davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-02
REPORT WAS UNTRUE.

LONDON, May "A report pub
lished in a London newspaper that
bolsheyiki had captured Shenkunsl<
and decapitated 90 American prison.
ers with axes is declared untrue at the
British war office and American
headquarters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-02
ITALIAN TRoops MOVING

LONDON. May "a spaIato dis
patch, dated April 80. reports that
Italian forces and war materials have
been landed AT Seara and Sebanico.
The troops are said TO be marching
from those cities. tSeara is ON the
Dalmatian coast and Scbenico Is rs
miles southeast OF Seara.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-02
Third Of Nations Quota.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Approxi-
r1ately third of the Victory loan has
been subscribed, treasury officials to-
day estimate. Unofficial returns show
a billion and a half loaned
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-02

BOLSHEVIKS ROUTED.

LONDON, May Admiral Kol-
chock's army. driving the boisheviki
before them southwest of Sterlitamak
has advanced 30 miles according to a
dispatch today which is dated April
81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-02

Miss Dulles i'm Hospital.
Miss villa Oules, senior in the PEN
dleton high school. is convalescing in
st. Anthony's hospital after an oper-
alton performed this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-02

Father Butler of Hermiston. left
today after a visit in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-02

CONTINUED on Page -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
e. MILDRED MARSHALL.
CLAUDIA

ONE OF the most popular names OF
" modern times with a certain arts
tocratic class IS Claudia meaning
famed. The name has a distinguished
origin and is fitted TO grace the most
queenly. II comes from the Claudian
gems Of Rome. and going still further
back is derived from the Greek word
meaning famed. Though the Claudii
were a family OF evil fame who figure
in most Of Rome's tragedies, there IS
no denying their imperious viii and
attainments. The reign Of emperor
Claudius gave his name vogue in both
the masculine and feminine form
The first Claudia known was one
who sends her greetings 70 St Tim
othy In St Pauls epistle- She Is be-
leVed 20 have been the daughter OF
British prince and the wife Of Pru-
dens. The epigrams Of Martial speak
BRUSH and thus Claudia is marked
by two very dissimilar authorities as
one OF the first British christians.
Claudle g. popular p France. Louis
XII who gave both his daughters
masculine names, called the eldest
Claude, and when she was the vile OF
trancolse ], la refine Claude plums were
so termed IN her honor. Her daughter
carried the name Claude into the
house Of Lorraine From there it
passed into Switzerland where it be-
came Claudine. The italians immed
lately adopted # and termed IL CIau-
dia. France clings to Claude, Clau-
dine, and Claude.
Claudia's talismanic Jewel IS the
cats-eye, which Is surrounded by more
superstilions and legends than al
most any other stone. II is used by
cats ewes are found, as charm
against evil spirits and il has the
same value 70 the people Of India
II becomes almost a hypnotic stone
TO some people and Is said 10 provide
its Wearer with unfaillng magnetism
and attraction. But TO dream OF a
cars-eye signifies treachery. Claudia's
lucky day is Thursday and Is said TO
be her mystic number. - Copyright,
1913. by The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

through the annoyance OF puttlns
him in his place you may even 49,
a very ugly experience lor "---L
conventional people VIII feel you
have only Yourself TO blame and ln
which tfev won't be inclined % neip
a perfectly good-lookinE nan may
be q bIramisl, 1loc--rallar, -l-7---'l
all three 49,
thai ISN'T done" Through the Ions
ares 81 took TO work out our present
r-- civilization IT. was found most
efficient 20 90 things a certain way
So &c became customary 20 GO lnenl
that way. And law abiding cill -sis
conform for the greatest good OF me
greatest number
when man finds a GIRL wiz let
him scraue acquaintance with her he
Gets the wronz impression q ler-
Maybe she never can correct Il
Even seoundreI Conventional
in his heart OF hearts. even a
scoundrel Is sometimes conVen iloil--.-
Al least he IS where his vile ana
children and risters are concerned
And he puts the woman who Aznl-y
permits herself 70 be the toy OF the
moment Into cutie ar1ther class ron
the one where are bis vile and chill
-dreu. Who wants % pc es-@lll--7-
beyond that Invisible linef
I heard once OF an extreme Csc
rirI met each morning. on her walk
through the park. an attractive, eli
DERBY man. with whom she got into
the habit Of walking and chatting
and one day the man brought ner o
bunch OF vio-ets- After that the Fio-
lets were a daily matter. They meant
q great deal 20 both the man and the
girl
Then. AZ a critical point in her for
tunes. the eirl went 10 seek a posi-
ton that meant q great deal 70 her,
SIZE wore her violeLs-lor luck
When she was usLered in-o the
presence OF the great man whose
Secretary she aspl-ad 10 be. he looked
at the Fiolers and then at her he
thought Of Dbl wlfe-lis childreu-
his social pcsitior-aud the temp-a-
tious OF having The violet g-rl 0y
his side for long hours every day
He sent her away FOR he was the
man who had given her the flowers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
By HELEN ROWLAND.


AAc ~ AAaM aaAAAAELEAa
7 nust.' she acquiesced sorroF-
fully. ''She makes me blushr
AT her vast stock Of worldly wis
dom27 inquired the Bachelor. smil-
ing. "or at her advanced ideas
Neither" and the widow shook her
head emDhatieally. at my own
childish simplicity 3Ir. CuttiuE-- at
ny crude antediluvlan notions Of life
and love. and marriage. she makes
me feel like an 1880 model flying
machine in a 1913 aviation contest
7 simply collapse and drop 70 earth,
The minute the fapper begins TO
fapi she has all the latest wrinkles.
theories and modern improvements
Keeping up with her IS out OF the
quesion-for a simple innocent IN
sophisticated widow. ] ought 10 stop
trying, and take 10 bombazine. bon
nets, and pepsin tablets" and she
sighed pathe-ica1ly.
The Bachelor sympathines.
Poor girl-" sympathized the Bach
elor- Have some French pastry It's
the worst thing for you"
FosiLlFelE, resumed the Widow.
selecting a wicked looking cherry
tart from the walters delectabIa tray.
when I think Of what an unmitlgat-
ed, little. eighteen-carat fool ] was
at seventeen. and how implicitly
believed everything that anybody told
ME"
You must have been soul-satisfy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
The Meanings OF Girls Names
LUCY

THE harming quaint and old-fash-
Toned name OF Lucy IS derived
from the Latin Lux. meaning light
Lux gave the favorite praenomsn Lu-
ciuz one born At daylight Il was
first used in Rome by Lucius Tar
quiuius Priscus. The first feminine
form was Lucia and belonged to q
virgin martyr at Syracuse whose
name OF light being indicated by
early painters BIZ a lamp or an eye,
led 10 the legend that her beautiful
sves had been Put out The old Eng
Hsh version cuts Of her head. but
the indomiuitable lady goes on talk
fng untn she has received the Holy
Eucharist
The Sicilian saints were especially
popular and Santa Lucia Is not only
The patrouess Of Italian fishermen.
and namesake Of their daughters. but
she was early adopted by the Nor
mans aud even In the time OF Edward
the Confsssor. the daughters Of the
Earl Of Mercia had been thus hap
The house OF BIois were Importers
OF sacred names and Lucie was 8 sis
Ter OF Stephen and was among those
lost On the White Ship The name
has since flourlshec in England and
France Il IS particularly popular in
IKE latter where many noble ladies
we're called lucy though poetry
called them by the more fashionable
Lucinda
The English forms Of the name are
Lucy. Luce. and Lucinda France
calls her Luce and Lucie. She ls Luz
ella 70 spain and italy, which also
adds LULA Russia terms her Luz
zi5a-
Lucy's talisulauic stone is the king
Of gems the diamond Its dazzling
hrilliance gives Gearlessness TO its
Uearer, and inTulnerability- To bring
vicuory IN any endeaVor. u should be
set IN gold and worn on the left hand.
Saturday is LucT's most fortunate
dav and is her lucky number
Copyright, 1913. by the Wheeler Syn
dicates Lnc)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Today's Girl OF I9 Knot0s A Lot,
But Misses The Dream OF Life,
And Nothing Is Half So Sweet

ing TO talk to-then," murmured the
Bachelor. wistfuliy.
And how I used to read Keats, "
went on the Widow, and Mrs Brown
Instead Of Ellen Key, and Freud,
and EliHor Glynn." suggested the
Bachelor
Dreams Of Prince Charming.
'.And how used 10 write poetry.
about love and moonlight AMI broken
hearts; and how I used to dream o.
prince charming. and OF being kissed
and eugaged-"
Instead OF planning to be a
dfvorcee and TO go into the movies, %
Erinned the Bachelor, appreciatively.
modern napper"
Yes. and wouldn't she have pitied
and scorned mei' sighed the Widow
obviously. The young girl OF today
may thank her stars that she Is not
brought Up In a satin-iined box and
covered with illusions and fairy
dreams and sentimental cotton bat
ting, as most girls were ten years
ago. OF course. she doesn't know
half IS much as she THINKS she
does"
Heavens forbidr' murmured the
Bachelor feryently.
ssEut at least she has theoreti-
cal knowledge Of Iife,n pursued
the widow. anud IN academic
knowledge OF men, and love, and
marriage. She faces the world
with her eyes wide Open instead
OF going AZ life rs though Il were
a game of blind mans HUFF. and
its only subject to cufch bus
hands SIZE Is rIioTed - think,
and 10 be hcraeif@.r
Yes" retorted the Bachelor. with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

able daughter Of the coionne from
whom France and Germany seem 90
have learned it. since after her time.
Fictoire and Fictoriua became COM
mon in France. From Germany di-
rect came Victoria. which is cousil-
cred the national l1me
Queen Victoria Of England and the
Justly famous victorian age gave
rise 20 the many cities named Victoria
which spranE up from the wide
sweep OF English rule.
Queen Victoria OF spain adds one
more claim 10 the regality OF the
name.
II IS fitting that the ruby. king Of
precious stones, should be the jewel
assigned as Fictoria's own. It's IN
eIringuishahle laue. as suggested By
its color. asserts that its inner fire
cannot be Quenched IL IS said 90
preserve the meutri and bodily health
Of its Wearer, remove evil thoughts
control high temper reconcile dis
putes and dispel residential iufec-
ton To dream Of ru5ies signifies
unexpected guests
Friday IS Victoria's lucky day. and
three her lucky number.-CoDyris nt,
1913. by The Wheeler Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
CECILIA

Z CECILIA signifying blind Is said
/ \ 10 be derived from Coolies Viveuna.
an Etruscan general who named the
Coelian hill and Coellan gems. The
women Of this family were given the
name Of Cello or Celia In Venice the
latter became ZIlia and Zinola. which
are often found TO belong to the noble
ladies' who vera the wives OF the
dogez. At Naples the name became
fLIIiola.
The Irish have adopted II as sIle
or Sheelah. Celie and Celia are used
both in France and England. probably
under some mystic notion OF the con-
nection with heaven. whose Latin
name is Caelum. It is said that the
prevalence OF Celia IN English towns
IS due partly 10 the popularity OF the
Irish Shaelah and partly to aconfusiou
; with Cecilia
Perhaps the best known bearer OF
I the name Cecilia was that gentle
saint who has furnished Inspiration
1or painters throughout the centuries.
st Cecilia was one Of the early Chris
tians maftyred at ONE IN 230. she
IS said 70 have converted her hus-
band also afterwards martyred, de-
spite the fact that she was forced to
marry him after she bad taken a vow
OF cehbacy. She is considered the
patron saint OF music. particularly
sacred music, and legend has Il she
played SC beautifully that she drew
the angels from heaven tt Is In this
capacity that she has usually been
painted
Cecilia's talismanic stone is a moss
agate. II IS said to give TO the wear
er a bold heart and freedom from
danger The moss agate IS gener-
ally worn as an amulet, rather than
as e piece Of decorative jewelry. and
indeed In recent years the demand
for IL has been enormous in SOudan
where such talismans are fashioned.
Cecilia's lucky day is Tuesday. and
two Is considered her lucky number.
Copyright. 1918, by The Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29


The less mind husband has
the more quickly and obstlnufely
be seems to be able to make itup-
A man murries q fluffy little
thing because her lips are like
ruhies. And then feels cheated
because they don't drop pearls
Of wisdom and diamonds OF wit
Solomon he'd seven hundred Euesses
but no doubt, even then he thought
ne might have found q perfect wife
If he had only kept trying.-Copy-
right, 1913, by the Wheeler Syndicate,
Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
VICTORIA
coDyriEht. i9ls. by star Company.

THE regal name victoria has a fit
1 ting origin since Il comes from
the Latin vince, meaning to conquer.
Vincentius was an early masculine
name borne by two characters OF the
Tenth Persecution. and later BY one
Of the great ecclesiastical authors al
Lerius in Provence. Vincente Ferier
and Vincente de St. Paul added hon
ora 20 the name, but Il was Victor.
the past particfple. which gave rise
to Vittore in italy.
The first Victoria was a Roman
virgin martyred IN the Grecian per-
secution, from whose name came the
ILallan TitLorla. bone bv he admir-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
What They Stand For And Way.
RACHEL

one Of the Ioveliest OF Biblical
" names is Rachel, meaning eve
The first Rachel was the daughter
in-law OF Rebekah- The aspirate in
the middle Of her name is more softly
marked. where, in the prophet Jers-
miah. her descendants, the Benjamite
women. who dwelt around her early
grave at Bethlehem are spoken o.
as "Rahel weeping for her children
because they are not" and are as
eurod that they shah come again TO
their own border.
But she IS Rachel again where saint
Matthew shows the mothers Of Beth
iehem weeping over their lam os-
Dante made lautica Kechele with her
beautiful eyes. the type OF heavenly
contemplation ever gazing az the mir
ror that reelected heavenly glory, but
her name was not popular although
the Mauv princess Africa was thus
translate ted upon her marriage with
Somerled. Lord Of the Isles. some
where about the nth century
But Puritan days loved the sound
OF the word and that sweet saint
who sat at RusselIs side, has given
u a place in English families Ralel
was the name borne by lady VINO
became the wife OF Varuhagen Won
Ense. With the exception OF the Two
different forms OF spelling. Eacnel IS
without diminuuve OF contraetl : n
1t Is one OF the few names that main
tains its sweetness and dignity
throughout its history. The name
has been a favorite with painters ana
many a sanity type OF pure trans
cendaut beauty has been so named.
Rachers gem is the amethyst rs
soft. violet color has a sooering et-
feet on quick tempers, controls evll
thoughts, and Quickeus the inLelll
Eence. Soldiers wearing an amethyst
are said 70 be preserved from mar l
aud the gem Is believed 10 have tne
power TO protect its wearer from con-
tagion. To dream Of It signiIles rec
dom from harm. Saturday Is RacheI
lucky dav and her lucky mum per
Her flower IS the primrose siEnlIy .
ing ulness.-Copyrlsh 1913 %
The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

"Unknowingiy, Lnco- singiy stiA day
BY day they pass us by
srThese friends whom we shall never
know; comrades to whom our spirits
cry
AT some stage Of the game Just
n about every sirl in the world
comes TO the conclusion that The
only attractive men IN the world are
the ones she doesn't know. There's
little or nothing to do about t. She
can't know them
There's an old proveTb that reads,
where you are not there IS the
luck" and the other one that assures
rs that the grecnest meadows are
the ones furtLest away we an Ano"
how. when were trying 70 li4o
place 20 picric on the rocks, We keep
climbing and climbing after nice
table rock arraueement and then
generally discover that the very 1-rl
location IS the site we came 90 first
and passed sc0rnfully by for one 1lr-
Their on.
The unattainable. The half-seen-
Urncharted seas. All the qualities
that tempt human nature on voyages
Of discovery and uuearth new lands.
The spirit that makes for pioneering
its Just that in another form which
makes people long TO know the folks
they don't know
Sounds absurd for minute. doesn't
it2 But think DC over and see IT. as
you get used 90 o. you don't see the
parallel
Wen then. you can see ny eonten-
ton that a perfectly nice Eirl nay
permit strange man 20 speak 70
her. she may 7 wish she wouldn' Z
I assure her she'd better not
For men don't uhilosophize ulcn
about their desires. Given gil
who appeals 20 a man, he's likely g
have a direct attitude about her and
what he wants OF her. Clvlliza-ion
has modified this somewhat. the We
ufar Of society and custom has toned
10 down a lot But-and such a large
hut that BE- has 20 have paragraph
OF Us own
But-Society and Custom say that
people shall not speak 20 other peo-
pie 10 whom they haven't been intro
duced. ana j. Elrl wants the pro-
lection OF that great organization.
society and Custom she must abide
by the rules.
Can Forfeit Protection
The minute son step outside the
law. you forfeit the protection q the
law.
There's nothing particularly im-
moral about speaking 20 a go1d-I1oz-
I ing stranger But when you 90 It,
you PUT yourself ia position where
the man knows you break one rule Of
7 the game and jumps 10 the conclu-
sion that you'l break others.
So youu probably have TO 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29
Emmy

FANNY. which was originally con-
/ sidered a dimunitive OF Frances.
has become sufficiently an Individual
entity 10 be regarded as a separate
name entirely. Its origin IS In reality
ven. complicated as Il is one Of a
dozen dissimilar names that comes
from the Frey Of Teutonic mythology
Freya was the Goddess Of love. but
she likewise drives over the battle
fields in her car drawn by cats and
chooses half the slain whom she es-
corts to their seats at the banquet
Of ValhaIla
The modern Fanny IS apparently OF
the DAYS Of queen Anne, coming into
notice with the beautiful LADY Fanny
Shirley, who made It q great favorite
and almost a proTerb for prettiness
and simplicity, so that the wits Of
George IFS time called John, Lord
Hervey, Lord Fanny" for his effem-
macy. Fanny Is often given at bap-
tism instead Of the fun name. Frances.
and by an odd caprice, IL has lately
been adopted Oh both France and
Germany instead OF their national
contractlons.
Fanny's Jewel IS the wondrously
lovely fire opal The restless colors
OF the ordinary opal is FAR surpassed
by the fire opal whose mysterious
depths are shot with flame The
stone IS perhaps the only one which
superstition regards as unluczy eX-
cept in the cases OF persons born N
October. Legend has 60 that a pixie
clad in brilliant cOlors has been i'm
prisoned in the stone5 be moves rest
lessly about seeking egress hut only
human tears can melt the Eew and
give him freedmen. so he coutrives
all manner Of mischief for the Wearer
70 bring about that end. Fannie's
lucky day IS Friday and Is her
mystic humble opyright, 1913, By
The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

I verify believe Bhe doesr muir
INJURED the Bachelor meeting the
widows amazed eyes with his
amused ones
-Nonsense!7 the Widow picked up
her salad fork with a little shruE
no gil CAN know too much about
men. Nr. Cutting. Besides. II she
really knew anything about them.
she Wouldn't tell them so. She would
know that above al things. a man
likes 70 be regarded as a deep. dark
iuscrutable mystery Telling a man
that you understand him. doesn't
fiatter hint merely frightsns him
IL is The first sign Of a tyro."
4stul,7 persisted the Bachelor.
@you must admit that the na9per
OF today - net ezaeuy an unuo-
Fabricated little thins.s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

a touch Of seorn. and look what she
becomes-'
she becomes a personality. 1Ir.
Cutting-noL Just "a sweet young
thing She goes to work or 20 col
lege and studies law or arr or Jour-
nalism, or economies, or house deco
rating, or something useful"
Sometimes" admitted the Bachelor
Wryly, ~aud sometimes she goes 20
the movies and studies Kitty Cor
don's gowns and poses and some
times she goes down to washington
Square and hobs her hair and stud es
socialism, and Suderman and eugenicsi
and soap-box oratory.
'And sometimes" rejoined the
Widow, "she has her hair permanently
waved and her eyebrows fixed,
and studies nothinT but the styles
and derma rology-
She Il Wise. Indeed.
And won't let a man hold her
hand until she has loozel him up in
Bradstreetsl" finished the Bachelor.
"Oh. she's wise all right. She knows
a lot more than her mother, and mas
her grandmother backed off the map.
Perhaps" and the Widow slipped
her coffee complacently, But what
ever she is. she's a personality. and
I envy heri She doesn't go at life
Dlindly. She always has purpose
whether It's 70 De reIormer OF
milliner-and she knows exactly what
she wants, whether its a career OF
a husbandi And sometimes I wonder
il ! shouldn't have been spared lot
Of hard knocks and disappOintments.
and heartaches. II had started out
with her equipment Of worldly Wis
dom. ] shouldn't have expected half
50 much OF life or love or santa
Claus, or Of the high gods who deal
out destinies. 7 should never have
dreamed Of finding a perfect man or
perfect happiness@
erhut's it!7 exclaimed the
Bachelor, eNultantlys 4you'd new
CT have dreamcdi And, after all
there's nothing half so sweet In
life rs the dream Of a.. Would
you really exchange your dreams
and your illusions. AM your be-
lief In Santa Claus and I'm me, and
MI that, Tor n little useful kuuWl-
elEe. Do vou REALLY want 20
know rs much aE nineteen year
old Elrlf7 and he regarded her
fearfuily.
ooh not-not quite as muoh-- con-
fessed the Widow. turning 20 the
wall-mirror and pulling her silver
and violet tUruau a tritle closer over
the red-Eold curls Il still enjoy
playing blind-man's -blufE and max
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

GIFTS no use
4 blufdng. Ar
ehiei I know too
much about men 90
The words
doated out above
the music IN the
fresh. young voice
OF a developed,
baby-eyed napper.
"a she twinkled By
In the arms Of her
cauow dance
partner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-29

ing believe. and watching for santa
CIaus. stin love the glitter on
christmas trees. and the glamor oH
love and the simmer on lie N sen
gral-even though / know they aFsn
.Thank heavenl- calculated the
Bachelor with a fervent sigh OF re-
Doesn't Wait For Destiny
But don't wait FOR Destiny an
more" finished the WIDOW ~
ont and buy my own Christmas tree
and hang things on & for myselI,
marked TO Molly-from santa I've
learned that much from the modern
aI.earned-how muchT' inquired
the Bachelor, in bewilderment
TO know Just what J want IN NE
and not to wait for fate, or man.
or luck. or accident 70 supply II
To make my dreams come true
"But you do stil dream-of love
and all thatl You stun nave your
Illusions" pleaded the Bachelor hope
fully
yes" admitted the widow, with
wlstful little smile. I haven't yet
got my eyes wide open- and I'm stun
wrapped ia sentimental cOtton-bat-
tinE-and 7 don't think I'll ever catch
up to the flapper. or give up wishing
on the new moon. or falling In love.
or believing all the silly sweet
things a man says TO me. don't
think III EVER grow up and be
SOPHISTICATED. lIr. Cutting"
you won't" murmured the Bache-
Tor soto voice. IF I can HELP iti'
Evening star., 1919-09-18

Phillip J. Barry. acting superintend-
ent of the Chicago division of the De-
partment of Justice. will leave the
government service today