davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
EXT A!
OSTATNIE
PLEBISCYT.

Londyn, 7. kwietnia. - Ukrain
cy zgadzaja sic ma zaprzestanie
Walk z.Polakami, jezeli zarzadzo
ny bedzie plebiscyt pod kontrola
Aliantow CO do terytoryum spor-
nego, oSwiadczyi Holubowicz,
premier zachodniej czesci Ukrai-
ny. Holubowicz domaga sic Gale
60 terytoryum do rzeki Sanu pc
granice rosyjska. Jezeli Polacy
wycofaja sic "a te granice i Ego
dza sic ma wynik gfosowania
przez lud, Ukraincy zostawie
kwestye do rozstrzygniecia pie
biscytowi. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
A O~PUSZCZAJA
ODESSE.

Paryz, 7. kwietnia. - silly boil
szewickic tax gwaltownic maple
raja ia port mad morzem Gar
mem Odesse, re Alianci beda
zmuszeni wycoiat swe wojska
stamtqd, m6wi Matin. Cotna sic
one prawdopodobnie ku Dniestro
wi, ably osianiaG B~ezarabie i Ru-
munie.
Stanisfawow, 7. kwietnia. -
Bolszewicka armia To}aczyfa sic
W sobote Z ukrainskiemi silami,
oddajqc i'm % armat.
KRCL BELGIJSKI VAGINAL.
Londyn. 7. kwietnia. - Wczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
KLESKA BOLSZEWIKoW
MA

Londyn, 7. kwietnia. - Dope
sze L .Archangielska wskazuja, re
vojska alianckie odnios1y mad
bolszcwikami Swietne zwycie-
Stwo ma po}udnie Cd Archangiel-
ska; setki bolszewikow poleg}o,
100 dostali sic do niewoli.
Pod Bolszeia Ozerka. gdzie ope-
ruja Amerykanie, oddzia}y bolsze
wickie r6wriez musia}y sic cofnac
pod ogniem amerykaiskim. Pc
wien patrol amerykaiski znisz-
cyl cafkowicie placowke rosyj--
skich bolszewikGw, zabijajqc 20 l
biorac siedmiu do niewoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
~

Wszystkim krewnym zna1o-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domosc IL najukochanazy MAJ
moi, ojciec i brat nasz
S. P.
WIadyslaw Dolatowski
czionek Tow. F~orester6w sw.
Marcina Papieza No. 1143. pc
kr6tkiei i ciezkiei chorobie, po-
zegnai sic 2 tym swiatem, opa-
irony sw. Sa..ramentami, dnta
ego kwietnia. 1919 roku, o 60
dzinie 1850 rano, przezywszy
lat A..
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sro-
de. dnia 9go kwietnia b. r.. o
godzinie $3.50 rano, z domu Ia
LOBBY pnr. 3039 Milwaukee ave.
do kosciola sw. Jacka, a SIAM
tad ma cmentarZ sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy ~wszystkich krewnych
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
p%ograzeni:
Marta DOlatowska iona: -
BrOnistawa, Mania. LeOkadya
Edwin, dzieci; FrancisZek 1 Je
zef. bracia; Maryanna Derengo-
wska, Amelia KwiatkOwska !
Franciszka Wielgus, siostry:
J6zefina Rudnicka, tescloWa:
wraz z Gala familia. 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

ciazby nawet tylko kolosalna siia
potrafi sic z niego uwolnie. Co do
zbyszka zas, gdy dostanie on ma
przeciwniku swym ,,toe hold" 1 chce
go uzyG uczciwie, to juz ME ma ola
biedaka innej rady, jak wolac ,,ka-
merad". Walka ia odbedzie sic "
Coliseum, 2S-go kwietnia, a zwyciez
ca otrzyma 65ty procent ogolnego
dochodu. Kontrakt podpisza dotycza
cy jutro Tub W srode, a zwyciezca o.
gloszony bedzie ten, kt6ry przeciW~
nika swego przyszpili do materaca
dwukrotnie. Gas walki nieograniczo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
TeIegTamy zagTaniczne.
z I WEGIER.

Wieden, Z. .kwietnia. - Pam
silva alianckie zazadaiy, ably Rad
austryacki wydalif reprezentan-
tow boIszcwickiego rzadu wegier-
skiego, kt6rzy przybyli do stolicy
Austryi. Rad wiedenski wysia}
note do rzadu wegierskiego, ably
odwo}ai swych wysiannikow. &C.
neral SHUTS, specyalny delegat
Aliantow do Wegier, przyby} w
piatek do Budapesztu. Ludnosc
wegierska podzielona zosta}a na
try klasy: do pierwszej naleza
pracownicy umys}owi, ktorzy po-
bierac beda 1920, do drugiej kup
cy, przemyslowcy i zawodowi ro-
botnicy, kt6rych pensya wynoSic
bedzie $1,000, a do trzecicj zwy-
c~zajni robotnicy, kt6rzy zarabiat
beda $500. Wolnost na%jzupef-.
nicjsza panuje dalej w stolicy We
gier.
Wieden, 7. kwietnia. - Docho-
dza tutaj wiesci, re komunisci we
s;erscy ~rozpoczeli rzady terroru.
Pisma tylko najskrajniejsze mo-
ga bye publikowane, reszta Jest
wstrzymana i muSi zmienic sic ma
commissioning. Kryzys glodow!
zagraza; pociQgi ME przyjezdzaja,
mie>a brak wielki juz sic odczu-
wac dale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

raj wieczorem mic ME siyszano o
krolu belgijskim Albercie, ktory
aeroplanem opuscif Paryz, ably u
dat sic do Brukseli. W stolicy
belgijskiej panuje ogromnar oba-
wa O los monarchy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
BAWARSKA
ODRZUCA SOVIET.

Nuremberg, 7. kwietnia. -
Konfercncya narodowa bawarska
~sccyalnej demokracyi pcstanowi-
la glosami az do s odrzucic rzady
sowietu.
Berlin, 7. kwietnia. - Rad ba-
warski postanowii opuscic Mona
chium i udac sic do Bambergu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Nadmienic nam wypada, &c dzielnt-
"a KazimierzOwO, kiedy idzie o pra-
ce narOdowa, nigdy ME pozostaje W
tyle, lecz przeciwnie zwsze sic stara
| bye jedna z pierwSzych. Obecnie Kle-
DIV wydano rOzkaz zbierania odziezy,
bielizny i innych przedmiOt0w, ola ME
| szczesliwych braci i si6str naSzych W
| Polsce, sympatyczne panic z kazimie-
rzowa szybko zorganizOwaly sic W SEX
eve ratunkowa PREY Wydziale Narodo-
wynn i wnet praca zawrza}a. Pc tygo-
dniu nagromadzily dzielne ~pracowni-
czki Gale stOSy odziezy, bielizny, obu-
via, mydba, kawy. cukru, kaSzy ftp.
W swell skfadnicy dziehicowej, kt6ra
sic mieSci pnr. 5000 W. 81 pl. i tam
priv pomocy czlonk6w Komitetu Oby-
watelskiego r~ozpoczetO pakowanie ze-
branych rzeczy do wielkich skrzyh, kto-
| rych Obecnie jest k~ilkanaScie gOtowych
i maja natychmiast bye wySiane do
gi0wnej Sk{adnicy pnr. 1912 Milwau-
kee ave. PracOwniczkOm z sekcyi ra-
tunkowej W dzielnicy KazimierzOwO ma
ley sic Szczere uznanie "a ich prace
ola tych, kt6rzy prosza a .ratunek.
PrezeSowa tegO Towarzystwa jest pa
nj Marya A. Kuflewska, wice-prezesO-
wa PAM Lewandowska, sekr. prot, jest
PAM S~mOcZynska, sekr. fin. PAM NJ.
PijanOwska a kaSyerka PAM NJ. Kucka.
DziSiaj odbsdzie sic kwartalne po-
siedzenie Tow. Stefana Buszczy6skiego,
grupa POS u. y. P, W sail OBJ. Franci-
ska Skarpi6skiego, PREY zbiegu ulic
Albany ave. i 22-ej kt0re rOzpOc1nie
sic o godzinie S-mej wieczOrem. Bardzo
wiele waznych spraw jest do zaiatwie-
MIA. Zatem wszyscy cz}onkowie So pro-
szeni o laskawe przybycie.
u pOwOdu s1lnego ataku Zapaqenla
p}uc, OdesianO do szpitala OBJ. Antonio
go Adamika, ~liczacegO lat %, Fam. pnr.
PIP W. 23-cia ul. Stan jego jest kry-
tyczny.
Sp6{ka Observation-Disclosures i'm.
Alberta WachOwskiego, ~Otworzyla no
wa 65-ta serge z dniem 1-gO kwietnia
b. r, i zapisaio sic wtych paru dniach
kilkudziesieciu nowych akcyOnaryu-
sly. Zarzad sp6lki tel jest opinii, re ia
serya bedzie jedna z najwiek-
szych l ma nadzieje Pc posiedzeniach
wszystkich fill pozyskac kilkuSet ak
c~yonaryuszy. Gf6wne biuro Owej spoil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
~

Wszvstkim krewnym 1 znajo-
mym donosimy to smutna VIA
domoSc il naiukochansza CO.
recZka nasZa
S. p.
Emilia Grudecka
pc krotkiej i ciezkiej chorobie
pozegnai sic z tym swiatem, o.
p~atrzona sw. Sakramentami, d.
Ago kwietnia. 1919 roku, o 60
dzinie S:45 wieczorem, przezy-
wszy lat IA.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sro-
de, dnia 9go b. m, o godzinie
10tej rano, z domu zaloby pnr.
2345 W. Superior ul., do koscio
Ia Sw. Jana Kantego, a stamtad
ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
| znajomych. W ciezkim zalu
p%ograzeni:
Franciszek 1 F'ranciszka Grudec
cy, rodzice; Klara, Ellbieta,
siostry; Julia Karasiew1cz, bah
cha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

ki mieSci sic W banku pOlskim p. AL
berta WachOwSkiego, pnr. 3032 W. 22ga
I'll. i jest Otwartem codziennie cd 60
dziny Sci rano do 9-tej wieczorem. W
banku tym r6wniez MONA nabyG akcye
polsktej kompanii asekuracyjnej cd O.
gnia pod nazwa Great Lakes Fire In
surance Co." kt6ra cieszy sic powo-
dzeniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
Ouch cZasu,

Ma godzine pred Slubem.
Wyliczam CT tn, moi zieciu 25
tysiecy posagu, ale musisz mi przy-
siadz, re bedziesz dobrym mezem
mojej c6rki.
- Zaraz, tylko przelicze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
DR.. +. d. CARTER,
SneeyuliSta.

Oh oczow, nosa, u
szu i gardla z pola-
.czeniem Vycinan-a
TonSils, ~(mtgdai0w);
zy-Zowate oczy spro-
stuje beZ b6lu i ME
bezpieczehstwa.
DR., F. o. Carter. -
SKINNY ~specyaliSta
6cz, % lata ma state
ulicy, z powodZeniem
prostitute I leczy oczy,
-nT@Arc0nn,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
ALIBI.

o kradziez Piotra skarlOno.
Bedzie czysty, ami chybi:
w tym cZasie. zabijal pono,
Ma wiec gotowe alibi. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

Neklama ~ IodsesVS nczayc0
Drsedsiebiorstw amsrykehnich. viss
przemySiowiec polski dobrzs Ircbi
Soteli stale rekismowas bedzis sw6j
lnteres Y DzIENNIKU CHICAGO
49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

Gmina 79-ta Zwiqzku n. p, bedzie
miafa swOje regularne p~oSiedzenie dzi-
Siaj ~wieczOrem, dnia Ego kwietnia b..
T., W sail oh. FranciSzka SkarpinSkiego,
pnr. 1853 W. 22-ga I'll. Wszyscy dele
gael i delegatki proszeni SO o przyby-
Gle, poniewaz jest bardzo wiele waa-
nych Spraw do zaiatwienia ma porzad-
ku dziennym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

wv - ~
stopnfu, otrzynuje rezultat, gd1ie
inni chyb.a- lego rekord wyleczen
Jest niezrownany prZez zaItnego o.
kuliSte W Ameryce. Leczy w~szyStkle
choroby i slabosci oczu, take jak
oSlabione. wodnIste, bolace ocZy,
sproSzkOwane powleki, wr2ody ma
zrerHicy. nerwowe cierp!enia opty--
czne hub jakiekolwiek inne przyczy-
ny opadajace wzroku.
Ocali{em wielu Cd Slepoty.
Uleczy4ean wielu be- b6tu z zyZu.
DopaSowuje akuratnie okulary.
Tonsils - Cmigdaly). Wyciecie ia
kowych Jest moja specyalnoscia, W
zaStoSOwaniu najnowSzej metody,
be- usyptania, klorOformu / bez bolu,
ulSuwam takOwe predko i skutecz-
ME.
GbuchOta, Sum W g4owie i wszel-
kie dOlegliwoSci uSzu, lecze "a pomo-
ca najbariziej naUkowych metod.
Katar / jegO kompljkacye W no.
sic / gardle lecze takCwe z nadmier-
mem staran,em / zadOwOleniem. Ne
zaniedbujcie tegO, ME O~dkfadajcie
z .dnia ma dzien, .Sdyz z kazdyCn
dniem takie ChOrOby sic pOSarSzaja.
ZgloScie sic do mego ofisu Cbiura)
4 daicie sic ~prZezemnie egZaminowac
wytl6maczyG waznOSc wiaSciweSo
l~eczenia, Oczu. uszu, nosa i gard@a.
POrada bezplntnn.
S~pecyaIista
DIR. r. d. CARTER
12O SOUTH STATE UTICA
Scx, uszu. nOsa 4 gardla,
Ma drugiem pietrZe, jedne drzwi ma
p6lnOc Cd skfadu The Fa1r.
Godz.: cd 500 Z. w niedz. cd 10 do IL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
URZEDOWA WIEKSZOSC BURN.
THOMPSONA WYNOSI 21,622 CLIO.
sow.

Wczoraj u%ko6c7onO W biurach komi-
syi wyborczej urzedowe sprawdzanie re
zultat6w wybor6w miejskich, kt6re sic
odby4y we wtorek ubieg}ego tygOdnia.
WiekszoSc gfos6w kt6ra burn. Thomp
son otrzymaf mad swym przeciwnikiem
Okazuje sic o 4,122 wyzsza, anizeli o.
g~}Oszono W t. wv. rezultatach policyj-
nych. UrzedOwa wiekszoSc wynosi 21,-
go gtos0w.
OGDEN pablo we wyborach miej-
skich $4,000 gios6w.
u cyfry tel ma mehczyzn przypada
440,169 g}os6w, a ma kobiety 25S,S51.
SIS procent regestrowanych wybor--
cow i w%yborczy1 wzielo udziai W gioso-
waniu.
Okazuje sic take, re jedna warda
.g}osowala "a prOhibicya lokaFna. Jest
to warda 35Ita. Dziwuym zbiegiem o.
kolicznosci ME jest 30 bynajmniej war
da ,,sucha". Mieszka W niej wiecej SYN
karzy j ,,bartender6w" niz W jakiejkol-
wick innej wardzie. Kobiety W tel war
die daily prohibicyi wiekszosc 5,6S6 glo
SOW. Mezczyzni gfosowali przeciw pro-
hibicyi wiekszoscia tylko So gIos6w.
Urzedowo gIosowanie ma k~andyda-
tow ma burmistrza przedstawia sic jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

Niejaki Jan G~urodoScic, LEGACY lat
33, Fam pnr. 2735 w. 21-sza ul., cd
diuzszegO czasu cierpia{ ma umySle i w
pierwSzych poczatkach chOroba ia ME
przedStawiaia zadnych ziych nastepstw
w OStatnim jednak tygodniu GruzdoScic
zaczaf dOStawac coraz gwaftowniej-
szych napad6w obiakania. Przysiano
lekarZa i "a jego poleceniem zostal O.
deSlany do szpitala ola umysiowo-cho-
rych Detention HospitaD.
\
W przyszla Srode, dnia 9-go kwiet-
MIA b. T., Odbedzie sic ~posiedzenie To-
warzyStwa p. n. yGwiazda Swobody',
grupa 473 q. n. p, W sail OBJ. F. Skar-
p~ihSkiego o godzinie S-mej wieczorem.
Obemosc wszystkich jest k~oniecznie DO
zadana.
Tow. p. n. ,Przodownica", grupa 81
T.. n. P. urzadza zabawe towarzyska
W niedziele przewodnia dnia 27go
kwietnia, b. r, W sab oh. Troy, PREY
22-ej i S. Troy I'll. Komitet urzadzaia-
cy zapewnia mas, re bedzie 10 zabawa
jakiej jeSzcze W tel dzielnicy ME pa
mietaja.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22
First Presbyterian Church.

Sunday. March %. The Sunday
school meets at 10 a. m. At II a. IN;
the pastor breaches on Some Gus
toms of Jesus The choir sings
THE Voice That Bids You Come" by
Petrie. Solo by Miss South, Fear
Not Ye D Israel" by Buck.
At $3.50 in the church meeting of
session is called. This is very i'm
portant. Every elder should be on
hand.
AT 6:15 the G. y. society meets al
l.7:30 The pastor breaches on. "A
Famous Backslider Reclaimed" The
choir sings Rejoice in the Lord" by
Ashford, and Miss South and Mr..
Buehm, Jesus the Very Thought of
Thee by Brewer.
Remember the Get-Together Com
plimentary Congregational Dinner in
Moose hail at $50 sharp. given by the
Ladies' Aid Society. Cards have been
sent to as many as the committee
could reach that they might know
how many covers to lay. Please no.
tify Mrs. McRae and come anyway a.
we are to hold a business meeting
after the dinner, elect officers. give
reports. hear speeches ana good mu-
sic. as well as get acquainted.
TheApastor, speaks on THE Fourth
word on the Cross on "Wednesday
evening.
The Woman's Missionary Society
invites all the ladies of the congrega-
tion to meet with them on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22

tmoney v3iiue than all other Rlfts
combined including inheritances,
which have come 20 me. Yet u was
ltha generous spirit which prompted
| the giving that prize most,
So that may take advantage Of q
new model OF the Ford which Is 10
have built-in starter and which Is
expected soon TO be on the market
sold the gift car and will re-invest IN
the new one, In order to escape the
danger to my sound arm Of crankins
,it.
feel reluctant. however, 70 allow
the material evidence OF their graft
tnde for my trifling service 20 perish
from, the short life of an automobile,
It's value might he united with other
gifts and passed on into the futnre
beyond the span OF their lives ana
mine in some fitting form Of endur-
ing memorial to the young manhood
OF this cunty for their services across
the waters. 1t brought five hundred
ninety dollars. That would be a nice
start. or might pass on q consid-
erable share of this sum. and Dy walt
ing awhile, secure a new Ford Win
the remainder; for 1t Is intimated
that such a car costing less than four
hundred dollras is to appear.
Any form of memorial which VIII
satisfy the discriminating taste and
fulfili the aspirations of the big
heart of Umatilla county's citizenship
Is good enough for me. II II be de,
sired to choose something calculated
Ito benefit the soldiers while they live
and to inform posterity after they are
IIgone of their achievements In the
Isworid war Of I914-191S in which they
ennobled the republic with their clean
bodies. their exalted ideals and their
unselfish devotion TO humanity. II
may be suggested that section of a
hospital to be built In this city might
be dedicated to them. III we are to
accept the scriptural promise of SOW
| ing what we reap. then IL follows that
! 10 those who rescued the stricken
peoples OF rnrope from the powers Of
| oppression. here Is due a haven of
rest ana healing in the home land 70
| restore them in the days Of illness
] which come to all.
/ Many have found In their experiences
4 that the most sorely needed, the
\ sweetest, and most helpful ministra-
tions which can come TO us outside
the home, attend us In modern hos
pitals through their scientific accom-,
modations and the watchful care 81
1 their gracious nurses.
| A gift made In recognition Of n
public service lis not entirely at the
disposition of the recipient A sense
| of propriety should. govern. The
money value of my Ford viii be held
ttntil can satisfy myself what use
of it would be most agreeable to tho
donors and to the public who approx
ed. eight to one. the measure which
was the subject of the work that ocea
stoned the gift.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22
Wasted sympathy.

A woman well known for her phi
lanthropy used to take a great interest
in various asylums. During a visit to
one a certain old man reused her spe-
cial compassion.
How long have you been here?''
she asked him.
Twelve years." was the reply.
After asking him few more ques-
tions she passed on.
Turning to her guide, she noticed a
smile on his face. On asking him the
reason she heard, to her CONSERVATION
that the old man was no less than the
medical superintendent. In great
haste she rushed back to make her
apologies.
I'm 80 sorry. doctor" she said:
This has taught me a lesson. III
never judge by appearances again"
-Pitsbnrg .chrpniele-T Telegraph
OVER MILLION DISCHARGED
WASHINGTON, March 22.--Totai
officers and enlisted men
to date reach f,47G,256, 1t is officially
announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22
Woman Not Insane
Because She Talked

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March %
w. f. Klesaw is a mail carrier who
asked Superior Judge Cabaniss TO an
null his marriage on the grounds that
Mrs. Kiesaw is insane.
But when the employe OF Uncle Sam
told the Judge his reason for consid-
erig his spouse of unsound oind, the
court couldn't see 1t that way.
"On what do you base your opin-
ion on your wife's insanity?" asked
Judge Cabaniss.
because. she talks too much.1
why, man, on that basis. 90 per
cent of the woman of San Francisco
would be insane" replied the court.
who ruled. Mrs. KIesaw to be sane,
denying her husbands petition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22

Robert Edward Gornall. pastor.
''Methodism's Women" is the sub
ject Of the special jubilee sermon MT
the morning service. A ladies' quar-
tet will form part of the special mu-
sic.
Are we outgrowing the need for
the gospel" will he the basis Of dis
cussion In the evening.
The church school. Mr. F. E,
Schmidt. superintendent, begins at
10 a. m, There's a PLACE for YOU.
young folks may attend with profit.
Evening service at 7:30 p. M. Our
aim i. every one at work cooperating,
We wish 10 greet You tomorrow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22

Mrs, George III. Shanart OF Bridge
water, South Dakota. who has been
welcomed in Pendleton for the past
fortnight as the guest OF her sister-in-
law. Mrs. James Johns, was yesterday
extended a charming courtesy by Mrs.
James s. Johns who asked a dozen
friends to spend the afternoon at her
home on South Garden street. Gay
yellow daffodils decked the rooms
and in a unique contest in writing
verses to Spring, honors fell to Mrs.
NJ. r. Eoff. who was presented with
a charming potted hyacinth.
Mrs. Johns extended the hospitality
of her home again during the evening
hours. Miss Jean Shanard, of Bridge
water, being honored by waffle
supper to which a group of girls
were hidden. The pretty table was
conferred by a cluster of tlaffodils. low
bowls of fragrant violets being stati-
oned at either end The girls also
tried poem writing with Miss Helen
Johns responsible for the most pop
ular verse and another charming hya-
cinth was the trophy. Covers We're
laid for Miss Shanard. Miss Helen
Johns, Miss Mildred Berkeley, Miss
Claire Raley. Miss Mary Johns, Miss
Elsie Fitzmaurice. Miss Helen Curry
TIA Grandel; Miss Leura Jerard and
Mrs. Johns. M
Decidedly enjoyable was the dane
ing party for which the Eagles were
hosts last evening. Eagle Woodman
hall was filled until a late hour with
the dancers. Fletchers jazz orches-
ira furnished the music.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Martin Nelson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hampton
were in Pendleton yesterday from the
Hampton farm near Echo where Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Nelson are guests.
They were welcomed by many former
University students who remembered
Mrs. Nelson as Jeanette McLaren.
Lieutenant Nelson has just returned
from France.
Otto Seren of Helix is in Pendleton
today.
Mrs. Ida Willis of Stanfield, is a
Pendleton visitor today.
John Rothrock of Athena, was q
visitor in Pendleton yesterday.
Mrs w. r. Reeves of Stanfield has
been visiting in the city.
Jack Stanfield is visiting here to-
day from his home at Echo.
/ Ross Londonshager is in the city
today from Hermiston.
| Ernest Frepons is in Pendleton to-
day from Kellogg, idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Lowell are in
the city today from Pilot Rock.
| J. NJ Densiey of Portland is spend
Ing the day in Pendleton, stopping AT
the ST. George.
Mrs. Alice r. Nugent and daughter
of Umatilla were guests at the Hotel
Pendleton today.
Ross Newport, of the Newport Con-
struction Co.., is now in the city. Most
of the company's equipment is now
in use near Kennewick.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22
naantist-

The Rev w. Fl, Cox. pastor. Resi-
dence si5 Bush. Phone 1167.
Sunday morning Sunday school
Win Penland. supt.. $50: preaching
service. II. subject. Prayer.
Sunday night-B. Y. r. u. Gao, Guy
johnson. supt; Forrest Harrah. leaa-
err. Subject. Character building.
Pfeaehing' sersice-Subject, How
Shall We Escape ?87 80.
Wednesday night. prayer and Bible
istpdy. 1870. @
Thursday night. choir practice,
7:3O.
Mrs. Hartshorn, musical director
The music. singing. preaching are all
first class. These services are for YOU
They are homelike. bright. brief
brotherly. You are welcome. Come
and bring your neighbor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22

The Christian church Is located at
Main and Jackson streets. North Side
II, II, Hnbbell. pastor. Services are
held each Sunday as follows: Bible
School at 10 a., ms. Preaching, and
communion service at LII. Y. p. 5.
G, e. meets in the evening at $3.50.
Hour for evening worship Is 1880.
The topics for Sundays sermons are
The Works Of God" and sWhy Am
Il Christian Only We are always
pleased to welcome strangers to these
services.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22
INVESTIGATION OF
WRECK COMPLETED

JUNEAU. Alaska. Feb. 80. tBy
mail) )-The Investigation of the
Princess Sophia was completed today
by Justice Morrison ana his nautical
advisers.
The Justice has been generally cog-
mended for the manner in which he
directed the probe. The findings of
the court will not be announced for
some time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-22
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Nazarenc.
The Church Of the Naxarene will
npid regular sunday services in
Moose hall tomorrow at II a. m. and
n 1870 p nssai The RevN Charles Manson
81 Nalla Walia, will SPEAK. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 1880
ps m. Everybody welcome TO these
services.