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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
SEVENTEEN WILL SPEAK
Meeting In Nobert Fulton School To,
morrow Might to Let Loose
Much OratoYy.

Seventeen speakers arc on tho prc-
gram OF tho political meeting of the
Civic Association of Fulton and Fulton
I'M. which will he held tomorrow
night in the Robert Fulton School
Acceptance of invitations to address
tho assembiage have been received
from both John Hirschber and Mayor
George Ainslic, as we'll as four candi-
dates for the Board OF Aldermen and
eleven for the Common Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

FoNOWIng a Nght ~ thc Nich,rond
Motor company. In which T. IS. Cole
nan and VI. G. sutton figured as prn-
&.pala, me latter appeared IN Police
Court yesterday morning on INC cbarcr
pi &SSaultinS Coleman After hcar!n z
me, evidence Jnetice Crutchhcld fined
.olh men ~. sutton paid tho fine, hut
'"icman who prcfcrrtd the charge OF
'ssauli against sutton, whom n l. all
eyed struck him while lie had on
glasses appcaicd "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

waiter Lamp and EDWARD Martin.
Youths arrested ~ their homes in New
lo:h ana Pennsylvania on the charge
of stealing an Oakland automobile.
owned BY n NJ Mcguire. from in front
~ the fcdcral Building nero several
'"-"s ago, We're placed under bond for
."'n Tor their good behavior. Ivy Judge
10 the Juvenile ana Domestic
lions Court Yesterday morning
INC car was recovered al Laurel Md
hui the boys were released by the au-
'horii."s OF thrt city. and were later
ffrcEted al the request OF the Rich :
mOud police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
REV. J. F. LOVE RETURNS
With Other Ministers He Makes J,,u,-
Months' Tour of Near Lnst
C0untrICs

Rev. J. u. Love. secretary OF the
foreign missions board Of the South
crn Baptist Convention. has returned
TO Richmond after a four months
LoCr oil The countries OF the Near Eafr
He Was accompa uicd by Dr. u 4.
Cody. Columbia. :. g.. and Rev Ever
EFT Gill, OF Kansas city. and the three
ministers were absent on the survey
trIp the ministers acted as cOmrnis-
sion from the Baptist .75.G000GO cam
Paign and were engaged In making
q religious and constructive survey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

general secretary OF the Virginia RAILWAY
di}oe,sS S' M4r NSA 81, ch5 ar
9 1Ya% hSs s M, eoInnsG;sL With tho
;raisie.reI from the transpotistion uenar 40
The Earnest. Workers W. Z. t. L. will
tThiani sprinss. mis- atisrneSu. ii a.s5
FOR T'' nslpnn ;. T be TsrfeStsd
Z canvas Cor "mcinbcra snL means ''"' -''
is H sGfs 1 s e s' G NGrs
where she underwent an opsration -
o or, on q, 81. l.uSos iIosr,a il re.
e:o4 Inc nfi as siyah hG wsss AG1
C,opp,napy and Fif,h Cnmuanv. FIRST Pro.
Viii be lHnq iYnirb NrFnis Tati9nai Guard
nsFRe The l2il, n fs. rS HE rrsssser From
HeniTai Method,st Episcopsf church. Thir-
,S;ct being "rnc Adventures u 81 up Ta sn'
hi uSLfn , Show win v set Of Biblical eeturea
~ 2 4nics simple way. Tbs service a;arts
pr; a " r.cen,an. o. Columbus Ohio.
ting a,h%r Gaae2a VI e. RhiG rds s yS
ana an, his hr9;h.r n Douglas freeman; il;
neiicsl inypector Of the CIV Health Hs i Hs
Levy stated tic a eStin ni in 1857 T. T.
The annual meeting, OF tho hoard Of
managers for The Exchange Cor Wnman'a
WORK VIII DO hold tomorrow informing Il
| 10 o'clock 81 tn" exchange.
Rev. ltorrY Er.inE Batcheiior. who va,
acting rector of N"aI~ Memorial Church
south Richmond. while tho rector Rev
ihomas Semncs. Was acting In an eXecu-
i've canncity IN connection with titc 7ation-
wido canrairr Of the Episcopal church.
Church Mjidio,,n' New to yo oT@S' s'isso0a'
william = Condit or Iichrond. ha 4.
! Sh,H1n.pno endowment fund for Ncw YORK
IhiFcfaitF II Was announced YESTERDAY
Or Il. IL c,sine; professor OF ma,hc-
MA ics 90 RlchNCnd COLLEGE. was Tho
speak"r last night ~ III. midwc-S servtco
~ seventh street Chrigtisn Church Dr.
Eaints subject Mas Power for tho ira ali -
Sro'ial music featured tho program
;. Mrs, ,Wtlliam Gwa,amcv. OF BcuIahyiij..
Mig ,Ni'lanl COUNT. wife az pr. C;wati, i.
McG Is, pluent At Grace liosr;ui RiSh-
mnhI. having iust siycu birth 10 tripIets
meV have three other Chiidrcn.
', Young friends rQuakcrs. OF Baltimore.
industriai unrest' a. 81. pa,i's Parish
liouse ~ Eas! Grace Street. SUNDAY AZ
,HrhHon al T" O'Clock. Friends viii meet TSr
M"rShlp on III" third nuor ~ Tho I,,ntr Il
~ ~ :. \. Building At II O'Clock. with A
hiDir class at 1880
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

y FIans 20 VtccInafH H-"TJ H'NnOl chil-
nren next week agajns' smnipoz in
lection are being made ~ sWic!ais OF
the City Bureau OF HealtH each dav
next week city phys iciau4 VIII visit
certain Of the fortythrrc schools here
and vaccinate AL VINO are willing 20
be vaccinatcd. Vaccination which did
not prove successful last year ~ill be
renewed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
House ronrcnrs mt Capitol at 10.
senate ConNcnes at Capitol at II.

senate CouNcncs at Capitol at H.
Hoard of managers OF ShcttcrfnE
Arms Hospital meets nj tho hospital
ut -.
Lcntcp service Mt ST pnup.
Church at and =,
Authors reading nv Miss Ellen
hinsSoW at 5Ui West Franklin
Street at i::j0.
Medical College Student Council
meets at College Hall mt ..
Kichmond College Alumni Associa-
non meets at jefferson Hotel ut 7:I5.
rehearsal OF Richmond Commu-
nifty Chorus meets at John Marshall
High school mt =.
IiowitHers' Association meets At
Grnys' Arnory nj y.
iHrio-N audcriIIe. 3. I:30 and o.
misunderstanding In Mt SEQ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

/. r. Todd has resigned his ,,osi,;nu -.
S ,,i, ,, secretary OF the Virginia hallway
ilan Association. oncct!yc March 3, Mr.
TODD ms been connected with tho com
SahN y NJ {. y. since 1908. when no
iI"nsieEroI from the trans postation DEPART
Inent of the company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

The Earnest Workers. w q. T. L. will
meet at The home OF Mrs Ida Crandau
dn iSni SDrings. Tins afternoon. at $50
Tor helping Miss Louise IiuIlisrir in mans
10Y The county parcels post party and frr
L canvas Tor members and means "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Miss Lula Schcu. of JOG North Harrison
street is at tn. Stuart Circle t{osrji /. +
where Sh. underwent an operation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

w Flair Matthew'S. who was recently
ported to hc IMPROVING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

y called meeting %, tho Woruans Aux
innrE OF the Hugh Siockdell Muchiuc Gun
1ph'panS ana ruth COMPANY. First Pro.
NlSi"nai Infantry. Virginia National Guard.
VIII be held tonight in the GrayS' Arncry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

The annual meeting OF tho board nj
niinaGers for ;hc Exchange Tor Wnnan's
Work Will DO hold tomorrow ncrnins a,
10 o'clock 81 tn" cIcliznc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Or. \ W. Freeman % Colu,rbu, Ohio
StatH hSai,h co,nn.issioucr Of Ohio. is Wis
lung MS father. General ". y. lreeInan
ana his brother, pr. Douglas Freeman il,
iHcinond tr. Freeman was the first
inStlcal inSpoCtor of the C'ity Health Dr-
partncrt. being drpcintci when Dr Il. L.
Levy started tho dcpartnrnt IN 1897.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Bernie, the BOY. Bible Preacher From
\ us,raiis, viii take tho service at Tho
tesnih and i'crter Streets. tonight. Ills SUD
l1Ht beng TIC Adventures nj ST Paul"
Illustrated with set OF Biblical picturca
no VIII show what Other bows car learn
AT $50 o'clock "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Pr II H. ,G;inet, professor OF ma tho
MA tics 81 RlchiNCnd COLLEGE. was the
speakcr last night - The ni,Iwc-E serv,rc
~ seventh street Christian Church Dr
games subject Mas Power Tor Tho ira all !,
SrcClaI mlntir tcAtMrcd tho prorraTn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

William y. Condit. or Eichrlon5 ba.
been anrcintcd community chairman of thS
ShAGn.pnN endowment fund for New YorL
thlFcraitN. II was announced YESTERDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Rev. ltcrr" Er,ins Batcheiier who Va,
sc,inG rector Of M"ahr Memorial Church
south richmond. while tho rector. Rev
Thomas Scmmcs, Was aetna: in an exocu-
1--we cannci,y In connection With INC 7ation-
Wido car'rhirn Of the Episcopal Church.
hSs accepted call 10 Grace Euiscopai
Church. MiIiict,,u, New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Ex- Moonshiner to
Make Church Talk
Rev e J. d. Grain Speaks
Tonight at Grace Cove
71dnt Presbyterian.

Key. }. Dean Grain. former noun
tain boy and ''moonshincr." will m,l1c
The principal address tonight nj III.
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
on Monument Avcnnc. during m,
meeting under the auspices az III,
Womcns Auxiliary and tho Ncn.S
brotherhood OF the Church. 4 sn..
c'al musical program has been ar
ranged. featured hv vocal and violin
SOLOS. ana Il brief talk will tc made.
ny MISS Ruth Jones, of the ASsrnibIy'.;
Training School. This service Viii
De al the usual prayer meeting nour.
Mr. Grain has had 4 unique ana
IN the Dark Corner suct.o,, al
Grecnvillc County. South Carolina.
the making Of blockade liuIor., We.
IN" every day feature OF the life al
nEtnv OF the mountain bones. Mr.
Grain naturally followed The *.
ampicS Of tho people abpu; him.
isHt as he grew Older h. currru III
contact with school and church IN
ambition for an education poss"Sscd
nam lie became a college graduate.
Including one years study :t Rich
Inond College. For twelve on fifteen
Years. as teacher and preacher. ln
mas worked among his own mountain
~ tue advantages he has known Rig
: taiwart. fearless and unconvrn-
tional without being sensational. AIR.
I ram tells an interesting story Of
" hat the work OF the modern church
ana school mean in the development
81 IN. mountain people. The public
VIII be welcome Ia this service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
RED CROSS ENROLLs 1000
NEW MEMBERS IN z DAYS
Chapter Officials Highly Gratincti
over Warm and Immediate Re.
sponSc in Richmond.
DRIVE CONTINUES ALL WEEK
Friday Has Been Set Aside for
Street Enrolment, With Many
Stations Located in All Parts of
the City.

Tabulation last nigh, Of reports
from workers engaged in the fourth
Rcd Cross roll call showed the on
Richmond chapter during the two
days the campaign shown by Eirh-
,in TO the appeal OF tn" ed
program WIS reflected in tue com
,ncnt OF chapter officials when the
iiEurcs were totallcd.
The roll call. which Will 10 actively
Eontinhcd until Saturday might. has
bnt single ohiect--ihc rccruiiinc
Of 81 members OF the chapter FOR 1927.
times 81 emergency VAS emphasized
IN a statement issued last night 1T
ron call headdiarter*. 70l East Grac,
Street. by. Mrs. Aubrey Young. chair
follows: E" eo''''''' '''' :
Last spring when Richmond was
snnt.a,"ntd with q return OF thc IN
ihori;ies called on the Richmond
CHAPTER 10. provide 500 beds with
equipment 70 be used in case If c,ucr-
with the Red Cross in Washington,
which, in turn. took the matter t,p
WITH the War Department. ard in II
on no WHY from Camp lee in army
trucks Fortunately the opidcmir dill
nol a:relop. but it was found ncc"s-
Tor colorcd patients. and nifty co.'s
and bedding secured by IN. E.,l
ross We're used in cquippinE this
hospital"
Friday will be SGT aside as street
cnr"!lincni day in the roll call mere.
with stations for the isSuanc. Of
NOM crship located in all parts Of
l,crmanent enrolment booths: which
WIZ be open every day this week.
VIII be in charge OF the collowlne
today: -"
Cohen company-Mrs. sam Cohen.
chairman. ''
Miller e Rhoais-Mrs. Eebcr, Vim
CtnI. chairman; Mrs. W. W. sale, Mrs
IoSt -oficc--Alrs. Robert NJ Elan.
kcnShip. chairman: Mrs ,,loyI ni.n-s
haniman & Company-M:s. Jane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
COAL DEALERS DECLARE
FUEL SITUATION BETTER
Household Consumers In No Dam
ger, but Utilities and Indus
tries Still Hard Hit.

In the opinion Of coal dealers and
business men the coal situation OF tho
country is SO steadily improving that
tho household consumers Of Rich
mond are in no danger Of a fuci
shortage this winter.
cs-s tho other hand. utilities and
manufacturing plants. as well rs the
city gas and power WORKS. are not
50 favored. They arc still forced %
operate on small supplies. bccause OF
their inability to obtain large chip
ments with which to stock up ih".c
bins. This condition il giving some
concern In the fear that ,rausporta-
non ulihculti"s may develop during
IN" winter. h;,ltin" the movement -
coal. and forcing the temporary clos
ing Of plants.
With production reaching the PEA,
attained in 1917. record established
through the emergency Of war nee ~
IT may be expected that i rcarrangc-
mcnt OF prices downward will FOIL ow
as the supply In stock increases
III" supply in the city ut the pres
"nt time is sufficient TO meet all
needs. Current movements ar. In
ercasing. auL from all Indications Tho
only diiiicniy that may lie cncoun.-
cred Is in the obtaining; If a supply
81 anthracite
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
C. & o. DIRECTORS MAY
SELECT NEW PRESIDENT
Meet in New York Tumorrow-Hich-
mond Man In Line for

Directors Of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railroad VIII meet tomorrow In
New York for the monthly meeting
and will probably choose a success sor
to George w. stevens, president of
the road, who died here not long ago.
directors will take and no railroad
official feels that . forecast OF the
outcome o! the meeting can lie made.
The stock Of the company IS owned
by private Individuals aud is said
not 70 tie controlled by any one cor
poration or body OF corporations
The vice pres dents OF tho linc.
who have been mentioned for the
place, include G. +. Gresham. of New
York. who ~ senior vice president:
+. NJ. Whitaker. OF Richmond. vice
president in charge of traffic, ana
Garrett Il. Wall. vice president in
charge Of operation. 1T prcsea: in
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
COMPLETE PLANS TODAY
FOR BIG " CONFERENCE
Travelling Railroad Secretaries OF
International Committee to Meet
mt Jefferson Hotel.
1900 DELEGATES EXPECTED
DIR. John Il. Mum, OF New York,
VIII Open Sessions Tomorrow
aftcrnoon-Fvcry Section Of Ma
ton to DO Represented.

Preliminary 10 the fftccnth inter-
nation.l conference ~ ,hc I,,3Iro,lI
- Il ~ "h'ca WIZ ." hcIu nero
I from Thursday afternoon through
Sunday, tray.l;n. railroad secretaries
~ liza j,,.,,i,,,.,, .'..,.,.t..a
:. - 80, ."'''' - ~
" =. ~ VII! meet TINS Ho:n!ns
Al tho jefferson fIotri 10 ,iut tho an
isbinr to,,,,, ~ r,,,.
I'll - 80,
Ihe cHhitrch'H' ~ nich l''eo
delegates are expected.
The sccr.tari.s yybo ,u,.et t;.s morn
i,.. ~
III, - ~ e., rom az So, IONS "i tne
.,c',f -, s,a..s ahu ,'hau' anu i"i,,c
.,nn,ri.. -" -. =. re ioiS NY" mh.on .nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17

w. II. Dnbney ON Trip.
w: I. Dabncy, business rIn1c,,.
81 the iichmond Chamber at .'"m'-
n.fct. icit last night for the east
Gambler of Commerce work. lie *
expected tn return In several days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Red Cross roll cnll. MI .da,

baptist General a Association First
baptist Church. 9::s0. 2.3O ind 80.
bureau OF Matcrin Me<iIcn. Soath-
crn homeopathic Medical Assocfn-
tton, Jefferson Hotel, 10; public
meeting, =.
Supreme Court or Appeals. 10.
United States Circuit Court, 10.
Hoard of Managers Rearcnt for
thc Sick, hospital. IL.
Mothers Club, sos East Marshall
Street, 3.3O.
Roosevelt Page speaks ut wom-
ans Club, ).
INSTRUMENTATION pictures md
vaudeville, Bats. ..45 and G,30.
Strnnd-Grecnwich Village Fol-
lies. 2::SO nnd $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The board OF manaEers OF the Ec-
treat for the Sick viii hold :, meet
ing this morning at II o'clock. at tho
hospital. - discuss plans for tho tag
day. to be held Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-17

HohP'I"I, = HIstuss plans TOT ,Hn tue
cay, 70 ht he'd Thursday.
-
Tn" HON" Mission study book.
SER ,ns me Scighborhood' used by
the w oman Auhi!lary, Will hc re-
sie%au toI!sn 49, 49, > O'clock. ~ the
Slight improvements in Tn" condi-
ton OF ,, lanes -. Iinsley; Who has
peeh crit!Saly ~ sty"ral days In his
home In Henr!co County MAS re-
ported yesterday.
-
The Woinaniess Wedains." q play
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07
IINE,IEN no STAY IN HILLS.

NEVADA CITY, Cal, Dec g.
Along the line of the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company and
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany through the Sierra Nevada
mountain chain of cabins have been
provisioned and one or more expert
linemen will spend the winter in each.
The duty of these men is to keep the
wire open no matter what the wea-
ther conditions and should they fail
in the task a serious interruption to
communication and news transmits
sion would ensue. In fair weather
these men have nothing to do but 10
keep the cabin fire burning, but the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07
BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS

n OF tuberculosis was generally regard
ed both in medical and lay circles an ncurable dis
! The afflicted man woman was doomed.
years demonstrated that tuberculosis
both curabe prevenabe and people have begun to real
ze the folly of permitting it to take toll of thousands of lives
every year.
This country lost 34249 of her vigorous young during
the war but last year the total number of deaths the United
States alone from tuberculosis approximately 10000.
The Red Cross among its good works carrying
tense and aggressive campaign against the white plague 1t
spending thousands of dollars research and relief work The
funds raised each December through the sale of Christmas
seals
The campaign in Umata county for the sale of these little
sckers underway With the exception of small percentage
which to the national organization dollar invested
by Oregon citizen in these seals spent anttubercuos
work in this state Your money for the protection of your
home and family from the ignorance careene and neglect of
others
Think this when you approached by those offering
the Christmas seals for sale.
Jackson county will find Cash Wood just what Umatia
county knows him, mighty capable worker friend of
the boys and beloved By the grownups Ihe friends of Mr.
Wood and they many wish him we'll in his field while
fegretting his departure from Umatla county
~~~~~~~~O~-~~~~~~
The who wondered if things would cease going
higher found that they would The same true of things
going lower. Better do that Christmas shopping early
Spokane physicians have subscribed $4,000 fight on
quack doctors operating in Washington They
things too unhealthy for the imposters.
~~~~~~~~O~~~~~~~~
Portland restaurant has put ham back to
prices Probably pre-war land" makes it possible
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07
Manly OaEuoN prND4o OHoor TUESDAY EVENING
KNOWS ,NHATIT

wv HEN Senator Harding addressed his colleagues in the
w senate at the opening Of the short session yesterday
noon, he dwelt only moment cooperation, par
hans but he said lot The who takes the presidential
March the other fellows viewpoint when
lis matter of difference between president and senate.
Wel should Mr. Harding what it to find oppo-
son in the senate he aligned himself during the past two
with the ring which opposed without quarter he efforts
of the man whom he will succeed President Wilson's shaekles
uphedby the who now makes plea to
his colleagues for cooperation and hope that they may nd
a common ground in the spirit of service"
That common ground in the spirit of service was one OF
the very requests which Mr. Harding the SENATOR failed to
us hope that Mr. Harding president may for the good
Of the nation get that for which he asks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07
OVERALL, IN OIL DUsINEss

VISALIA, Cal, Dew la. P.D-
orval overall former noted pitcher
for the Chicago Cubs. recently entered
the oil business here when the govern
ment sanctioned his oil lease in the
Lost Hills country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07
NEW TRIAL EOn NEGROFs

LITTLE ROCK, Dec. IA. P.)--
The Arkansas supreme court has
granted new trials for six Elaine negro
rioters who are under death sentence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07

approach of storm is the signal for
hours of the most strenuous exer-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07
AN HNDEPENDENT NTwsPAPER

Published Daily and mi-weelxly, at
Pendloton, Oregon, by the
EAST OflEGONIf.N PUBLISHING co.
Entered at the postoffiee at Pondio..
Ron. oregon. rs second-clasg mall
suaitef.
ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES.
IMPERIAL Hotel News Stand, Portland
ON FILE At
Chicago Bureau, 90s Securlty Building.
WAshingto on, d. c., Bureau 50l Four
teenth Street N. W.
Member Of the Associated Press
The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication OF
ali news dispatches credited to IL or
cot otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published fere-
IN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07
THE STORY OF WHEAT

the last nine market days the price of wheat the
Chicago market for December delivery has risen from
$153 to $179 1S clear gain of 26 1S cents
age gain of almost three bushe per day. Wheat for
March delivery has risen in the time from $148 2 to
$75 clear gain of 81 exactly three cents bushe
per day. Mondays gain Saturdays closing figure
1S cents for December and IL for March delivery
The lowest mark in the Chicago pit reached the day
following Thanksgiving Friday November 26 December u-
tres closed $15S and March $148 H. With
close at oneourh of cent lower recorded
every day since has brought substantial advance the
closing price of wheat The figures day by day. follows
Nov 26-Dec $1.53; March, $1.4S 1-2
Nov 27-Dec, $1.55 SIS March, $158 38.
Nov 29-Dec, 81 Sc 5-S March, $1.52 Sd.
Nov. 30-Dec., 156 3-8; March, S150 Id.
Dec Dec. $162 IA; March, $1.55 3-4
Dec Dec. $1.69 IA; March, $1.65
Dec. 3-Dec. $1.70 49, March, $165.
Dec. 4-Dec. S1.71; March, $167
Dec. 6-Dec. $1.79 Is; March, $175 1-2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07


THE IIAI.IEIUIA DAY.
tBy L Stanton)
The halleulia
Jordan is a hard road travel;
bright a-shnn in the light;
An grind the trouble with the graveli
The haleua day a-comin' with the May
When the riddle OF lifetime youl unravel
80, for the haleluia
grind he the gravel
Copyrighted for the East oregonian Pub Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07

Indications Qnmstakaby point to rise in the price of
wheat The Babson statistical organization predicts it. govern
ment reports and export data warrant it. most of the deal
want it. The Buy Barrel of Flour movement is bound
to help stimulate the purchase of wheat by mers Domestic
needs must be filled and foreign business will pick up
found for the financing of the purchase
grain in some of the impoverished nations.
The price of wheat has been high the opening
Of trading the Chicago Board of Trade July 15 The
trend of wheat prices since that day has been invariably down
ward Not the four and half months of trading have there
been nine consecutive days which rises have been recorded
The figures themselves bearing out what the experts have
predicted and wheat appears be coming up gradually
point where will bring fair return to the who grew
and has held it in hopes of getting that fair return
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-07

n OF many tuberculosis generally regard
VI ed both in medical and lay circles incurable dis
ease The afflicted man or woman was doomed.