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HUNGER STRIKERS
IN IRELAND Warned
Will Not Be Released and
Must Take Consequences
of Food Abstenti0n.

DUBLIN. August II (by the Asso-
ciated Press) Warning that hunger
striking prisoners awaiting trial, who
were arrested for murderous attacks on
Policemen or soldiers or upon clear. di-
rect evidence of completely in such at
lacks or for other serious offenses, will
not be released unless acquitted of the
charges against them, and that the gov
eminent assumes no responsibility for
the consequences Of their abstention
from food, is given in an official state
ment issued at Dublin Castle.
1t has been decided by the authorities,
however, to release temporarily twenty
two prisoners in the Cork Jail who are
awaiting trial for less serious offenses
Among the number are eleven men ar
rested with Lord Mayor MacSweney.
Government troops are accountable
for the death of Thomas Farrell, a boy
who was shot and killed after curfew
on the night of August 10. during the
celebration here of the expected arrival
of Archbishop Mannix, according to tho
decision of a coroner's jury today The
verdict states:
Died Of Shock and Hem0rrhage.
1.-The deceased died of shock and hem
orrhage through bullets fired from the
guns of military without justification.
We strongly condemn the action of the
military in empowering youths to en-
danger the lives of citizens. and record
our deepest sympathy for the relatives
of the deceased
Strong military precautions were
taken at the inquest. Two armored
cars. with machine guns. were on
guard.
Other evidence of apprehension over
the prevailing unrest is seen in the.
erection of barbed-wire defenses at
four courthouses. Special protection
also has been given the Kildare Club.
resort of high officials and unionists-
Irish Disappointed.
Disappointment is voiced in the press
of Dublin at the statement made by
Premier Lloyd George in the house of
commons yesterday relative to settle
ment of the Irish question.
The discussions center variously
upon the three stipulations specifics
| by the premier as a basis for consi6-
Grafton of settlement: Separate
treatment for the six counties Of
northern Ulster; no secession of any
part of Ireland from the United King
dom, and no agreement involving any
detraction from the security of the
British Isles or of their safety in case
of war. =.
BELFAST. August IA police
| patrol was ambushed today in a remote
| section of Donegal by party of fifty
men. who fired revolvers at the police
men. Sergt Blundell and ConstableS
! Connolly, Hewley and Cunnane werc'
i badly wounded.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A: WEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEEl


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRov-
H6 kEA Al az hNp 4ss iStS STREET
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1854, folio 10 ct Sec
bia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees VIII oner
for sale by pube AUCTION, in front S Of the
THIRD day of August, AID. 1920. at FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate in the city of Wash
ington, District Of Columbia, to wit: Known
as lots numbered "a, 35 and SO, in square 3o3.
Terms of sale: All cash. A deposit of 81 600
required OF the purchaser at the time OF sale.
All conveyancing. recording and notarial fees
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within fifteen days from day Of sale. other
the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser, after FIVE days advertise
ment of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in the city of Washington, ID. c.
LOUIS A. JOHNSON,
FRANK A. JOHNSON.
au1S-d&ds. exSu 3O6 18th st. s.w.. Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
TWo-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 479 c
STREET I S;W., BY AUCTION, TO CLOSE
BY virtue of authority vested in the under
signed, will sell by public auction. in front
of, Of :, the premises, on MONDAY. AUGUST
w i.> 1 4 INN. io-u, a D " SLpS N I'M,
10 settle the estate of the late John l.. Osborne,
deceased. lot 1903. square 492, improved by g.
room brick dwelling
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and
two years, at 20. secured by deed of trust
on the property sold. all cash. at option
OF purchaser. $500 deposit at sale. Sale to
be complied with within 80 days, otherwise
right is reserved to resell the property at the
risk and cost of defauting purchaser after
days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. c. All
conveyancng. recording and revenue stamps a,
purchasers cost.
ADAM A wESCHLER, Auct.
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us. RECOGNITION TERMS
CRITICISED BY MEXCANS
Secretary to Provisional Head OF
Government Charges Attempt to :
Dictate. LEGISLATION.

MEXICO CITY. August 1S.-Pro-
posals reported to have been made by
cambridge Colby. United States Sec
rotary of State, as to conditions upon
which recognition may be extended
the present Mexican government may
be rejected by Mexico, it is indicated
in an interview with Miguel Alessio
Robes. private secretary to Provis-
ional President de la Huerta, printed
in the newspaper Excelsior.
Mexico cannot accept instructions
from another government regarding
it's legislation Senior Robes is
quoted as saying in reference to the
report that derogation Of various Car
rama DEGREES was wanted by the
United States government Mexico.
however. never has refused guaran-.
tees to foreign countries. and has made
indemnity payments when they have
been justly due"
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LAUDS U. S. POLISH STAND
Argentine Resolution in Support of
This Country Wins Applause.

BUENOS AIRES. August 17.-Julio
A. Costa. a member of the chamber
of deputies, presented DIT today's ses-
sion of that body a resolution in
dorsing the stand of the United States
and France relative to Poland.
He was applauded by the deputies
as he spoke in support of his motion.
The chamber Of deputies or the
Argentine Republic" said the reso-
luton. "hopes for the salvation and
independence of Poland. and appIauds
the attitude of the two republics of
Europe and America in supporting
the rights of weak nations and help
ing to guarantee the peace OF the
world"
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DENIES GRAIN EMBARGO.
Products From u. S. Pass THROUGH
Canadian Ports.

MONTREAL. August 1S.-Sir George
Foster, minister of trade and com.
merce, stated officially in a communi-
cation read at the harbor commits
sioner's office, that no embargo had
been placed upon grain or other
products from the United States pass
ing through Canadian ports.
This statement was in reply to a
conference called to discuss the re.
ported diversion of six United States
vessels from this port which Were
originally scheduled to load grain
here
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en- remedy. It's the ONLY one SO sure
that 1T can be guaranteed. "FavOritc
prescriptions" will benefit or cure. in
the case of every tired and AFFLICTED
woman.
An easily procured vegetable pill is
made up, of May-apple. the dried
Juice of the leaves of aiOes, and the
root of jaIap. made into tiny pellet
and coated with sugar. 1t was first
mt into ready-tO-use form by DIR.
Pierce nearly so years agO. Almost
every drug store in this country sells
these vegetable pellets In Walls for
25c-simpiy ask for DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They have DIR. r..
V. Pierce stump.
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w1LL REPORT WAR RESULTS.

TOXIC, August 1S.-Capt. Kinji
Hitaka of the navy has been ordered
to the United States and Europe to
report on after-war conditions gen.
orally His trip will take him to
Germany. England, France, Turkey
and then New York.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
,rct of Columbia, August III, l92o.-Sealed
proposals will he received ut this office, Room
500. District Building until O'CLOCK PM
SEPTEMBER 8. 1920 for constructing the
Psycopa THE Coup Of Buildings for the Gal
linger Municipal Hospital, on Reservation l3,
on Massachusetts ave. extended, between 10Th
and 2lst streets Sc. Blank forms OF proposal,
specifications plans and all other hecessary in.
formation may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department. Room ~. DIS.
trict Building. A deposit of five dollars Will
DE- required to insure return of the plans ana
specifications. LOUIS BROWNLOW, CHARLES
w. kCTI, Commissioners. ID. &.
OFFICE OF the Commissioners, Dis
trict OF Columbia. August II. 1920. Sealed
proposals will I've received at this office, Room
ap9 District building. until = o'clock 2. NJ,
August %, 1920 for furnishing labor and ma
teriai for constructing As steel sash guards for
Dormitory No. l, and 40 for Dormitory No. 2.
Of the d. e. Reformatory. at Lorton, Va.
BiHnk forms of proposal. specifications, plans
ond all other necessary information may be
obtained from the Chief Clerk, Engineer DE
Pertinent, Room 42I, District building. Wash
inston. u. Z. LOUIS BROWNLOw, CHARLES
W. kUTZ, Commissioners.-D. C. aul4-6t, exSu
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WHEN IT LOOKS DARK to an;

weak or atling
w o m n N ID r.
Pierce's FavOritc
p r e 8 cr Up t ion
co m c . to her
help. FOR "fe-
m a l e e % m =
plaints," p n 1 n .,
internal infiam -
nation or ulcer
alton, bearing
down sensations,
and all chronic
weaknesses and
d er a n Eelnents
this II the prov.
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FOR SALE BY OwNER-A SPLENDID BUN
;.alow at Pine Crest. Va, on the Washington
and Old Dominion car line; six rooms and bath;
very fine water and water works. nice large
bathroom large brick and concrete basement;
slate roof; house cost to build now, $4,000
good new; will sell the house and 10 acres
Of uncleared land for $500. 5000 cash and
balance on time Can make other terms. 800
yards from station. This is a fine house and Il
bargain Write owner. DR.. W. II. HARRISON,
0ceana, Va. 13s
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Don't Miss This.

A BEAUTIFUL RED TILE ROOF RESIDENCE
Il bright rooms, tile baths and servant s
room and bath. Interior beautifully decorated.
Teamed ceiling dining and living rooms, hard
wood floors, vapor heat: everything modern and
up-to- the minute; garage; 2h acres of land
with large fruit trees. garden, pretty lawns
| and chicken run. This handsome home is
really worth while inquiring about. 1t is 2s
minutes from Treasury. convenient to stores
| schools, churches and cars. A real bargain al
SIS, 600. Terms.
A. c. HOUGHTON & CO., 1916 II st. NV,
1--WE have the BEST in every section"
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EDUCATIONAL

DON'T YOU WANT TO PAINT CHINA?
Special order work; firing done. $50 18th st.
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WANTED.
WILL EXCHANGE DODGE TOURING CAR.
Al condition engine and rear IT, ,roughly over
hauled new top: for equity in suburban house
near city. Address BOX 119-A. Star Office
LIST FARMS AND SUBURBAN HOMES
with us for quick and satisfactory sales. We
sell them.
CHAS. H. DOING. Pope Bldg,
SIT l4th st NV.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-12- ROOM, 4-BATH, GENTLE
mems home; Il miles in Md. son boulevard;
suitable for Automobile inn," sanitarium or
country home; 81 acres; fine shade; garage
and stable.
FULTON R. GORDON.
Colorado bldg. NJ. 1921.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOB EXCHANGE-A GENTLEMAN's COUN-
try home and valuable clear land near 18th
st. bridge; prefer acreage in northwest that
is suitable for subdivision valuable farm.
FULTON r. GORDON, Colorado bldg.
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RESORTS.
LE:xINCI

Pacific snd Arkansas Aves. Capacity 900. One block
from Million Dollar Pier. Reading depot and hest bath
ing beach, IS Bath houses with showers for surf baths
Private way beach Extensive Psrches and ball room
Ilec lights and running wster in rooms. Pvate baths
Orchestra and dancing. American plan s. up daily; SIS
up weekly European plan $3.50 up daily. Fireprosi
Garage. Booklet. Phone $3.50. w. N. Haalstt.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE REC HALL Pan
try; attic; sleeping porch; ami: high eleva
ton; fine view; in strictly white nelghnor
hood: in the one-fare zone; 3 blocks of troiie!
station; house newly painted and papered; 10
3ox150 feet; grapes possession ,,a az once nee
Bath St. MT. RAINIER. Md. ~
FOR SALEM RR0OKLAND. d. C.; SEVEN
rooms. bath. hot water heat. attic: owner leav
ing city: immediate possession Price, 81. 800
terms. II. R. HoWENSTEIN CO., 1914 st
NV. or 18th and H SITS. ne.
TWO SUMMER BUNGALOWS. PRICE, $75t
and 81. $50. at Cabin John bridge owner leav
ing city; both places overlooking water; com
nletelE furnished with canoe and tent. e. r
WARING. 3aa Bond bldg. 18th and \. y ave
NV. Franklin SSH.
RARGAIN-CoMFoRTA HOME. IL r..
bath, ami; screened sleeping porch; hall
acre; frnit; easy terms. % Marian ave-. Clar
@rte f s Sss sos
Star office. DDS
PRETTY. NEW, VACANT BUNGALOWS
Hyattsviile; lots 163x225; two blocks cars
s. s1a 800 $500 cash; GEO B. WALKER K 5e.
$500 CASH WILL LOCATE YOU AT CHEVY
Chase in our new subdivision just opened, ad
joining Rock Creek Park.
ALLAN W. GIBSON. Manager,
31S-319 Colorado bldg.
| THREE ACRES IN HIGH BLUFFS OF Pc
:omac: half mile above south end of Aqne'
duet bridge: can be divided into SO building
lots. EDWARD LLOYD, 23O1 Conn. ave.
BUY LAND NORTH OF WASHINGTON IN
Montgomery county. Nd. direct line of 16tf
st. We have several beautiful home sites from
1 " to acres. on best auto road conyenien,
to trolley and electric lights: at and cents
per foot. Buy, now while price is right, in few
| and one sure to grow. Phone Sales Dept, Main
766; let show you the property.
THOS. Z. FARRELL. S37 Woodward bldg.
! AN OFFERING FOR SALE A NICE HOME
in Potomac Heights, just completed for myself
containing rooms, bath, shower BATH hot
water heat, electric lights, electric washing
lot 50x125 to alley in rear. Price. S9,250
Terms. Take Cabin John car to Jewett St, one
fare. See W. F. JACKSON, 5424 Conduit I'd.
Cleve. 2S3, call Cleye. 100 for an appoint.
ment with owner.
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WANTED-T0 BUY.
Continued

WANT TO BUY HOME FOR OCCUPANCY
not later than Oct. 1. On Columbia Heights.
convenient to I4th st. car line: want q or 5
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. Not to ex-
coed $4,000 in price. Address Box 167-A,
Star Office
WILL PURCHASE HOME IN CLEyE-
land Park or Chevy Chase, detached. rooms.
good lot. Price between $4,000 TO $4,000.
Apply BOX 1854. Star office.
FIVE OR SIX ROOM HOUSE OR BUNGA-
low: ami; city suburban; $500 cash pay
nent. Address Box 307-T. Star office.
DETACHED HOME OF OR ROOMS IN
SauRs Addition 18th st. Heights; answer,
stating lowest price and terms and exact loca-
tion. Address Box 124-A. Star Office. 49,
4 MODERN HOME OF 8 OR ROOMS; DE-
racfed desired. but not necessary; must be
line and in the NV. Price not to ex-
Fed $4,000. Address Box 74-A. Star office.
wANTED-LARGE HOUSE. DOWNTOWN.
west of 1st St. far ont 2Sth St; must move
if' 90 days: pay s.. 900 cash. Give full par
ticulars. Address BOX 6S-A, Star Office.
FROM ANY ONE WHO Is WILLING TO
sell house to white purchaser at n reasonable
figure. have 81 500 or more cash: any section !;
prefer ne. or Sc. Address Box 14-A, Star
Office.
WANT HOME OF ABOUT ROOMS; NOT
over IS, 900; can pay cash; must be in good
foeation to live in. Address Box 291-T. Star
othce.
HIT. LAW, 1919 ST. Sc. GIVES HIS IN
divided attention to procuring and selling
HOMES principally in SOUTHEAST Washing
ton. OWNERS will get results by LISTING
Ni1w 1Ss
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Park Lane, Va.
Five minutes from Georgetown: 4-room
frame; large corner lot; gas summer kitchen
100. Terms. Apply MRS. W. c. k1MBAIL.
19s
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

MOUNT PLEASANT, JUST OFF 14th ST
Four-family apartment, substantially built OF
brick and stone: hardwood trim: large bach
yard to wide paved alley; price, $4,000
would take small house as part payment.
II. l.. AkERS. Owner,
Columbia 2Ral .
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

MT PLEASANT-BETWEEN TWO CAR
lines. Apartment building containing is apis
Well rented at IS 600. Owner invites an offer.
Let US give full details.
We have the best in apartments
PETTY AND PETTY,
1873 New York ave. Main 5121.
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FARMS

5 ACRES: GROOM HOUSE; BARN, CHICKEN
house. smokehouse orchard; on good road
5 miles from Georgetown, in Virginia. one
mile from electric line. Price, 81 90; $500
cash. balance, 500 per year. MARTIN L:
WEBB, Room 49, Home Life bldg. l423 u
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F. f. CARTER.
Columbia station. Arlington. Va,
Phone Clarendon 80.
ON LITTLE RIVER PIKE, I MILES FROM
Alexandria; 10 miles from Washington; %
acres. 10 In high state of cultivation; 10-room
house, bank barn, many outbuildings; orchard ;
convenient to schools. churches ana raiiroad'
price, 81, 900; one-haf cash.
This is recognized as one of the prettiest
and most profitable farms in nearby virginia
and is we'll located for Washington or Alex
andria business man.
MARTIN T. WEBB.
Room 70, Home Life bldg. 14S G st. NV.
15-ACRE TRUCK FARM-NEAR FALLS
Church. Va. Convenient to electric cars. APP
ply Mr.. BRADY, rear 716 9th st, NV. u.
IL ACREs-NEAR RIvERDALE; NO
improvements ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $lOUO
5 acres-Near Mclean: improvements. 1000
30 acres-Near Great Falls; improve
ments .-.-...- 4,ooo
% acres-Near Spring Hill; improve
Is acres-Near Falls Church: no i'm
provenents Sou
10 acres-Near Oren HILL improve
mentS lo,oOV
o73 acres-Near Camp Springs; i'm
provements Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
40. acres-Near Takoma Park; improve
menus o.oOO
$50 acres-Near Lawton, Va; improve
ments ................... 5000
2S5 acres-Near Clinton, Nd: improve
ments ................... 80. 900
ANY size anywhere.
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INVESTMENTS.

FOR SALE-FIRST-TRUST NOTES. LIBERAL
discount. Payments guaranteed.
Mt. PLEASANT REALTY CO..
1411 Park rd. Col. 436.
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TWO SUMMER BUNGALOWS. PRICE. $3.50
ard 1-650, Mt Cabin John bridge; owner leav-
ing city; both places overlooking water; com
pletely furnished with canoe and tent &. F.
WARING. 3o3 Bond bldg. 14th and \. Y. ave.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
Thief Takes Drum and Gas

Gasoline thieves on Monday night
visited the East Side place of j. L..
Carter, taking a 50-gallon steel drum,
containing about so gallons of fuel. 1t
is believed that the theft was commit.
ted by some one acquainted with the
ranch. The gasoline was needed in
spraying operations.
81 still have the key and wrench, /"
says Mr.. Carter. "They are of no
value to me. suggest that the thief
return the drum or call for these arti-
cles. We also have correct measure
ments of the mans shoes. They are
peculiar and will be easily traced"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22

w. G. Roberts, superintendent for
the A. d. Kern Construction Co. which
has Just completed the Hood River
Mosier stretch of the Highway, will
close the office maintained by him here
for more than a year and left for La
Grande. His company is beginning
road grading there.
Floyd Williams and Miss Marian
Parkhurst, of Portland, have been Wis
iting the home of Mr.. and Mrs f. T..
Skinner in Oak Grove On Sunday
the visitors and the following local
young folk motored to Trout Lake /:
Misses Catherine Skinner and Clara
Haas and William Parkhurst and Cecil
Laff'erty.
F. c. Cole. of Seattle, superintendent
of the Pacific Coast Division of the
Western Union Telegraph Co., who Wis.
tied w. r. Green, local manager, last
week. declared that Hood River, in
proportion to population, sent more tel
ergams than any other Northwestern
fruit district. The business of the town
for its size, he declared, would compare
favorably with any in the United
States.
Lightning last Friday caused the Pa
cific Power q Light Co. considerable
trouble. A transformer was burned
out at fuckers bridge, and fuses of a
number of other transformers were
| blown. Without gasoline, the concern
was finally enabled to send linemen
over the valley by securing portion Of
a small reserve supply kept on hand by
the Standard Oil Co.
Hal. Dovory I.nn,ro IT, L;
sweep, who gives dignity to his pr0fes-
sion. was here last week attending to
the requirements Of his numerous local
ters are in Portland, works with the
state fire marshal's office for fire pre-
vention. He frequently reads a lecture
Ia patron and suggests repair to fues.
The changes and repairs are usually
made.
Fred G. Rover. a member of the
NOTED Paulist Choristers, which visited
Portland Sunday. is joint owner of an
Odell orchard place. He has just left
here after a visit with old neighbors
Mr.. Rover sings with the Paulist choir |
during the summers. In the winte,
months he travels with an Orpheum /
aggregation, known as Big City A. His |
company is scheduled to appear at the
Portland Orpheum during the coming
winter season.
Geo. l. Slocom, J. b. Slocom, of Chi |
cago. and Roy c. Slocom, of Portland, |
participated in reunion here Tuesday. |
1t was the first time in 81 years that |
the three brothers had all been to-
gether. The Portland brother will re-
main here for several weeks on a vaca-
tion. j. b. SlocOm. who represents a |
Chicago mercantile establishment, is |
now making his headquarters at Spo-
kane. He has unstinted praise for the
West.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
CHERRY CARS BEGAN
ROLLING LAST WEEK

The Apple Growers Association be
gan rolling the seasons harvest of
black cherries last week Thursday
night the first car, containing more
than 200 Is pound packed boxes, was
shipped. and second car was routed
Friday night. Al the fruit, consisting
of Bing, Lambert and Black Republi-
cans. will be shipped TO eastern points
Of distribution. 1t is estimated that the
total crop will reach about eight car
l,al-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
Madras School Board Here

Directors Gabriel. Burnett and Perci-
val. Of the Madras school board where
plans have been made for the construc
tion Of a new school, were here Tues
day inspecting new school buildings
The men also visited parkdale and Mo
sier. where new school structures are
under way.
While here the visitors were guests
Of }. w. Swope and l.. c. Baldwin, who
are engaged in building the Parkdale
and No ier school structures.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
Barr-Miller

The wedding Of William Edwin Barr,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Barr,
Of the Middle Valley. and Miss Hazel
Miller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. c.
Miller, of Mt. Hood, was solemnized
Saturday at the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. George Ertle. Only immedi-
ate relatives and close friends were in
attendance. The bridegroom is an over
seas veteran of the aircraft service.
His bride is one Of the Upper Valleys
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22

Girls 75c Straw Hats 25f
Child's Pink and Blue Half Socks 15f
Ladies' White Canvas OXfords S2,48
And
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22
WEDDINGS
Shank-ChaSe

Local friends received news that Earl
Shank and Miss Lila Chase, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j G.. b. Chase. of
Corvallis, were married at Corvallis
Thursday. Miss Chase taught at the
Odell school here last year. Mr.. Shank
was formerly a student of the Oregon
Agricultural College. He is considered
one of Hood Rivers most progressive
Young business men.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-22

most popular and highly esteemed
young women. She was "A student at
the Parkdale high school. Rev w. IL.
Boldly otiicated.
Mrs Geo. Cronyn. of Oakland sister
of the bride, was mere for the wedding