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Evening star., 1919-03-16

vile Gfddings. United States Medical
Corps, says the Atlanta Constitution.
The wedding, to take place on Sat
urday, the 10Th, at Pine Bloom, the
.. beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton S. Arkwright, will be anticipated
by a number of entertainments. those
coming in the week of the wedding to
include a number of out-of-town
guests.
Miss Arkwright's attendants will be
Miss Catherine Giddings. maid of
Berlin. N. H.. first bridesmaid: Misses
Marjorie Brown, Margaret McCarty.
Helen McCarty, Blanche Divine,
Louise Walker of Monroe. Eloise Rob
inson. Julia Murphy. Patty McGehee,
bridesmaids.
Capt. Giddings' attendants are as
yet uncertain. since he has invited a
the American expeditionary forces in
France. and the time of their return
,, is indefinite.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding who will form a large
house party at Pine Bloom for the
week before the wedding will be Mr..
and Mrs. Orton Bishop Brown and
Miss Lewis Gordon Brown of Berlin,
N. H.: Gen. and Mrs. w. L. Marshall
and Mrs j: X. Knapp of Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bouton and Mr. and
| Mrs T. T.. Johnson of Savannah, Miss
Louise Walker of Monroe, Ca, and
Miss Blanche Divine of Carriers, Ga.
On Monday evening, April IA, Mr.
and Mrs. Arkwright will give an old
fashioned house waTming at Pine
Bloom in compliment to the out-of-
town guests. the bridesmaids and
groomsmen and the Order of Old
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Continued from First PageD

Daughters of the Confederacy. for the
forthcoming Dixie ball. to be held at the
New Willard Easter Monday. April q.
chosen as chairman of the young
ladies' committee with Miss Nancy
Weeks and Miss Grace Maude Morgan
as vice chairmen. The floor commit
tee will be under the Craftsmanship OF
+. r. Fravel. District commander. =.
c. V. with Albert Sidney Parry. Camp
305. S. c. ", as vice chairman.
Capt. 7. Raleigh Raines and Gen.
Julian 5. Carr will introduce the
gussts and have charge of the recep-
ton committee.
The president. Mrs. Walter f. Hut
ton. will be assisted by the following
ball committee: Mrs. j. Lee Webb.
chairman; Mrs. A.. II. Plant. vice
chairman: Mrs. William |. Denning.
Mrs. Edwin Du Bose. Mrs. Noble J.
Wilt. Mrs. George Horning. Miss Mar
ion Smith. Mrs. f. II. Lynham, Mrs.
Theodore Judd, Miss Isla Willoughby.
Mrs. Julian Cabell Goolshy. Mrs. Wal
lace Streater. Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith and Mrs. Forrest Vrooman.
A list of the patronesses and the
various committees will be announced
at a later date.
Among those who have already
taken tables are: Mrs. G. r. Wood.
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Whitman
Cross. Mrs. Fred A. Walker. Mrs.
Louis Brownlow. Mrs. George w. East
ment. Mrs. William Tindall. Mrs.
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Norristown. Pa. announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter. Julia
Wright, to Mr.. John Webb Hogg. son
Of Commodore William s. Hogs. u. s..
N, and Mrs Hogg of Washington.
Mrs. James Lee Shelton has as her
house guest. Mrs. McHeHry Of Phi1a-
delphia. who will be with her until
the last of the week.
Mrs. Emerson II. Liscum was hostess
at q tea yesterday afternoon, enter
taining in. honor of the Red Cross
auxiliary which worked at her resi-
dence throughout the war.
Col. and Mrs Easton r. Gibson. who
were her guests for several days. have
left for their post at Camp Lee. Last
week Mrs. Liscum entertained at a
9Th Infantry tea in their honor.
Mrs. T. @. Donaldson chaperoned a
party of young people last evening at
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York during their absence fror
Washington of several weeks.

washington OF several weeks
Mr. and Mrs Samuel X. Cunning
ham will leave this week to make
their future home in Williamsport.
Pa. with their son, Lieut.. Logan
Cunningham. who has recently pur-
chased the handsome estate sunny
Acres, the former home OF Mr.. a. II.
Pugh.
Mr.. and Mrs Cunningham viii he
accompanied by their two grand
children and their daughter. the wife
and children of Maj charles r. Is.
Price, t. $. Marine Corps. who mas
been in Franco since November with
the 11th Marines.
Mrs. Charles n Atwatcr. wife OF
Commander Atwatcr. l.. :, NJ. C.. is
visiting Mrs. W. II. Burns at the
latter's home. Burnside" near An
napolis, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs William Henry Gard
ner announce the engagement or eheir
daughter Nora Lee to Lieut.. Charles
William Smith. Both are OF Waynes-
boro, Va.
Much affection. as we'll as the IN.
terest of Atlanta's social world. Will
center in the marriage in April OF
Miss Dorothy Arkwright, favorite
alike with the married contingent
and the younger set. to Capt. Glen
Evening star., 1919-03-16

This evening there will be a joint
recital at the Arts Club of Washing
ton by Miss Mabel Linton and Mr..
Beaumont Glass of the Philadelphia
Orchestra.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

COoften one hears "she hasn't
- that well>dressed look that
New York women have"
Asa matter of fact, NewYork
women are well>dressed. And.
did you ever stop to consider
why they are?
It's because nine out Of ten
Of them-the wel>dressed ones,
of course-are tailored women
"a graceful flow Of harmonious
line from well>setting collar to
trim hem.
To obtain that wen>dressed
look" Of the New York woman.
enduring style is necessary. The
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Kerr-Simpson Wedding.

Mr.. Stirling Kerr, widely known in
Masonic circles as the deputy of the
Supreme Council of Scottish Rite
Masonry in the District Of Columbia,
and formerly master Of Temple-Noyes
Lodge, No. 80. F. A. A. NJ. and Miss
Cora Dale Simpson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer z. Simpson Of 1880
Irving street northwest. were married
In Baltimore. Md, yesterday after
noon. at the Hotel Emerson, by Rev.
DR.. William Tayloe Snyder. rector Of
the Church Of the Incarnation Of this
city. Maj. Gen. James D. McLachlan,
X. c. B.. military attache at the
British embassy. was the best man.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kerr left for their honeymoon, which
will be spent in philadelphia, Atlantic
City and New York. On their return
they will temporarily mako their
homo with the brides parents, at
1880 irving street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles B. Campbell
and their daughter. Miss Mildred
Campbell, have gone to Atlantic City
fO!. visit and will nlzo New
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Louis Gutenberg, Mrs. Harwood Read.
Miss Alice Heaven. Miss v. Teghatofr.
Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, Mrs. l.. A..
Bradley. Mrs. Isaac Cans. Mrs. NJ. T..
Endicott and Mrs. Edmund Brennan.
lated with the National American
Woman Suffrage Association, is to
give bridge tea at the Suffrage
House, 1926 Rhode Island avenue, Fri
day, March 21, at 3 O'Clock.
The league, Of which Mrs. Louis
ing the proceeds from the tea to the
national association. thus substan-
TALLY expressing appreciation for the
use of tn. headquarters, which it has
enjoyed for it's business and social
meetings and its Red Cross activities.
The patronesses are Mrs. Newton D.
Baker. Mrs. David F. Houston. Miss
Brandeis. Mrs. William S. Kenyon.
Mrs. John H. 'Shafroth, Mrs. James r.
Mann. Mrs. Victor Murdock. Mrs.
Edward Keating. Mrs. Whitman
Cross, Mrs. gilbert Grosvenor and
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Serving at the tea table will be-:
Mrs. Fred Allan Walker and Mrs.
Laura Williams. assisted by the MEM
bers of the executive board.
This evening there will be a joint
recital at the Arts Club of Washing
ton by Miss Mabel Linton and Mr..
Beaumont Glass of the Philadelphia
Orchestra.
The marriage of Miss Louise A.
Henderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Brodie of this city took place yester-
day afternoon at the home of the
brides parents. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Wilmer P.
Johnston, of the First Congregational
Church The bride wore a dark blue
travelling suit with small blue and
gray hat and wore a corsage bouquet
Of violets and freesia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brodie left Immediately after the
ceremony for a short wedding trip
and upon their return will reside at
Indian Head, Md.
Senator Miles Poindexter Of Wash
ington will be the speaked at the
chapel of the George Washington
University tomorrow at 1920 This is
one of the series of addresses by emil
nent men and women that have been
arranged by President Collier of the
university. to which the public is
invited.
Mrs Eleanor Cox Griffith enter
tanned a partytof young people at
dinner last evening at Wardman Park
Inn in honor of Miss Nancy Lane.
daughter of the Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Franklin X. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar K, Legg. jr..
entertained at luncheon Saturday at
the Cafe st. Marks. Among their
guests were Mr.. Henry Charles Davis
and Maj. Tracy Hunter. L. S. M. c.,
recently returned from Paris, where
he was the chief of staff of the
Marine Corps in France.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

WHEN 1oN a1e1f decide to become hin:
~ sinys, kh1 lss h o11 efeei~ INDEED,
- evilsneed Iy this bias serge sri. Niek<kS
1a1 5adsons. TsiA~.Msdt 5.55.
Parallel ,uws Of esnking fa,~ ~ siD-
ming on this suit Of blue chiffon se6tss Esed
sih white silk. The sash crosses IN tie Asek
Taila,-MAdt 5525.
Read, f~ On, occasion is Ais sne q fine
French se,1s, h,aid hexnd, seeensastinT hsz;
atnder lines. Tsilor-Malt sos.
By loops and buttons tie skin Of aHs Idzs
snye 5HI acquired desired eloseness G as
'ies. Yeatyxlbsx sodtt., sitar-Madt 56IS
Evening star., 1919-03-16
Look for
Look for
KANDEL'S
Hat Factory
1926 18th St. NV.

We are experts on ladies' straw
hats We dye and reshaps them to
the latest styles. We renovate ladies'
and mems hats Of all kinds. s.Phone
NJ. 26O7.
Evening star., 1919-03-16
Good Style
Is Not a Matter of Locality

kind that makes a woman as
proud of her suit three months
later as the day she bought it
fabrics that do not require con-
slant pressing to "hold their
shape; and that perfection of
detail that a woman knows as
careful finishing"
The sWooltex" ;" label is the
unfailing mark Of that we'll
dressed look. Each coat or suit
is first correctly designed and
then carefully tailored of such
excellent fabrics that it keeps
its graceful lines throughout the
season.
Evening star., 1919-03-16
French Officer to Speak.

Lieut.. Marcel Jousse. S. J.. will
speak at the Washington Club on
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the hop given by the officers at the
Washington barracks.
Lieut.. T. Q. Donaldson. jr.. who has
been the guest of his mother. has left
Washington for his post at Columbus,
Ga. where he will be one of the in
structors.
Mrs. B. A. Helm has returned to
her apartment. in the Rochambeau
after spending several weeks in Au-
gusta, Ga.
Mrs. Abner H. Ferguson is at the
Dennis. Atlantic City, for a few
weeks. and will return to her home.
in Chevy Chase, about April 1.
French Officer to Speak.
Lieut.. Marcel Jousse. S J.. will
speak at the Washington Club on
Continued on Third Page)
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Louis Gutenberg. Mrs. Harwood Read.
Miss Alice Heaven. Miss V. Teghatofr.
Bradley. Mrs. Isaac Cans. Mrs. NJ. T.
Endicott and Mrs Edmund Brennan.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

CONTINUED on Third Page.J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Crandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
will Know.

The use ~ sare ani Tulrhar sar re.
storing faded. rraY hair T. ta natural
rulur dates iafk a. Frandmuthef .
tins. Hh@ used u 40 Keep her hair
beautifully dark. Tiaasy and attraf.
tive. Nhensssf her hair fonk on that
dui. faded o. sirsaksd appearance
th1a simple mixture Waa applied with
wondeffai effect
hut brewing at horne = mus.v and
out sof.daie Nowadays hN aaklnr a.
anF drug store far a bottle ~ eWysth' .
rawe and Sulphur Compound you
~Ell fst iais famous old preparation
improved ny the adiiiIan - other IN
Hrstisnts. which can te depended un.
On a. restore natural gainf and beauty
90 the hair
A well known downtown dfafrIst
faFs u dafhnHa the hair - naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell Il haa
been applied You simply dampsn =
sponge - suft brush with q and draw
this through your hair. taking one
strand - time ~ morning the
ftay hair disappears. and after Ar
other Application or two. II tecofnsa
beautifully dafk and glossy.
Wyetha hare nnf Sulphur Com.
pound 10 delifhtfal toilet reautnlta
faF thos. Who desire q more youthfat
appearance n 10 not infsnsl.s for
The cure. mitigation Or prstsstl0a ~
disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
Published "a 10" Daily Leader April
i9 10 eg. 1879
NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron Az.
PoiNrNrHr or sUARlAN
IN County Court ~. gfs,.

STATE - Oklahoma. logan County. 81
The State - Oklahoma 10 ihe ria
siFs~ and neN ~ kin 90 Iauln.iin,
Arnsff. a minor
You ar" hereby notified lhai Fan.
chun Red haa flied IN tbs Coun sn
application fpr ihe afgs4nfmsfa ~ aald
hncisln Reid az rIari'an - the Ger
ron and estate * AID Jaoaaellls A.
neif. n minor. and chat said appNra .
son uiil b. heard a. lhe court rom
- said Co1rt on ~ sand day ~ April
1879. ~ nine o'clock a N a. which
tine foa may appear and show cause
u ans yuu have. why said application
shouid uua be granted
wHne-a my hand and che zeal ~
-aid conr7. ~ cuhris. IN said counfy
ihis isih. day ~ April. lsis.
A n ROLLS.
isEALl County Jades
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sst ~fss WILL TGSr
erGs eaR cesr Law

Ne~ hofA ApsH 81 ffsweru nf fht
M ferk dlsiras ts.ak asiIea lntsnd
- e. sps,d e.aft dssffmlnstaln VI
ihsir e-im ll..i hsr - s.l sresaf
A'cshpit oinirni mas g. pr,siaeei
e hett Nielsins ihe t..d eons.rss
faan rvulsiiens eh.n 80 81 fkfr
anmosf tesan Distributing bfe~ -
a. sirsnFih sI-es sis.i in taffels t,.ar
lnr hhris ds--,flhlns li e. nan n
tasicatiae beverage
fhe trss ffnf slf ethnai rase
has sismse. shfrh fhe ..slis,4of had
fsfo s.t earrsd iass announcing thar
sums s.laIsslsni Is fhe easi 80 lhe
stamps had s..en asiasllei in hauks
ta a~aH ~ siafm - as. ro4afamsni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
IL YOU WANT TO VOTE
YOU MUST REGISTER

" you want 20 vot. in tho Owning
bond election YOU mRsi rsgssser Ev-
ery woman and man Who vo,es H. n
inonth must l,rodnoe a registration
eertificafe before h. or she can vote.
This rule appliss 20 4sople who Ave
IN tho rural diaricis A. will o. those
vho live IN town
Following is hsi of the rerisrars
and ih.ar location.
i-Anieise Twp. precinct i-Chas "
Ho~laud. PieazaH, Valley.
.-Antsslog- Twp. precinos 2-Frank
A Marin Coy.e. Okla.
NORTH clmarron Tup-c y Wan
dali. Coyle. Okla.
t-South Cimarron Twp A ssarks,
Meridian. Okla
5-Bear Crs--k Twp 7 crnoe. cuth-
rfe. n FDe.
g. Cutarie Twp-Rocella Huichins.
Gushrfe. Okia.
CITY. Ward !. Precinoi II
TeaxBe Ray.
CRY. Ward I. Preclncs 2-I
y r Conner. ca East Perkins.
s-Gufhre chy. ward ?. Prv-rlno III
A L Brown. 3ie East Oklahoma.
ie-cufhrfe Cry. Ward :. PrecInct .
J " Kro--re~. fos E4st wsrner
ii-Gufh-ie Cay. Ward :. Pre-ancs IL
ID A Hun;er. corner Brad ard rfar- |
r-~on.
is-cufhr5e Cry. Ward :. Precsncs .
Prank Pfe-ssf. Corner Pharmacy.
'3-csthre CITY. Ward {. Precincs -
" BsrnhsrS. oorne- Finh and
Warner. l
If-Guthrse CITY. Ward {. Precnct > :
Relpa Ao<Tfsoa. 2ie North MINI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
WHERE oAyLIcar SAVING
rs NOT NEroro

Aiaska's productivity 10 ph.nom.nsi
'he sr"at river valleys. particularly
'hos" q ~" Yukon and ihe T-nana
arr covered with rich sol. The rrs~-
ing -es-on - short In ,he actual nam
Der - days. bur i doubled b. 81.
facf that there :. 10 niehi from NAV
70 september During the shas h.
summer abundant crop. - rui,.i vsee.
tables and grains can b. rodDr.d
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Chlluren Cry
FOR flETcHtR'S
g n G. oRt -


NOTICE ros uiOs
BIDS vii De- rsolyui 81 ihs CFY
Cisfkf ofno' up 20 ID uclafk A ST
April .eih. ais. Tor thr ron frnelof
~ a ooncrsfe sidewalk udIplnine slo,i
81. eafaiai iiill ~ Che aaat Plans ans
sp'eiflraiious 90 fie az fhe above ~
fce
The COMMISSIONER Preserve ~ rsrhi
10 reject unb of aN hlds
GEO 4. ANDER8ON.
CITY Ciefk
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l1s<s. iss7 nfe~s wsrns<
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Okla
~ Sfrsagvaie T~ss-W Weaew " W.
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Navsna. oklA
legislative District Nuneer Too.
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"a route ;. Mulhall
70 Cedar Twp. fr-clnsz D. arTssrs
L Haadock. <4stnA. rzarai rouie
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cathrle. ruul rsase
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Guthrie. Fu~l r-ife io
g NaEvhaii r~l II y Iiesrn Mar.
shah. okls
n M1ihAn Twp " ~ Masihe~s.
Muihaii oAh
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vet. NaVina rural rstffs +
si-- S4einor Twp WAiaam y cfalr.
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hall. akia
woodland Twp
rs IOWrllER.
coanty Registrar
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Take ne oa standard GROVE :
TASrfi .ESS cAlA ru>ic lea snaw
> ~ ssta arr takink. a. -. iornaA e
Frinsed 80 every isbsi showias s. is
oyiNi>E ans IRON e is.i sless FORM
TIE oainlne drive eai fho usa iar'a
thr irou hsliis ~ iht sy-s*e rrsv@
90
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There are those on ihe ehuroh RON
after whose names ! have .uf q men
fai question mark They arr IKE fhe
irishman's flea. when YOU pat your
finrcr on him. he is nos there
\ life thai is MOI chrfaan is Grim
inai ~ that % is destroying rs own
soul
No man has ever been made 4 chris
iian BY m" fear of.hen
think that the saddesi zine n
Peters llf" wis uhen he nsf by an,
devils IRE afier ~ had d.nlcd chras
and "a chrisi's gaze turned On him
IN sorrow q mutt hav. soorsh.d
hole through hls soul
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sh~ 1 : l~As - sash : Aurgs ~asa
! started thss isitrf thAi aaveaf
siepp.-i 10 eorf~et esFors Year sou
Loren Siark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21

'oioEne. Ami ei-cerrnan .oid,er~
wounded in the war have begun form
ing associa'ions in Cologne and o,her
.o~ns and cities in ssriou. par. -
Germany.
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h "A. ADAMS. PRACTICE IN ali eourts
Office. ioess ~es, osia. Ave.
Phone sis.
htLP wANTGo-FEMALe.

WANTED Bookseeper Tor bank.
sisnographer secretary. competent
sten0gfapher for permanent position
ia Guthrie. These are some ~ our
calls Tor ofnee help Onls Tea months
10 prepare Every student Ne send
cut making good There's a reason
l'houe 2s2 or can for Information
Guthrie Business College. s0s W Okla
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-17
FRANCE BACK OF RHENISH
REPUBLIC Is BERLIN VIEW

BERLIN. June 16.-Authorities of
the American, British and Belgian ar
mies of occupation regard activities
looking to the establishment of a
Rhenfsh republic as result of French
Intrigue, and are themselves taking a
strictly neutral attitude. according to
the Erberfe5d correspondent of the
Local Anzeiger.
at is believed that France is try
ing to gain by roundabout means
what she was unable to rorce Presi-
dent Wilson to concede the annexa-
tion of the left bank of the Rhine"
the correspondent declares. THE
Americans and British, however. are
freely permittig counter efforts on
the part of Germany, which are not
permitted i'm districts occupied by the
French. The Upper Rhine district
would not know of the existence Of a
new republic but for the Centrist
newspapers at Ax-la- -ChapelIe and
Orefeld. There is no desire for a re-
public from Blngen northward and
the whole northern section of the
Rhine province is completely loyal to
Germany
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-17
M|LAOY'S ARTIFICIAL
SILK IS GUN BOTTOM
BY HENRY WOOD.

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
PARIS. (By mail. Glad in stock
lngs. ball gowns and lingerie made
OF artificial silk. Milady is encased
In precisely the same material of
which high explosives are made-gun
cotton.
There Is no danger. however, that
In the midst of a ball Milady may fin
lsh lie a puff of shrapnel or the ex-
plosion of "a shell was the positive as
surance to the United Press OF Count
Hilaire OF Chardonnet, the inventor
of artificial silk.
At the age of so years, this Illus
trious chemist and scientist has just
been elected to the supreme honor oi
mem bership in the French Academy
OF Sciences for his discovery of how
to put one over on the silk worms
During the war he had been deco
rated by the French minister of war
with the Cross of a ChevaIler OF the
| Legion of Honor for discoveries reia-
| tive to the manufacture of high explo-
slves growing out of his researches
made primarily to render artificial
| silk stockings explosive.
According to Count Hllaire. his ar
| tificial silk. which is now produced
by vast factories in Switzerland. Bel
g!um. France. Italy, England and the
United states, has for its basis moth
Ing less than gun cotton. One OF the
greatest problems he had to solve in
perfectIng it for everyday use wa,
to render IL non-expIosive.
The gun cotton under the Chardon
net process is first dissolved in
mixture of alcohol and ether and ther
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-17
CITY MILK SUPPLY


ent that the lowest percentage of
germs is found in milk which is cooled
quickly. and in dairies where hot
steam is used for sterilization. Mr.
Hoyt says that hile the local dairies
made a good showing, there is room
for Improvement.
For this reason, Miss Parker has ar
ranged with Superintendent Fred p
Austin for the establishment of test
ing apparatus in the local high school
laboratory so that beginning with next
fall. students in science will test the
milk from time to time. Mr.. Hoyt
will return this fall to aid in the be
ginning of the work here. Superin-
tendent Austin has agreed to cooper
ate in every way and says he hopes
this will prove beneficial to the whole
community.
Each dairyman who. sent in milk
for the test will receive from Miss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-17
Too Late to Classify.
Notice of Payment of the General In
dcbtcdne - Bonds of the City of
PCndlcton Oregon.

Pcndlcton, Oregon.
Whereas. the city of PendletOn has
decided to exercise its option to re-
deem and pay off part of the gener-
Al Indebtedness bonds OF the City Of
Pendleton, Oregon. issued on the LIST
day of July. 1919. optional 20 years
after date, and numbered from l to
- inclusive. of the denomination of
$1,000 each. Now therefore.
Notice is hereby given that the City
II Pendleton General Indebtedness
Bonds No. 1, ., 3, T. 5. 6. Z, s, .. 10
IRE hereby called for payment and
Hill be paid upon presentation there
Of to the City Treasurer in Pendleton.
oregon. or at tho office of Kountze
Bros. in New York City. New York.
on the 1st day of July. 1919.
Interest on said bonds ceases July
LIST, 1919.
LEE MOORHOUSE.
City Treasurer.
By II. W. DICKSON.
Dated this 1Gth day of June. 1919.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-17

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other government officers have been
planning the raid for weeks but ac-
ton was deferred until the govern
ment was supplied with tine powerful
weapon desired--a drastic deportation
act Under this law aliens and Brit
ish born trouble makers can be de-
ported.
A mass meeting of 5000 strikers
amid cheers and singing. it was de-
cided to elect new labor leaders and
continue the fight. Labor leaders en-
gagged a counsel and an effort will be
made to free the prisoners. These at
tempts will be futile, members of the
citizens committee declared. They
said that arrest of the uncompromis
ing leaders will admit negotiations be-
ing conducted by more reasonable
labormen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-17
PEACE OR WAR


note is characterized as harsh.
smashing" and "gruff."
The government group was as
tonished when a brief summarization
of the reply and the note were receiv-
ed. While government leaders would
not make any comment minor offici-
ais expressed their disapproval, de-
claring the allies answer. ''stupified
them"
The peace delegates reported when
they left Versailles for Weimar crowds
jeered and stoned them. one man
and one woman in the delegation were
injured by stones. it was said.
The cabinet was scheduled to meet
this morning to consider extracts from
the allies reply.