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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-23
FOR WOMEN

Smart Plaid Gingham Dresses, in four different
models, some with coarless neck -lne-$6.75
New Tafeta Frocks, crepe Georgette sleeves;
black, navy blue, French blue, taupe-$13.50
Crepe de Chine Dresses, box-paited tunc; black,
white, navy, flesh, French bue-S17.5O
Extra-size Crepe de Chine Dresses, 42h to 5Oh;
black, navy blue, taupe, flesh, white-$1S.75
Silk, Cloth and Cotton Dresses-Reduced
Unlined Mohair Suits, in black and blue-S16.50
Extra-size Serge and Poplin Suits-now $500
High class Cloth Suits-Reduced to $4,000
Wool and Silk Suits at Greatly Reduced Prices
Full-belted Serge Domans-nOw SS.75
A Clearance of Coats, few of silk-now $500
Odd Lot of Coats and Wraps-Reduced to S17.50;
various styles, chiefly medium sizes
Rubberized Canton Cloth Rancoats-now S4.25
White Gabardine Wash Skrts-nOw S2.75
Button-trimmed White Pique Skrts-now $500
Miscellaneous Group of Cloth Skrts-now S3.75
Black and white Checked Skirts-now $500
Cotton Waists, all-white color-trimmed-95c
Broken Lots of Cotton Waists-S2.35
Sheer Cotton Waists some Royal included, $1.35
Tailored Pongee Waists Sc to 46-now S1.75
Broken Lots of Silk Waists, including wash satin,
crepe de chine, crepe Georgette, S2.95
Royal Waists of crepe Georgette, crepe de chine,
satin-strpe tub silk and China sik-S4.S5
Colored Ready-to-wear Hats, few black-95c
Fashionable Trimmed Taffeta Hats-now $3.50
Hats of straw and -tafeta, or with transparent
brim; white, pink, blue, black-S2S5
Togo Gmitation) Panama Hats, styles-$2.95
Matrons' Trimmed Black Straw Hats-now $2.95
Ostrich and Glycerined Ostrich Fancies-25c
Ribbon Ends also by the yard-10c to 25c yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-23
One Thousand Different CLOVER DAY SPECIALS AT
Strawbridge & CIothier's Tuesday & Wednesday

Do you realize the full import of the announcement that
tomorrow and the following day will be ANNIVERSARY
CLOVER DAYS? Clover Day this month"; just what it
does at other times-GREATER VALUES ON CLOVER DAY
THAN ON ANY OTHER DAY In other Words in addition
the ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL VALUES have a thousand
EXTRASPECAL VALUES for tomorrow and Wednesday, Less
than onehaf of the Clover Specials mentioned the list fol-
lowing For the first day-TO- MORROW SEVEN HUN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-23
Lees Granddaughter a Leader

Mrs. Archibald r. Harmon, grand
daughter of General Robert e. Lee, and
chairman of the Sixth Congressional
district of the Pennsylvania branch of
the Woman's Party, is in Harrisburg
and is assisting Mrs. Lawrence Lewis,
Miss Ella Riegel and other state Of
fcers in making the demonstration n
great success.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-23

Michael Schwedka. thirty ~one years
old, fell down the stairs in his home.
2709 East Ontario street, last night and
suffered fractured skull. lie was
taken to the Episcopal Hospital, where
he is in q serious condition.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
WSS1'WSS
VYSETROVANf SPECIELNf
POROTY.

Ia vcerejsiho zasedani velke
poroty vyslechnuto celkem je-
denact svedku, Il nichz nektaTi
byli okresnimi zrizenci. Sved-
ci ii podavali porote informa-
ce ohledne method uzivanych
llrady vuci nezadoucim zivlum
Zde na nasem venkove. Row
n6z kteras elegantni zena byla
ma sv6dectvi. Do vcerejska Wy
s.echnuto ce,kem 112 osob, a
die dotcenych vypovedi porota
.bude uvazovat, jakych tfeba
kroku, ably tax zvana vlna zlo-
Ginu Clevelandu Sc nevratila
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
M!sssl !'sl MSSl
HOCH UTONUL v JEZERE.

Petilety VIM. Schaefer, bydli
CT V elsie 6607 ma ulici tehoz
jmena, hral 81 vcera We spolec-
nosti jinych hochG ma jezernim
pobrezi pri upati vych ~. ul.
a "a rozbehu srltil Sc S nabrezi
do jezerni hlubiny, kde bidn6
zahynul. Jeho mrtvola byia po
zdeji policii vylovena a do CIR
dinovy marnice poslana. Ded u
tonuleho byl prvnim osadni-
KEN Schaefer Ave-, kterazto u
lice vede cd St. Clair Ave. k je
zeru Erie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
LOUCENf S LlBERALNl
DOBOU.
Jak bylo roku 1897 a jak je pFi
zabave roku 1919 dozvite Sc ri
ira veCer Ceske Narodni SIM.

Ultra bude V Ohio a Jedy i V
Clevalandu skonGena liberalnl
era. Statni prohibice dostane
sc k veslu volbou, "a niz naSim
vojinum nedala Sc pIilezitost
hlasovati a po dlouhych letech
"vlhka" bude nam vnuceno su
cho, Zakonem osobni svobOdu
omezujicim. Ultra rozloucime
Sc redy "mokrem', kterezto
oficielni louCeni vyfldime "a
ruznych prilezitosti i V ruznych
nasich sinich.
TAX ku prikladu upominku
oJevfeni Ceske Narodni Sine ma
Broadway usporada Ultra V 60
botu reditelstvO teze pfatel-
skou zabavu, "a niz dozvime Sc
jak bylo roku 1897, kdy sir
bvla zafizena a kdy zakazova-
ci ma vysuS9ni Clevelandu ne
troufaIi 81 ami myslet. Ku II
tfejSimu louCeni .iberalni c.
rou 'Narodni Sini' kazdy je
uctive ivan a ujiSt'ujem na$e
ctenare, re dotceny poradajici
vybor ob5taral vse co by pri-
Znivce narodniho naSehO s,re-
du zajlna!o. Bude to jakasi
staroGaska, sousedska a srdeC-
nosti provazena zabava, Ia ni2
bude hIavnim reCnikem tajem,
nix Hlavni Uradovny C.S.P.S
p. Lunak a ku kteremuzto We.
rirku orchestr 81. E. Hrube by
poradatalstvem ziskan.
Podobny vecirek porada ri.
ira PatrOnat ceske svob. Skoly
V Komenskeho SIM ma vych
131. ulici, kde "posledni mo.
kra soukroma zabava" zahaje
ma bude O osme hodin9 sokol.
skym orchestrem.
A rovn6z V jinych ceskycE
sinich a lokalech bude Zitrf
ruSno "a louceni s tim pravyn
mokem a z;ivGrem liberalni pt
riody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23

delstvi, jeho literatury, tova-
rem, stroju, zlepsovani kultur a
podobne.
Ceske patantnictvi, ufad Wy
nalezci, musi zaujmouti tez po
zornost a pTinest domu vse, co
by obema stranam bylo pro5pes
no; list, bulleliny, seznamy pa
tentu. Podobne ukazkova cisla
revui, ruZneho tisku, grafiky
ku zvyseni urovn6 vypravne j
obsahove.
Dude nutno sc pfedstavit u
rdznych uradu, spc[ecnostl, "a
vodu, ably byl vzbuzen zaje n
0 Cechcslovaky a zanechat vsu
de- nejlepsl DOZEN, jenz bude
ulozenym kapitalem pro vsech
ny mas jak V Americe, tax i do
ma.
Vyprava novinaru prosi, by
il llrajane vysli techto uko-
lech vSemozn6 vstIic, a ably VII
dn6 je poucovali vSem ame-
rickem, aby Jim ukazovali vse
co je dobreho pokroCileho V
Americe, a ably Sc tez ma nj VII
dnt obratili s pranin ohledn6
stare vlasti. Vs.a to nebude ko-
nano jen pro vypravu, ale bu-
'dou to seminka, ktera budou o.
pet donna Zaseta a V budoucnu
ipiinesou krasne plody. Cesko.
s. ovenske noviny V Americe pro
slime kdegialne laskav6 oti.
stem tohoto naSeho pracovni.
no programu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
WSSlW lWSSI
NEHODA STAREHO BASNI.
KA.

76lety pravnlk VIM. II. Pol
hanus, 1874 Belle Ave-. Lake
wood zakopl predvcirem We sve
residence padem Sc schodu
poranil Sc ma hlave a vCera sve
mu poraneni podlehl. POLKA
mus byl vyslouzilcem obcan-
ske valky, kdy slouzil releC-
ne strait generala Custera, S
nimz prodelal vSechny velke
bitvy. Kratce pred skonGenim
nepratelstvi Polhamus upadl
V zajeti konfederatu a byl "a
l&rovan pov6stnem Libby We
zeni V Richmond. kdyZ posleZe
re zajati byi propulsion, vrati'
Sc do Clevelandu a puvodnt
veroval Sc spisovatelstvi. BY
autOrem nekolika valeCnycf
basni a podobnych spisu a zvli
ste jeho verse "Bitva u cedro
ve fitky' vzbudily Zajen cel(
no literarnihO sv6ta americke
no. N6kterych jaho bani uzi
vano jest dosud We Skolnich u
cebnicich a jeho d6jiny bojI
mezi Severem a Jihem zustavs
il ma prednim mist6 vefeinycf
knihoven. X pravnicke praks
Vratil Sc +. 1886, stav Sc SpO
leCnikam advokatu Brenera {
Lamb 3chera. Pohfeb zv6Cnele
hO basnika uStanoven ma Zitrel
"a n6hoz universitni kruhS
budOu ZastOupeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
tSSMi TSSAI
VALECNA AUTA STATU
OHIO.

Ponevadz washingtonsky va
lecny department ma velky
prebytek valecnych automobi-
III, asi 10000 podobnych stroiIl
bude statum darovano. Pet IL
sic aut bylo jiz do ruznych sta
til darem poslano a 4 tech 134
dvoutunovych aut poslano do
Columbus naSemu statnimu sill
nicnimu Departmental, ktery
jich bude uziyat "a dlazd6ni
cest a silnic. ZdejSi okresni Il
rad obdrzi podobnych vladnich
aut padesat V nekolika dnech
a3i "a mesic poslana sem bu
dou Washingtonem auta dalsi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
PAN VACLAV ZOUL VRATl
Sc z CZECH DO cLEvE-
LANDU.

z dopisI, zaslanych posledni
cas- do Aneriky Vodnan, W.
svita, re pan Vaclav Zoul vra
ii Sc pfi nejblizsi prilezitosti
do Oevelandu. V jednom dopi-
SUI referuje Sc mem nasleduji-
cl. "Pan Zoul jest staryn Ame-
ricanem a prijel do sveho rodi-
ste, Vodnan, pred valkou, ably
tam klidu a pohodll ztravil
konec sveho zivota. Usadil Sc
tam Sc svoji pani a dceruSkou
Jeho plany valkou Sc krute zha
tily a nynl p. Zoul a jeho dra-
ri netouzi po nicem tolik jako
ipo tom, aby jiz definitivne byl
uzavfen mir a oni by Sc mohli
vratiti "dOnu" do Clevelandu.
Stejnou tuzbu chova p. Au-
gust Kvasnicka, ktery mival re
iznicky obchod V New Yorku.
Nastradal 81 slusneho jmeni, Sc
kterym odstehoval Sc do otciny
a We Vodnanech, SVEN rodisti,
Sc usadil. Byl pevne presvedcen
re ma vzdycky. Ale take v mem
valka a pomery, ktere vyvola-
ia a jeZ hned tax sc neurOvna
iji, probudily znovu touhu po
Spoj. Statech, jichz obcanem
'zIstal.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
(WSS.s:ll Y S.:ll IW,l>ss,':sl Wl>s,':sl
MOVE CASOVE POHLED-
NICE.

Prav6 vySly move tasove ce-
skG pohlednice: zvetsena nova
znamka ceskoslovenske posty
V barv6 Zelene a ruzove, ,prace
20 malire A. Muchy - allego-
rie: "Dik vlasti ceskym legi-
i'm. Vzorky "a 10c We znam-
kach. Zasila "Zadruha", Cze.
.choslovak Imp. a Publ. Co. 800
E. ~. st. New York, N. Y.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
VLAsTNf UCEL VYPRAVY.
karel Pelant uvadi vlastni u.
eel zajezdu ceskoslovenskych
journalistic do Ceskcslovenske
Ameriky.

"New Yorske Listy' prinase-
il tanto zajimavy cianek,z pera
karla Pd. anita, redaktora praz
skeho denniku "Venkov":
"V prve rad6 jdeme Sc pode
koyat hloubi srdce "a vsech
nu praci, kterou krajane naSi
We prospech vlasti ucinili: Ia
organisovani naSi armady, "a
sbirky ma narodni ltely, "a bu
zeni vedomi aneric KEN lidu,
ze Sc blizl germanske nebeZpe-
ci, "a nescetne dobrotinn6 skut
ky a "a vse to, co prispelo k
vybudovani naSi samostatnosti.
Ce3koslovensky narod .lesL 81
toho jiz dnes vedom a po navra
tn vylicime mu vSe, co bylo
prom podniknuto, ably jeho
laska a sympatie k zaoceanske
.nasi v6tvi Jeste vice saslllla a
tax celia naSe slovanska llpa o.
pet pokrocl.a We SVEN vzruStu.
Prirozeno, re kde bude moZ
no, vzdame uctu k te velikG a
slime Zemi, ktera to unoznila
"a re prOjevime naSi vd6cnost
mluvCimu t6to zem6, prasiden-
tn Wilsonovi, jehoz slova mas
silila Y dobe valky a jehoz Gi-
nv nam dodavaii dnes zivota.
Vnitini ukol vvprayy lest
itento.
Osobni zkusenosti a nazorv
il zi,kan6 nrosnaii kazdemu
5nrnalistovi ieho listu a tim !
narodu Ale to nv bvlo neimen
q Dalaoaca 5urnalistI, r,usi
Inayazat vsechny stykv k,ere
nrosn6ii celku V nrvni rad6
musi vzh,diti zaia.n americ
EkJch Cechoslovakf o navStlvv
We stare vlasti, aby, jakmile
tomu pom6ry dOvoli, prichaze
/, 10 tisice americkych turistu. ka
zdy S bohatymi zkuSenostmi,
ieZ zde CasteCne Zanecha a S
inovym navazanim styku Anne
Irikou. Musi vzbudi5 Zajem ob
chodnictva, a vyrobcu Cesko-a-
merickych, ably zde zaiizovaly
Ivyrobni odbocky, nakupoval.
zbozi a dali vyrabet Zbozi, KIT:
Ire davali vyrab6ti jinde; ably
Isv6rili sva za3tupitelstvi, komi
IsionafStvi a obchody iednotliN
cum, druzstvum a bankam, ably
kratce povazovali Ceskoslovel
.Isko "a "novy sv6t", iimi obje
veny velike moZnosti V u5lret
mi Europe slibujici.
journalistic sani mus1 obhl6,
nouti veskerou techniku zurn;
listikv y yvrobni techniku vi,
| bee. bv nolud mozno mohl
: hTti donna radci To znamena
: =, n,nei 9aonotTiti sp7nanov q,
bornych 3istu a odborn6 liter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30
ARMY POST WANTED AS
PROTECTION TO RANCHES

YUMA Ariz., Sept 3O.-Mexican
ranchers and business men in the
Yuma county commercial club. the
board of supervisors. the city council
Of Yuma and the III. II. Donkersly
Post Of the American Legion in pro-
tests sent to Washington against the
reported action Of the war department
In abandoning plans for the estab blish-
ment of an army post near this city.
With the great Laguna dam ano
the syphon under the Colorado river
near this city. which diverts water
from the Colorado river to irrigate
thousandS Of acres of land in the
Yuma valley. without adequate pro-
lection, ranchers here fear bandits
from below the border which lies
six miles south of Yuma, may slip
over the line some night and damage
these irrigation works.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30

tlon. whenever asked to do so.
mo food should be touched by any
person who has not boen examined
and found free OF disense." Commits
nloner Copeland told tho United Press,
IN this connection, 1 cannot empha-
size too much the Importance Of clean
handn. Every board OF health should
SEQ that stores and restaurahts are
amply equipped with toilets and wash
rooms.
every food handler IN Now York
has to pass examination by the board
OF health. He rs given card. II he
has tuberculosis. any contagious dis
ease. or skin or blood diseases.
which can be easily spread by foods.
he cannot work In restaurant This
relates to walters. bakers, butchers
and all others working where food is
handled"
Dr. Copeland said that statistics
show an enormous decrease in tn
berculosis, and other diseases. since
the law regarding food handlers was
put into effect In New York city. He
strongly advocates a similar national
law.
The colon bacillus" which causes
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30

meals and always smoked II while
lying in bed Just before closing his lids
for his nightly siesta.
The time came when Dan Cupid
shot him in the heart Just the same
aa other supposedly invuclnerables.
and the date for the wedding set. He
asked his bosom friend to be his bes;
man and his first thought that
struck the aforesaid friends was the
irscparable companionship of the
man ana his pipe. The friend went
to the preacher for instructions about
what 10 do. "Oh'' said the preacher.
the last thing before ! begin the
ceremony. yon just take his pipe from
his mouth and see that II Is filled anu
ready to light again just the minute
the ceremony Is ended" That plan
wes carried out and the inveterate
smoker missed only the few puffa
during the short ceremony"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30

Chapparal-st in Corpus
Christi. Tex. the day after
the big storm. was fiIled from
end to end with a mass OF
debris. Mexieans here are at
work cleaning up the wreci-
age. te
The house in the upper part
of the picture to the right
was fioated ten blocks on the
flood and the street car below
overturned while going TO
the rescue OF Corprs Chri-si
citizens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30
GRIEF KILLS UNDERTAKEN
WHEN PRIEST FRIEND DIES

NEW YORK, Sept. S0.-Rev. Peter
Il. Reilly rector of st. Henry's Ro-
man Catholic church. Bayonne. died
from apoplexy. His friend, John f.
Dooley, an undertaken. summoned to
take care of the body, was so grief
stricken that he fell unconscious. He
died in an adjoining bedroom half an
hour later from heart disease.
Father Reilly, who has been rector
of the church for IA years, became i'll
in the rectory at Avenue C and Thir-
teenth street. early in the evening and
died a few hours later. He and Doo-
ley. who lived at 552 Broadway, were
close friends for years. Father Reilly
was so years old and Dooley few
wears Younger on July "a Father
Reilly celebrated his silver jubilee as
a priest. He was presented with SOL
900 TO reduce the church debt and
start construction of a new school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30
.GURDANE SCHOOL OPENS:
MRS. Gates IS TEACHER
tEast oregonian Specially

GURDANE. Sept. SO.-School
started last week at Gurdane with Mrs.
Vern Gates as teacher.
A number of Gurdane people who
attended the Roundup last week re-
turned home the first of the week.
Among those who went were Marion
and Joe corley, Dick Gates. billiard
French and family, Roy Montgomery
and family. Elmer Corley, chas. Nc
Dewitt and Mrs McDevitt. :
Bill Jones of Freewater spent few
days last week with his sister Mrs
William Farley and family, returning
home the first Of the week. He took
home a nice deer which he killed
while on his trip
Mrs C. T. Hallister and mother
Mrs. Leard left last week for Port
land for the winter. The Halllsters
have sold their ranch I'm the Big Pats
country to Mr.. Burgess and this will
probably be their last summer in this
neiehborhood
| Rov Montgomery and family went
TO Pilot Rock the last of the week re-
turning home Sunday.
Chas. Ely finished his threshing
for this year Friday.
| Bill Silby and r. S. Moore of Pilot
Rock came up Thursday after a load
of posts helping Mr.. Ely to thrash Fri
day.
Arba Harrington has moved hts
family to the saw mill at the foot of
the mountains and will work for the
Teel company.
Chas. Ely and Dave Wymore went !
to Pilot Rock Wednesday after a load |
of freight
chas Piquet, Mrs. Piquet and son |
Marvin went to Frank Jones place at /
Pilot Rock Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jones were up |
to the Campbell ranch last week from I
Pilct Rock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30
N. Y. OFFICIAL WARS
ON FOOD HANDLERS

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-If the
walter sticks his thumb In tho soup
rend II hack-it may be infected. Fur
thermore, people who have disease
have 40 place IN tn food business, de-
clares DR.. Royal s. Copeland, com
missioner of health for New York city.
who advocates national law requir-
ing walters, workers In packing houses
grocers and all others who handle
food, to undergo "A strict medical ex-
animation before they be allowed to
work with food.
Commissioner Copeland has al
ready put such a regulation In effect
in New York city. where every waiter
or grocer must be examined. He
must show his card. issued by the city
physician who makes the examina-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30
OFFICERS ELECTED THIS
MORNING TO LEAD IN
HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Meetings of the various school ac-
tivities were held at the high school
this morning and additional work
done. The Boys Glee Club got in
some fine practice and elected Off
GERS. Dick Lawrence was chosen
president and Charles Cahill, secre-
tary. John Hale was chairman of the
Boys Literary Society. where an in
trcsting program was rendered.
The Girls Glee Club will sing at the
regular weekly assembly Thursday at
IL o'clock. Practice on their num-
ber was engaged in today. Some real
jazz music is said to be originating
from the orchestra room.
The debaters have definitely decided
TO go into the state Debate League.
~. T.. Inlow. principal. has sent 10y
material on the questions TO be &c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30

diarrhoca. Is disease that Is mcsi
readily spread by unclean walters
snid DR. Copeland, while "other germs
more serious. such as SYPHILIS and
ringworm. are almost equally dan
gerous. sinc they SO quickly affect the
stomach.
"IIand contamination In coming TO
be looked upon as the most danger
ous that health officials have TO com
bat" declared DR.. Copeland, ''it is
certainly the duty OF every establish
ment handling food TO exclude from
employment anyone having diseases"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30
PIPE PUT ASIDE LONG
ENOUGH FOR CEREMONY

LIBERTY. Mo-. Sept. 30.--One of
Liberty's "best citizens is an invete-
rate smoker. and since he attained his
majority his friends and relatives do
not remember ever seeing him with
out his favorite pipe in his mouth. The
habit did not matter 80 much during
the time. he was single, although II
was said that he laid his pipe aside
just about long enough to eat his
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30
BLOOD POISONING
ISAY NUMBER 40"

Frank P. Skaggs. prominent drug
gist, Harrisburg, ILL.,. writes: "Nun,-
Der 40 is still going good. If Gus
toner says Blood Tonic 1 say Mum
ber 40 as it gives the best satisfac-
tion of any blood tonic I have ever
sold''
Employed in blood troubles, thron-
ic rheumatism. and catarrh. scrofula,
mercurial and lead poisoning, con-
stipation. malaria biliousness, liver
and stomach troubles. Under its use,
glandular swellings. pimples. skin
~~"niiops that have withstoad r'"Hr
.>atment. disappear as il hs i.,i.;.c
y .. Soeppen s Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30
THREE SCORE MINOR
ACTS OF VIOLENCE
REPORTED IN MIGHT

CHICAGO, Sept. 3o.-An increas-
ing number of minor outbreaks in the
Chicago steel district is indicated as
the temper of striking workers is
slowly rising. Three scohe minor acts
of violence were reported to Gary au-
thorities alone during the night
Clashes are frequent in south ChicaSo
and Indiana harbor. Sheel company
officials reported that plants are op-
Grating at steadily increasing capacity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30

hated. The school ctivities are car
ried on in addition to the regular
courses and credit is allowed for work
done in each.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-30

If the White sox win the world
series games there'd be double cele-
bration in a little village near Han
ford, Cal.
They're going to elect Joe Jenkins,
White Sox catcher. sheriff of his coun-
ty when he returns to his ranch after
the games. celebrating both Joe's base
ball championship and his service
overseas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-26
Cable a Ell IMPARCIAL

4 ATENAS, 26.-Ha sido des-
eubierta una oonspiIaci6n para
asesinar a Nenizelps y derribar
al gobierno. H plan estaba bien
.urdido, pero RnD de los c6mpli-
ces denunci6 la trama por salts
facer una fveHganza personal. FL
presidente3 del Consejo de Minis
tros, Sr. ,Nenizelos ha sido aver
aclamado, alsaparecer en- piiblico.
LONDRES, 26.-En esta ciu-
dad, en- Paris Y en- otras capita
les europeas ha circulado aver
insistentemente ell rumor de que
los aliados invitarian a Alemania
a ingresar en- la Liga de las Ma
clones en- sustitucion de los Es-
tados Unidos. Posteriormente,
en- los circules gubernamentales
franco-ingleses ha sido negada
la noticia en- cuanto se-refere es-
ia al deseo de los aliados de I'm
Immediate ingrese de Alemanis
ensla Liga de las NaEiones, aun-
que Sc admite la psihilidad en- el
future.
LONDBES, &c. Sc anuncia
de un modo semi Official que el
representante bolcheviqui, Livi-
noff llegara en- breve a la capi-
tai inglesa para ofrecer la paz.
La opinion que prevalece en- la
prensa inglesa es que no debe adj
mitirse por parte de los poderes
ninguna clase de condolences. Los
bolcheviquis han de rendirse a
discretion.
HABANA, 26.-Los peri6di-
cos de esta capital piden al Go
bierno del presidente Menocal
que firme ell tratado de paz con
Alemania, sin esperar la resolu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-26
@rzzeNa7yeHN6

bierno un memorandum pidiendo
que sea peamitida Ia libre expor-
tacion del arroz. Contra Ia Pc
ticion de los arroceros, ftndada
en- ell exceso de production, Sc
gun ellos afrman, Sc ALA Ia pro-
tesla popular q. exile a. Sc man
tenga la limitaci6n como una ga
rantfa de que no haya de faltar
ell comestible en- Espafia.
ZARAGOZA, 26.-Hoy ha 81
do declarada la huelga general
en- protesta contra la deportation
de los leaders bolcheviquis ex-
tranjeros en- Barcelona. Ell Co.
bierno asegura que tiene domi-
nada la situacion y que por ot1a
parte, la deportation de los pro-
movedores de des6rdenes es prac
tica adoptada por todos los 60
biernos. ~ S>2-49 So
T
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-26

Habiendo lefdo Ell un peri6dico que
todo ell pan de Bayam6n era malo y