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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Turci plsobi spojencdm va1n6 nesnaze
/ BOLSEVICl VYVO.
LAVAL NESNAZE
v sTREDNl ASH
Povstani ma Blizkem W.
chode proti Anglii
jejich cilem.

Iprdvy dfednieb pramen0,
doslc do Washingtonu, sdalnii po-
drobnosl chysiuntho povsiani
muhomeddnsktbo syiia proi tn
reckcmn panstvi We prospech tu-
recklch nncionalisih a tolsevikd.
Iprdvy tyto potyrzuii drive dosld
sdtIeni konferencich zhstupcn
iurcckfch nacionalistn, Envera
Pnsi, Dzcmnla Pasi Talauta Pa
ii, bolseviky u spartakovci v
Mnichove konferenci zdstupcn
Indie, Egypta, Afganistanu, Per-
sic, Azcrbajdzanu, Gruzinsku, tu-
reckych nacionalisiil u bolsevikn v
Moskv6
V t6chto schiizich, jak bylo sde-
leno, polozeny byly pldny pro po-
vstani ysech mahomedanil ma Biz
KEN Vychode soucasne $ vpddem.
bolscvickych vojsk do Persie u
Indie. Sbory o 10000 mulch,
jimz yelcti mel general Kuropat-
kin, byly sIibeny mahomedan1m
Lenincm. Po techto dvou konfe-
rencich zfizena byla cvieebna sko-
Ia pro tureckt nacionalisty Mo-
skya u ieto skoly posilani byli a.
gitatoi'i W skupinach do Persie,
Afpanistann, Indie, Egypta, Cru.
zinska Azerbajdzann a Bulhar-
ska, ably pracovali zajmu tcto
ytci
Enver Pasa, jcnz oznacovhn je
za dusi tohoto spiknuti, dlel mi
nnlych dnech znovu BerIine, kde
jednal hlavne Sc zastnpci radika-
lii. Dzema| Pasa naltzA So v Mo.
skye Talaat Pasa pracuje We
Syfcarsku. Propaganda tureckych
nacionaIistf d boIsevikt nesc jiz
ovoce mezi Senussy l.ibyi A.
fricc, kdc situacc jc kriticka. Take
Y Indii vzm6ba Sc ncklid.
Planem tlreckyrh nacionalistii
a bolscviki je odvratiti pozornost
Anglcand cd Mesopotamie po-
vstanim SenussG, TAX ably pfipra-
vena byla costa X vpadu do Per-
sic. Take Bulhafi mali byti popu-
zeni proti Rckum povstani In
dii a Egypte mai pfedchazeti ne
hokoje Syrii Palestine. Bolsevi
ii dokoncIi organisaci Gruzin-
ssu Il Azcrbajdzanu Mnstafa Ke.
nal Pasa, vadce tureckych nacio-
nalistf, zasIibi veskerou pomoc
tomuto rozsahltmu spiknutf.
f'plnfmu provedeni techto pla-
MI v dobe nedaleke budou pfeka-
zeti znacn6 ncsnaze, ktere bolsevi-
ci jsou nnceni pfekonayati donna.
u hodnoyernych pramenfI Sc sd6-
luje, " bolsevickfm Ruskn je
nyni yftsi nebezpeci protircvoluce
nczli kdykoliy pred tim. Odvadeni
NUN na vojnu Polaky, n1ce-
nj prace, rekyisice potrayin ma
yenkove a nedostatek semene X
oevu je hIavni pricinou nespoko-
jcnos.i rnsktho yenkcysk6ho lldu.
Vpad boI3eyik1 do pcrsie pred
n6kolika tydny zdal by Sc nasvcd-
toyati tomu, ze bolsevici pokusl 80
splniti sIovo, dane zastupc6m ma
homedann Enver Pasa zfejm6
snail We zmafiti ysccbny plany
mlroyt konfercnce 0 uspofadani
zalezitosti V oblastech Stfedozcm.
nibo more. Envcr Pasa tcsi 80 do.
sud znatnfmli yIivu V furecke ma
eioDaIistickf ytran6 q tim je ne.
bezpetnfjsim spiklenccm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Turci zajali cely
francouzsky oddil

Francouzsky battalion, kierS
lezel posadkou Y Bozano, Cilicii
Mala Asir, seyerozhpndne cd Ada
na, byl zajat Turky, die sdtlen
casopisu Temps, Francolzskfmu
oddiIn podnfiIo ne postonpiti smt
rem jianim, nIe asi ~ mil Cd Ada
un doslo stfeliyo a cely oddil byI
pfinucen kn kapitplaci. Frapconz'
skt aulority zabajiIy kreky Y za
jmu propustfni tecbfo vojhkd '
souhlase \ nedavno uzavfcnyn
pfim1fim y tnreekymi macdonald
gtu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Albanci povrazdili
italske zajatce

Tfi sta tficet itaIsk$eh zaiat
cd byIo pobito rozzlfengmi Al
banci Y Tirana, die zpravy . Belle
hradu Oznamnje Sc, 10 Albancl
pfipisuji wmrccni Essada Pasi
byyaIrho prozatinniho presidenta
Albanie, Y Pafizi pred ntkolIka
dny, itaIskFm intrlkam,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
DETROIT STALO
Sc CTVRTYM ME-
STEM v SOUSTATl
Stfedisko automobilove.
no pr1myslu ma $685.
739 obyvatel.

Detroit. Mich, kicrt pomer
nym yzrhstem potiu syfho oby
Lyaielstya V poslednich desiti le
tech pfckonalo ysechna amcricki
misia y yyjimkou New Yorku, j
ny,li ttyrym nejyetsim m6siem
Y zemi, pfekonavsi ST. Londs, Bo
ston, Cleveland, Baltimore q
Pittsburgh, kterdzto mesta pred
10 roxy yesmes byla y6tsi neil
prosInIf stfcdisko automoblloyfho
prfmyslu We Spojenych Staiech
PrAv1 oznameng vSsledek seliani
bbyyatcI rocc 1920 ndav6 poGct
bbyyatcI Detroitu na 993,739, coz
jc zvgseni 527,973, eli ll3.4
proccnta. Soueasne oznAmen byl
yysledek sGftani obyvatelstva Y
CleveIandt, O., ktcrtzto mesto ma
nyni 79s, 1886 obyvateI, o 23G,l73
dusi cii 0 42.1 procenia vice ncz-
Ii pred dcSiti roxy.
Detroit jc jedinym m6stem \
ffidy NEST 0 100000 anebo vice
obyyalclich. kdc pocef obyyalcl-
stya byl vice nezli zdyojnasoben
v poslednich desiti letech. Cleve-
land, Isterg mhze prokazatl Sc
take znatnym yzrflstem, pfekonal
~, Louis q Boston a stal 40 patyrn
nejviisim mfstcm We Spojenyeh
Sfatech, Pomtrny y@rnst Cleve.
Iandn Y poslednich desiti lctccb
pfekonan byI tolIko New Yorkem,
Cblcagcm. Detroltem d Los Angc-
les.
Po oznamcni poctu obyyatelstya
clevoIandu II Detroitu je mono
dcfinitiyni scfaditi osmndct nej-
yetfich NEST zemi podle jcjlch
veIikomi New York zGstdya PRIV
niIn il Chicago druhym ncjy6tslm
mfstcm. Philadelphia je jediDYm
mtstcn u ttcbto osmDacti, jeho2
noyg pocet obyyatel pebyI dosnd
ozuamen, ale neni zAdnf pocbyb'
Dosti o tom, ze z1Istane padale ire.
tim nejyttsim mestcm S0nsiafi
Detroit dostal sc na etyrtf mlsto
.a Cleveland na patf, taxi ze ~
Louis zanjaI misto Eesff, Boston
scdmf, Baltimore oaipf Il Pitts.
bnrgh dpyaff
Los Angeles, Cal, jez mdzc -
popIdubiti nejyftsjm proeeptcn
yzrhNu posioupiIo NJ sedmnhetf
bD miNa ~ 'deshtt q nahradIlo tah
Buffalo D stale ~ pejvttslm md
stem ma zApad od IT, louis Saf
Fraucisko ndrzcIo VI jedenhcti
misfo, aykak Buffalo y dessffbf
misia v pofadu dostalo ~ na dya
naeik q Milwaukee zanJaIo MIST
|tfinacif Washington, y, q, 10
sfaJ ~ y sestnaetfbo mistn Y po
fadn ua rtrDactb, oabraJjy tab
Newark, NJ u, ktert oetIo ~ ~
mjstk patDhctbm, Cincinnati, je'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
PoIaci docilili
1spxchu u Radomysle

PoJskA 1fedpi zprhya, kabelo-
yaDa y vsrsayy, sdsIuje, ze Y DO.
sIedkn pozorut pFiprayen$cb .
pfesDk provedengeb plbDd poIskf
p1M q jizdeckk sbory obkjibIly .
porazily jednu y ruskgeh jizde'
ekgeb djyiM armh1y geperhIa Bn'
denDyko V obIssti HadomysIu, pa
desht mil M zapsd od Kjjeya, Osm
spf zajste6, osm dfl q 600 poln1e''
voz6 byIo poIAky .ziskano
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Nemci musi zreduko-
vat svO1i armadu

Y fad6 vyslancd Pafizi jed.
naIo 50 Y t6cIlto dnech 0 aadostl
ntmcckt ylady, ably poyolcna byla
il daIM Ibdta X zrcdukoydnl arma-
dy Rada vyslane1 pfijaIa po Il
usnesepi, ze ntmccka armada mu-
Vi b(ti snfzena do 10. teryence 10.
hoto roku ia 100000 mlizf jak
nafizujc smIouya yersaillska.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
ZAstupce sovttske
vlAdy byl odvolan


Ludwig &, A. X. Martens, kter}
20 vice jak pafndct mtsieh yystu'
poyaI VI SDoier< gtateeb jako
zaAtupce ruskt sovktskk republi.
NY, bu v fsehfo dneeb odyolhn
sovttskgmj autoritsmi Sanford
Nnorfeya. sekrefaF Martsnsdy, ID.
ieI pred nkkoIika tTdDy M spo.
jep}eb Htht6 pFes KsDadu . mb
" m 10, m uyDi Daltzb se ' Ion
dJnF, kdp podiK se M konteren'
eieb i GregOrijem KrasiDem, boj'
ministrem obebodu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Vyjednavani Rust
s Japonci pferuseno

vyjednavani 0 mir, jez zahajc'
no bylo V ky1tnu Y Gongota stG
uiei, "a rozhrani japonsktho, Ne.
monjoysktho q ruskhbo frontu,
mezj zastupci yyehodni sibfFske
reppbliky u japonsk0u yojenskost
misi byIo v tfIbto dnecb pferises
no, jak ozDamuje zprava = verch.
Mi Udinsks, anil by byIo do6lc
h jaktkoIiv nebodk. =.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23
Compers opkt zvolen
pfedsedou federace

Samuel G0ppers, pfedseda Am.
federace praee, byl jednomyslns
zyoIen 20 jeden d ffjchth znoyn 40
sytbo Gfadu w ylrotDf konyeoci
federace V MoDfreaIn 0o0pNrs
uomjnoya0 byl George W Per
Eipsem, N4nem noie domnfkafh,
JskmlIe jmtno Gompersovo bylo
yysIoypno, eeIf sbrnm6hdFp5 20
ysisJo 4 DadzeoF iavaIo 20 nfko.
Iik minut,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-23

bylo tfindciym nejyetsim meslem
ye Spojenych Stdtcch v roce 1910,
zaujima nyni misto seStnactt. New
Orleans vzestupem Los Angeles 2
patnacteho mista byl zatIaten ma
sedmndctt, kdezio Minneapolis "a.
chovaIo si osmnactf misto po-
fadu nejyetsich NEST We Spoje.
n}ch Sthiecb.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

Hill. Reminiscent of the happy event
they are in receipt of q copy Of the
Webster City Daily Freeman-Journal,
wherein In connection with q notice
Of the golden wedding. was reprinted
the notice of the first wedding, writ
ten by the father of the presen, editor
of the Freeman-Journal.
Mr.. Gamble who was formerly in
the milling business in Iowa, came to
Ely district in 1906, where he was
later Joined by his wife. Since COM
ing to Nevada he has been occupied
principally as a prospect driller, and
much of the time in the employ of
the Nevada Consolidated Copper
company, being at present with the
McGill plant. They are people of
sterling worth and their large circle
of friends bespeak for them eontin-
ued years of health, happiness and
prosperity.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30
GOLDEN WEDD|NG IS
HAPPILY CELEBRATED

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Doris
Duval in East Ely, was the scene of
a happy gathering, Saturday evening,
May 22d, the occasion being the OBJ
servance of the golden wedding an
niyersary of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Y.
Gamble, parents of Mrs. Duval. The
rooms were ta~stefully decorated IN
yellow, in which there was a profu-
sion of daisies intermingled with irir,
and the bride Of fifty years carried a
large bouquet of yellow daisies. At
eight o'clock the marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. James Mac
Laughlin, vicar of ST. Bartholomew
Episcopal church, and the wedding
march was rendered on the piano, by
Mrs. Duval, daughter of the bride and
groom. The ring service was used,
and the guests present aver that the
groom in the renewal of his VOWS
was true to the traditions of nervous
ness accredited to bridegrooms. as
when he had first placed the wedding
ring on the finger of his bride, fifty
years ago.
Following the marriage ceremony
a most bounteous turkey dinner was
served, the color scheme being car
ried out in the table decorations,
with dainty yellow place cards lied
with true lovers knots. A merry
evening followed with music, anec-
dote and Renaissance, and the bride
and groom were rendered the felici-
tations of family and friends and the
heartily expressed hope that the
worthy couple might continue life's
sojourn together until the diamond
anniversary rolls around. A iollv
incident of the celebration Vas the
cutting of the wedding cake. IN
which the hidden wedd'ne r'ng Wa
captured by little Nvle FFacf q
granddaughter of the bride
Those present at the
were the bride and goo
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias y. &
and Mrs. Doris prva1
Mclaughlin. Mr. an
val, Mr.. and Mr. Coz
Mr.. and Mrs. f. y etrnr ii
H. Gamble. Mr.. ~
Mrs. J.,C. Clark, Nyla
ry and Norma DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamhia wore
In Webster CITY, iowa, slsf
1870, by the Rev " r
brides maiden name Icing ltifa
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30
#WM. s. HART

The southwestern frontier in the
olden, golden days is the scene OF
William S. Harris new picture, THE
Toll Gate" 1t is the first of the big
productions made by Mr.. Harris own
company under his own supervision
TO be released by Paramount Art
craft. The Ely Theatre will show II
next Wednesday. F..
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30
Happenings in Society Circles

MIS-. Henry Rasmussen gave peas
ure TO dinner guests at the Elite Cafe
last Sunday evening, covers we're laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roper, Mrs. LIE
Grande Cannon and Mrs. Richard
| White.
A delightful affair OF the week
which was a pretty compliment to
Miss Clare Beach was that given by
Mrs. Proctor, Miss Carorhers and
MISS Rorig at tho Proctor home last
night. A dozen guests enjoying the
occasion in which the Monday Even
ing Sewing Club and a few other
guests participated.
The home OF Mrs. Charles Walker
in the Richmar Apartments pro-
yided the setting for a pretty
evening party of the week. Friday,
when Mrs. Walker and Miss Virginia
Carothers were the cordial hostesses
and greeted about fifty guests upon
the occasion, the spacious apartment
being beautifully decorated in carna-
tions and ferns. 500 was the game of
the evening which was delightfully."-
spent by the guests. The personnel
follows: Mesdames j. f. Bennett,
w. ii. Bishop, o. G. Bates, o. r.
Baird, j. s. Bennett, d. p. BARLEY,
r. A. Bowdle, J. Z. Brinton, N. IL.
Chaplin. c. c. Caperson, II. A. Comins,
l.. g. Cannon, +. NJ. Clark, c. s.
Chandler, j. e. Callahan, II. w. Ed
wards, ]. II. Eager. s. Z. Ebert, e.
Fox, p. j. Goumond, w. s. Holm
quist, r. H. Hoffman, G. S. Hoag,
p. ]. Jackson. J. G. Kent, G. p. Lins-
ley, w. p. Lindley, J. E.Long. w. Y.
MeGill, w. N. McGill. w. E. Meyers,
ID. c. Mcdonald, Ar. N. Mcdonald, W.
O.. Norman, Ed Willard, s. G. Pat
rick, +. NJ. Root, +. Roper, M. Rog-
ers. A. Smith. J. r. TETS, j. Weber,
F. T. West, Il. G. White, r. White,
c. c. Whitmore, G. w. Weller, c.
p. Whitmore. F. ID. oldfield, l.. r.
Zadow, Vail Pittman and the Misses
Alexander, Mary Black, Clare Beach,
l.. Lewis. NJ. Rorig. NJ. Smith and
r.. Sworsout. At the conclusion of
the game prizes were awarded to
Mrs. BARLEY for high score. TO Mrs
Rogers for second and Whitmore for
consolation, Mrs. Linsley drawing the
free-for-all favor.
Mrs. Wilbur p. Lindley is enter
tanning the members of the Spoon
Club at the home of Mrs. Bennett
night.
Mrs. Carl Terrence will entertain
the p. f. o. Society at her home this
evening.
Mrs. Harold Amens was the host
ess to the Double f Bridge Club
afternoon.
Mrs. Watt Bishop extended hospi-
tally TO the Monday Evening Liter
airy Club at it's meeting the past week.
The Tuesday Evening 500 Club
meeting scheduled for next Tuesday
evening will be postponed. The
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30
o0cFISH LEATHER PLANNED


lIshed In Maine
Making leather from the ska Of Z
doghsh is an industry to be estab-
lished at East Boothbay. Me. A
plant win be erected ON the west shore
Of the Damariscotta river. M mile
from East Boothbay village. The
plans are so arranged and the equip
ment has been purchased with the
idea OF having the plant ready for|
operation In June. Skins will be taxi
en- only from the largest fish. and
what are not tanned directly win be
carried In a partly finished state for
handling during the winter. This will
make the operations of the company
practically continuous throughout the
year.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30

II will hardly be deemed necessary
for the quest Of surreptitious alcohol
70 20 so far as a search Of the kitchen
pantry to see whether any OF the pre-
serves have fermented.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30

A great deal of so-called radicalism
depends on a belief that there will al.
ways be profits to be shared, regard
less of whether any work Is done or
not.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30

Berlin hotels are so crowded that ~
is feared that much able-bodied tai
ent available for agriculture VIII not
get back home In time for spring
planting.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30

Love has every bliss in store,
'Tis friendship and tits something
more;
Each other every wish they give
Not to love is not TO live.
Mrs. Gael Hoag presided at two
very delightful affairs of the week,
one of which was given In honor Of
Miss Mayme Rorig, Monday evening,
another being given Thursday. Cards
furnished diversion at both affairs
which were most p~leasurably feat
ured for the following guests. Mes
DANES w. c. Gallagher. Goumond,
West, Patrick, Belding, Bates,
Meyers, /. c. c. Whitmore, Creighton
Whitmore, Pittman, Proctor, Caper-
ton, Delmore. Weber, Comins. Angus
Mcdonald, Newman, Bishop. Willard,
Chaplin, Hoffman, White, Lipsley,
Eager. Weller, Bennett, Jackson,
Teis, Kent, Clark, Rasmussen, Pat
rick, Roper, Chandler, Smith, Full
mer, Bowdle. Boese, Walker, Nc
Donald, Callahan, BARLEY, Deviin,
Bates, Norman, Lindsey, Meyers,
Ebert, West, and the Misses Rorig,
Beach, Black, Carrothers, Swartout,
and Smith, the prizes on the two oc-
casions being won by Mesdamcs
West, Jackson, Goumond, Linsiey.
Bennett, Bedding and Miss Smith.
Mrs. William Neil McGill was the
hostess of a pretty little luncheon on
Wednesday. Covers were laid for
Mrs. lie Grande Cannon, Mrs. Henry
Rasmussen, Mrs. James Bennett and
Mrs. Ralph Dowdle, bridge followed
the luncheon, Mrs. Cannon having
the high score.
Mrs. Harold Munroe and family
have returned from a pleasure trip
to Coronado.
Mrs. Arthur Smith was the hostess
TO the Pirate Bridge Club Wednesday
afternoon, Mrs. Suffal and Mrs. Nc
Gill having the high score at the con-
olusion of the game.
Mrs. George Whitley aud son bud
have returned from a few weeks visit
80 Salt Lake and Idaho.
The Grandmother's Club enjoyed
its luncheon and game of Bridge at
the home OF Mrs. John Weber Tues
day. The hostess with Mrs. James
Bennett, Mrs. George Linsley and
Mrs. Ed. Willard comprise the club.
Mrs. James S. Bennett and Mrs.
Wilbur p. Lindsey have issued In
vitations for an afternoon of cards
at the home of Mrs. Arthur Smith
next Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Walden returned
from an extended visit In Salt Lake
last night.
A foursome of Bridge enjoyed Mrs.
Kent's hospitality Tuesday night.
Mrs. Paul Boese entertained an in
formal gathering at cards at the
Steptoe hotel Monday Evening.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30

Miss Ruth Reynolds was a dinner
hostess of the week.
Mrs. John d. Moyle complimented
her daughter, Mrs. Mildred DeSau-
telle, with a prettily appointed dinner
party given in her honor Thursday
night. Seated with the honor guest
were Mrs. Carl Terrence, Miss Es-
Their Rumbaugh, Miss Lillian Devlin,
Miss Eva Timmons and Miss Nell
HalversoD.
On Friday night the Woodmen of
the World enjoyed a box supper at
Odd Fellows hall, which occasion
vas enjoyed by a large number of
lodge members with their families
and friends. John McKernan, Earl
Marriott, Kent Baird and Orval
Baird we're members of the commit
tee of arrangements.
Mrs. Joseph L. Teis is planning a
several months visit abroad, where
she will visit relatives in her girlhood
home in Germany and other foreign
countries of interest. Mrs. TETS will
sail in June.
Mrs. Arthur Smith and Miss Mar
garet Smith are entertaining with a
luncheon to be given Monday after
noon.
The Misses Madge Smith, Lillian
Devlin, Lester Kabisius and Elton
Harris composed an informal dinner
party at the Elite Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred West entertained a
foursome of bridge Wednesday even-
ing.
The home of Mrs. Lee Murdoch
was the seem of a eongenial little
dinner party last Sunday evening.
Covers were laid for six.
Mrs. Frank Carlin has issued inyi-
tations for a luncheon to be given in
honor Of Miss Grace Dixon on Tues
day.
Mrs. Henry Rasmussen entertain
ed the Ante Club at the home of Mrs.
Hoag last night.
Mrs. Gerald Dugan is spending the
week at Duckwater. the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Mendes.
Mrs. r. II. Hoffman was the host
ess to the Thursday Sewing Club at
its last meeting.
Mrs. /. Sutherland entertained at
a pleasing occasion OF the week in the
nature of a shower given in honor
Of Mrs. DeSsutelle Thursday
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandler en-
tertained dinner guests at their home
Thursday evening. A foursome of
bridge also enjoyed Mrs. Chambers
hospitality on Wednesday.
Mrs. Samuel B. Ebert was a card
b1gfaco ErgIoy affarpnan
Mrs. Robert Baird was the hostess
to the Needlecraft Sewing Club
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. f. Lewis was the hostess
to the E. L. C. Club on Tuesday,
when the guests were invited TO
share Mrs. Lewis hospitality in hon.
or of Mrs. Stong's birthday anniyer-
sary.
Mrs. Henry Rasmussen is enter
tanning guests at a dinner party at
the Elite cafe Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Neil McGill aud
| Mrs. Alfred Doull have issued invi-
tations for card parties to be given
on Thursday OF next week ut the
home OF Mrs. McGill.
Miss Ann O,.Brien is the weekend
| guest of Mrs. John Eager. Miss
| O'Brien is leaving soon for an ex-
tended visit In California.
Mrs. Fred Oldfeld, Mrs. J. L. Miles
and Mrs. Lon Butler were dinner
guests of Mrs. Jack Stack In McGill
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Walker will be the
hostess to st. Bartholomew Guild
at it's next meeting.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30
Left on Eastern Trip.

Left on Eastern Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fravel OF East
Ely, left yesterday morning for a
visit In Memphis. Tenn, and other
eastern points. They expect to be
away until sometime In July.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30
Before You Store
Those Blankets

just now-when housekeeping time is making a thousand
demands on your time and energy, you will find 1t an untold
relief to turn over the heavy. tedious work of washing blankets
to our expert washers.
We have made an intimate study of WOOL and oil d pes way
of treating 1t both in washing and drying your blankets.
Our method of laundering blankets in rich, creamy suds'
and water that is Just tho right temperature to wash them
clean. assures the very best results. There is never any mat
ting of the long fibre hair that makes your blankets warm ana
fnffy-neyer m shrinking from the misuse of boiling water
We will return them jus as warm. just as SOFT ad 'us' a .
pleasing to the touch as when they were first woven
Let us relieve you of the laborious work of handling hea'y
wet wooden bedding. Telephone today. Our driver VIII
for your bundle.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30

Mrs. William Neil McGill was the
hostess of a pretty little luncheon on
Wednesday. Covers were laid for
Mrs. lie Grande Cannon, Mrs. Henry
Rasmussen, Mrs. James Bennett and
Mrs. Ralph Bowdle, bridge followed
the luncheon, Mrs. Cannon having
the high score.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandler en-
tertained dinner guests at their home
Thursday evening. A foursome OF
bridge also enjoyed Mrs. Chambers
hospitality on Wednesday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-27
CHASE DENIES
 E PLANS ID
 QUIT BASEBALL

New York, Jan. 27.---Reports that Hal Chase, first basenan of the Giants, means to retire from the game this spring. never to scoop another grounder or crash out another single, are greatly exaggerated, according to the famous player, who is wfnterfng i'm this city.
 Chase had what the ball players call bad year. with the Giants last season. He started off in a hitting slump, worked out of that and pulled up nearly to the 300 mark by wonder full offensive work in midsummer, and then in August cracked his wrist and had to stay on the sSde lines the re-
 mainder of the season.
 He showad that he was as lively as ever in defensive work around his bag and expects to give 8 good account of himself when the team goes to San Antonio for training this spring. Unless George Kelly, the Rochester youngster, beats Hal in the spring drive for the position, the old-timer expects to retrieve himself in the 1920 campaign. He is taking good care of himself and insists he will be ready to I hold up his end with a winning com bination.