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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11
A1sc~ezzse -------- *------s 1887
K@r=ezse Abeus - PR Cent

Tne lacrosse amounts approximate
p % - p@- ce1t- and = feSS than 5
Zz-S Instead of being the entire IS
zza1s To be voted TIE difEerSnes- be-
EEes1 tAe rziIaS aid the l-es mills
- tAs direcx ApproprtStio1S made by
- legislature fer fse sane purposes
zs rAs exaszizg mfiisEe tax II Is rea-
ssrzz1se 70 suppase that in the absence
& \ zElage Increase. the legislature
Euz1d es co-peAled- within All the an-
ths-s-r r 7osseseed eneer the per
cszr ecnstlrnfsonal Limitation Of fn-
cre4se. 10 make ~ least as high ti-
r-c< 4prruprsAfsons for the institutions
rs Il has made IN the past over and
as.oTs the existing nassiage tax. should
the neg niliaEe tax BE ratified. Il also
Is reasonaele 10 suppose that no leg
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11
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fuAfishgs rsHlv nme EimI-weskay, AZ
TfHt1etea. rsreRcn. ~ the
&&NT 0NMG0NEA% PUBLISHING CO
Anferea a. tAs postofffes A. Pen41s-
sne. oRaxonA a. seconN-el.sa znsAl
IN SALE N oTHKR CITIES
EmpersAf Hets7 News cxMnA Porx1nn9
o>E FILE AT
CnicAEa Buru2u- R0s Security B1Ese-
MssAtnwten- n G.. Bnreau Ss1 Teur-
aeenth Szr~s<- y. ".
N~mh~w 80 sAe Associated Press.
I<r AAfcrssfS1 Press = sxcfuxlwSfy
eMtsEaF& e. tAr Use Tor repueftcat3a1 OF
- &euH 1tsTzecNsS crSS ted - 81 cr
n@l se eNeTNv4sse credited Ia this paper
ez9 also <Ae lc-a1 news p=hitshe3 Asrs-
In
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

r. q. Draper. secretary Of The uma :
tiIla County sunday school Assocfa-
,ion. left last night for Astoria after
attending the sessions In Portland or
the oregon Sunday school Association
Business called him 20 the lover CO.
iunatga city. he ~fil return 10 Pendie-
ton later in the week
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

MISS FORsHAw RETURNS
Mss Florence ForsnaW returned
hast night from Hot Lake. where she
underwent an operation fer appen1ici-
ssc Miss Forshaw v quite recovered
from her Illness
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

As the ASSESSED value Of Oregu7
property for 1918. Upoa whbSh 1879
taxes now are heing pa5d. was $780,
ss5.419- il Is not unreAsoaao1e TO szps
pose thar the valuation for 1888 wlll
De APPROXIMATELY the 81. .a84- tse. leH
used as the basis Of The. above figure
This year. these sane insrEr1zsans
received from rnilzage taxes the fnt-
lowing znao9nrs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

Floyd Kendall. forest ranger. Is In
Pendieton on business He ~ siatlcn-
cd al Gibbon- II u estimated that the
recent rain will do much 10 help the
growth Of the range. ne states
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

tEv Frank L Seznson)
say. S1S<y Sraveler-<rSy.
Esst there On <hy weary w1xsr
ksWE he anSwereae Net today
E r@rnaa'g"'
So TIE ample fesss is sprez6s
Say and e-~aS and naess The nreaas-
Ssas he merely turned and sid.
Tm rzn1s1's~
-Aa-Ss&x exc vocr hoG<e hurneS down.
Sheriff tco& yuar mules 70 town-
Rzs hs answered with frowas
I'm r1nrinas~
-Ncthe- In law has deadly grsps
Means fer ycGr cazzp&nfonsAzp-~
S~kEere sAeIl make TIE Jor43aa trip;
-Tm raazGnst~1
Aaa WITH rsghsning Sped he rassed.
Ard As a answer 70 the last
NAea he hears the J21smsnx alGSt-
-1rn rEnnEnssF-
-. - o..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

MRS CROSS rs VISITOR
Mrs Ed cross. of Rieth. ~ Pen
dieton visitor today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

J. G. Rnhns. supervisor Of the Una
tiila National Forest. and Grazing Ia
speetors Ingram and Peterson left yes-
terday TO inspect the range Al Gamas
and Hidaway. and Texas bar TMy
~ill also select experimental -areas
zhich viii be segregated in order 70
determins the rates Of growth of krAss
under certain conditions The -iF,spec-
tors viii remain on the forest for a
week but Air. Kuhns vii return ia a
few days
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11
. . . . .
= THE RACE FOR PRESIDENT

tBy Frank l.
n nxeiesg nd o
Euf he nowi=e Q
Fcrh o presSdent Al
Al he elected
sighted BY his friends an-ai his faes
adsfn though swinging their
A o president United
IN e he'll eleefed In the xnornInt
The sornn naATzh h4z blue.
He AM his en- Hainths
~ q 1aszerzte p-esdenex.
a Ne rlsnas elected raarnn'
Az 1-raarsz- fired
I~WnrE zis arenazzla hasr has set his face
that Aere win the piece
~ elected the naurnln&
for
.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11
T~al

I1ez8 ----------- @-tee fe.see aes
Zh-ss 1ne2adlzg the present niElREe
al1 the prcPosed E1sllAge. the total
rsgzaz- TAX fer the three Institutions
wozfd A-70g1I 10 = @-raIll fat tax on
al property of the state raising an
El-1xzzz@rslF s..eSa. aee a year. Conn
pa--5 via the tax raised for the iden-
Ecz1 purposes shts year. the tetals
<1zs1 Ss-
F-1z rHts years taxes S1.s1s So
Fruz next PEARS taxes -..- 3.aaa aea
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11
.sl.ai4.saa


-SAcald the pe1cilg rnillAge tax be
r11zsse3 hy the n@orse IL the May 81
elscssoa- the iz.z<5tusio-< would receive
th@ following total nliIlage from next
xez-'s Ezxe<- haze6 ca the expected
r@lzzfsea q 81. eeR. SOC zee OF state
pr0rs-ry-
zzs-szz7foz Mis- Amount
9-eEon AErScnarural
C0ssexe -- LeSS- si.aSs. zee
zzIvs-ssxr sF oregoa 8-sl44 Sl4sa8
Sczz< NoEEal-
Nezzoz1h Hza8a feE.ee1
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

Twenty-four UmatiIla county organ
izations have given endorsement for
the higher educational tax measure.
which comes before the people May
al Among the organizations are the
American Legion Posts OF Pendleton.
He<mi<ton. Athena. Weston the Pen
dleson Commercial club. county teach
erS' institutes. Parent Teacher Asso-
cLatkons OF Pendieton. Umasilla county
school directorS. the Uma1iilA county
Farm Bureau. the Pendleton Rotary
clnh and the county farm bureau.
Besides the organizations in the
STATE which have endorsed the higher
educational tax bill. many publications
In Oregon have endorsed the measure
Following are extracts from the Ore
gca Voter" which favors the bill.
That she property owners OF Ore
goa cannot afford TO permit defeat OF
the college nilgage ssx al the May FL
election Is the only conclusion The No-
ter can reach after an exhaustive ex-
animation into the facts as affecting
taxation and property values This
examination vas no. conducted with
enshussasn for the collges. as there Is
not q sparS q college spirit in The
vo1er from cellar 10 attic. hut solely
from the point q vieW OF the taxpayer
tfsatton has been as unSFsaring As our
Tlw~e 10 Get BenerL
Three institutions are to get the
money in the following proportions
from the proposed l-es-mm tax l~vT-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

In addition II Was f0zz3 neceszzTz
70 s-przsrzzzs this Esfzzzg~ hy aErre-
a-5Atsosas. fer whicn the fnzAowzzg 4=x-
ses <erS made IN taxes being rE1iA tAlz
year
orego1 AE-zcnlt1rzI Co1sege- S.3e. SIS
University of Oregon -.-.. 11s.ee@
safe No<nzl Mennouth - is.s4@
Ao<A4 -. S4t--ANS
These thres amounts last named
are All for the purposes Included with
IN the EnsIszEe taxes now ievied--for
uaaSnEenamc@. equipment and building
cazSsr1c-son c< the three institutions
nd Do not include appropriations for
medical school law. school. agricultur-
Al sxre1ssc1 ~ork. experiment stations.
county agents or any other activities
zSz1s from those conducted at the
eznpGS cf each institution. The
grand total leyied. therefore. for the
shrse Institutions proper and paid in
taxes this YEAR was as follows for each.
1regQz Ag-zcultnrai College s s2s.740
University cE Oregon 1900. s23. lao
SzAre Ne--2l- Monmouth. 54.e5s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
CrS ADVANCE,
Daily. enc year. ~
Daily. ak uoarha Ay zsii----- aSe
Daily. three nontAs ~ Esil-- lis
Daily. oze month by Eail-. Sc
Daily. oae year ny carrser- f.se
Daily. ak Eaoaths by c1rrfer-- ais
Daily. three rncnths ~ cSrrfer-- lsx
Daily. o1e -sN@th. ~ csrrier------ .ss
Sesnt- weekly. one year. ~ rnAiA---. t-Se
Sezrs-Week1y. SIX months. ky Es1 rs
S<zzi-weekly. foar uao1tks. ~ zan 80
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-11

n FtMIrIJ7N
MRS. Joe Ralph and daughter Betty
are here from Hermiston Today.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
Extra size Lingerie
Each piece, $I.45

Envelope or straight chemises.
Corset covers. Bloomers.
Drawers with fitted band or
draw top.
Short petticoats.
Drawer combinations.
OF white cambria, embroid-
cred or lace trimmed.
Third floor, Old Building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09

and the firing Of several shots.
DR. Fahnestock is q son Of the late
Harris Fahnestook. New Yorf
banker who left t1s,OOo.OOO. othei
troopers are guarding the country
home at South Salem, near Brewster
Of former State Senator George h
Agnew.
30 far az could be learned. while
shots were fired on the Fahnestocl
place. nobody was hurt. The SUPER
intendent Of the S.000-acre estate
called for the police. who say they
learned unofHciRlly that the place
had been robbed.
The troopers who visited the
Agnew place said that Mrs. Agnew
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
DISAPPEARS FROM STEAMER.

BUENos AYREs, Aug. "a. b.
Howard. South American manager of
the American Express Company. has
disappeared from the steamer Martha
washington. which Is on a voyage from
Buenos Ayres 20 New York. says a
wireless despatch received here. He has
been missing since July 30-~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09

rad called for them. saying that
some person was trying to get into
her home. Half a dozen servants
were questioned and the troopers
have a description Of the prowler.
who the servants said had an au-
tomobile.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
TROOPERS GUARD
FAHNESTOCK HOME
Other Residences Near Peekskill
. Watched In Hope Of Catch
ing Burglars.

A burglar band believed to be oper-
aatng near Peelcskiil caused several
homes to be under the guard of state
troopers to-day. They first were
summoned to the summer home of DR..
Ernest FahnestoolS in Putnam Valley
township. whore there was a robbery
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
Hudson Seal Coats

dyed MuskraO
86-inch, flaring and smart back, belted
in front; deep shawl collar and bell cuffs
of Hudson SEAL Australian opossum, squir-
SO inches; large cape collar of skunk or
beaver, S475 40 inches ............ $3.50
Beaver Coats
Excellent quality, SO inches long, large
deep collar and bell cuffs ........... $575
Squirrel Coats
SO inches, beautiful Siberian squirrel
skins. $575
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
Short and Three-quGrter Coats
Featuring capes and capecOH1rs
Marnot Coats

Marmot Coats
SO inches, deep cape collar and1bell cuffs.
Dyed taupe or kolinsl1y brown -. .S165
36 in. collar and cuffs of the long-haired
raccoon. ................... .$195
Bay Seal dyed coney) Coats
SO inches, deep collar and bell cuffs of
skunk, $245; self-trimmed .$195
Pony Coats
Dyed black pony; SO in, excellent quail
ity, large cape collar and deep cuffs OF
Australian opossum or natural raccool. .S195
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

Miss Margaret Jones, of Chester,
Pa, spent last week with Miss Ruth
Jones, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M. Veasey, of
Carney's Point, and Miss Ruth Veasey,
of Wilmington, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hudron, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veasey have just re
turned from a two weeks motor trip
to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Wright and
three children, of Bridgevile, Mrs.
Nathaniel Conaway, of Seaford, mo-
tored to Smyrna in Mr.. Wright's
Cleveland and spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Turner.
Miss Kathleen Atwell, of Whining
ton, motored to Smyrna in her Dodge
and spent the week end with Miss
Margaret Turner.
Mrs. Ira ]. Walters and daughters,
Margaret and Alma, who have been
visiting her mother, Mrs. r. E. Broad
way, left yesterday to join Mrs. Wal
ters husband in Toronto, Canada,
where Mr.. Walter holds position.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Storey and
little daughter, Edna, of Dover, and
Mrs. John Taylor and Miss Mary
Knight, of Camden, were weekend
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Broadway.
Mr.. Frank Turner, of Wilmington,
is spending a weeks vacation in
Smyrna with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Collins, of New
York City, have returned from visit
to Mrs. Rachel Collins and Miss Edith
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tschudy
were weekend visitors in Smyrna.
Mrs. Hervey P. Hall entertained
three tables of "Bridge" at her home
on North Main street, Friday after
noon.
Mrs. w. d. Hudson entertained
seven tables of Bridge" Wednesday
afternoons for her daughter, Mrs
Homer D. Hudson, who with her son
returned last Friday to Worcester
Mass. The affair was given at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Warnei
w. Price, on North Main street, Smyr
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08
KILLED WHEN AUTO STALLS
]. C. Parker Meets Instant Death
While Crossing r. r. Track

Clarence Parker, aged 43, repre-
senting Turner Bros, of Salisbury,
was instantly killed at Whaleysville,
Md, crossing about $50 o'clock
Thursday evening, by a special train
on the Baltimore, Chesapeake and At
lantic railroad, carrying about 600
Masons from Laurel and other nearby
towns to Ocean City to attend a cere-
monial of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon.
Parker's motor stalled on the railroad
track and he vainly tried to start it
until the train was upon him. Then
he tried to jump, but was too late.
His frightful mangled body was car
ried with wreckage of the automobile
more than 100 yards. Parker's home
was in Salisbury. He was a son of
Wesley aPrker. A wife and two chill
dren survive.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

ma, and was a delightful affair. A
happy contingent of Dover women
motored up for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Hynson
were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward G. Walls over Labor Day in
motor trip in Mr.. Wallis Peerless
eight, on a trip down the Eastern
Shore of Maryland.
Mrs. William G. Anthony and Miss
Bertha Smithers entertained eight
tables of Bridge" at "Bannister
Hail." the home of the former, on
Thursday afternoon last, to meet Mrs.
l. Luther Lapham. The affair was
given on the spacious lawn and was a
delightful affair.
Mrs. Herman Cohee and little nep-
hew, Master James Kaler, of Marydel,
and Mrs. Lacey Wilson, of Green's
boro, Nd, have been spending the
week with Miss Mary Yeates.
Mrs. John G. Mckay, daughter,
Helen, and son, Jack, of Philadelphia,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Tru-
AK.
Mr.. George M. Richards, of Phila-
delphia was week end visitor to Mr..
and Mrs. Howard r. Jones.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08
100000 FIRE CHINCOTEAGUE.
Visited Business Section of That Town
Early on Sunday Morning.

The business section of Chinco-
league was visited by serious fire
early Sunday morning which destroy
ed the new Marine Bank, the Atlantic
Hotel, number of business houses
and dwellings. The loss has not been
estimated but it will probably reach
100000, with some insurance. The
origin of the fire is unknown, but it
is thought by some to have been
caused by electric wires, which, how
ever, may never be determined. 1t
started in the ice cream saloon of
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08
Lewis Doughty, and as no one was
about at the time, there is no way of
telling just how it did start.
JAMES A. HIRONs REPORTED ILL
Has Suffered a Nervous Breakdown
at His Home in Dover.

James A. Hirons, eX-member of the
House of Representatives and prom
inent in political affairs in Kent coun-
ty, is reported as seriously ill at his
home in Dover. Mr.. Hirons is suf-
fering from a nervous breakdown and
it is said that friends who visited him
yesterday were denied admittance to
his home on account of his precarious
condition.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

Resident Associate Judge
'ss.aIaay' James Mosey, color
j "a T, been confined in the Kent
= '.. l0r two months, being un-
!. F'ofe bail, entered a plea of
c0mplicity with two other
\, -sn | Of the larceny of several
A 4. I december last. AS he has
|r,sla " ! jail Two months, in the
4 tss ~. county WOrkhouse, being
''''lse' the lashes were omit
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

r. MAL MANN
u Grain
IL $3.50
........... 1'70
univ Produce
I,,en ........''''o,o 90 9I
50 So
ieta5 siss :; : 5,s' Ssits, per basket '''' % %
.......'''''
/ Live Stock
g POunu .....18 20
! a;:..:::tt g. = M AND VICINITY
leading li"'
b sII;I.$I lis$ # General Interest Gath
y s.,:5.l ~ ~ I'd ID During D tht Week
Id The saa Seed at WeOOs'-"u''
Marsh Or
|, h slss. .io1., ], Tsbb's White Loaf Flour.
,l,. NJ a., ID satisfacti0n.-adv'
4. i On S.sI1. z: mu is ready for grinding
.oSisi.1Dd %0ad aad ie-adv.
arge two "
E and al hr Carpets, Rugs, Mattings
ed in tn. ,.uns.-W. C. Roe & Co.
hg on tie
Is Of one
in nov T sls-Cow Peas, Timothy,
Del DsiaSssSs.. SsS. ro,sr and Alfalfa seed.-W.
Ovemsaas ADV
ped with
l. i'm u..saliues, georgette, crepes,
bg on u slk hosiery, at Mrs. Mar
! S'Tses Of vorris' Millinery StOre-Adv
eOn being
Mr.. PSl PM Grange will reopen for the
rutpr season at 8 p. M. on
viii Be next September 11th.-Sec.
expressly
ate YOUR poultry thrive! Use the
Al Ifin,li.sd @l.s ! Bannister Hall Poultry
id " ID only by J. Frank Webb
for the
Romans Home Missionary So
d -cS5 eTsSa u meet at the home of Mrs.
ocrobss hlls. on Thursday, September
Id prem. m.
ey if The
se as as r uop Of sugar corn has been
around Blackbird. The en-
eassd. vas canned at local can
,sa ID vas bought for $50 a ton,
Trg Porter, of Brooklyn, N
q Sunday and Labor Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7
The Jas
s ~ ils9 s5 re plentiful, but farmers
go fruit will not pay for picking
In ping They bring 25 cents {
sm Of Robert E. Carson, de
WS Of PearsOn's Corner, hai
to Fred Garrow, of New
,. ala.
ngle Or
ar oa progressing very rapid.
any, lew dwellings, of Ralph E
i mais nd Frank Green. Charles F
yR getting ready to start o.
single I work of his new home o.
a street.
ere aW
gle Two Comfort Club (colored) O
rs olli will give a concert at tn
~ 2 sAs, Y, 1oners' in Smyrna, Frida
September 10th, at 7.3O,
5s z, ana IN wed by an entertainment
lows Hall, on East street.
I'D; all
one Will be a meeting at the Ger
,un; y rooms on Thursday, Sep
tie are P m. Of all Democrats an
each ent men for the purpose {
lo'n and selection of del,
sS5 drH. Slate Convention at Dover {
good September 18th.
Ts Psr. H. D. BOYER,
nearly JOHN 7. JONES,
r.. 10 Commit,
bugs,
sorsr Resident Associate Jud.
r,iss' s.a: 4larday, James Mosey, colo
step q been confined in the Ker
tree iEss y for two months, being u
' .aT secure bail, entered a plea
other c0mphcity with two 9th
Ien Of the larceny of sever
!. e's5 y december last. AS he h.
~ bs.sr ne Jail Two months. in Il
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

iaIe I Wardens have warned
|l,,%i.lno loTer New Castle County
|sN S; iOr rabbits will not be
H. I,ls Ia3 year, although many
| ssl 'aa already planned for
! y, " weeks ta hunting, which
\ ra y November Is of each
| ls,sn ,n'se Re is much disappoint-
rsri. 'Re hunters as a result
Sn,alg Ig which fOrbids hunting
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

i, iIa'aerOuly's Canning House
/ ". ,a.gest in Wicomico coun-
/ .ts,rieta !, iotally destroyed by fire
n. Eialned origin Saturday
Il fnO.s oslnlng ! ing house had a ca
J bsS blSI 4 1000 to 1,5OO cases a
sas ny been e in operation three
a s' bss,.ogi q the packs, however.
4 51ssled a. away from the main
.sssDsi s.onsd in outer buildings.
'aped destruction. The
n,'s.9 'ssp.D9roximately $4,000
d MARKET MARKET for tomatoes Y''VTI will
si'n INJURED and about two hun. m,,.
persons thrown out Of
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

Will be a meeting at the Cen
I.0 rooms on Thursday, Sept.
P N. Of all Democrats and
lsn' |. men for the purpose of
|-oon and selection of dele
S.a'e Convention at Dover on
September 18th.
H. D. BOYER,
JOHN T. JONES,
Committee
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

Fl progressing very rapidly
igT dwellings, of Ralph E.
nd Frank Green. Charles P.
Ts getting ready to start on
I work of his new home on
be street.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

C'mfOrt Club (colored) of
Will give a concert at the
yoners' in Smyrna, Friday
September 10th, at 7.3O, to
wed by an entertainment in
loTs Hall, on East street.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

lam Of Robert E. Carson, de-
Il Of PearsOn's Corner, has
q to Fred GarrOw, of New
Ii.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

rrg Porter, of Brooklyn, N.
Sunday and Labor Day with
h. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

ma, and was a delightful affair. A
happy contingent of Dover women
motored up for the occasion.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

ne plentiful, but farmers
hdt will not pay for picking
ping. They bring 25 cents a
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

Romans Home Missionary So
n meet at the home of Mrs.
|V,Is. on Thursday, September
Bpm.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-08

4 r crop Of sugar corn has been
around Blackbird. The en-
b vas canned at local can
ID vas bought for $50 a ton.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23

tare, dar de-abia facu citiva pasi
81 Sc intilni Gu dol indivzii in fata,
carl ii atinura calea. Coti la dreap-
ia coborIndu-se de Pc trStuar, IL
cind: "Nu. va & ruSine obrazuluig'
dar in acel, moment uhul 'din Ell
ii sari inainte 81 apucindu-o de
brat. o zniuci catre el zicind: "Stai
rorumbito. -Unde vrei sa fugii''
81 sarind 81 al doilea apuca de
bratul cellalt, 81 fu dusa pc sus
inapoi in spre directia de unde
vpnise.
Elena Sc sbatu Sc scape din -lnii-
nile agresorilor sal, incercare "a
darnica, caci Sc silntea strins in
bratele lor g in niste c1eyte de ter
| Vazindu-se neputincioasa fncepu 81
strige Ajutor, Z dar MI striga d
cit o singnrs data, caci ] se pus!
nn calus in gura. In acel moment
aosi un cupen tras de doi cai negri
insupmati u gura, eere y opri 4
| lata i u dsseliis M cu y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
De WHARF,
C A U 7


Eu Iosif Piper, din Tebea, jud.
Hunedoara, de present in Me
Kees Rocks, Pa, caut pc un
culnnat al meu, Nicolae Irinca,
despre care nu stu de 6 ami; i'll
timpul din urma fost prin Hi
bing, Minnesota. Mai caut pc
un frate al meu care prizonier
in Siberia, de 4 ami nu stu des-
pre- ell, numele lui Iohan Piperi.
Acei earl imi vor trimite stire des-
pre- dlnSii le vol fl recunoscator.
IOSIF PlPERI
314 Munson ave. McKees Rocks, Pa.
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c 0 N Y 0 CAR E

Filiala No. 2, din River Rouge,
Michigan, apartinatoare la socie-
tatea "Desteapta-te Romine- Hora
Unirii' din Detroit, Mich, con-
voaca pc toti membrii sal lua
parte la 'sedinta gencrala extraor-
dinara care va avea loc in ziua de
26 Sept. in localul D-lui loan I.
Motok, de sub No. $50 Great Lakes
Ave.
Deschiderca sedintei va Fl la
orele 2 p. IN. Deci rugam oficios
pc toti membrii a lua parte la a.
ceasta sedinta fiindca avem mai
multe lucruri importante de resol-
vat tot odata va Fl dare de seama
a controlorilor de protocoale pc pc
riodul de 3 luni trecute, tot odata
este rugat staruitor 81 presidiul
societatii a lua parte la aceasta Sc
dinta. Inca odata rugam pc d-nii
controlori della societate a face 0
controla Filialei mai inaintc dc
ziua de rs Sept. Am dori ca pc
timpul sedintei cind va fl darea de
seama sd fie control facuta.
Deci am dori ca nici un membru
sd nu lipseasca della aceasta sedin-
ia. Fiecari absente nemotivate Sc
vor pedepsi conform Statutelor 81
Phoeesului Verbal. u
Seminar cu stima, in numele Fl
liaiei No. 2, din River Rouge, Mi
chigan, (21S&2C
LUCHIAN LUDU, seer. l.
ANDREJ MOTOK dir