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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28
DSED STRIKE
| MAY Be DELAYED

etsons are that the effort TO
building operations In F4sh
'Tsll not he made untl after
&. when the labor conference
by President Wilson Will con-
washington. state Conan Is
or Labor John Hirsrh 'esNrs
letter on September - TO j.
secretary OF the Richmond
4 Trades Council. in which he
IA that no action be taken un"
result OF the conference be
'nown-
the building trades council
henana the closed shop prin~
"a institute the card systein
Iaher i has been known for
[yua. On and after that data
korker OH q building job ID
Ind would be required TO nave
card. 0ctherwise, the union
kr1d leave their work.
|Aui~a Building Trades AsssF>-
composed Of Us per cent on
Arms or individuals IN Rich
kagagest in any phase of hniIo~
w or builders supplies, was
"a ax,on after IT,, s,s~.ssssss knt,Sssra
\ card system was contemplat~
'ne union. The purpose of the
ktion was mutual help" ana
Ane statement OF its policy or
Z given out at the time OF It's
b.
IN OF the association refuse 70
the impending strike or 10
a. At what IN easurese they
4 should II transplre. The as
= has refused conference
building trades council and,
!. waik-out occur, the priu otplee
VIII be practically the same
- present steel strike. indi-
Employers have made known
tent OF projecting such OF
nuIoyes who are not affiliated
n union and do not wish To
80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28
STEAMSHIP LINE BUYS
ITS FIRST VESSEL

The probability is that the council
committee on dock, river and harbor.
will be called early tits week to meet
the promoters Of the New York. Bal
tirnore and Richmond Steamship line.
IT was announced yesterday that the
company had purchased its first yes
sci, and representatives are expected
70 come to Richmond this week TO
complete arrangements for the use of
the city wharf. until a permanent
home for the company car be secured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28
NAVIGATION CO.
MAY DISCONTINUE

letting of the stockholders of
btnia Navigation company has
(Iled for October 81. to con-
u recommendation OF the d.
Hhat the company be dissolved
service between Richmond
|rfolk be discontinued
kaid the company has been OPP
III d loss for several years,
/ ii is simply operating nov
federal jurisdiction as an ac-
kation to patrons along James
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28
NcsN Cs,loreti Weekly.

THE Method" a weekly business
paper issued in the interests Of the
colored business and professional
classes, made it's first appearance yes
tarday, and was we'll received by A
large number of cc1ored people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28
COLORED COLLEGE is
FILLED TO CAPACITY

Hartshorne college has registered
$50 students, which, with 100 day
students, is about the capacity of the
institution. Four teachers have been
added to the faculty making it one of
the most complete in the country
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28
Mrs. Fannie III. Berkeley.

The funeral % Mrs. Fannie Herring
Berkeley VIII be from the home 2S0o
Stuart avenue this afternoon at !
o'clock Mrs. Berkeley died at 80
o'clock Friday morning at her home
She was the wife of Robert NJ Berke-
lev
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28
sur .1ay School Rally.

Special arrangements have been
made for rally at Hanover Avenus
Christian church Sunday school this
morning. The new pastor will adj
dress the school. and an aggressive
campaign for membership will be
started at orcey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28

r. was reported last night that Mrs.
J. A Perkinaon, who took a quantity
OF poison by mistake several days
ago. and is under treatm ent at the
Retreat, was getting along nicely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28

|,sDt<t Case Is Continued.
|ase or william Banks, colorcd.
kfjnued yesterday by Justice
~ until October s, Banks
|cted az being man for whom
hce have been searching for
INV. III connection with a num-
|rOhberiAs OF the window,
lei ~ i. " 49, - i3 N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28
JTrER JONES TODAY AT
GRACE~STREFyT BAPTIST

G. Jeter Jones will address the
Business Mems Bible class, Grace
Street Baptist church, corner Grace
and Foushee streets today at 9.3o
A. M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-28

A. M. Butler, u, J. Baroody and
w. I. Ellis. were each fined s25 IN
police court yesterday on the charge
of speeding
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
Seniafieneuc 7lnflaec1,
ececn p~ortneiciii4e Re.
4

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
December 26, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress Of October 9Th. 1917.
4 garis, 81 De5. 1iinftou-
ienD portugiiifAe 8irger tnuroe1 ldn-
ger als Elm Sobr aIs politilhe @e-
fangene gebolten, erflarte Mfonio
Gotta, friiberer portlgieiifder Bre,
mier, IN einem Sssnterpiep beute, Sic
2ei0en 0ieier Wdinner,, bic Eeitfden-
biebe erbielten mo arf anbere' 8eiie
gemartert tpur6en, fin6 fir Die Or
moroung Beg Brdfioenten 5ioinio
gaes bon 8ortugal Derantiportli6,
miro angeoeutet. @ines Der Spfer
6ieies mo6ernen Sebmeerihtes tpuroe
fogar bingeridtet, erfldrte Gotta. Wn9
feinen Musfibrungen ihloiien bieie
@efange1en fribere Braii6enten Der
&nmmer, Senatoren, Mbgeorbnete,
Offi5iere, Solbaten un6 Watroien
Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

oaB 11ien,nIg tD,iieoer cine Rontroberie
barber entiteber fam, tpie melt Die
Medte u11b Bfli9ten Der NeutraIen
i'm &riege geben, ipelhe Greibeit Der
5an0eI nno 8erfebr our see beans
ipruder fam. 4
Das bat Der Hr1iibert ertarrrt II.
oafiir bnt er Die Jabrt nod europa
ger1ndt. Mber mas er erftrebt, tam
er MIR erreid,er1, tpen11 Die Welt tpeiB,
bnB bng a1nerifanifhe Bolt IN iei1er
@einmtbeit ebenfo geibIoifen binter
ibm ftebt, tpie IN ben 6enf1pur6igen
Sagen, ga biegntibeioung nber Rrieg
u1b grie0en III Der S1tpebe mar. Des-
bnb fam man es nl1r bebauerr, bob
Angriffe auf bns Grieoensprograrnm
bes BrGiioenten uno 0er6d6tigun-
gen ieiner Motibe balb bon 6ieier,
bal6 bon iener Seite fomm1en; bnlo
bon Ser parlamentariiden 9ribiine,
baI6 aus 6en @e6aftionsituben Der
Eagesaeitungen. l1nb eS ionte ni6t
iiberieben tperben, BOB oieie Mngriffe
onrd1peg bon elmer Seite fommen,
sic ieiner5eit am lal1teiten nn6 ldr-
,men6iten b%erfiin6ete, bob es ieoer-
manns Bfli6t lei, binter Dem Braii-
benton 5n fteben, un6 Der Dos
Sdimpftport 2an6esberrdter am To-
ielten auf Ser 3nnge 1aB. gs lit fein
geinnber> nnb ebrli6er Batriotismus
Der in bieiem @anbel 5um Mnsornf
fommt, bafur fpri6t gu biel @eitn-
mungslumperei aus ibm. Ber 6as
&riegs5iel BEG Brdiibenten getpolt
bot, Ser muB a16 feline 6riebens5iele
moaen, oenn 6as cine lit Die logii6e
@rgdn5ung 6es anoeren. Desbalb
bot sic Ioroernng, in anen Srogen
un6 nnter allen nmitan6en 1nert-
megt gum BrGii6enten 5u bnlten, bert=
tie ebenfobtel 8eredtignng tpie boz
mails. 3eiI es ebenio n%ottpen6ig tit
fpie oamals. SIN Sntereiie Der Welt
nn6 I'M poblberitanoenen Snterelie,
nn1eres 2an6es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

nlf ben gliberoen @asbnn Der Son.
ne allsuiibt, er5elgt bort grlptiorerl,
melhe bie 2ibt- unb Misunderstanding
peroreifaden. Mlh Die Didten MoI.
ten, bie aus ben unter ber. 10 erbobten
(sonnenglut tdrfer perouniten0en
Meeren aufiteigen, perm0ger Die Der.
nidbteroe 9irfung beg Eageggeltir1ls
faum mebr 6n iiddnpaben. Diid)tt I'M bie
Sole MISUNDERSTANDING lebt nod Elm
Re1t Ser Men1bbeit bon ben Melten
Der Eiier- uno 9flan3en1pelt. Sect erit
beginnt Der 5tern fem eigenes 2idtt,
leine eigene 8drme Der gr0e berDerb-
lid merben III Iaiien, nn6bem ct TO-
lnnge MIR 6urh ieine Maiienanaie-
bung auf bic Come unb erit 6llrb
6iefe auf uniernBlaneten getpirft bot.
3mei Sdapeiterionnen Ieubten un6
gliiben nun abtpe6ielnb an Sirn1a-
ment, Ser unteridieb bon Gag nrb
Madt lit geidtpun6en. Mnh auf oie
nod nidt per1iegten @aliermalien
uno Sic 2uftbiiue Der @roe dnBert iib
iebt bie Mn5iebnng Der neuen Come:
gbbe n11D Slut geraten in unorb-
hung; %berbeerenoe l1eberibipemm1lr-
gen, Stiirme bon ME gefannter @nt,
Sic sic gliibenben 2uftmaiien iiber
sic @rbe bnbiniagen, pernibten bic
lebten Spnren Der Meni6beit, mab-
reno oie lebten .&eite nieoriger Srga-
nismen mobl crit Ser inteniiberen
Slut gum 0pfer fauen, 6te Bel nod
gr0berer Mnnaberung oes frem6en
W%eltf0rpers bie @r6e Big in tire Sic
fen bnr9bringt. Cur 8erni6tnng ir=
6i1den 2ebens lit ein 3~uinmmenltoB
nid3t erfor6erlih. Sonte Elm FOLDER
erfolgen, glei6biel Oh NIT Der Son1e
o6er einem ibrer Ylaneten 10 miirbe
ste pl0Bli9 nnterbro6ene 8etpegung
fth in @1iirme l1mieben, sic bieronr6
ent1teben6e, aae 8oriteaung iiberiteiz
gen6e @ibe miir0e sic aufeinaroer
prauenoen @eltf0rper nit ibren Be-
gleitern in cine ein5ige gllbenoe @as=
mal1e.b bon rieiigen 9imeniionen onf=
I0fer, nnb nls nel.er, Dieleiht CUR
111euen @%ntmidlung beltimmter 8elt-
f0rper miir0e bieie bereinigte Male
BEN &onm in 1el1er 8ubn onr4etler.
@er erinnert ii9 bier ni6t Ser Borte
ser beiligen S9rift: ga per6en Die
Simmel nit groBem &ra4en 5erge=
Zen, sic Glenerte Dor Site i6mel5en,
un6 sic @roe iamt 6enBerfen auf ibr
perbrennen. CT. Betr. 3, 1O.
geidt bel an6ers piiroe Der Inter
gang iroif6en 2ebens lid geitolten,
menn eine erlo1dene 5onne, Elm onnf=
ler @tern in gefdbrli6e G5abe uaieres
@onneniDltems fdme, n16 pirbe Der
@run6 6esBer6erbens Sen 8liden Der
Men1bbeit ent5ogen ietn, bos geidtl=
oerte unbeiI miir6e eintreten, obne
oaB man erraten f0nnte, mober es
fon1nt> Bis en6lid, fur5e8eit Dor Dem
@noe, bas 0nnffle @e1tirn nabe ge=
nuq gefommen mare, tint gleid ben
Nlaneten nnieres SDitems 6ur9 Die
8eitrablrng unierer 5onne iidtbar
51 mer6en.
(ShluR 4foIqt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
ST. Beneoict's
|Acaoennp : :
ct. Soiepb, Stearns g., Niun.

ct. Soiepb, Stearns g., Minn.
Cine Ser beiten Mnitalten CUR b1be.
ren s6dterersiebn1ng int ganaen
Nprbaueiten. unterridjtet in benti6er,
eneliider nnb frana6fider 6prade,
stenograpbie, Sppeturiting, Bud.
fHbren, Muif, Maleu, 9pden nnb
iueiblide @anbarbeiten. Bribatai1as
nner, nit alien m1ubernen 8eqnemlid.
feiten a11sgeftattet, fteben ben 3Dg.
lingeu our &erfiigung. Dit ubigem
Snititnte 1T cine Gd)nle fiir &uaber
bor 6 bis IL Sabren berbnu6eu. @e.
gen Maberen1 tuenbe man iid an
Sitter 0ircetreb, q. .. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
ynflmctt3a fnfft pett 8e>
ffctt.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota. on
December rs, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
80 Stem Sort, %. De5. ~ 9ie ipu-
nii6e Snflnenaa, 6ie Snnoerttanien=
oe Dpfer in Ben gereinigten Staa.
ten for6erte, tam in 6ieies 2an6 6urd
BEN Soften in Bottom, gab ST.. 50. 6,
@oo6tpar6; sc unobettsfommiiidr Die
Ter 6ta6t in elmer Aniprabe elmer
&onferen5 bon Ner5ter at.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Monignor gereth, 1tntertaatsie-
fretdr beg pGpitlidenStnbles, Der ouf
Der Durbreiie nod ben Ser. 5tnn-
ten, mo- er benz Subildum 4nr6inaI
Gibbons b%eitnobnen tpirb, IN Bnris
peiIt, madte am Dienstag Col. g..
so. 9oufe einen 8eiu6, um fid ourb
i'm BEL Rrdit6er1t @tlfon einfibren
at lnfier1. @eretf bm Elm &anbidrei=
ben Beg Bapftes an ben Brdiioenten
nno 1on ferner Berabre6ungen be-
treffs bes 8eiudes BEG Hrafi6enten
beim @npit treffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

An1{iDpein einen Sterr BON u,1berge.
mobnlidem @lana. @lei9 benz Rla-
1,eten Ber1ls ali ben3eiten hires groB.
ten @Ian3es, fonnte bieier 5ter1 bon
einem gl1ten Nuge am beaen Gage &c.
jeben tperoen. God rl,r fur3e Set
bebieIt er bieie &elligfeit. SIM De.
3enrber mar ct nod bent Sllptter 81
pergleiden, einNierteliabr lpdter NOR
er MIR nod nit Miibe All erfenren
mo peridnano ldliebli9 benz Muge,
bas i'm b,,r1 unlere heutigen Gele'
ifope mobI nod mor1atelang bate be.
obabten fo1nen. 3ugleih dnoerte ii6
nit Der Mbnobme bes @lan5es auffal,
lenb feline Gurbe, uriprInglib DeiB,
Damn gelbli6, Damn rot, en6li6 blet-
arau. MebnItde 8eobndtungen tul1r-
ben ieit6em offers gemaht, er1t nod
in bieiem Sabre.
8as in ienen fernen Belten ii6 err
eignet bat, tam audi inherent Son<
nenipitem nit ieinen 8laneten Il. be-
rem Erobonten mi6erfabren. @ie
miir6e nun, bon unferer @rbe aus be-
tra6tet, ein ipldes Greignis it6 an=
funoigen, pie ii9 abipielen?
Ser nddite offer Giriterne Cllpba
i'm 5ternbilb ser gentauren) lit mber
bier 8iIioneh Meilen bon uns ent-
fernf. Nebmen mir nun an, bob
our@ irgen6 cine &ombination 1T Der
gegenieitigen Mn5iebung Der Weltfor-
per uniere Come auf ibrer 8abn It'd
einem 5tern bon ungefdbr glei6er
Mal1e nn6 glei6em 3nitano 10 mo-
berte, bnB sic @ntfernrtng Ser bet0en
@e1tirne Doneinanber etrpas Die Sdlf=
te Ser .%ongegeben betriige. Snbrtan-
len6e mir6en gu 6ieier Mnnabernng
erforoerlid iein:Der @tern mMroe oie
6euiqfeit 6es Cirrus, 6es bellten Der
6ir1terne, erreiden un6 5una4lt nl1r
Sic Mdnner ser 8iHenihaft bei6aftlz
qen, sic bon @e1dle6t 81 @eihleht
Sic genouetenM eiiungen ieiner 9tdt=
1tdrfe bornebmen miir6en, I'M le1neS
Serannobens lib gu pergetpi11ern.
Sabrtouien6e b%ergeben Dieoer, 5ter1
uno Connie baben li6 mieoer un1 Die
&alfte ibrer Gntfernnng genabert u.
sic Mn3iebnngsfraft Der Wfalle oes
Sternes beginnt auf Die nod ntdt err
faltete MaIie un1eres 3entralgeltirns,
ser Come, s5u mirfen. Die Jog. So
felr II. Brotuberan5en, iene rteligerl
Musbrii6e %qliiben6en @aies, oie mir
10 baufig an Ser Come beobo6ten
f00nnen, Derpielfdltigen ii6 unb neb-
men an Musoebnn1fg nno &roft gu.
Cine .@teigerlng Der Eemperotlr nno
Der &eaigfeit 6es Eageslibts, cine
6olqe ser erb0bten Sonnentatigfeit,
Sic ouf sic Blaneten ausftrobH, madt
iid auf nnierer @roe bemerflth.
5hon hat ser berbdngntsbone 5ter11
fir uns sic 2endtfraft BEG Monoes,
tper1n er audi benz b1oBen Muge nur
ais Bunft eri6eint, un6 ba16 beginnt
Iein @inflnB anf 0ie Sonnenma,1e oas
aan8e 2eben ,qnf unierer Groe, oaS
ia in alien leinen Meubernngen bon
ser come abbGngig lit, um5nge1tol=
ten. DoS @is Ser Sole 6mtl3t nno
madt elmer iipptgen @egetation Blab,
in ser aemGBigten Gone berr1bt Die
Slut bes Mequators, Ste belize Some
miro unbetpobnbar. Mamabli9 5iebt
iih sic Meni6beit nod ben Bolen gu
rid. @onoerbore eleftrii6e @r1detz
nr11gen loiien iib a1entbalben out
Ser @r6oberflG@e m%abrnebme1t. Mber
ndber ur6 rdber fommt Die Sonne
1em 5tern. S6on 5eigt er, men1
8olfeni6leier 1ein 2i9t oampfen,
,pi1em 6em Muge tpabrnebmbare11
Dur9melier, Die Mn5iebnng, Die er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02
Stand Behind the
President.

III -8%a ~a# !. H'5 og,. -, y.
ss gnb e111e Se1t, GO oleles N Ird
pom Dt1l110 az Wti111o g111g. 81 pen
Seltartlteltpalten Der 1~ogesprel1e
nabm es el11e1 encouragement Plaa
el11. Ang Den gelesgebe1toen Rorper.
ibaften tpllroe. es ing Sa11o bi11el1tge.
rnfepn. Sn ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
leudtete eg benz Bublttl1r1 e11tgegenl,
anf ane1 Btloern beg erite1 Bn,rgers
Deg 9a1loes las man e, 11ro Der 11l1r
i'm lelielten Ber0ndf 1ta1t0, er tonne
Die Nolitn beg R%rdiioenter at11 @11oe
11iht %borbebaltlos b1ltgen, tpur0e I'M.
g ~. aatM W., ueo'e9''S4
ut'p - Se'N
Dieie 3ett llegt nod gar nt9t lo
nett 5nruf. gur etno aroertbalb
Sabre. Mt eiiernen 5britten ltr1o
grobe greigniiie in5tpiiben nber ole
Weltbnbne geganger. Gem H1fe oes
Nraiioenten folgeno, bat oos arnerrt-
tant1he 'Nolt 1e11en HetdDtllm, 1e11e
Arbettsfratt. le111en unternebm1it1gs=
ge1lt nn0 1e111e Sl1ge11D etnge1eBt 11r
Die Soroeru11gerz nit pelbet Der
Srdger fetnes Wertra11ens n pen
oenfnl1ro1gen M%pr1ltagen oes SaDres
1917 Dor Den RongreB traf. We1t let
ner Stlfe TT per Ser1eg; Der o1e alte
Welt 81 entoolter1t oroDte, at et1lem
raiben Mb1dluB gebragt noroea,
lrto nun De1lt DER Pra11oent n gu=
ropa. nm 0afnr 51 lorgen, oaB Que ge=
tDalt1gen Spfer, ore Dag amer1fqf1'
19e Nolt N Dem Hl1gen geDrag1 Da1'
1i6t nm1on1t gebro@ moroen 1tto.
Tim leidte @rober111qen al modem
1ino mir in sen @rieq ntdf einqetre-
ten M11h niht, Inn aroRe !@rieqsent-
ifa6iqunqen ein5utreiben. Ser 8rd,
ii6ent bat es bon Mnfong an aler
Welt flar gemadt, oaB eg Ie6iglib
i6eoIe 8etpeaarun6e 1eien, Sic lin a1
oem @nt1dluB peranloBt baGtten, Sic
&rieqserfldrunq bonn &onqreB at for
Bern. 90 bat 6as amerifaniiae Soft
i'm beriton6en> in 6ieiem 5inne bat
es 1ih nie Elm Monn binter 1einen be-
rufener SsSiibrer aeItent, 6afir bat es
Die qroben, 0pfer ser @nt1agung ge-
broGt, Sic ser @rteq ibm alferlegte,
6afiiir haben feline G6bne qefGmpft II.
qebIutet. Muein nit 6iefer i6enIen
Muffoiiunq unIeres&riegs3medes Der.
trdqt es ]id) nidt bloB, 6oB mir MN.
mebr, nad6em Der &rieg at @r6e 1T,
ouf Dnrdiebnnq Ser Gorbernngen
6rinqen, sic Ser 8rG]ioent BEL ipdte-
rer @elegenbeit fir einenSrieoen, BET
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

Mad> elmer @rflGr1tng bes a1titdn=
6igen 8un6esfommi1Grs fonnen SIT
oianer fir lire Sbul6en ni6t per=
onttportli6 gennadt mer6en menn
tie ni6t monen, brauben tie ni@t 81
be3abIen. Ga miro mobl man6er
miini9en, 6aB er als Sn6ianer ouf
Sic @eIt gefommen mare.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

@hma6e Maturen RIDDEN germ Die
6olgen ibrer Seller an nn6ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-02

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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
Edmund Bsashe Laid 70 Rest

Escorted 10 Weston from Seattle
by his soFrowing parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Bcathe. and other Tcla.
tivcs. the remains Of the late Ed.
mund Bcathc were laid TO rest
Thursday morning In Masonic Gem.
ctery. The burial service was con.
ducted by Rev. w. s. Payne. He
paid brief but feeling tribute to
the memory Of the departed Wee
ton boy, whose promising life had
been cut short while In the service
Of his country. The caskct was
hidden beneath its load Of beautiful
flowers. The following sketch was
read at the grave by the minister:
James Edmund Beathe was
born In Weston. umatilla county.
Oregon. June %. 1893, and died
suddenly In New York City April
10. 1919, at the age Of twenty-five
years, nine months and seventeen
days. He leaves a father, mother,
five brothers, four sisters and many
friends to mourn his death.
''He grew to manhood In Weston,
and since then had spent most Of
his time sailing on transports from
Seattle to foreign ports. He had
just returned from France prior to
his death.
Edmund was always q jolly.
good-natured boy; he always saw
the bright side Of life. He was u
kind and loving son and brother
and his first thoughts were always
for the good Of his parents"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09

MIR. and Mrs. Lester o'Harra
arrived home Tuesday from their
long pilgrimage throughout Wash
ington. Oregon and California.
They visited Seattle. Portland. Gem
trail Point. San Francisco. Los An
geles. Tygh Ridge in Wasco county
and other points. and had n most
enjoyable time. After resting up
u bit and getting acquainted again
with his home town. Lester will re-
sumo his job as manager Of :hc
Weston Mercantile grocery. He
returns confirmed Oregon booster
and more especially h umatilla
county and Weston booster. There
arc lots worse little burgs than this
one right here ut the foot Of the
Blue mountains. he asserts. Cali.
fornia he considers a bit over.
doomed.
Some Of Weston's young players
may be- interested In an announce
mcnt received by the Leader that
musicians are needed for The cele-
hratcd Marine Band. Sixteen are
needed. as follows: One Eb clarinet,
three BIB clarinets. three BIB cor
nets. one baritone. ,onc BIB bass
tuba, three slide trombones. one
solo Eb alto. one bass drummer.
one trap drummer. This ID de.
clared TO be the opportunity Of a
lifetime for a young musician to
under the leadership Of
some Of the most talented musi.
clans In the United States. Recruits
will be received by Lieutenant II.
Il. Potter at 3O6 Panama Building,
The band Is at Mare
Island. California.
G. w. Davidson. an aged resident
and civil war veteran Of Weston,
collapsed In the postoiiicc Sunday
while waiting for his mail.
He was carried home In a Sc
rious condition, but in a few days
was able to appear on the street
again.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

Church Of the Brethren Sunday
school ut 10 d. m. Preaching at
II a. m. G. w. s. at 0:3O p. M.
Bible Study, Life Of Christ. at tao
p. m. J. H. Gordon. elder.
Methodist Church Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Preaching services at
II q. m. and 500 p. m. Epworth
League at 7:30. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. s, z. Powell,
pastor.
United Brethren Church Preach.
ing at II a. m. and 8 p. M.
Sunday school at 1000 q. m.
Junior G. Z. at 2.30 p. m. G. Z.
meeting at 2 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening. 3. +.
Wriegle. pastor.
Baptist Church The Church with
a cordial welcome for all. Sunday
school at ten O'Clock. preaching at
eleven. Also preaching at eight
o'clock In the evening. W. r.
pastor,
Christian Science Society--Ser-
vices Sunday at II a. M, and
Wednesday evening at 7;30. Water
street, near Main.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
LEND A PENNY
FOR EACH YANK
KILLED In WAR
A Problem in Simple Division
for Those Who .'Have
Done Enough

Army and Marine Corps casualties
reported by General Pershing up 70
the opening Of the Victory Liberty
Loan are shown below. II you sub.
scribed one cent for every American
boy killed, wounded. or missing. you
would invest s2,s2s in the Victory
Loan.
You would have TO subscribe t7le
at the same rate for every Yank killed.
The Toll.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09

Come early If you want a seat.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-15

Suppose her fathers train ran off
the track or into another train. A
spread rail, block signal overlooked,
switch left unlocked, might bring
doom upon his train as or so many
others. She shivered at the horror Of
her fathers loss. She shivered again
at the thought of what it would mean
to her.
Suppose the Chivvises turned her
out. Why should they feed her. for
nothing when their own future was
endangered?
What could Bayard do for her? or
Clay? There was Mr.. Duane, of
course; but she could not take his
money without paying him. And in
what coin could she pay him? She
trembled, and the breeze turned gla-
cial.
The next morning was another day
of the same shoddy pattern. She rose
unrefreshed with only her fears re-
newed. She borrowed the Chivvises
newspaper and, skipping the horrid
advertisements of foreign barbarity
and American dismay, turned to the
last pages. The "Situations Wanted
columns were elOquently numerous
and the "Help Wanted-Female'' col
umns were few; still, she made list
of such places as there were. She
wrote letters to all sorts of people
who gave newspaper letter-box adj
dresses, and she went out to call on
all sorts of people who gave their
street numbers.
The letters she wrote were not an
SWered at all. She lost her postage as
she had lost her car fares. It seemed
as if the end of the world, or at least
the breakup of it's civilization, had ar
rived without warning and without
refuge.