sra glme Sill % Srroef, @sinn.

Sperfen | bette eler andre SId0e
fer iea noeet fra oiSie &anter. Set ler
lb iom man Der bare lfuer noootil %
foIoer Jig iaa noseulunoe "a jour" meo
&c itpre neutrality-suspicious. % slem@
mer iaa, at man ieIo er Ell linen 9enfe
/ Den itore ~@erbensfi9be. Ser er nors
lie Settlementer, Horlfe p~peralt, % her@
tales Norlt paa @eie % StrRber, paa
@aoer % @utiter. Scr prGoites paa
&orif, bebcs pao Norit o8 hinges paa
Morif, og DC paaitaar, Sub f%oritaar Oct,
men ON Saroing ira Soma bar ber,
piIbe ban finbe boor 9apio fisbte 2uet.
Seq bnpoe albrig oreuIt ON. at ben ames
r~itanife Station piloe siere Jig til Satter
for belle @erben beo at tiQaoe no9le
npripntc % trausbrpiteoe Terloner,
~aanoelia talt, at Lobe Storm moo frernz
meoe Spros.
Sgida Natiren her minoer meget ON
Horae. Sc frooiee Stoge meo De Spbs
msrfe Sfoetiern, meb De %tniinoe ii9
Greens Spib6eb ipemmeuhe Sanplilier.
Sa minbeS hi Sbiens Orb:
Iogt Big, Barn, for S%iernets Strsmme;
Surlist, farIist Der ct brsmme.
Neften Iaber, iom han ioper,
Silien le9er operoner.
@en Sorbsmpuet? ipsrscr Oh, bpors
Dan er BET? @ppt oe bnot iom operalt.
Sc sprise 2obe siGIber Der ionr ~operaIt:
"8ip % on ital sipes". Soroen maa
pasIes iom ct lenenbe 2eeenle - Der
mao fees nsie efter, bbao Den bebspet,
% ben bill sipe Dig rtgeli9 isien. Ser
aples ben fineite Iais, 8peoe, slug.
Ioteter, @Ieoer os Mfalfa. Sorbpris
ierne CT biliee enbuu, men Oct Tiger Jig
feb, at en- 40 @iI fra @inneapolis %
meb gber itrsS runbt pnfring, iaa bill
DC mart saa op til en- ipimleiloe Seioe.
Meit SoIf fra Sulua o8 Satota Itrsnts
nter til % tisber 2ano Der. Ser er ire
norIfe airter pe n9r til Stule operolt,
uonertebe Nartebsplabie og Wteierier.
Sarolo W. We1ter.
Zimmerman, Ntnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
SRA Saalep, Saf., Canada.

Set ituIbe bore enifeliat, ON "Seeo@
robs8piten" pilbe gipe SLABS fJr noele
&inier, % / iaa Sab CT ieg '.te9et tat@
nemmelig. SORT bill ieg iige: "Secos
robsSoiten" er ct sobt 8lao, pg oa bet
bar reeeImGsitg siprt mig @eIsg ! mani
&c, mango aar, iaa er ieg goot tlenpt
meb BET. Iaa set saa Oct bel % M
oct fortiGtte at pGre ben famine Salss
muno til oct norlfe Splt berefter ION
bibtil
NeoItripercn af bisIe 2inicr fom bib
fra 8aglep, @iun, for II Ior Iipen.
Sar talorig ansret paa, at le9 TOM btp.
cSorbeu er eob, al bebIte fort. Sapne~
oano % Slaat er bet riselig al. Set
er beripr ieleiast, at Der orioes meo
blonoet Sarmiue, ligeiom Oct er rle9et
iielbcnt at finoe en- Sten | Soroeu. VT
ian gierue iiee at Sanbet ber er Stog'
lamb meb Iterre % minbre Iabntn8er
pperalt. Siemligt er berfor Snroet Der
for norife SoIt. Sernbane tommer bel
mart; thi / CONNER er her opltittet
Here oinier. So airfer er Der o9laa.
OF set fer nGpute bill "Secorab>Sos
items 99iere Ie, at bet norIte 6olt l
Wala al 9ano til Sicm for JIG bar giort
Get qobt os at ber er itor Srem9a19 til
Soltefs @ebop.
General Sberman ifal / lin STD bare
5aat: "Ganabu CT ben frosne Gone.
men 0oroens Solt par life banee for
at ooa iuo / oenne frpsne gone FOR at
bpaoe % bo, og Be fanbt oisle Slaeoro
ubolbbare. Sci, nei, Canada er et tort
% rist 2anb. Set bar Gllm o8 6eoe
for @iIipner at Sol..
Nei, MI tomner jes bort fra Oct, ies
meute at ifripe ON, uemlig ON Solt %
Sorboloe beb 9a9lee. Set bar ieg n9s
iaa qiort, enbifient bet er life meeet,
% Ifol ilutte bisie 2inier uleo at li9e
Iibt ON mig ieIp. 9a ieg Tom ber for
II Oar iiben, tom ies meo Sautilie, @u'
itru oe 6 9ern. Win Sultril osoe bet
fsr1te oar, % en- af 9erneue = en- Ssn
(Sstar) bebe af Snfluen5aen forleoen
9ar. @eo min Suitrus gortsang bleo
Sioen ieliom turg, til bun bar at ltsne
for en- eoo gngel for mig 90 gernene.
So al gernene Dor MI ber paa bier lin
Sarm = eifte % bar @srn. SiSItles
Sen @dar bpgeebe iea mig St Sus, life
iaa tort, men BOG tort NOT for mig o9
notiaa aobt. Siolleben S~snoaestpeio
Tom mango al Nabperne iamt 3 al @crs
meme for at snifc mig tiqpite mcb 9us
let. Sc babe meb &affe pg Nao lanlt
en- @ape til mig oslad. &tr. U. ..
So6nIen % Taitor SrsuIi al Sritirfen
taIte bper noeet, % n aubcn lang en-
Gang. ger spb MOB DC sarllc" o.'.b.
Sat for geieeet.
4aar ieg mi Hitter oisie Sinier meo
en- fi9rlig Silien til Slrgtnineer %
aan1le @enner baabe | Stnterne og I
Norge, iaa bill DC ic. at ieg bar bet bra
os bill pGre %fornsiet.
SprfeI Iaier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01

%ae@rceor, Ser Dor | WinnedpoIis. oa
6ilon Ser or 2rrerinoe. @srneue toe
hans ipraiTe 9epuiuacr tilbaae til 8is.
coniin. S~egraoeIieu bolotes fra hams
Teue. Hobert RoIsrcms Sism een 20oe
Rat. aaIano boiler M peo Chen at
lin Suitru pna Utica Nenigbeos @rap,
pIoos til C%pitanheIienS Moreen. yas
tor ". 6initaS iorrettet baaec oeo on,
Jet % peo @rapen.
anInno babe ier Seiteuo, men sc er
ale osoe unotdeen en- Sror. Ole NaldnS.
Der Dor | Sarge. q. 3. 6aus IRE Born
oar ale tiIiieoe unher S~egrapeIier. 9iaa
@uo eIroe bans Si9l i Sinmerise
q. Q. .. RoIerem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Gn Huromnno fra Sapn.

GIitab, en- Gorbmarb, iom i 20 @lor
bar pGrct boiot poa Sapo, hpor han
oriper Claimant. on 8crleiorretuiuo
iaini Grport al aofoSnebocr. opbol.
Der iia iortiben / New gorf / Sorrct.
ninger. Wr. Glitao. iom itoar / Sor.
binhclie mcb oct itore Suoelcrfirmc
Siiinnp, lfal bl. a. babe meo lig Ell
bigger Eerle, ionl reprGientcrer en-
|Groi al Ell Wilion SraitcS. &ar
ilooanoreoe ira GioSpolo for 80 va,
iiben oe bar life ienerc uerct tilbagl
| Horge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01

-Suspennen" er ~eardnteret 10
Var. men bill bare en- RenneHeaIber.
2e faar Soften for baIo pris. noar
Te iisber en- Raiiin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
Epoems SOFT.

Mrs. aari Slion. everett. 8nih.,
peec Den ste Suli efter en- 8 NaaueoerS
baarb Sbgoom % bIeu bcgrcDen Den
ODE SuIi. aibpoe bar feot i Nesberao,
Iebre SeIemartcn. ben 16ne Sliui 1850
% nadeoe en- Nlner al 80 anr % 10
Sage. 5uu par me9et taalmooiB uns
Ser Sngbommen. 6un eiterIooer Jig en-
isrgeube sggteiCIe % 9 Barn ianlt rs
@nrrebdruebarn. bpornf DC iIcite Dor /
Rinueiota. afbeoe bar NeAlcm al
f@or 6reliers luthsrife Ieniebeo /
gpereti. Yaltor G. 8. N%orogaaro for
retteoe 5adoe / 9iemmet peo airteu o.
reo @rdbeu. og meset Soil fulgte aiosoe
til beuoes iioite 6piIeiteo. Afosoe bar
Ell meeet iiGrlie % itrGpiom 9uitui.
@uo peliigne benoes @tinhe
8. 3. 6IiOu.
Sneers ". SaIano bar feot | Iores
iiorS, Rorse ben t6be Stiober 1s49. 5
1874 bier Ban aift mep Gil SoI6erg.
Samule Nar iIpitet be iii Rorofioroeio.
bpor be begpuote 9anobauoleri, iom
ban betisute / en- 81 aor. aaIauo bar
Ell begnost 6anoelsHtauo, Gtllg og OPP
rigtig / al lin @aroel.
Serc5 sGsteitab bleb neliiBnst meo
otto Bern. rnen ire al Rem osoe / en-
una Mloer. aaret 1895 ON @adreu .cm
ban meb i'm camille iii aneri!a. iii
S~errpoiae. @iS. ; nosen Tigers lib
eftcr scres antomit boese be bos en-
Sslter, Rrs. .. q. Rolorem, Der bars
be prret boidt / Nmeri,a / ca. 20 aar.
Rogen SiS eiierat be bar !omret iii
ameriin. .isbte De rig en- Sarm CT FIRE
gRil fra Serrpuile, apor be boeoe / ca.
% aar.
aaret 1911 hapoe ban ben Sorg at
mite i'm r~rofaits 5uitru. Der troli9 saus
be itaaet bam 81 | ale SiSie aar. 5un
blep iteot til 5pile | Utica Renigheos
air.esanrS. ! 1911 Ssoe bans eIoite
Ssn, IRONS. Der | en- Sci Var banee
boet | minneapolis. Gan bIep osiaa
ioroiRitet | llticas airssgaaro.
Sommersn 1917 bIeu auoerS Slalans
pIubielis baarSt ira. Dan ioIete lin
6arm os flptiet til Rinneapolis. bocr
bans ire Born. Gourao. SiIoa % Sienp,
pIeist bam paa Der 5eeite Iise til Der iiSs
lie. Gan ssee seu 16oe Tni ipaar; ban
eitsrIoS ZIG ire Barn. nenIig: Con,
rdb. Der er aniat neS en- Scrretring |
RinneapoIis. Rrs. Bertha Stlart. Der
Dor | gueprlis, Y. D, Rrs. Sisnp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
CANADA ~ifiUnfes
Dimi Rioee

Nem 9orf oeu 23oe Sui. Gen
tersmte @imi Rioge, ser. eiter al
hare toitet mango tliien Sranitmrnb
9ipet. lluttells blep iuotoset al aana.
bierne, or al Sraufrig ifiGrtct Ga
raba I'll Soel OF Gle. Speroraselieu
uebpenoiggioroe appropriation al al
Yripateicuoom paa oenne biltorilfC
Slagmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
en- poloie OIiebrcno.

Sra @bittier, Gal, berettes Den
23be Ssuli. en- Stanoaro Oil Com.
PAM tiIbsrenoe SIietiloe, beligsenoe
omtrent ipp Nil | Spo berfra, Tom
man biotil bar maattet pllmpe Slien
op of, bespuote ibag pIuoicIig at
fIonme ouer Soppen % bpit op |
9riteu. Slicr formelig foster op al
Soreen % / iaa p9loise Masier, at
Irobuttiouen M anorager i'll ben-
inloo 10000 Barrels | 9sgnet. 6irti
Mauo ienotes ioag oeriio forat issc
at faa Glieflommen bragt unoer
9ontrol. men oeres Seitr9belier bar
bibtiI p9ret forgi9pes.
Evening star., 1919-10-15
WOMAN LAWYERS WANT
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Local Organization Hears Commit
tee and Delegates Reports
at Fall Meeting.

A movement to unite all associa-
tions of woman lawyers throughout
the country in one national associ-
alton was started last night at the
fall meeting of the Women's Bar AS
sociation of the District of Column
bia. at the home of the president.
Miss Ida NJ Meyers. 1861 Harvard
Terrace. The association directed
President Meyers to bring this sub
ject to the attention of other local
associations and to seek their CO.
operation.
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey. ap-
pointed at the last meeting of the
association to head committee to
investigate and report on the need
and advisability of urging the enact
ment of more just laws for the
benefit of children born out of we'd
lock, declared that her investigation
showed that there was an urgent
need for such legislation. and recon-
mended that the association give the
weight of it's influence in that direc-
tion.
Miss May OTocle made a report
on the business accomplished at the
Evening star., 1919-10-15
CHANGE IN ITINERARY
OF WOMAN PHYSICIANS
Visit to Public Health Service De-
partment to Take Place of
Trip to Child Bureau.

A change in the itinerary of the party
of woman physicians Of the Y. w. G. A.
international conference of woman
physicians who will arrive in Washing
ton this evening for a short visit to the
city was announced this morning by DR..
Ada r. Thomas in charge of arrange
ments for the visit.
Instead Of the delegation going to the
children's bureau tomorrow morning at
8 O'Clock, where it was to have been re-
ceived by Miss Julia Lathrop, it will
leave the Willard at $50 and go direct
to the pubic health service department,
where they will be received by Col.
Pierce. Later in the morning they will
go to the Walter Reed Hospital, the
Capitol and the surgeon generals Ii
brary. On their return they will be
the guests at buffet luncheon at the
where they will meet Mrs William
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, Mrs. Robert
Lansing, Surgeon General and Mrs. Ire
land. Admiral Braisted and Mrs. Braist
ed, Col. and Mrs. Matthew A. Delaney.
At 2:30 O'Clock in the afternoon the
party will leave for Mount Vernon. and
on their return will be taken through
the residential section of the city. In
the evening they will be guests at a din
ner of the College Women's Club and
afterward guests of the Women's Medi-
cal Association of the District. The
will return to New, York late
Thursday morning.
Evening star., 1919-10-15
SCHOOL STAMP BUYERS
FREE TO MAKE SALES
District Field Director Declares No
Pressure Is Exerted in Favor
of Holding Stamps.

Miss Margaret f. Whitzell, field di-
rector in the District schools for the
war savings organization of the fifth
federal reserve district. today said
that no pressure has been brought
in the schools upon pupils to hold
their war savings stamps.
The pupils are informed that the
interest at maturity of the stamps
will be greater than the interest re-
but no pressure whatever is brought
upon them If they wish to cash."
Miss Whitzell declared.
In fact, that is one of the basic
principles laid down by the Treasury
in this 1919 thrift campaign, and it
is being carefully observed, as far
as the schools are concerned.
Save for Definite Purpose.
Indeed. one of the most attractive
features to the pupils has been the
understanding that they may cash
when they desire and has resulted
in many children saving for definite
purpose. Many last term saved enough
to purchase their high school books,
and one entire class of eighth grade
boys saved for cadet uniforms of
this term. Other pupils saved and
by cashing their stamps helped to
pay their trip expenses during vaca-
tion. Ope little boy, blind In one
eye. bought himself a glass eye that
he might look like other boys.
NO cards or other form of message.
urging children to refrain from CASH
ing their stamps. have ever been au-
thorized or distributed through the
schools; no child, to my knowledge.
has ever been refused the cash value
of his stamps if he wished to redeem
them, and no parent has ever pro-
tested to me or at my Office that
Evening star., 1919-10-15
Report on Mexico Promised April /

Ell PASO. Tex. October 15.-The
United States subcommittee of the
foreign relations committee, which is
investigating the Mexican situation,
will not be ready with it's report be-
fore April l. 1920. D. NJ. jackson, sec
retary and legal adviser of the sub
committee, announced upon his ar
rival here from Washington today,
Mr. Jackson stated that the hearings
at Ell Paso would begin about Novem-
ber I.
Evening star., 1919-10-15
RAIL ANT|-STR|KE
CLAUSE FAVORED
Senate Interstate Commerce
Committee Votes for Pro-
posaI, Ia to I.

BY vote of II to I the Senate in
day agreed to include in the railroad
legislation it is now working on, an
anti-strike provision.
The committee did not enter into
the details of the anti-strike legisla-
tion. the vote being merely on the
question of adopting the principle of
penalizing railroad employees for
striking. Senator Stanley. democrat. of
Kentucky. cast the only opposing
vote, declaring he did not believe
anti-strike provisions could be en-
forced.
Anti-Strike Clause.
The committee vote was regarded as
making certain inclusion in the final
railroad bill OF an anti-strike clause
somewhat similar to the clause of the
Cummins bill proposing fines and
Imprisonment for concerted action of
employees interfering with interstate
commerce.
Other steps toward reporting out the
railroad bill. probably this week, were
taken yesterday by the committee
in determining distribution of eX-
cess railroad earnings. In accordance
with recent vote in favor of pro-
vision directing the Interstate Com
merce Commission to fix rates suffi-
cient to insure railroads a return of
51a per cent upon the value of their
property, as determined by the COM
mission, plus one-half of 1 per cent
for maintenance, the committee voted
on disposition of earnings exceeding
this per cent return.
Vote on Retention of Earnings.
By a vote of 10 to 5. the committee
decided that of earnings of railroads
between 6 and per cent, one-half
of 1 per cent may be retained by in
diyidual carriers toward maintenance
OF individual improvement funds.
with the other one-half of l per cent
10 be transferred by the railroads to
the federal transportation Doaro TO
compose a general national contingent
fund.- This general fund would oe as
tributed by the board for the mainte-
nance or improvement. through loans
or otherwise. of other railroads deem
ed worthy of assistance.
OF excess earnings OF railroads
more than per cent on net value.
the committee decided that one
fourth shall be retained by the earn
ing carriers for their own improve
ment funds and three-fourthS given
to the boards general fund.
Excess Earnings, Hard Problem.
Disposition Of excess earnings was
regarded as one Of the most impor-
tant and difficult tasks in the franz
ing of the bill and has been opposed
as unconstitutional, on the ground
that it was beyond the power of Con-
gress to prescribe.
The committee also approved a pro-
vision that the individual carriers.
from excess earnings more than per
cent. may accumulate reserve funds
up to a maximum Of per cent OF
their property value. When this 5
per cent limit 10 reached and main
tanned one-third Of further excess
earnings may be retained by fndi-
viduaI carriers and two-thirds must
be transferred to the federal con-
tingent fund.
Evening star., 1919-10-15

July, when q National Federation of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs was formed. Miss Emma NJ.
Gillett. Mrs. Mussey and Miss Laura
Berrien. who attended the meeting
Of the American Bar Association in
Boston, gave reports.
The following were admitted to
membership: Mary e. Laird. Olive NJ.
Jack. Bessie W. Newson, Grace 1.
Rohleder, Anna L. Cook. Hope X.
Thompson and Maud Napier.
Evening star., 1919-10-15
Unions Vote to End Copper Strike.

BUTTE, Mont. October 15.-Unions
in Butte, Anaconda and Great Falls
affiliated with the Metal Trades Coun-
ell have by a referendum vote cast
in the three cities formally ended
the strike that has been in progress
among the Butte copper mines and
the smelter plants in Anaconda and
Great Falls for the last two months,
it was announced today.
Evening star., 1919-10-15
pressure was being exerted upon the
children to hold the stamps.
Tncreased En&husia srn

"On the contrary. children are more
enthusiastic than last term. Parents
are loyalty supporting the movement
in the schools. because they know the
value of the thrift teaching to the
children, and the sales have increased
from $4,000 to $3.50 monthly since
April 1. when the 1919 movement was
Initiated"
Evening star., 1919-10-15

MEMS
UnderlDear, Csc
Choice of gray merino
part wool, heavy Jaeger
deeced, and ecru ribbed
shirts and Drawers, CSC
garment.
Roys' Ouercoats, H.96
Chinchilla and Melton Cloth
Overcoats. sizes to 10. Gray.
blue and brown. Plaid flannel
lining.
Boys, SsOeaters, $2.96
Famous Bradley v neck pull
over Sweaters with sleeves and
pockets. Heather mixtures.
Boys Night Shirts, $l.49
Heavy Domet Flannel Night
Shirts. cut literally full. Size
s to 16.
: Windo.u Shades, 69c
Holland-finished and Opaque
Shades in assorted colors.
Opaque shades have crocheted.
ring.
$3.50 Storm, Serge, $I.96
44-inch All-wool Storm Serge.
in black, navy, brown and
green.
Soc Sheeting Cotton, 19c
Yard-wide Unbleached Sheet
ing Cotton of good weight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-02
TRADE PEACE rs DESIRED

YOKOHAMA, June l.-Co-opera-
ton between chambers of commerce
of san Francisco and Yokohoma was
urged by President Otani OF the Yoke.
hama organization, at dinner given
in honor of Wallace NJ. Alexander and
Robert Newton Lynch, of San Francis
co.
''I hope there will be an encourage
ment to war arbitration and toward
peace, and 1 believe that commerce,
whatever it may have meant occasion
ally in the past, now means peace. -
said Mr. Otani, I'VE shall, therefore.
Jointly advance peace. and the destin-
les OF our countries will be promoted
by the combined action. II is desired
that the chambers OF commerce of san
Francisco and Yokohama should CO.
operate to the benefits of both OF our
countries and also of the world"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-02
KING MAY ATTEND REGArrA

LONDON, June 1.-The king has
just given a conditional promise that
he and the queen will attend the Hem
ley regatta upon the concluding day of
the festival, next July, If his other en-
gagements about that time will per-
init.
Their majesties hope to be STAYING
about that time at Windsor. whence
they will travel by road to Henley
and there embark upon their royal
barge, on which they will proceed
down the course. II is expected that
the Prince of Wales and Princess
Mary will accompany their parents
upon this occasion.
Queen Mary will be invited to pre-
sent the prizes to the successful COM