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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20

Eugene f. Bates
The Globe Furniture Co.
Greenville Nash Sales CO.
The Savoy
NJ. G. johnson Motor Co.
Doster Bros. & Bruce
Brown-Wittkamp Optical Go.
Pollock's
Estes & Terrence Corporation
Meyers-Arnold Go.
Saulps Ready to Wear
Sullivan Markley Hardware Co.
Armstrong Pharmacy
j. G.. Burns & Co.
O'Neall- ll-Williams Co.
Lipscomb- Russell Co.
K. II. McGcc Go.
Oregon Lumber Go.
G. d. Kenny Co.
A. M. Hayes
Vance-Clardy Co.
w. III. Ballcntinc
Grcenvillc Grocery Co.
The Little Shop
Cinco Syrup Co.
Cragi- Rush Furniture Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20

Pearcc- Woods Co.
Odom Schade Optical Co.
Moore Milling Co.
Ashmore 4 McDavid
Acme Feed Co.
j. G.. & r. II. Ligon
Swift & Co.
Yeager's Quality Shop
Crosswell Bros, Inc.
j. A. Bull Co.
Grant Bros.
Thomas & Howard
Landrum- Chiles Co.
Wallace & Mellow
Greenville Hardware Co.
American Bank
Chcro Cola Bottling Co.
Cover Battery Co.
A. Il. Parkcs
Greenvillc Cadillac Co.
Coca Cola Bottling Co.
G0wer-Mason Electrical Co
Ward-Glass Grocery Co.
Marion B. Leach
Efird's Department Store
f.. NJ. Wharton
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-20

W. Il. Hale
=. f. Levy
Reynolds & Earle
The Gray Shop
j. 0. Jones Co.
Hawkins-Blanton Go.
The Mems Shop
G. T.. Lagcrholm Go.
Red Hot Racket
Askin's
Bruce & Doster Drug Go.
Ayers Millinery
Stewart & Merritt Co.
Il. Rothschild
Cabaniss-Gardner Co.
Simon Auto Go.
NJ. Erwin
Murray's Ready to Wear
c. D. Stradley Co,
Busbcc-Southcrn Furniture Co.
Smith & Bristow
The Hamilton-Smith Co.
Patton, Tilman & Bruce
McttS & James
The Piedmont Shoe Go,
kirkpatrick Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06
WOULD MAKE "TIDAL
BORE" DEVELOP POWER

FREDERICTON. N. b.. May g.
While harnessing the power of q
rivers current is an old story this pro-
vince may be the first community tc
make Use Of the energy generated BY
the ebb and flow of the tides of the
oceans.
A bill has been introduced in the
provincial legislature to provide for
investigation into the possibility OF
using the waters of the Tidal Bore
on the Petticodiac river in, this pro-
vince for hydro-electric energy.
This tidal phenomenon Is a result of
the waters of the Bay of F'undy SEEK
ing an outlet after having gradually
flowed in the narrow inlet between
southern New Brunswick and north
ern Nova Scotia At high-tide the
water courses suddenly up the Petit
zodiac river and attains tremendous
forging ahead in a foam
ing wall, u is this power the iegisla-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS
ALAMO SHOWS COMING

For the week starting Monday even
ing the Pendleton Roundup band an
nounces an engagement of the Greater
Alamo shows, with play ground locat-
ed on the big vacant lot starting at
Alta and Clay streets. The Oscar
show train will arrive over the O.-W.
Sunday evening. The train will be inn
mediately un1oaded, wagons hauled to
show ground and every tented attrac-
tion and ride will be ready for business
Monday evening. The Roundup
band will join with the show band in
parade and concert through the down
town streets Monday evening. Mem
bers Of the local band will have charge
of all arrangements during the week.
During the past winter the show has
been entirely rebuilt, at Portland.
Everything from tent stake to entrance
arch is new. The old shows have been
torn apart and ones of new design con-
structed. In place of the dancing girl
shows so frequently seen with carnival
organizations there is something of a
clean nature that will amuse and in
struct.
An exhibition never before present.
ed with travelling organization is the
War Relic exposition The exhibit
consists OF trophies gathered by Yanks
on the battle fields of France. Every
article Is owned by a former service
man. The exhibit Is in charge Of an
overseas veteran, who was cited in
France and recently decorated at Seat
tie. Admission to the exhibit Is free.
Another new attraction Is the auto
drome,~ where a young girl drives a
miniature automobile around a big cup |
shaped track while three motorcycle
riders cross her path, going in differ
mt directions, The race Is ultra SEN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

4
| The Auto Stage between Ukiah and
this city began its daily trip Monday.
This is the first time since winter that
the stage truck has driven through.
The snow is fairly well off the noun
tains. and the roads are not very bad.
Judge T. p. Gilleiand made a visit
to Pilot Rock Monday. The Judge was
inspecting the high school and other
buildings which are being erected on
the new Orange and Comby Addition.
Leonard Butt has filed on a 4S0 acre
homestead near Albee. Mr.. Butt was
visitor in the city Saturday.
Judge I. NJ. Schannep was in PEN
dieton Tuesday filing the plat of the
new addition of Pilot Rock
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byrd are the
proud parents of son born Tuesday
morning.
AIva stone was in the city. Monday
severe attack Of tonisilitis and visited
DR.. E O. Parker. who was in the city.
r. p. Fletcher has purchased a
small ranch, in the Mckay Creek val
ley directly west of the County Farm.
The Sunday School Of Pilot Rock
Church gave a reception Monday even
ing in the chuEch basement. in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. X Johnston of
this city. Mr.. and Mrs Johnston will
leave within a few days for their
ranch. twelve miles from Boise. Idaho.
Games and contests were INDUCED in
and light refreshments served at a
late hour. M ID. Orange said few
words. and telling Of the regret OF
Pilot Rock people to see bfr. and Mrs- |
Johnston leave. A book was presented |
to hrs- Johnston from her Sunday
school class and both she and Mr.. 4
Johnston said a few words.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06
GERMANS WILL ACT
ONLY AS WITNESSES

(By United Press.l
PARIS. May 6.-Allied leaders have
decided against allowing German rep-
resentatives from participating in the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

; coming economic dicussion at Spa, the
French foreign office announced to-
day. The Germans will be present
only in tho capacity of witnesses. They
viii be allowed to present their esti-
mate of Germany's ability to pay in
IDENTITIES. but allied leaders will act on
their own judgment in considering the
Germans propositions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

tors would put to some use and appro-
priations for research work have been
asked.
that on the Tsin Tein river In China
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06
com FUTURES JUMP

! EBy United Press.1 ~ n
CHICAGO, May 6.--corn futures
today, jumped from three to over six
cents on the board of trade. High
cash prices and report that Germany
had bought 40.O00,00O bushels of corn
in the Argentine were responsible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06
McCAII is NOMINATED

WASHINGTON May 6.---samuel-W
Mccall, former governor of Massachu-
setts. was nominated by the president
today to be . member Of the tariff
commission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06
DAILY STAGE SERVICE
TO UKIAH IS STARTED
tEast oregonIan speclaI.l

PILOT ROCK, May s---Prof. and
AIRS. j. o. Russell entertained as a
weekend guest, Miss Jessie b. Brierley
OF Stanfield- Miss Brieriey taught two
years under Prof Russell at Athena
She has a position in the Hermiston
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

Cattle Market Steady;
Butter, Eggs Unchanged.
(By Associated Press.)
PORTLAND. May 6.--Cattle, sheep
and hogs are steady and unchanged.
Butter is weak and unchanged and
eggs are unchanged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

James Nelson and wife and Mike
Tom OF Butter Creek were among the
people who attended the baseball game
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

If you want your wife to do a thing
just tell her you won't permit 1t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06
TuRKEY DELEGATION ARRIVES

VERSAILLES. May s.-Turkey's
delegation TO the peace conference ar
rived here early this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

high school for next year.
Miss Melissa Warner Is substituting
in the local telephone office, during
the absence of Miss Faye Hinkle-
DR.. e. o. Parker made profession
al trip to this city Monday.
Alfred Smith was a visitor In the
city Monday. Mr.. Smith says, that on
the ranch, they are about through
with lambing and as soon as the
weather permits the shearers will be-
GIN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

sational There are several now me-
chanical attractions and fun devices Of
various nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19

members of Washington society last
night at musical In his apartment
at the Dresden. The program, which
included many classical se!ections,
was played by number OF society
amateurs under the direction OF Duke
Canareil!, who 10 distinguished
cellolst.
Prince and Princess Cantacnzene,
who were in Washington last week.
are now in New York after stopping
FOR a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
snder Van Rensselaer, at their home
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cnno H. Rudolph is at Galen
Hall. Atlantic City. for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. A. G. Sage and Mrs. Henry II.
G. Stewart Of the Catholic Women's
| Service Club and the following club
presidents, Miss Pauline Rex, Gibbons;
Miss Agnes Condor, Maura; Miss An
ma Downs. O'Hern. and Miss Genevieve
Grimes. Calvert, form the reception
committee in charge Of the opening
OF the girls gymnasium tonight in
one or the buildings on the grounds
OF st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, s24
RI street northwest. The gymna SUM.
which has been thoroughly equipped
Tor the use of the girls of these four
" tionS, VIII De open from to
~ o'clock for the inspection of their
friends.
| Members Of the Catholic Woman
Service Club will hold monster card
!! party and dance at the Catholic Com
, munity House. COL + street north.
| west, Thursday evening. to raise
=! funds to purchase the building and
/, grounds a that place for the bene-
/ fit of the girl government workers
as center for their activities.
| The card party will be held in the
cafeteria and the dance in the gym
nasium. Mrs A. l.. Reynolds is chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19

man of the committee having the en-
tertainmeEt in charge and IS ASSIST
ed by Mrs G. Seitz Mrs. r. NJ. War
rem, Mrs Maurice F. Tally, Mrs
krogef, Miss r. Stanley. Miss W. COS
tigan and Miss Elizabeth Bannon.
Rev. Lewis ]. O'Hern, G. T. s., presi-
dent of the club, is working energet-
ically to raise the $4,000 necessary
to act as the first payment:
The class OFF, of Notre Dame Acad.
envy gave 4 dance at the home OF
Miss Kathleen Harlow, 1913 Nefth
Capitol street northeast, Friday
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer and MIS-.
Albert s. Burleson are among tue
patronesses for the "omen's CITY
Club benefit performance OF "All sous
Eve" to be given at the Belasco inca
ter this evening. Other patrenesses
on the list are Mrs. Benedict Grower.
w. Wadsworth. jr: Mrs. Nicholas
Loneworth. Mrs. j. J. Mansfield. Mrs.
Ladis,as Lazaro. Mrs. William G.
Gorgas. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman.
Mrs. Frank 3. Eoyes. Mrs. Henry
Dimmock. Mrs. Robert F: Mackenzie
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Mont
gomerS Blair, Mrs. Franklin II. Ellis,
Miss Mamie X: IIeth, Mrs. Charles
Boushton Wood. Mrs. Dennis Epson.
Mrs. aehn j. White. AIRS Joseph
Thropp. Miss Mabel Boardlnar, Mrs
derson Mrs Charles s. ITamlin. Mrs
Mamie q. Johe. Mrs. Herbert LORD.
Mrs James Carroll Frazer. Mrs. Brook
Taliaferro Potter. Mrs. Jesse Lee
Ward. Mrs. Theodore Boynton and
Mrs Merriweather Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses have been issued 10 the
following:
Albert L. Harris and Maude F. Wilson.
Raymond Gibson aud Rosetta Welsh.
Oscar Baker snd Athea c. Gedder.
Charlie B. Mayhem and Theresa II. Ter
wissa.
Francis Leroy White aud Florence A. King.
John Duba, jr. Of Norfolk, Va, and Helen
A. Swami Of this city.
James n. Tapscatt Of Quantico, Va, and
Mary y. White OF this city.
Joseph A. Sullivan Of this city. and Gladys
G. Burke Of New York. y. y.
Ralph Leroy Marshall and Lillian NJ
Prairie. both Of Richmond. Va.
Harry E. scherf and Mary V. Myers. both
OF Baltimore, Nd
Arthur J. Stephens Of New Haven, Conn.,
and Rose X. Goldromer Of this city.
Walter H. Crack and Lallis G. Nicely both
Of Ballston. Va.
Clayton W. Jones of Winchester Va and
Annie J. Donaldson Of Roanoke. Va.
Patrick Gallagher and Nadine Lane.
Stanley l.. Garrett and Colleen NJ. Lam
bath.
A:ler B. Adams Of this city, and Nora A.
Hickey Of Everett. Mass.
Frank NJ. Allen and Mary E. Mccarthy
John p. b. Hoffman of Brentwood Md and
Ruth X. Johnson of Wasternport Mich.
James B. Young and Kathryn o. Clifton.
Chester Ellis and Margaret Miller.
Thomas Crawford and Mary Il. Gaines
Samuel A. Robinson and Fannie E. Wade
Thomas A. Marshall Of this city and Anna
B. Lighters of Columbia, 8. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19
COMMISSION TAKES UP
WAITING RENT CASES

With the Monmouth apartment no.
tel case out of the way the District
rent commission today resumed the
routine Of hearing of cases filed any
where from two weeks to six weeks
or more ago.
Twelve cases were scheduled for
hearing today. but owing to the de-
tention of Capt. James +. oyster.
chairman, at the Capitol, where he
attended a session OF the committee
on school investigation. the hearings
were not started at the regular hour,
which IL 10 o'clock am.
Two Cases Continued.
Two of today's cases were contin-
Henry c. weineke against Harry A.
Gladman for reduction of rent of an
apartment on the third floor Of 306
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. and
Charles A. prouty against the Capital
Construction Company, for reduction
of rent Of an apartment in the
Portner.
Another of today's cases was dis
missed when Henrietta Messink,
plaintiff. reached Il compromise with
NJ. Theodore Oliver in the matter Of
possession of 1905 9th street north
east.
Vacancy Soon to BE Filled.
Announcement OF the appointment
Of a successor to Guy Mason. member
Of the rent commission. who resigned
several weeks ago, may be made
within two or three days. It was
learned today.
Names Of several men have been
suggested to the President as quail
fed to NIL the vacancy created by Mr..
Mason's resignation, but no intima-
ton has been given as TO the Presi-
dents choice.
1t has been suggested that 9 Chair.
man oyster is business man and
Commissioner Sinclair is an attorney.
the fitting choice for the third memr
Der of the commission would be a
real estate man. and several names
have been suggested. it was init
mated However, no prominent real
tor has announced a willingness TO
serve, but, on the contrary. a number
Of men in that business stated today
that should the vacant commissioner
ship be offered to them they would
be under the necessity Of declining.
1t is not thought likely that an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported :"
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours
william c. Sterling. 81. 400 FairsAst
street.
william CatriI. %. EnasUency Hosntat
John II. Leslie, 80, United states sodier--
Home Hospital.
Thomss n. wrenu. IS. Georgetown Uni'er-
sity Hospital
Elizabeth NJ Beach. -. el3 New York are-
nue..
John T Boon.. II, 14I0 9th street.
Sarah 4. Henderson. 40, 1918 street.
Anna If. Ellis. IS, CID Maryland a'enu"
northeast.
Ax,sts Swami. II. Providence Hospital.
Patricia Mary Louise Low. months. 1903
Belmont road.
Joshua I. jackson. 30. p34 street south
west.
Giles Good. 90, Freedmcn's Hospital
william Brooks. 6s. Home for Aged and In
Arm.
Henry Holle.. 4s. 4o1 street
James Fry. 81, freedmcns Hospital
Mildred ZONES. g. "a street northeast
Samuel johnson, al, st. Eli1abeth's Hospital
Earl a. Barns 10, 565 N street southwest.
Joseph +. Green 4. 1908 ID street southeast.
Sadie Royster, 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
Deuni. Green. IS. 4s7 wsshin rton street.
Adline Lewis. 1o7. S24 Bryant street north
west. Stoddart Baptist Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
he health department in the last twenty 10,
hours:
Ned l.. and Anna Il. Hensell. sirl.
Andy and Carrie M. Flores. boy.
Rohert and Octstia Franceschini. boy.
Roy and Bessie l.. Marcy. boy.
Charles. F. and Mary Eta Davis. boy.
Patrick N. and LayiniR c. Cook, boy.
Jesse G. and Helen r. Houston. girl.
william c. and Rose B. Mott, boy.
Dan and Celia Gotses. girl.
Charles p. and Ganeyie l.. Clark. girl
Charles n. and Elizabeth Wilson, boy.
Walter ]. md Ellen II. whitney, girl
Frank L. and Mary q. Wollsrd, boy.
Charles y. and Bessie !. Gantt. boy.
Maurice J. and Antoinette Conley. girl.
Thomas b. and Elizabeth V. Reid. boy.
James II. and Marion L. Hunter boy
Charles II. and Beatrice Price. girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19

other attorney will be named on tho
rent commission, as it is felt that
legal training is not requisite;
while in Commissioner Sinclair the
commission already has q legal mem
Der
While it was intimated today that
the President virtually has reached n
decision as to the appointment, IL
was stated that in the absence o.
Secretary Tumulty, who has not yet
returned from Chicago, no announce
ment could be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19
Berlin Citizen Guard Dissolved.

BERLIN. April 1s.-The chief OF
police Of Berlin has directed that all
arms in the possession OF the citizen
guard in the Berlin metropolitan po-
lice district be given up. The guard
is declared to be dissolved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19

Mrs. Mayer B. Dodek gave lunch
con and card party at her home on
Spring road for the benefit OF the
Palestine restoration fund, Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-19
Society

RS WILSON is a box holder
vi : :: :: !: $: {; IS:
city Club. Miss Wilson,
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LEGAL NOTICE

n s19cambsa County Court % Record
Ntafe 81 F1eriaa~~1n Chancery
Prank FAulks. Complainant.
~
E6a MAY Fmulkm. Defendant
on Monday. the ard day % January.
a. n. 1891. the defendant. Ida MAY
Famlka. IL required 20 appear 70 the hsii
filed against her herein.
This order 20 ha published oncN each
wemk Ter eight 60 consecutive weeks ~
che Pensacola Journal. a newspaper pub
ashed in said Escam3bfA County.
tSeMfb W r. RICE
Clerk caurf 81 Record
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PERSONAL.

WHY SUFFER- with rh@uma ara when
there IL pef1na isnt relief wtthin your
reach ~ matters not v-Nat fern vou
have what von have tried or how lnnE
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sTlfF AMERICAN ART WORKS. Cos
hocton. OAio-~recogmfEe8 leaders IN
Specially Advertising Tire fastest grew
Ing branch % the whole advertising field
have "a few desirable territories avail
able for high grade, experienced sales.
treu- Contracts now ready for our thir-
ty-fnurth sales year. Which opsns De-
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Is rem tfamces. We ulauufa etura and
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Art Calendars Commercial Calendars
Monthly Advertising Service. End 4 wide
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MORTGAGE LOANS

. LOANS or RsAL EsTArE.
We lend money or ReAi Estate Ia the
city on short notice. Please state ia
application ~ vou have an Abstract %
Title % the property
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bees 81 of fhe rsrtaue ma most awmen s.
ttsi nature and T. =. protected article
exclusively owned and controlled hy DE-
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salesman Government created demand
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28
LOST AND FOUND

LloST-ons rcd fox hound answers "a
TIA name % Red. Reward n returned
g. Adcock'a Store. GouldinE. Ela-
LOST-on Friday n city. ron Of side
curtains for Ford car Reward Phone
llo2. Address p. ~ Hln Jos West
0reHory.
sTRAYED or srOf.EN-Whtte spitr
puppy answers 20 name % sSpnrt :.
Partially blind. Reward. Phone 1888
call 1ot y &c 81
LOST Envelope with weeks wages A.
ahlpyard safe or on Garden street a.
NJ 90 Spring street Large family aa-
pendent, Return 90 Journal ofnce re
ward
L0SI--poeket book containing nhnut
fftr dollars in Warrington. Nov 81
Finder please return 90 Mrs. Julian
Cfona. Warrington.
REWARD Tor return ~ brown bag and
contents Lost from has shore ear
near Warrington Saturday afternoon.
Phone lfTo