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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11
Criminals" Spotted by
Student Psychologists

MOSCOW, March 10.-Students ol
Dr.. Reeds psychology courses at the
University of Idaho have proved
themselves successful detectives
They were given the problem of de-
termining which of group of 12 per-
sons were guilty" 1t was known
that six of them had committed a
Crime" and it was up to the stu
dents to determine which ones.
The suspects were subjected to a..
ordeal that only lacked the severity
OF the third degree. Following the
associative method made famous by
the physiolog SITS, Jung and Munster
berg. each of the IL subjects re-
sponded to each word pronounced by
an examiner. with the first word tina,
came into his mind. The class re-
corded the response, and the reaction
time. or the number of seconds tina,
elapsed between stimulies and re-
sponse. There were SO words in the
list. half of which were crucial ano
related to the circumstances of the
crime. 1t mattered not hof trivial the
may have been. the
criminals guilty was Enthusiastically
brought to light.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11
ALTA TO-DAY.
Numerous Thrilling Incidents Make
Ills own HOMO Town, Notable.

Numerous Thrilling Incidents Make
Ills Own HONG Town" Notable.
1 The new Paramount picture, "His
Own Home Town starring Charles
Ray, is said 10 be one of exceptional
interest and which affords Mr.. Ray
one of the Vest roles he has enacted
in many months.
The story deals with the corrupt
operations of political ring in a
small town and with the efforts of
Jimmy Duncan to rid the city of this
degrading incubus. In the develop
ment of the story there are many
scenes OF tremendous interest and 1t
goes without saying that the dramatic
action, in which Mr.. Ray figures most
conspieuously. is tense and nerve
racking. Both the star and his sup
port have been afforded ample op-
portunities by Larry Evans the seen
arioist. for the display of their re.
spective talents. -
The picture. which will have its
first presentation In this city, at tho
Alta theater today was produced un>
der the supervision of Thomas II.
Ince. which in itself is sufficient
guarantee that the usual high stand
ard established by Paramount, Is
amply maintained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11
CITY OF DANZIG GETS
500 TONS OF LARD

BERLIN. March 11.-A Danzie
dispatch reports the arrival there OF
the first food ship since the raisinA
of the Baltic blockade. 1t carries a
cargo of vegetables from Holland.
consigned to Danzig by Dutch mer-
chants.
The report states that the American
food commission at Oanzig has allow
ed the city of Danzig 500 tons of lard
and bacon in acknowledgements of the
services rendered by German author
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11

Governor Benjamin Strong of tn
Federal Reserve Bank said at din
ner at the Plaza:
Germany, before she ceases he
diabolical crimes, expects the worlt
to forgive and forget all. That /:
what she means by a just peace.
Germany reminds me of the little
boy who said to his mother:
"'Tve been awful good since pa
licked me. amt /, ma
"'Yes, dear; you have given m'
very little to complain about since
your chastisement.
"'You don't distrust me any more
do you. map
"'No. dear; I don't mistrust you
since your whipping
The little boy gave his mother
look.
"'Then why is it, ma he said
that you still keep the cake hidden
and all pas cigars locked up?"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11
Make This Beauty lotion CheapIy for
Yotn. Eaces Neck, Arms and
n HaIaIS -1a Ns


n Hands. -l rs
At the cost of "A small jar of ordi-
nary cold cream one can prepare a
full quarter pint OF the most wonder
ful lemon skin softener and complex
ion beautifier by squeezing the juice
OF two fresh lemons Into bottle con-
tanning three ounces of orchard white.
Care should be taken to strain the
Juice through a fine cloth SO no lem
on pulp gets in, then this lotion will
keep fresh for months. Every wom-
an knows that lemon juice is used to
bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles, sallowness and tan and is the
ideal skin softener, whitener and
beautifier.
Just try it. Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweetly frag-
rant lemon lotion and passage 1t daily
into the face. neck. arms and hands.
II is marvellous TO smoother rough,
red hands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11
HONOR ROLL
wounded Severely.

Wounded Severely.
Private Roger Shay, Portland. Ore
gon.
Private John Hartman. Drain, Orc
gon.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Previously Reported Missing
i'm Action.
Corporal Sarl Blackden, Portland,
Oregon.
Private Thomas Bennett, Dallas,
Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11
MAYOR PENS STRIKE STORY

SEATTLE, Wash. March 10.-May
or Hanson has received a copy of {
poster issued by McClure's nagazin,
to advertise an article by the mayor
on the general strike in Seattle. which
will appear in the next number of thai
publication.
Across the top of the poster il
printed in large letters : Read Mayor
Hanson's story of the Seattle revolu-
tion," and at the bottom is the last
sentence from Mr.. Hanson's article, as
follows:
IAN who are for this government
are my friends; all who are against
this government are my enemies; as
for the first. God bless them: as for
the second. TO hell with them"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11
tiles in the transmission of food con-
signments to Poland.
NEW HIGH SCHOOL AND
CITY WATER PLANT

DUPoIs. Pa, March 11.-Contracts
are being let for a $4,000 high schoo,
and vocational school Iin9 Sandy town
ship. Water commissioners have ap-
proved plans for a 100000 addition
to the city water plantl eTi tsf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11
MOTION PICTURE news
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You. Il
pAsTIsIE TODAY

Today at the Pastime followers Of
the great serials Pearl White in the
House Of Hate and Eddie Poll in Tho
Bulls Eye will end Tuesday and We'd
nesday. These serials have had a big
following during their showing. Char
lie Chaplin will also be shown In
'The Doughnut Designer" a regular
laugh film from start 70 finish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-11
NEW KEITH THEATER
BUILT IN NEW YORh

NEW YORK, March lib. :.
Keith interests have commenced tho
erection of a theater at F'ordham1ro
and vaIentine-av.. to seat $500 people
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
WHITE RIVER TRAIL
ROUTE MEETING CALLED

The officials Of the white RIVER
Trails aI'soCiati0n have called "a route
meeting Of tho oklahoma section OF
the highway Ia meet ia kuuHts IN
Delaware county. Friday, Npril' %,
AT which delegates from all points
between Tul~t and SLOAN Springs
will be invited to 0ttcud. James
pifcrg Of Kansas win have charge
nf local arrangements and the meet
Ing will. be addressed nv WIN -
Sweet Of SllOhm Springs, tho Ar
ka Dsas vice president OF the assoc Ia
ton, and E Lee Guthrey. the Okla
homn vlcr presid"n'
Tho White River Trails association
was organized at Eureka springs
Ark, IN April OF last year and the
highway cNtonda from Tusln Ia
Springfield. Mo- via SLOAN Springs
and Eureka Springs, Ark q And IIol-
lister, Mo. The hcadQuartArs OF the
association is nt lIollister During the
past winter federal aid haa been
secured and copStruciiun work In
now In progress upon three scpara g
projects on the Arkansas section OF
the route
The object of tho meeting In Kan
saa on the 2bth IN to outline a fed
eral aid project for the eastern ok
lahoma section through Mayes and
Delaware counties,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
ROADS DEVELOPMENTS
PICTURED IN MOVIES
nation Will Bc Instructed By
Slides ana Films As To Coed
And Had Roads.

Holding illrt Dund highway do
Vclopmcut is Il question Of vast i'm
purlIuCs to the people ~ the United
StatHH, officials OF the visual inHtrUc-
ilou Hoctlon Of the department OF
interior ARC pcrf"riiug plans for AN
International distribution Uf slides
and motion pictures drpiCtinE road
construction and bonefls to be de-
rived th"rcfOrm
The work II under the charge OF
T. ". Reynolds. associate director
uf m" educational extension division
who - assembling as his aides some
ut m" hoH known authorities ia the
United states on ull branches ~ vlB-
unl instruction from ~" FIRST prcpar-
alton OF the flm 10 itA lntruduCtio on
to the smallest school children. the
church ur club In the smallest COM
muuIty I'm the country
Few phases ~ government work
hrc more iutrrrsting than this as
presented hy Mr. Reynolds
"Thr visual instruction section will
seek to present topics Of national
interest through the medium Of an
ahbofat" booking system" no said
Arrangements have already been
perfected FOR the distvlbuiion Of
these iilWH ANA slides IN 70 different
states ana wo ar" rapidly adding TO
that mum her a Act uf AO.O 900 dues-
tiuunuircs recently sent out to uni
vcrsiy schools and community Ccn-
tcrs. and others has developed a sur
prlsinR interest and everywhere
there In a Keen demand for educn-
tlouul Cub iects presented by the gov
Crnm"nt
Exhibit French Roadwaya
I'm tho war department archives
there are now some 100000 feet
~ film negative presenting every
phase of Americas participation in
tho war. little Of which has yet been
relonsod We are now making "a
topical digest Of this material with
the idea OF making war subjects our
leader In various topical views.
Thurs in the case NJ highway de
vclopmcnt wa can first show road
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
THURSDAY IS BIGGEST DAY
FOR RESIDENCE PERMITS

Smashing records for any one day
the past year In permits Issued for
the erection OF residences, nj the Of
flee OF T, " CLARK. city building In
spector, Thursday totalcd tb2, $50
The list In as follows;
Jules Constantin remdenco and
garage, 1i22 South Newport, fle,S00
u, Constantir. residence, l12O
South Newport. sif,000,
T.. Constantin. retddencesp It2l
South Norfolk. $4,000.
Ida Wygant. residence, sos East
Nineteenth. $500.
Blair Brothers, residence, 1872
South Pearl $500.
II. II. Chaffin. residence. 1898
South Detroit, $4,000.
r. T.. Wright, garage. el6 South
Cheyenne, $500.
J N. awklns. remodeling. t,3 Hasl
Second. $500
Beuiah Conver, garage, 7i1 Wes'
Fourth, $3.50,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11

making I'm Franc. under fire. tho
d,TrlruI,ics of transnortation nnd
thcn hrancb from that lntn road
cops,ructIon as cart,sd on i'm the
United state. win "cut- -lns" .sHow
fpp the rrslilts nf road lfuurovement
Al. I,,,.rbretpd Nv the eve the sur.
est educetIonal s.nse We have.
"IrufortunateIy our funds do not
perult ur Ia enter into AN ertcn-
sly, ,Ju making campaign. hence
We nrc calling "upon assoctatlons
which many hayo Glns on this SUBJ
tect To loan them 10 uH No ad
yortisinR matter OF any Kind could
h, u..d hy the government, beyond
n courteous acEnow OF tho
sotr,e or the picture. hut by edit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
GOVERNMENTS APPEAL
TO BAVARIAN PEOPLE
Hoffman ami Communists Both Ash
Pcopie to Stand Nv Their itc-poo-
tive Claims u Power.
SOVIET UNION IS PLANNED
Munich Statement says Junction of
hungary. itu|sdn and bavaria
WIN at once III Formed.

n, The ASsoclAted Pre~s.
MUNICH. Tuc-day, April s-Thc
Havarian soyi.t government and the
government wirlch II is attempting
so dcposc issued appeals 90 the ia
Narian population today, Eric Much
aam. q member OF the commupiSt
central council, In An appeal 10 the
prolctariit Aaid
Without regard 10 differences OF
opinion. thee rOmnunlst iradcrs and
the working population are united lp
yyarlinE for tha realization OF DOcial-
ism and communist dictaiOrshipE \
rcd army will be created immedl'
htely and connection with Russia and
Hungary viii be effected immedl'
atrIy. The socialiLatiOn of ne~Hpa
prra nasur,b genuine cxptefsaon OF
opinion.
The new revolutionary power
viii order new eleC tions as SUun as
puaable on the Revolutionary basis In
which tho c1uJcIl Hystoiu, Will buiId
it.,lf up ard In which all questions
about their affairs will bo decided by
tho working p@ople. iiut only ny
the working people, because the
capitalists will not share in the right
OF determination"
From lamberg tho Hoffman gov-
ernment countered with an appeal 10
the Bavartan people. calling atton-
ton to the sufferings Of four years
OF war and outlining program
which the cabinet has decided upon
for the welfare Of the state. The
appeal concludes bv urging the work.
men and Pll others to stand h-'hind
the government they elected and in
n spirit OF democracy "a carry on the
recommendation work notwithstanding
the Dictatorship Of terror which
threatens the fresaoni OF the ia
Nnrian people'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
URGES CITIZENS TO GO
OVER TOP IN VICTOR LOAN
Rpceisl 10 The world.

Special 10 The world,
BHlSTOW. okla, April 10
President Harry q, liondricks OF the
commercial club. who In also chair
man OF the Victory Liberty loan,
made the announcement AT tho reg
ular weekly club luncheon yoster-
day that every member Of the club
vaA expected to get busy aud aid in
pushing Bristow over the top again
I'm record breaking time. This city
never failed to ao over tho ,op by d
good margin. but Chairman Hen
bricks wants h!- district to go over
this timo early in the game,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
IN Entertain JInlsan.

Jennings, oklahoma, one OF the
towns TO be visited by Tulsa bust
ness men on their trade extensions
trips this spring. has asked for
an extension OF the amount OF time
the Tulsans are to spend there. Jen-
nings is preparing a reception for
the visitors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
AprtI "Sp,rttr Out.

The April edition OF The Tulsa
Spirit" official organ OF tho cham
ber OF corHmerce, Is just off the
press, This issue In devoted to eS-
ploitation OF the trade extension
trips 60 he made this spring by To-
cal merchants.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
Untitled steel Ordcrs decrease

NEW YORK, April Untitled
orders Of the United States steel
corporation on MarCh "a we're bI3O.
5T2 tons according tu the corpora
tons monthly statement ISSUED to
day. This " a decrease OF bS0.2lb
tons. compared with the orders on
February 2S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
X q. Men Coming

A delegation Of Kansas city bus
mess men on their,annual trade eE-
tension trip viii invade dAlIsa. 100
strong. on the evening OF May . A
smoker will he held for the visitors
at the municipal auditorium. They
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11

.Icrr~n'- or Poet Bros Bath
Tablets fun weight and size.
and choice OF rose. violet,
geranium and lilac.
special, : for csc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11
Visits His Son.

A. Y Callahan. receiver for the
land office ut Guthrie and former
United states congressman, Is In
Tulsa visiting his soNwhu is employ
ell at the Cosden company offices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-11

Ivory Flakes. made from pure
Ivory soap.
special tho pkg DO
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

Just twenty-five more days before
campl Think OF It and all that has to
be done for the scouts 10 make II the
very best camp they have ever had.
This seasons camp. without doubt, Will
be the biggest and best New tents, new
boats. new mess shack, new wharf, new
motor boat and ever so many things we
have wanted so long has been arranged
for this year. All there Is now TO make
ID a success Is a bunch OF live scouts
and we want you there. The camp cir
culars have been printed and most OF
the troops have received them and de-
llvered them 10 their scouts, appllca-
tions are rapidly coming into the office.
TO insure accommodation for yourself
you should make your application at
once. Only a certain number can be
taken care OF each week and only those
registered will be given the preference.
Don't think that you can wait until the
last minute and go down there and get
good accommodations. you'll be disap-
pointed.
Special features will be held each
each week and the scouts arc to be
treated TO more than they have ever re
,eived at a scout camp OF like cost or
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
Delaware M. e. Schools
Give $208,44 to Centenary

From the ranks OF 100000 Methodist
Sunday School scholars in this area,
comprising Central Pennsylvania. Della
ware, Maryland, District OF Columbia
Virginia and West Virginia, apprOxi-
mately si,029,i i65 has been contributed
to the Methodist centenary fund TO
carry forward its new world program
This great sum, the major portion OF
which II made up OF contributions OF
small size, is shown by the revised re-
turns announced today from centenary
headquarters, In Baltimore.
The centenary pledges represent the
whole-hearted response made by 1851
Sunday Schools In the area. The amount
raised for this particular project was
nearly s2l2,740 I'm excess OF the quota
set for the Sunday Schools, as a part
OF their allotment Of the whole cen
tenary fund required by the church
from this area. 1t amounted to pracil-
cslly one-seyenth OF the total amount
raised.
The Rev. f. C. Keboch, centenary di-
rector of Sunday Schools OF this area,
stated that when a complete tabulation
is made possible by scattered returns
yet 10 come In from districts where the
was considerably delayed in
starting, the fund will be increased con-
siderably.
The record made by the Sunday
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
NEW sHIRTwAIsTs IN THE LATEST STYLES

These five numbers will particularly appeal to
you for vacation wear or for evening wear at home.
Lace trimmed georgete waists in flesh or white, two
numbers, at $6.75 and the other at $695 each.
Special sale of georgette waists at $5.0O-These
in navy, biSque, esh white and blue and beau
fully beaded and embroidered have round necks
Others have collars.
Striped silk waists in the tailored styles that look
we'll with separate skirts here in blue grey and
tan striped at $3.50 apiece
Good little white plaid voile waists with round
necks, buttoned in the back are specially priced at
sl.50; the quality is particularly good for this price
White voile waists trimmed with lace and with
round or high necks, unusually good for $1.95.
Second Floor-take elevator
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
AMERICAN LEGION TO
GIVE MORE DANCES

The FIRST Of series OF American
Legion dances was held In the Armory
last night The hall was beautifully
decorated with red. white, and blue
streamers, radlatng from central
ceiling ornamentation. circle OF allied
ilags.
About IS couples danced during the
evening. White and Madden's orches-
ira played. The proceeds OF the dance
VIII go TO the Delaware soldiers recep-
ton fund
The first dance was such a delightful
affair, that there Is general rejoicing
over the announced plans OF the COM
mlttee TO hold a series OF these in
formal dances when the weather turns
cooler A moonlight excursion Is an
other Legion plan TO swell the recep-
ton fun.
The committee In. charge included
George T. Parsons, Father James NJ.
Grant, Norwood s. Harris. Frank
Glenn and Paul Evans.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
GOSSARD CORSETS

Did you know that you could get these good cor
sets in garments specially designed for the young girls
first corsets. You will find them here in short low
bust garments, designed girlish lines and very rea-
sonably priced at $500 and $3.50 a pair
Low cut Gossard corsetS specially for the sen-
der figure, are in pink $500, $500 and $3.50 pair
Gossard Corsets of fine pink brocade topess
are only $500 pair.
For medium stout figures, specially we'll boned
models at $500, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 are here in the
Gossard, we'll made well finished corsets that you can
depend on.
complete line of Brassieres, bust confners from
SOC to $125 each.
Our expert corsetiere will be very glad to fit YOU
in any GosSard corset that you buy You'll find that
this fitting not only helps the life of the corset but
also improves your figure and general comfort wonder
fully There is, of course, extra charge for this
work. Corset Dept, I'd hoor-take elevator
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
NEW CRETONNES

Something pretty and dur
able for cushions, for porch
chairs.
There are six or seven new
patterns just opened up that you
will like very much. These are
35c a yard.
Plenty of other patterns in
light and dark coIors, soc, soc
and $1.00 a yard.
Marquisette, net and voileS,
in both white and ecru, are
45c to 75c a yard.
NEW LINENES-Seven or
eight patterns just like the old
fashioned furniture covering,
except these are all cotton, 80
inches wide, 37lac yard.
Take Elevator-3d floor.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
ENVELOPE CHEMISE

OF fine white nainsook, pretly trimmed with lace
and embroidery specially attractive prices for those
VINO are getting ready for their vacation and summer
TRIP Regular sizes $1.6s and $1.95. The extra sizes
are only 81 and SIPS.
special night gown in either round or V-neck
neatly trimmed with good embroidery and some laces.
mdae % @ ot me quality white or flesh nansook Regu-
larly $3.50 special for $1.39
White crepe night gowns, full size, good quality
cloth, light weight special for SIPS.
Fine quality pink or white crepe night gowns.
apiece
crepe night gowns are particularly desirable for
travellers and those at vacation resorts because
they do not have to be roned
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
Peoples Column
COUNCIL CAN DO TT.

TO the Editor OF The Evening Journal.
Sir: In todays issue OF The Journal
note an article on false fire alarms IL
states that r new law is needed that
Will double the flne. and that State and
city officials are preparing to present
TO the next General Assembly an
amendment TO the present law, SC.
My object in writing is 10 call atten-
ton to the fact that the present law
is an ordinance OF the city.
While ] was President OF Council
the ordinance was drafted and passed
increasing the fine. 10 was thought
that higher fine would act as a de-
terrent. / believe it has, but not suf-
flciently so.
II will not be necessary 10 wait until
the next General Assembly.
Council can amend the present ordl-
nance whenever it may deem lt proper
to do so. Very truly yours.
HENRY &. DOWNWARD. p
Wilmington, Del, June 10, 1919.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20
ANIAroR rELLs ENpERIrNcrs

AZ meeting OF several hundred mem
bers and friends OF the Hercules Club
IN the New Century Club last evening.
First Lieutenant David :. Pruilt, OF
Milford, gave an illustrated lecture. i'm
which he narrated his experiences as
campaigns and for four moplhs in
France. Lieutenant Pruitt showed
views OF Rome, Naples. Italian flyine
machines and other scenes OF Italy. Tie
explained the italian method Of train
ing aliators In Capr0ni planes and in
lccted strain OF sparkling humor
throughout his interesting talk, W. +
Piper, president Of the club, introduced
The speaker.
Evening journal., 1919-06-20

more. You must not Judge the camp
by the price asked OF the scouts. This
is merely to enable every scout I'm the
city TO enjoy week or nvrv In the
open, with the best OF leadership.
In a great many years Of camp expert
ence we have never had an accident or
serious case OF illness, and do not
expect 10 have one at this camp, al
though we do not guarantee that II will
not happen at any camp, even the best
directed ones. You may be sure, how
ever, that all scouts VIII be as well
cared for as he would be at home, and
the experience will he the most help
full and beneficial TO him.
The scouts appreciated the way camp
was run last year. that is, the part
which local headquarters has 10 do
with it. They enable All scouts TO en-
JOY a period at camp for a very small
sum by paying the overhead expenses.
To do this the campaign should go over
the top Every scout should encourage
his parents TO become members OF the
local Council. Even with the small
OF $1,000 coming from all
The scout families in the city and State,