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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-15
PRINCIPAL Pl0TTns IRE IN
LIMBO At CINCINNATI
GOVERNMENT SI.EliT ARE
RUNNING - w N THE
REDS: VALUABLE IN
FORMATION CONTAIN
ED IN PAPERS
FOUND ON ONE
Il SPEtTS
LEAD FEDERAL MEN ~ LONG
BULLETIN.

tHY AssotIateh FTrNsl
cineirnst,. o, Oct is--T~o ms1.
said to be leaders Of tire gang
that sent out the May Day bombs.
were arrested IN q resort here to.
day. Papers and letters Of i'm.
portancs to the government were
found on one OF them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-15
DOZEN oaAsssp At cAsv

Gary, Ind. Oct i5-More than d
dozen men we're taken into custody
here during the night by military In
telligence authorities and were 10 be
questioned today In connection with
the Investigation into alleged radical
activities. including bomb and anti
government plots. II also is said
army intelligence agents have in their
possession list OF several hundred
alleged radicals, among whom mum
ber are believed TO be leaders In the
radical movement. Military intelli-
gence authorities are said 10 have oh
tanned clues regarding rad Al acfiv'
ties here even before Major General
Leonard Wood. com mander OF the
central army department. declared
military control after the situation
growing out OF the steel strike got
beyond state officials.
Premier Bomb Maker Questioned.
Several men. including Anton
Gorski. who was said TO be under
surveillance in connection with ex-
plosion OF bomb in the Chicago
postoffice In September. 1918. were
questioned yesterday and II was stated
Alexander lvanoff. believed to be the
maker OF the thirty six bombs sent
from New York TO prominent men
throughout the country was being
sought
Gary Situation Controlled.
That the situation In Gary itself Is
believed TO he uader complete control
OF the federal soldiers here was evi-
denced by General Wood granting
permission for the first outdoor mass
Continued on Page 4, Col. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-15

Continued on Page 4. Col. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

sssiaxeN vNmpsmira svsat AaMARstl
nAtsAve ~ wAMA saaa NAn, Nskln4as
AFv n'aRA NAV ghpfa sss ss~ev thaa
q shatn 81 sMe allnlsu M sAr we
weTw thlN NJ ltAfn. IA sha Nisre mNA
fAsy Nail NAV etea Nka sYr hsows.
ssAasea nFuwa tsH sAa gAeir akses
are sglshtN reNlse ,AAn .hst Is hslg
@sesseg* aisNeNAn Ns refablN ~
The nA'fssa Mtka "A xSNNa that
shes Asa uvsgg sfu ehae asa n A,ss
sNa gFaAaNis gNey ssa mA tfAwesgA
sAi6i lt@i ikelV aasss,prs dlA ssx
y Alse Mem gfuAAhiv tgNsiAN ree 4
RR~ @pA wae acer lveA ~ W. Asts
~ ais4RsstS@w
FhrFe wwa eNe Ntske aAt w8a @sa4
A sh#d sAa sAoaA eV@emesm aNANNs
NJ hlapdN a& tAG asa Ms*F IA swa
a4Akx Aassvm whm Naaf wah alsek
and wAe kaa h1Ask te@lv esys fA4
FarvnsA sArv III Au mAaea ta sk4
rsaaiAh hAg Aaa sHs sYsa sf At0
egf FINS
Crawford nha wA4 saassssd AAu4tl,
aitsf ~ Eat stnfnl s8 tsslssAssAa
- she ssswns wAaisF s4egmAa wa@A
a4d Fsyks5 htgS W ~ 4 fsae nsaR NJ
ssgsA l,snt lgeelA II 1As hm tgms
veFsh wNh hlm wAea sAs lx atfaAs
"a iae sglw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
CAl0TADs ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
mo INFLUENZA
ntssers Now rrssershs cxlssAbs.
tho Purified cAicmsI rsslsss
rtat Are NaussaIs1s,
Ssf< and sure

fhafpse sge waFulew lhln pAAne hat
HiuapM epl&a asa mlks esas~ "A safs~.
vnaa etssa lead " paaepNpns. ana sner
s@Rtsssls reUtNi ilgAti@aA FhnF 2Ag thst
*swNe ewld shassiA pgewfvN hanaxllat.
Nlifhihaa sna thas eNp fSfwt pfaw ia Vh~
'etatstsMs "A IA MaNe sAteN shAt khs
ftfr AftlsR hat shla eatsARs fAivs
sahH Hhe Neyttess#. aaassalsma eshinAt
t&elsfs afe gAr sRT4ei. bsAg ana mUs
aee~~ahlW 4xAs&ta
u@e sAAstab ~ hvst tlwse VIA
swalesw VI MAtaf shafM Nff 80 sasfas
lsN aaassa. and Al WswtlFaA an lAm
aiss tlsa Ana spmstEge Nas& nagalMs
Ysav yeiA h&a yaAishsa Vssae hgef s
fresvy Nuar systsss " Fuvtlfsi sng' -
ETwsAe@ aa1 vv9 aFa fsvtshx tin ven
avasiY = wAtA'w f@g brsakfrAt taf
@e4s snM vhaa~ Ma slaMMWFs
IVY f88f pFateetisssa. raltA AAs Ara
@''A esslY a HSatnal swaseK naesM5v..
ps'tr sRlyfy gig~ ernlp Ala deM 44sss
fpet''Amahd AuA assapantrv es!ss3Ass
An8 afN Aata@efseA ~ Fw4mnd E*~
lflee II Yvw meN uet aell4ns~d wwn
thteH tAtti
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

opf of toe second Bfefanaapn sxs
IyalfiVas wha haa eUne aat % tbs
north lpf Tbs flfsi llae ln IL years
tAe blonde natives ate sthfom
naeAs ~ easly ~hsta expletsfA.
Crawford betieys lle expresses sur
ol - that ihe existence oE an auiirr
,Flre ~ blondes va Eenerally beliey
- ~ Wae 3ifh Hiesanason wh q
{ b. blonaea wsn discovered
IN Victoria Land Crs~sofd said
shrft are prtaahlf three tribes Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
WOULD CIT OFT
THE SUNDAY COMICS

ST. Louis, Dec. ff-R solutions re-
qaasting tho Government. either by
LEGISLATION or by az executive order ~
che Postoffice Department 10 forbid
the issuance OF connie supplements
and magazine section Of newspspeY4
ss : means of conserving print paper.
vas adopted a, a receEs meeting cf
Kansas aad hsssc~sl newspaper pub
fishers here.
Copies OF lie resolutions wefc sGat
20 Post Master General sss'aFga and
to members Of congress from Missouri
and Kansas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
CIiiC ago HAS MORE
NEGROES THAN Any CITY

chicago, Dec To- ( aicaK9 il the iafR
~ city ~ its United States Ia nezre
Fngulsflon. according 80 flEIfes an
Hrunced today by the Urban league.
sec9fdlHg % These figures Chicago
has izNHe nezfre an increyse II
s49a9 since 1876 New YORK "a mlii
ieaalng NY fee ,honsanH. Of inc
f'fraa employtrx negro woTen Seasg
Boebmck AID eempsAy msii ordsg
cneernl eas said 10 hasr tar iaTgess
nsn4bns 100.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
BETTER Than cAl0Ma
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are aTiarmIess Substitute

D.. Edward Csspe Tasieta rre tie
result N Ur Edwards discrimination
nct l1 ifxat liver and fUwxf complaint
with raimnel. Fer l7 years " usrd
these tablets IA seTetable compound
inxet xiih oliva oii} In LIS pfSvats
lvsrtlce With great u&cres
ihFy ID al s'ie ger6 tfS1t cairsncl
fr bot hsv1 ~ b1d afset i,ecsS. No
rsisls. fso Tntr7g. f;D if-FY 10 the
Rurns cf 6areg lscr1 Sli fssst's~~gxt /
tt<y fls~ate slae AeF and bow'e.e
I1ke if. Edwards Csl.t laHicsa
aiisrl ral htl iDEy" sd iNa9y
t.tlss lsew TIKI ehs = va lxasr snd
petk w ltss as1l.lts. % 400 - q boz.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

fMsit rsfrFfy fffs. rssskpt &sex ssmssy
tAr tNfr t4N1s ft ftiltft rsf,fft atta tsssssry
" Nftd Htaes ta4afA8N es&Fafnf fwsfiNf sae3
f'aA ftTfszf ANAhGs ANpSts rfl&nfa. %a~
t.st ifas rtNfmfS iDeflfe's4 t*fhs ssrss--
$50 - rAfA~r ~ ENt H fesf fie3
= - rfet fAass taEf - p~s tts1f ~ sn.sf@
- aApt ~ xfwNsas wv f~Yca y "A fxvf hfAns
80 AsIsNss isN ~ 1ls~ su4<ss lsis safS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
JUST LIKE AFTER WAR;
IN THE SOUTHLAND
Atayism Is Explanation OF
Explorer For the Blonde
Eakimos" The White
Man Come"

Seattle. Wash. Dec io~-Afayism - !.
plains the discovery ~ Blonde Esyi.
mos w Victoria land in the Arctic
xSporsed by vilihalmaF Ssefsnsson la
che opinion ~ ganie Il crawfofa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Groves Tastelsss chill Tonic
rcyiores vraixs and tnerxy 0y pnfs-
Tying ard earichlns the ssooa Yoa
can ssel sts ssrer e. hening, inylgoraf-
frg Effect. Price tec.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
. BACK ACHE !.
ksssbcs Up With psWesrsslaG
HsuiIns Stlxas0 on

A harmless and effective prepArA-
ton 70 relieve the pains of RheuBax-
i,sm. sciaiiea. Lame Back aud Lum-
bago Is HamIin's Wizard Oil II PEN
strafcs quickly. drives out soreness.
aud ltmbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles
You have no Idea how usefui ie
will be found IN cases Of every day
siiInent or mis'lap. when there Il
aeed of aa immediate healing. anti
septic application. as in ezs<s al
spfsins, bruises. cuts, burns. bites
and stingk
Get il from druggists for 20 eensA
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get yonr money back.
Ever eonstspzsed or have sick
hezdscbef Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pillA -
centA Juarzntsed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Early 10 bed and early 10 4sse
h~vcr7i DO rUhin' gor 4 man ualess
ne skirsnistses around iiifie whiIa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

For the good OF yourself. y9sg fam.
ny. your county. yDrr state. aad yors
cou1'rT. buy Red cross rafirmss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
SOFT DRINK TiAES
SHOW BIG I<ClsE iSE

Jefferson City, Mo. Dee. 3 The
state Beverage inspectors November
report indicates THAI pr0hieIsion has
converted many beer drlngcrs into
foft-Sfink consumers
The pcs0ber eeer tss amounted fc
szS gSs whlie the November tax fell
aowever. toiAIed siisev en increase
~ s4.5sl over the preceding month.
--'-~--'~-------'-.---s-
Boy Seonis are helping IN no sale
~ Rcd rFces seals aielH the boy
scfmats make the Sale aicees8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Five CENTS wogih of Rod rr3sa spals
f best lnsestment shss yo1 can make
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

fsFafNnsat wav saa eaptaeast ~ fvd
esss lgaeps Hsar rasfal after vur.
sasg tAsssWs xrvsa aaYs wsll ~ ses
sHssd w " ~ilies saAsass hls susera
@sas Ard tnat AZ als sEal me is~th
p@aaisv wssl he saNpd VIA lslai v
'a'nsidseva W Nwslean saihessssss -
'Aa Waas laspartaes sli IN shas cpans
lgY siaElna a aseaas " gevelytlpG ~
kaaAiseY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

lnd's's exports fcF sept amounted
70 approximately slos2z9Dfp. ThI
exressis Al previous feeofds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
DECREE or DIVORCE -
6ItE> FRANK 4 GOULD

Parts. uee 40 The dcefee ~ dl.
Ycace obtained by Franz ! Gould ~oi
Sew York frnm bis wife. Edll Reiiy
Could. Was sustained n Judicial pro.
ceedsasA hefe today The touft over
ruled MIA G3ulds plea tfat 81 has
~ jnFlsdlstian hecanse vi har belne
resident ot me United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

= - aef Fhls >eu Ssas <su
~ suopHgE. for Ok ~
sstttff3f TfaE 1Os mall
N wIl-ea. n.s,, Assa
- resfes. COZ klfiaff,
Hessfon, TEXAS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

tsAsas csuse nvgm a~a s~ssw~wse
tsANATIv IinsaMu 0ufNtNM rah.
~ FrnsnNs shw Fans~ Thes~ n
aNlv aus ilseme 4aIaiaa~ \ W
esttfiFR'ts ssxwssaYs aa ta~ hos 1as
rfst spRlgeaslSn w ~ ssi1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

\ hattFs suh Astatp III Kafnpa&n TO-
stilsAaa u eoHsB~ssd n ss~aaaM aAI.
rxe tplka aud : sMAl amnuut N
sWasn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

JuHoled
for 20
ypolrI
HOBO
Cured me-

People who believe THAT shsss
~ 20 remedy for kidney and
bladder diseases are invitrd 10
read she following unsolicited
testimonials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10


J saastsa Ia Aaa.. shsm "A vssss
wssh Nssts&y sna hsastixs ssa..hla
Asa tfsfse AxsM@sshsNs& fM@ pkY
ssfteA Asia ! nsass ka aasfwsA8 ~
eef sspAs N ths Alsfasv &~s III vi.
sAs I#Fa I i@#aA isnMn m4ssIss l&s
sHA 4 s@fsa NJ
! sa@@ sNsss ~ Aasfiy x~Fmx
wH@ h*@ #aftssssf ~ 1 aAa 1 Msv~
tsea tN@ iisMe Aes4e AxAtt w@ssAf
hss# Assu gsiyss ~ psN Ms@
sHtae tas nsA #sN saaasamtsssSisMp
FisfH9 kAsess saa Hisasfas Nswsdy
y @AaT ~se ~s asfAatsA *lth AA
NsY tfaHAix
AtNs u w LwN
lssesA Mts
~ ntsts&s ha~ sssass ss8s shssxxx 10
Ni#aSiqF NfH#hls gw8Y ~. si9&Q - s,xs
YfM RtssnNf aa& hs8sa@a t8lleG
uens ssas ~ 4v4ssisst Aav hav,s
- HuMD FHA A4gta lsklas \ aaestAlax
~ atNtsaAa 1000 saasslaa M .sknksl.
- hsbe ftassaA #fnM e.agiisl ssss k4*m ii
- Nsslg a fas wisis ssss@ssg tsa sitss
s3e6tas
AsA sees assssns aes t0an sw~.
ffiss " 10 Hw kAsiis
MHs " ucHu asdssla. VIA xa~-
RaAD &hsesseask ka
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Gali-s.sssl.fnfo,Svs F411v, ssseisl
sAsmsg sr.sb an.s sAassng sasg IN
gaAs. f1ait9 faAsG -rm0satis 6fsrlsS ,
s3sH sssrrur, szrfas yis.sss ana
se.<srz <x;ir s~so. IN AJAX
Asfssy car. Ten Dsls<rs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

brim-four Of ne hats pictured 10.
day show this straw uadcrbrim which
most women win nnd more becoming
han the friilsd n corded "iingcris'
style, suitable. after an only Tor very
youthful faces Particularly Lowell, .
The hat with a corded wolfe crown and
, picture br.m faced win straw. Tho
straw In this case u gray and the
phirred wolfe crown deep yellow ana
stray. The upper SIDE u the trim II
overed nntiy With the volie and q
shirred trimming band near he rdFe
repeats the effect % the shirrcd hands
alternating with plain hands. on the
rown The %rrarsfui. irregular line
% the crown "a . feature % he hat
A. far up ~ the hrs shlrred band
he crown IL sfinened underneath hot
its upper part l. soft and limp. falling
inward by the wciehi Of INC upper
-hirred band when ihs hat h. on The
head or coursc. this hat. also. viii
PACK very easily. with as soft. patty
o~oiinpsihic crown.
Poke BIini. shade The Eyc-
Another graceful. callapslbic crown
IL shown on Mirahal Pooh hat. a
charming nov poke shape with a
hrim widening toward the front IN
This seasons fashion The silk crown
10 81 silk IN . trailing oak%eaf pat.
tern In coppcry ton, and the straw
hrim facing T. reddish brown also.
This hat has 90 trimming except a
marrow ravat M how Of thu silk
'iei around the base % tho croNa.
one vitu1ilzcr fnh h. on he Easter
morning boardwalk At Atlantic cts
with a frock OF belize raiine and q
cumming spring wrap o; navy blue
irirot Perhaps she viii wear also q
rair % The new buttoncd boots that
have como back so fashion since tho
val ban on this tyre u footwear was
lifcd fot when ~ zones 20 footwear
for the Atlantic city boardwalk moth.
inr l. smarter and nrcffier than smar'
huftoned boots With hiEh heels and
dniniv toes n may be she vii have
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

q fur ~neckpiece too-if the twsntisfh
% April should happen 10 prove cool
cr than one anticipates. Summer
fuvs' they say. ere 10 BE- a. fashion.
able a. Yer this
Foid- OF yofir Initiate straw nrafa
Two Of the hats pictured show q
new way % using fabric IN hat tnm'
ming Both % these hats are eoml
piefeiy covered ovor cfosn and brim
with folds Of that fash,onabis miilir.
cry materiai--voiic. and the bFlma are
faced with straw. The smaller bat.
one Of the nov mushrooms that come
fscIng % deep blue sfraw and the
outer part Of the hat IL swsthsd 9th
folds o. pale beige indsssrucfibis
wolfe. tho overlapping folds u arr
fgbric SWING a very soft outline 80
the hat. Tan and cream soiored
straw u twisted 10 make a w
flonai sppiiqusd design which en-.
circle. the crown aud narrow bc,ss
ribbon Ia twisted IN with the straw
scrolls TIT, Il q very exclusive Ut
tle hat. despite iis seeming simplicity.
and d. one % the most authoritative
models OF the season.
me second hal with voils folds ever
crown and brim IL q 1919 version Of
me picture ieghorn.~ Each season
has H. special lcfhorn picture hat.
md Usually the biE. suppie-brfmmed
isghoru 10 trimmed with roses. Ia
fhis instance the roses. you zee. have
not been omitted. but they are VERY
tiny pink buds aut IN a wreath % tit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

charming AFFAIR of pale Ftay wolfe
with blurred blue hEur,. and the vol
Nei ribbon 'lcd around the crown
matches the blue tom In the wolfe
The ha' accompanies "a frock % heavy
white silk embroidered with white
souiache AraheHaucs OF blue s.ih
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

rinr'i anl % Is certain mat % pretty
woman would mako The most ~ al
% fIon
oid style Lingerie" Hat Rr,i,cd In
Wolfe
H1is made o. sheer material
shirrri on cords are reminiscent %
'he - ngsrio" bar ~ several yeats -rl
a rlp'lva'inE,y hatysh AFFAIR fash.
onvf ~ tI' ovu embroidery and lace
which vas so hso0m nE 'ha' even
grHndmo'hCrs took 10 wearing ~ With
SUMMER fforkA The new shiffsi bat
is made Of n-des'fucuhir wolfe su'rrsi
over cords no crown and br.n one 90
IN0 'sH' wrrs huii ting 'he material
n shape \ bHf - tbs SORT 's pie
'Iroi Tho mIillnsr calls ~ "a oo'llpsi
bic mos. because o. may lc ra''.ned
down and ptskad between layers o.
'aUt paper .n enc rHsfrr week end
sIifC1s pr 'runt.tr,v 81 resilient a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

Sometimes 'ho shirrod and corded
wolfe ntt has Il straw facing under ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-08

~AsTEH rc;nf ~ ccme w.,
n, late ms yoaf-llm1st az the
q ~ ArrI.su o. b. natural
49, 90 expect that Easfef hats viii
Do ~ thc late season Kind. summsry
o. suErestlon. rather thar small tIr.
hhn.'iNa Affairs selected on earlier
Las'ers % accompany nrsf spring tai.
leurs MiIiurrs. making up EasIst
has nov are urepsung fof the late
season viii picture styles hats that
wiz accompany CracofII irorks and
dfcVy wraps Apfii twentieth "a Ike.
~ % he warm ri sunny Hri h1Imv
nor only s' Atlantic ..fy whore s0
many f0iks spend mo Faster week
onf but even In Manhattan
None \ New Mhmcr, Fabric
4 surpriss ~ 'Hr season o. Ne
Noi'c'r'mmrl Dat Sets. lhIn,ns
Georrsito crepe nrurtd mous.oilae
have 0l' beer used .n haf crowns auI
Co. hl' trimmings. but vol. a ID now
ar.'y1' 10 no muInsr} H..i uao
Hpeuts % course. uf sUE f~lII,..fHr
cotton ,0l.e which BE- u..d Or su..a
Summer fr1Hk- would ur rather
clumsy ana hardly exclusive enough
f0' $ handsome haf. s1mc ~ fh.
silh voi''' ere t. Zine and aupp., as
no 'ni '1's 's particularly 'rIr ~ fHo
hoHu'if.. .rl..frHcfih.a wolfe which
h'' 1im 'hr transparency arf Iu
%rnlpntIs. f'ir, ike qualify of cr'f
Ion This wolfe comes 20 u'ln sfri,t
and IN attract yc nFur.d 1ca rr. and
some % mo hIfs pictured to-day show
Vol- used ls me a1lc trimming
Tho only exception 'o 'he picture
s'Nla - boz ln tplay'a illustrations o.
he close 'urhan made o. straw and
wolfe one can Imagine just how
smar' ihis hl' VIII De-. on ihe Et~cr
boardwalk 81 Atlantic CITY. with mo
lnur vel floating about HH wcarrr Ca
a fresh sca hrrcge The veil o.. made
% printed wolfe IN shades % hello.
irors ana Mat and me straw used In
Ne 'urN1n BE- hrli'iropc In color Mas
tefly q, no blending % straw and
wolfe IN his 'Irbnn. mo Two materials
- iinrfcni in texture being twisted
iogeihrr apparently ~ easily ~ one
would drnpo tho sofi fDid. ~ n sls
'urhnn. The yai - felira'eIy printed
wolfe fniiH below M hirs. but ono
doe. hot wear tho ouis hanging
straight Town one end b. brought
forward oyer the shoulder '0wnrd tho
front ara p other end 4. fv1fhsi
around me throat. n shor' cnl falling
o. ne hack. There are countless says
IN M Ch such 70 yoN could no ~.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
SOCIAL And PERSONALS

-, N,Ns L. 49,.
ine annual P'S''s ,s
s.Neis s., l.'ors ol Anlel'e.l = ~ -
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
Mrs. Ada Rnsc .Ns.isi..,.

Mrs Ada Rose. formerly of this
city. now of Portland, was head OF
100 carolers who sang early yester.
day in Portland as part of the Rose
Show program. The singers sans
special songs in front of all homes
which displayed service flag. This
tribute to service men was the first
event OF the big musical program of
festival week
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10

As a courtesy to Miss Haniley be.
fore her departure, Miss Hilda Gray.
beal viii be hostess to "a few friend.
tomorrow. her guests having been
asked 10 spend an Informal evenins
at the u. II. Hobart home on Alta
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
eyterian church viii meet in the
church p0rlor Wednesday afternoon
az 2;30 O'Clock. The society will be
entertained by Mrs. II. T.. Mclean
Mrs. c, H. Belts, Mrs G. II. Norris
Mrs. j, Il. MacMasier. Mrs. A. II. Cox.
Mrs. r.. II Hatch and Mrs. J. l.. Han.
This is the final meeting of the year
and a number of items of business are
scheduled for discussion in prepara-
tion for the next seasons activity.
Mrs George Hartman. Sr., and Mrs.
Florence Roberts. who have been
guests at the George Hartman home
in Pendieton, departed today for
Portland. They have been here for
the past week.
Mrs. \. Hafer left this morning for
a visit in Portland.
Mrs William Slusher left today for
Portland where she viii visit friends
while attending the Portland Rose
Show.
Miss Merle King and Miss Blanche
Lewis of this city. and Miss Clara
King Of Helix, left today for Port
lur1 IA o4sas3H tho Tenss T~act{,-oI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
Concealed wcapon Case ON.

The case of the State of Oregon vs.
james snyder. charged witlE carry
ing concealed weapon isp@inS heard
In justice court this afte' room. Tfe
charge grew out of the Thurstpa-s.ul-
Ter tangle, in which snyder vas ac-
cusea tf assisting i'm the cloIemcnt If
Thurston's daughter for her marriage
10 ,.pIler.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10

Numerous inquiries regarding trans
portation across the Atlantic are he
ing received by y. j Blydenstein, who
last week took over the local agency
for three more transatlantic Ines
So far two have arranged for trans
portat.on ito the scandinavian coun-
tries and recent Inquiries Also are con
corning travel to 'England and France
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
Take Testimony in Indian Case.

Testimony IN the divorce case or
Ned William Harsche VS.. Minnie
Harsche was taken yesterday before
Circuit Judge G. w; Phelps and de-
cision is expected in few DAYS Both
are Indians and the plaintiff charges
his spouse with cruelty. Since filing
his action, Harsche has been held for
, the federal grand jury on charge of
white slavery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
War Records Being Sent in.

Oregon war records of personal mi
litary service, gathered by the school
children of the county. are being
mailed to Salem by County School
Superintendent w. w. Green today.
About 100 of the records have been
received from various districts and
contain complete Information about
members of families which have chill
dren of school age. They are to be
preserved in the state library at Sa-
lie as part of the states war record.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
Permit for Homo Issued.

j, W. Enbusk TO-DAY was issued a
permit to erect a $500 bungalow
dwelling on Perkins avenue on the
north side, to he completed by Oct,
G.. I. LaDow has been given the
contract and is already getting the
work under way.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
win BE Associate Editor.

Verne II. Porter. who has accepted
a position AS associate editor for the
Hearst group of magazines, left yes,
terday for New York, He has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. David =.
Hin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-10
commits Falr Ennd Recci,cd.

4 The S2S07,02 allotted by the states
treasurer to Umatilla county for
county fair purposes was received in
a check today by Miss Grace \. Gil
liam, county treasurer.