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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Schayer will
he hosts at Thanksgiving dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Weinberg extend
cd the hospitality OF their home at
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schlow of
Bellefont, Pa, are receiving congrat
ulations upon the birth of little
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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24
OPTEMIsTS.

The next meeting of the Optiniists
will be held at the home of Miss Anna
SOsny, 27S3 w. 14th avenue Thurs
duy evening, December 4th at 7 :3I p.
III. sharp. Watch the Optimists col
umn.-A. w.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24
Social NetUs

Mrs. NJ. Tishler. who has been Wis
iting her son, Arthur. III San Fran
cisco. arrived in Denver Monday, No
vember %. She will make her home
with her daughter. Mrs. Chas. Green
clay at 1116 Il. 18th avenue, Apt IL.
Mrs. Henry Winter presided over
beautifully appointed luncheon Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jacobs will be
the hosts of large Thanksgiving din
ner. Covers will be laid for %.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Rather will be
the hosts at Thanksgiving dinner.
Covers will be laid for twelve.
Mrs. Alfred Grammar and little
daughter, Jean, have returned from II
visit with her mother. Mrs. Fist in
Los Angeles.
Little Ira ROthgerber is recovering
from an illness of abcessed ear and
measles.
Mrs. Ben Cook presided over u beau
tifulIy appointed luncheon at her new
home. Yellow and white were carried
out as the color scheme. Covers were
laid for twenty.
Mr.. and Mgs. Henry G. Frankel have
left for Texas and expect to be gone
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Geller were at
home to their friends Sunday, in hon.
or of the Bar Mitzvah of their SON.
benjamin..
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Grammar and
dangher are now residing in Denver.
They are located ut the Argonaut
Hotel. where they will be pleased to
see their friends.
The Wednesday card club met witt,
| Mrs. A. Triefus this week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ZabiIislii wer,
the hosts ut dinner last Monday.
Mr.. u:d Mrs. y. NJ. Lyman will OK.
tend the hospitality of their home Mt
u Thanksgiving dinner Thursday.
Miss Anna TOdoropfsky was the hos
tess at house warming party Sat
urday evening.
| Mrs. Blanche Mawrence has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Joseph Wasscr-
man of cheyenne.
Mrs. Hannah Solomon Of Chicago is
spending some weeks at Colorado
Springs.
!
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen will lie
hosts mt large family Thanksgiving
dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Max Guldman returned from
Chicago last Thursday.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen will il
hosts mt II large family Thanksgivin
dinner Thursday.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Mrs. Max Guldmun returned from
Chicago last Thursday
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

If you find friend after your own
heart, love him honestly and truly
Jalmud. 8r -lArN
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Mrs. Hannah Solomon of Chicago is
spending some weeks at Colorado
Springs.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Subscribe to the Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Mrs. \. Rosenwald who has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Il. Flesh
or. left Tuesday for Albuquerque. he,
former home, where she will visit her
son. .Hr
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Miss 'Estelle Scliicsinger was the
hostess of Il dancing party Friday
evening for thirty Young people.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Mrs. Adolph Morris entertained TIN
Friday club last week.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Mrs. Blanche Mawrence has beel
visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph Wasscr
man of Cheyenne
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Isaacson announce
the birth of daughter. November II
at Mercy Hospital. The little one vii!
lie called Betty Lorraine.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Weinberg exten'
cd the hospitality of their home ;
dinner last Saturday evening.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Progress club gave dinner dance
to its members wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Schayer will
he hosts at Thanksgiving dinner
Thursday.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24

Miss Anna Todoropfsky was the hos.
tess at house warming party Sat
urday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24

aH -eAme We nave al sizes, DQt % not
delay. They are selling fast At tAese At
trsetive prices. Mail orders gives special at,
The Tire Bargain House, Inc,
Cor. 18th and
Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Open Until 9 PM. Sat.
Dodge Sedan. Splendid Condi-
ton. Run 1850 Miles.
Three New Tires.
Fully equipped Two Doors Other tires
hns condition. New battery. Stso,sss>sg ear
bureter. Recently overhauled 81 800 casa.
Terms rcsPonsible party. sol 9th nosthxest
TIRES. TIRES. TIRES.
Just received a carload of the
famous Giant Rebuilt Tires at
astonishing prices All sizes in
stock. Non-skid and Ribbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24

NEAR flth AND CLIFTON N.W.-<ATf6Af
lively Furnished ,srartacnt. :, -rcc.s. pssce
southwest eKpoUure: rtauo ->teefrtc1fy: 40
3 or later to July 1: eo5. Address box 80
star ofR~e ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24

Auto Tops.
Get your auto top recovered,
side curtains and upholstering
gone over before the busy sea
son opens. at special prices.
Rest Materials Used.
Work Satisfactory.
Price Right. Quick Service.
Auto Top and Trimming Co.
l439 Irving ST. NV.
Irving Street Garage
Phone Col. 1892. 25s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-24

July Tire Sale.
SPECIAL 0SE-DoI.LAR PLAN.
Gratest bargains ever offered in HIGH
GRADE guaranteed tires
Here is orr ene-doliar plan Purchase one
tire, any sig, st the regular list price and We
will sell you smother enc same size and make
for one dollar. Our prices are exceptioasiiy
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
SALEM

4 HaIloNe'sn social h ss A, hsik ulas (Saturdsyl ertning. -rts -i-. ssfss
 Miss Helen Fraser. a tsaeher h stsra- ford. spent the week end vith her par ents. Mir. and Mrs !. D. Frasef: 'u Tufy Lake farm
 William Chapman tnd chaflie chans- plin of WeSteriy are here on . huntlnx trip. guests of Mr. and Nrs- \. |. ClnrK
 Mira Tnemas Day and daDzKief Mn- dred are vifttnE relatives, Id ofotsn
 Miss Ella Dariinf Epsnt che week cd tn Norwich. - ....--s
 Mir. and Mrs Dwight Kelsey ef Mess- vile were guests ruesdsy of MrA- Cal Rogers.
 Mrt William Dsriins. vas cslshssasr
 Charles g. Ray of MIrdals vas q ps- cent guest of his Sisier. NrH Hdrzr Standish.
 Mr. and Mz. IIerhsrt RIi. lirA Ezicn Tlbbeits and 0eorrc TlhbtitE were vitlf- ors sunday al 'hs home of Mia ssipAiA fshbeftx , -s.--
 George Moore and Edvard newoife ss- tended a meeting Of the Ausericnr 1<tsun tn Colchester Saturday nieht
 Miss Minnie KinrEieyi atiended stAa teachers convention in New London Rri- day and spent the~wetk end win NervseN friends.
 Mira Myrtle Crowley and ehiid ofr nS<' ton are Ellests-at the horDe of Mir snd Mrs- Arthur ccffey.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
IN NORWICH FIFTY YEARS kGO

he hotels at reduced rriees.
 The United States collectors are motif ed by, cirruiar that the penalty for lon-eanceiiAttoa of stamps ca vhiskey md tobacco packages must ha in every ,sse enforced with aii the vtses ef the law,
 The spots on shs san are nsw very numerous. Tho HRntAgen FFouu near the carter is stftaine cbtene a tAs five . .ette < anc ran |: s.a satd. stis seen w;stcu, the a.d of ! tcieSsspes v Friday, Oct. s. fs7e.-rnsre was a. killing fress Wednesday Aight and the ground was fFoSen hAxA ta many spots 1 lee was was found h beaeral places and the air during the aky 6ss Gold and raw Last evsning IL moderated sst1swhat and rain fell vFish every pseaasss for north east storm today. Ths schooner Eve sf shsa ssit. whieh went ashore on Mantle Har last week 1 on after teh hours iasssF by deefEe ".
 Fuller and lowed ts tAia saFt. lief deck
 was foot under water wAee speeaticns
 began but she &AA brought 6f Nith com patAtiee mederate AAmAQe.
 l The water nas been seerHsd for two days past as Tafttiiie, MA tssapssaty earth sfThankrseht tn eaHSis tAk last gen
 in the stank wesk ts Ae Aasit ue vAiah is being done sspsdiy thtfs AssnriHg ths esn,- Eptetfon of thts sstsss aa,rk tsTaRd any lreascnaSfe sesttnsspgy sAse fsst
 :. Saturday ss.s ,s. s. ost ss lIs1s-@ssss I aes. 8 distance es lsp fess aah hseI eear thl Estfessa waa partially EghsAseEsA 4 iaPst
 nunher f<afn the eaunlsx sfld c.sy wer. present to reistce tt ths Aesk = " l Six hundred shares ef steck 9f ,h. INoyNieh. New t1ARAAa ana Wateh E1i, lstesfnbaat line, have Msh Agkyhasel Ly fCsayiet dessea. .as asgAsem vi
 nroAAAls he leassa Ak tAe Neg lAash, sscythefn RssirpaA ctapAsy ses tAs. Ass aeasen.
 1 fAe Ysntsc fire ssseAAss iaa Aeenias surprised tho wm v. &sltt4ps ptseta As'
 engine ceppAhy, h sAssF A64se, and h I neat speecA ey tNetf tosssAAyb eekseate, . them a esaeAtifui AAe, yAnes &Aha se
 etpsed the slft fet yAk eNNFAHY la n | usual hArny ssyie, 4Ae hAAle originate 4n aH eecstreHoe at the fltse af tke vat
 erwcFka celebration AAA the YAAsie teaA
 saaS eetnaasted it h Eseet ssceessts manner.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

for the November meeting on her semi tercentenary. this being possible by the courtesy of the Canterbury Green church in offering to give her date for November to Westminster for her celebration, which is to be on Tuesday. Nov. 18th. As there are but four churches of the CongreEa- tional order still in use in Connecticut. it seemed a mistake 10 let such an snniver- eary pass unnoticed.
 The Halloween dolngs of Westminster will not all be confined to the exact date. The celebration tthe parsonage will be next Monday. 4 committee of which Mia Violet Young Is chairman Is preparing the fun.
 Bennie Rosen=weig was given a sur prise party in mono rof hts 18th birtsasy Saturday evening at the hossie of C. C. koclt. 4 number were present. Scnae from Providence. and relatives from New T0Fl- Music, dancing and refreshments added to the evenings pleasure.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Hubbard of New York and their daughter and son-in-iaw. MT. and Mrs. Ernest oliver. we're recent guests at the Hubbards'
 Miss Helen Snauldlng Of Glastonbury, formerly of this place. with Nr. and Mrs- L. V. Ripley. also Of Glastonbury. called recently a tihe former home Of NiFs Sparkling. TOW owned by Oscar Hubbard
 Sir. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and fam ily have moved to Norwich. where Mr. smith has charge of the farm of ]. L. Lathrep-
 Mrs Nash of Darien is with her sister. Mrs. Will Davies. who is yet confined to bed with an infected foot. which Ia inl- proving more rapidly.
 Mrs Macleod is slowly gaining but is still confined to her bed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
CALKs FERRY

A we'll attended republican rally was held in the Country club house Wedhes- day Evening. Billings F. s. Crandali was chairman Of the meeting. Rev. J. W. Car ter of the morale service at the sub marine base directed the singing The group Of patr,otio songs which opened the rally was America, Cdluuahia the Gem of ti. Ocean and The Rattle Hymn of the Republic lfiss Caroline D. Freeman vas at the piAfse> Mir. Crandall made brief addrees and introduced ex-Mayor Allyn L, Brown 6f HotNieh, candidate for sen- ator for the fath district. some of whose anceatera were from this town. Mir BrowE made nlkasihg reference to the recently naad& wcfhen voters. He spoke at lenSth of the rechiesa expenditure of rpoaey dnfiht the FaAt administration and ted why all shouid vote the republican ticket Al the close of Mir. Browns ad- dress TftsBp. TtaNF, Ttanp, the Boys Are AAfehtnp waa spng. Ar. CysAdall then called fer Frank A. Aplin, the pro- nl6ter Of the rally. who responded in a happy tetr and referred in his remarks l to the vete of the women. When called upon, Henry W Hurlbutt, eahdsaask fer tsRtxaAatative for the town ef LfayAfa, thAAked the chairman and aakad te be excused from making a l speech. Rev. Allen Shaw Bush, the next l sfeHkeF, stated why he should vote the PepahltcaA ticket vas because he wanted a AqsineEs adHialgtrati tien, Mir. CrandalI then preeentsa Cornelius cestell of Mys- tie sAa Nse LohdeR. candidate for sena- thf frsm the 18th senatorial district. who shutA epaYshclnkiF against the league of | natieas and psTsa the reelection of Frank D. AsARdekee,
 Rsy. C. Y. Wrseht. pastor of the M. E. church pf the village, epnkh of universal peaee, lt4 had AfFaya been a republican aud shputa vote the republican ticket straight ffedetiek ", Aurten. first se-
 lectfAaia, and Wiilisna I. Allyn. town clerk | st LSdyasd. vste present and sat with the [ Fhe tAily sleaea ultA singing Of The
 etar StAshled Tanner.
 EashaA !. aiehs sSd padley c. Perkins llHetated tN H0Fwlck "Wednesday evening
 h M, Gtees. ear and hssfe the Swiss
 YodleFa
 I Mtss KAthsrlAs R,sdaa returned to he,
 home h New fefk. at the Hotel Berkeley ! "Wednesday.
 | Miss bsinAns F,ah, wAo has hser spendiue some 4etk6 at the home of heI
 aauehtet, MFs- &tiliana 1T. Brooks. ir
 West HAftfetd. returned Monday. accom-.
 pahied ey Mrs Bf9eks, to spend a fee days.
 Mrs lustln II. Peckhem of RreakwateI returned "Wednesday from three weeks
 visit at the home of her son-in-iaw and l IdaushteS, MtA and Mrs, Brown. in stam-
 ford.
 Rev. Atleh Shaw Bush and Mrs. Bush,
 with Miss cafqltte n. Freeman, members of the kofwieh RegnA Table. attended a meeting In that city Tuesday evening at
 the hotne of Mts- GeofEo L. Carey and Mtss Amanda Fisher,
 Mfr, aud Mrs. Merritt skeltoa and little daughter. Diana Bplies skelton, of North field. Mass, Naesered to the home of their aunts, the Misses Mathevson, Monday to spend few days
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

Little of nete happened in Norwich fif-1 ty years ago this week. The Gooe Tenplars of the Norwich district were making plans to hold their quarterly meeting In this city and arrangements were made for the entertainment of the delegates. James Greenwood was elect led president of the central district board of education and Costello 1ippitt was elected secretary.
 Items of interest gleaned from the files of The Bulletin of October, 1870, are as follows:
 Monday, Oct 24. 1S76-The anniver- sary exercises of the Tract Society of the Methodist Episcopal church were held in this city yesterday In the morning appropriate services were held in the curious churches of the denomi- nation and in the evening a platform meeting was held in the East Main street church the Rev. Dr. Newhan pre- siding The church was filled with an l interested and appreciative audience. The Broadway church was crowded yesterday evening and hundreds went away unable to obtain adnnittance. MT Cough delivered an address peenliaris adapted to young men. The points which
 he especially diseassed we're atheism sAs intemperanee. x 1 A correspondent of the London Stand ard says that the American Ambulance tCorps has been given to understand bs
 the Prussians that it's aid Is nat wanted. i Tuesday, Oct. 25, 1ST0-The RfeadWa, Grammar school is full to oveFfio~ini l and the accommodations for 1t are iAsyif fcient It has therefore been found nec. lessary to consolidate the intermediat ! q r4r 1aVtS fya ha haf 1 in order to relieve the senior rcofn et some of the pressure.
 .i At a special meeting of Niagara En
 zine Company last evening the death Q 1 Jacob A. Kehr, a former member, va
 announced and suitable resolutions wer adopted. ! At an adjourned meeting of the boaft of education of central district yeates day afternoon James Greenwood wa
 elected president and Costello Lippit
 secretary for the current year.
 Wednesday. Oct. 26, 1870--Theugh i is not known wheR they are eealed weth Ter cold weather is at hand. fourteen ves- sels laden with the article usually con nected with Newcastle are lying at ti5 coal wharf ready to discharge carEo. \ X gentleman in a decayed state c clothing is eanYassing the city for sub seriptiens to the Colonization soetet,
 The belief is that he is a snare and thai
 I his morals are as his garment,
 l The brick superstrueture of the schoe house on Laurel Hill is being rapidI ,laid !
 The Shetucket. at GreeAevilie is s:t
 Ivery low and itVs feared that the Hailli
 fniay be obliged to work again only hal time
 Thursday oct. 27. 1s7e-The mex l quarterly convention of the Good Thrr3;, liars for this district will be held witt 'i Nrowich Lodge. No, 4. Thursday. No,
 l3 and will be called to order at 10 a
 i'm. Arrangements have been made ta pfS
 ixide entertainment for the delegates
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
WESTMINSTER

Jpdaa lsear,o;. or the Sin of Jealousy. tns votship.
 II Kings, i2th chapter. Is the prayer home aitsrs topic for Wednesday. Nov. ].
 The general committee for the Vest nlHster church semi-terceHtenary Nov. le as elected eoFarrises Mrs T. Edward Davies. Mts. Charles Barstow. Deacon Edwin Edmond and Mrs. Frank s. Lin nell. Ssb-eormittees are being appOist- ed,
 At the fellowship of ak churches held last Tuesday with the Ekoak ehuTch Rev. RsAett Humphrey vas elected scribe in place of Rev, William FFyling of wsure- gan, resigned. It was unsninausly voted to AeeAtt tAA Avftstieh ef Westminster
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

hundred enjoyed the good things to eat and helped to make the affair financial success. Music was furnished during the supper by William C. Harrison, Jr., and Miss Dorothy Harrison, After supper. games were played and many had their fortunes told.
 The Congregational Sunday school was represented at the older girlsH conference in Norwich last Friday and Sa turday by Miss Florence Lucy. Mary Kusiah. Lauise and Gertrude Ladd.
 Rally day will be held in the Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
BOLTON NOTCH

MaeAi HtVNtN q tA ,HaFtftFa, tAe suest of hes snAtA c, b MAteAty,
 Mrs. IsAseliA rasktF ct Worcester, Mass. is sisittAk si pt M M Names.
 ns, II, N, MslNA MrA Mary nfsyRell And Mts- rsskey Asse nasatsfd, sisitsse Tuesday.
 Mss. Ida Fallee was A &aseAestss Ftl- day.
 Denton DAyis aAa EisAA peyis have Hlppea with thAir tsAnits te Hartterd..
 MF, and MfA Ffe1 I.ittle, tAAtf daugh- ter and hes huahaAa frssA PfaviAeaes visited at N ". HaWAtA's. esAAay.
 Mp. and MrA Chaf,<s NAigAef ard soa Russell fren Hartford Hefe eat,ess h sewA Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

school and church Sunday, Nov. 7th. r Miss Eva Ashby of Mystic has been the guest of Mrs. Standish for ten days.
 Mrs. Norman Standish and Master Richard Standish have returned to New York after spending 8 week in town.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

PIainviIIe-Fred J. Dimes of, Grown street has returned to his home here for the first time in eight years. Mr. Dimes left here in 1912 and enlisted in the army in Pueblo, Col entering the cavalry as a private.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

Danbury.-charies 4. Malicry. rrvm8- dent of the DsnhurT hcspitai, esk nts . week that the work cf preraTlnf tAe pit sa for the proposed new hospital buil1nrn and ealargernents ia proceeding satiafHe- tOrily and it is expected that the cen pleied plans Vin he ready within a shsrt time. "b s1.fs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30

East Hampton.-Mrs. Augusta Starr broke her right collsrhone and injured her right elbow Sunday by slipping on the sidewalk in front Of her home.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
eeeB FoH HIM AND HIS WIFI.

Hurley l. WAtkins. 23es Lytle street louisvi,ie, .ks. wriies q found Foiey's Honey aNd Tar iss, yhat l wanted for old cough medicine Is just as good for eatas, creph. bfeacbial coughs. aud stops that 'tsekitnGs throat that keeps enc coughing At niaht. It contains no cpl and sure in action, Lee { 6sgoed ce
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
HANOVER

The Ladies Saiid hold very success sai kArvss. supper snd social in the parish hocza Weanes1zy evening. More than a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-23
COLLIER IS SPEAKER
ON WASHINGTON TODAY

WashinSton's birthday was observed
at Pendleton high school this morn
ing by a program in charge of II. e.
Inflow. The first number was piano
solo by Ivan Dale followed by a vocal
solo by Effio Hicks. and another piano
solo by Thelma Blanchett,
The chief speaker was =. NJ. Collier
former president of the University of
Oregon student body and a local at
torney. lie gave an interesting dis
cussion on "Nashington the Thorough
Man" He followed the great mans
csreer from hoyhood until he occupied
the presidents chair, The fact that
Washington did all thinss well, and
Nas accurate and honest in all things
was brought out in Mr., Collier'S
speech
THE success which resulted from
George Washingtou'S work was due
largely to the fact that he disciplined
himself and stuck to his honest policy
through thick and thin" the speaker
said in conclusion.
At the close of the program Mr.. In
low announced that no school would
he held this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-23
Lloyd George and Nitti Decide
for Complete Commercial
Relations, Deferring DipIo-
matte Dealings.
MILLERAND EXPECTED TO
ADD FRENCH INFLUENCE
Approximately so Statesmen
Will Join in This Weeks
Session of Council Where
Policy Will be Discussed.
BY ED L. KEEN

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
LONDON, Feb. 23.-Premiers Lloyd
George and Nitti have agreed to com
plete resumption of commercial rela-
tions with Russia and have no diplo-
matte relations with the soviet gov.
ernment it was reported today just be-
fore resumption of the conference of
premiers. The two premiers. accord
ing to a report, feel that commercial
relations should be resumed imme-
diately. due TO the European economic
situation.
If the soviet government demon
strates its ability to survive. it is be-
lieved diplomatic relations will newt
ably follow the resumption of COM
merce.
II is understood that Premier Mil
lerand of France will accept the pro-
position of British and Italian prem
iers.
This weeks session is expected to be
one of the most important since the
council convened and the Russian sit
uation VIII he. discussed Approxi..
mately so statesmen will attend, in
Guiding representatives of France,
Britain. Italy, Belgium, Hungary, Tur-
key. Greece and Jugo-Slavia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-02-23
|. 0. 0. F. LODGE TO
CONVENE AT MILTON

The first annual district convention
of the I. o. o. F. lodges to be held for
three years past will convene in the
X. P. hall in Milton Saturday morn
ing, February IS, with odd Fellows
from practically every city and town
in the two counties of Morrow and
umatilla, expected to be in attend
ance.
The opening session will convene at
10 o'clock, the time before noon be-
ing taken up with the report of the
committee on credentials, new and
miscellaneous business.
At the afternoon meeting which will
open at 1880 o'clock, Grand Master A.
c. Hubbard will give an address on
the good of the order This will be
followed by addresses from other Wis
iting delegates interspersed with sew
eral musical selections by local talent
A banquet at O'Clock will be serv.
ed visitors in the banquet hall adjoin-
ing the lodge room, after which viii
be the competition work of the vari.
Gus degree teams and awarding %
prizes.