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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-06-03

Immediately after the decoration of
the graves of the soldiers had been
completed the Legion marched back
to Post headquarters where they were
relieved from further duty by Com
mander John D. Darby.
In addition to the decoration of the
soldiers graves the various organi-
cations also strewed flowers upon the
graves of their deceased brethren.
The day was an ideal one for the
occasion and marks the first Deco
ration Day exercises participated in
by the American Legion in this Sec
ton of the country. The men all car
ried themselves we'll and showed to
the casual observer that the hard
training they were subjected to while
in active service remained a part of
their soldierly bearing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-06-03
Barn and Contents Burned

The barn on the farm of Mr.. Ezra
Wolfe, near GAINESVILLE, was burned
last Saturday evening about eight
o'clock, in which all the contents Of
the barn were consumed. These in
Guided a horse, chickens, farming i'm
Elements, grain, hay, etc. The timely
arrival of neighbors and their assis-
lance in combining the fire to the barn
was the only thing that saved the
complete destruction of the surround
ing buildings. The cause of the fire
is unknown. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe were
absent from their home at the time of
the blaze.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-06-03

The Oakland Cash Grocery has
full line, of green, fancy and staple
groceries at all times. All orders de-
livered promptly. Quality and service
assured. Both phones.-Adv.. st.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-06-03

Ele Ream
Capt. West
Bowie Johnson
Andrew ]. Stottlemeyer
Henry Haskell
James Cation
Isaac Hopes
James w. Johnson
Eli Truly, cOlored
John Compton
William r. JarbOe
David Chambers
August Smithman
Edward Young, colored
Matthias B. Ross
Lloyd H. Bell
William H. Hagans
George l.. BOsley
Selden E. Flowers
John Cornelius
4 Charles Bolden
! John Purnell
\ Beckworth ShrOut
i Henry E. Hinebaugh
John Smith
Lewis Leary
Conrad Michael
Enos ID. Kepner
James JarbOe
Rev. N. Hart
John NJ. Jarboe
DIR. Edward II. Bartlett
James w. feathers
Peter A. Chisholm
James Daley
William A. Daley
David Nj. Mason
Isaac Tusing
James o. Cleveland
Alpha Hinebaugh
John r. Kirkpatrick
DIR. J. Lee McComas
DIR. E. ]. M. Button
Col. Alfred G. Sturgiss
Henry Eggers
Michael Pendergast
Christian Neiner
William BrOderick
M. Burns
Michael MarOney
Thomas Wallace
John Rice
Capt. Richard T. Browning
Lewis Upperman
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-06-03

For Rent-After June LIST, large
three story building on Third street.
A. D. Observation-Disclosures 1882
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son, 10, S1UNS
WIFE-DEATER
Little Lad Used Caspipe to
Save Mother, He Tells
Court.

Armins himself with q length Of
gas pipe. Scott Emma, ten years Of
age, attacked his father. John Ennis.
while the latter was choking the
boys mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Ennis.
This was developed In Police Court
yesterday when the case came up
for final hearing.
The trouble occurred at the Ennis
home. 4s25 v street. Anacostia. about
o'clock Wednesday morning. The
boy. on the Witness stand against his
father, told Judge, McMahon his par
ent was under the influence OF liquor
when he came home. Scott said he
ran down stairs to summon the po-
lice. but in response to his mothers
calls for help he seized the gas pipe
and returned to her assistance. He
struck his father q stunning blow
across the head which caused Ennis
to desist in his attack.
Judge McMahon was informed by
Probation onicer Heaney that Ennis
was before the court last February.
charged with q similar offense, and
was sentenced to serve 20 days in
jail but was placed on probation. For
his. latest offense he was fined SO or
fifty days in jail.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEVI H. DAVID, Attorney.


In the Municipal Court Of the District Of %
iumbia- Helene selke, Plaintiff, vs. Margaret 8
Duffy. Defendant. No. D4s9 The object Of this
suit is TO recover 2as7, with interest from June
q, 1919. for board and lodging furnished BY the
plaintiff to the defendant and her minor chill
drsn at defendants request, and for money paid
BY plaintiff at request Of defendant, and also
for costs Of this suit, and to have Judgment Of
condemnation Of certain property of the defen-
dant levied on under an attachment issued in
this suit TO satisfy the plaintiffs claim. 1t is
therefore, this 3oth day Of December, 1873, or
de-ed that the defendant appear in this Court
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sun
days and legal holidays. after the day of the
first publication Of this order. TO defend this
suit and show cause why said condemnation
should not be had. otherwise the s1it win be
proceeded with as in case of dsfault. Witness
the Honorable Judges Of said Court this 10Th
day Of December. AID. 1919. G. C. AUKAM,
Judge. true copy-test: Blanche Ner. Clerk.
jaas.ls.2
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VIRGINIA BREVITIES.

Richmond.-The State prohibition
department II useless, according to
a statement issued by Kenneth N.
Gilpin. candidate for the speakership
Of the house. TO spend money to
maintain the department, ne said, is
extravagance.
Richmond.-For the first time In the
history Of Virginia. judges in the
State Court of Appeals will wear
silken robes when the court convenes
next Tuesday.
Valley Forge.-The telephone COM
pany here is awaiting the decision
OF the State corporation commission
on its appeal for increased rental
rates. The hearing was conducted
In Richmond Wednesday.
craigsville. .-Hezekiah Jordan. 60, is
dead at his home here.
Lynchburg.-Mrs.T T. n. Campbell. 7e
died at her home following an at
tack of pneumonia
Amherst.-The number of marriage
licenses issued here during 1873 was
17s, an increase of 4s over the previous
year
Lynchburg.-The Orange Hardware
Company of Orange has filed a petit
tion for involuntary bankruptcy
against the Piedmont Pyrites and
Mineral Corporation OF Radient, Or
ange County.
Danville.-The dice rolled seven, said
Herbert Spencer at Dog Level yee-
terday. Anderson Haywood said the
ivories rolled twelve. Spencer seized
a shotgun, according to a story Hay
wood told the police, and chased him.
In cooking the gun, Spencer acci-
IDENTIFY discharged the piece. He lost
two OF his own toes. Hobbling on
one foot he then sprinkled his op-
ponent with a second load Of shot.
spencer was placed under bond. Po-
lice are holding the dollar until Po-
lice Court decides to whom Il belongs.
Portsmouth.-R. Goldbiatt and A.
Weisman were released after hear
ing in 1court here on a charge of
having distributed seditious litera-
ture. Federal authorities had been
investigating their cases.
| Lynchburg.-The Lynchburg Foun-
dry Company has let a contract for
/ an addition to their factory which
will cost 100000.
Petersburg.-Judge Mullen, Of the
Police Court, ruled the cases of five
policemen charged with accepting
bribes was beyond the jurisdiction
or his court. The indictments were
dismissed. Morgan Knight, George
Wright and Robert Jones. business
men who were indicted with the
police offcers will stand trial.
RichmonA.-Frank, Fogle, 65, died
at his home near Seven Pines from
bichloride Of mercury poisoning.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Proc. BELMONT

Noted ciiirvosant and Palmit. can read youi
hs hy thu lines "a your palm. which are the
record Of your life. Being . graduate Of tso
'oileees q. palmissy his wonderful rft ct
second sight enables him to lift the veil Of mys-
tery and reveal to you tmDprtant matters k
your future life. Gives adyics on brsines mat
ters. love. health and family ahairs; tells nams
Of your future husband or wife; tells II one you
luekiest to you. what TO do to be succe1tul in
life: removes troubles Of all nature; brinss the
separated toxether; tells the secret Of having
perAjnsl influence with pour associates Prot
Belmont 70 . Psychologist Of World Rsnovn
Readings. 81 ms New York ave. NV. nsxf
1oor tn Ma.orf- Tprun1s
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Sue Jewish Society.

The Jewish Welfare Board is named
as the defendant in q suit fled yes
terday by the real estate firm of
Hartung and Gibbons. 1t is claimed
that the plaintiff, following an agree
ment with the defendant, disposed Of
d property at 1894 Sixteenth street
northwest, to the Carry On Associa-
ton. for $4,000. Defendant failed to
return the plaintiff commission Of
s., 400. representing per cent of the
purchase price, as stated in the agree
ment
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Churehmen Oppose Sim Fein.

r Charging that the Sinn Fein move
ment menaces Ireland and that the
leaders are using America to further
their ends. members OF a delegation
from churches of Protestant ireland
will give their views Tuesday night
at a mass meeting. in the New York
Presbyterian church.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Talks on Society Islands. |"

The Society Islands" which have
lured travellers because of their nat.
ural sbeauty and interesting peoples.
win be the subject OF q lecture be-
fore the National Geographic Society
this afternoon and this evening at
the New Masonic Temple, by Prof.
Henry E Crampton.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
MADAM LENORE

GIFTED cLAIRvoYANT AND MEDIUM.
Gives true and good advice on business io-a
divorce and marriage. Telh how to gain succea
in anything you wish to do. Tells bow to over
come evil Influences: nov 70 fain and hold ths
be wiser and happier sftsr seeing this CITED
medium. No gpess work or questions ashedL
What she sses and tells eoms tue. Tells ths
full name Of who yor Win marry. the day and
month Gre her . trial before you eriticiss:
come and be convinced what . natural born
elAirpoyant can da- satixfaction or no eharsA
Hours. il q m 10 SO p N Closed Sunday
N ELEvESTa STREET NV.
1.-Two doors NORTH Of Palats RoyaD,
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DEATHS REPORTED.

Charles Henley, i6 years. aas NJ st NV.
Olive Ann Purcell. Co. f2l st ne
Kate Grymes. "a, is2 r st. nv.
William Sidney wilkes. 6. 23is n Capitol It.
Lillian Hsmill. 8. Providence Hospital.
Andrew James Chester. a5 Minis. S2s llth st. se
Henry Chaney, Is. 1901 d st. So
Lydia Hall, s., 1881 LeDroit court NV
Elizabeth Keep. 90. sl 4th st. se.
Mary Roy, 73, Blue Plains.
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DIED.

Wednesday, January
z, 1920. at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Mary Munson
Harrison. Radnor Heights, Fort
Myer, Va. DANIEL o. MUNSON.
in the SSth year of his age.
Funeral services Saturday, Janu-
ary 10, 1920. at 1880 o'clock
at daughters residence. thence
to Presbyterian Church, Falls
Church, Va. where services will
be held at o'clock. Interment
Oak Hill Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. Virginia
papers please copy.
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PRoPosALs.

orFlce OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. q.
washington. D. G., January ;. I'm seslsd
psopnnA WIN b rsceivsd At this oEice. Rcon
e@' until O'clock ,. N, February Z, laD, for
tsrnfahing es1sgdsatszins thres Motor Ps<rcI
Waeuns. fse use in Police Department. speci-
fcatious And fosms Of proposal may b had hpon
epplication to the Purchasing officer, Room -.
D1sfri6 Building. LOUIS BROWNLow
CHARLES W. KUTz. Commissioners. d. c.
jss,loH
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Wants whisisy Bad.

Joseph Brszerol yesterday fled a
writ OF replevin against Maj. Ray
mond w. Pullman. Charles T. Peck.
Lieut. Ira Sheetz and SerEt. J. o. y.
Gray. all of the Police Department.
for wrongfuliy taking and OBTAINING
is bottles Of whisky. wind. gin and
brandy. valued at a.ooo. belonging 60
the plaintiff.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
MADAM JEANETTE

Egyptian Paimist and ClAiryoyant 6uarsn-
tees to read your entire lie; she docs not ten
to please but before 700 utter . word she VII
when and who you viii NARY; Y true or falss;
how to win and hold the one you do love; what
business and part Of the country 10 best for 700
and tust what to do p make Q succes ~ life;
special readinss. A,0. 800 7th st nv. oDposits
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
CLAIRv0YANTS.
Mrs. BOSWELL

PALMIsr AND D>cIsAIRvoYANT
Gives advice on business matters, love, health
and family adain; tells II the one you love 10
true or false. what part Of the country is luck
lest to you. What to do to Be successful in hfes
when, and whom you win marry. In fact no
matter what your hope. fear or ambition, come
to this noted palmist and fnd help There is
no need to Be unsuccessful or unhappy. No
matter what the cause her advice removes all
trouble. She guarantees satisfaction- Readinu
500. no 7th St NV. between and, sa
tjaf-7t
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NINE RUTH.

Painist. Chairvoyant and Phrenolocist.
Can Be consulted daily on\ all Affairs Of life
satisfaction guaranteed; hows.Ns q m to p
m Studio so Nh st.. NV. ts4-u
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MADAM PARKER

II you are going to seek sdvice or help.
Why not consult one who Is wen Known.
one who 10 here permsnentlyf This nfted
lady an tell ycu anything you wish 10
know or hnd out In business. health. O
iam.ly Affairs. When and whom you vin
marry. What part Of the country IL bsst
for you What to do to b successful In
life. Removes evil influence. Tells how
to win and hold the one Of your choice.
Subtraction or no charges Readinu. 1.@.
t1il Z st. pv.. between 17th en- i,ts- noSn
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO SECTION l, ARTICLE q
Of bylaws. notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The Capi-
tai Nsetion Company for the election Of .
board Of directors for the ensuing year and the
Transaction Of such other business may be
brought before the meeting, viii be held At the
Office Of the company. Sth and N sts. nv.
Washington. d. c.. on Wednesday. January II.
1aD. At lo.6 O'Clock o N. The polls win -
open from II O'Clock q. m. until u O'clock noon
H. D. CHAMPION. Secretary. de1-M
woRKINGMEN-No MORE EFFECTIVE OBJ
ject lesson than the progressive business In
this porch-front store, small ss it Ia. but say,
Dad. it's beehive Of hustle and We sell many
fine Grade slightly used overcost at s. up and
ladies find great value in coats. s. up
JUSTH's OLD STAND, 6l9 d. jselt
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE,
FUNERAL DESIGNS.

Appropriate Funeral Token.
Artistie-etpss.i,s-Inezpsnsi,s
Guide Bros. Co. I2I4F St
Prompt auto delivery sezvios
mhisu
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
HELP .WANTED-MALE

LINOrYPERS AND MoNOTYPERS
wanted for good permanent position: Pacific
Sast city: mid climate: highest wages; open
hop; transportation to competent men. Reply
nth referenees PROSPERITY, BOX ss. Her
ID ofice- ja9lt
,EwsPAPER ROUTE FOR SALE. AMBI-
tious young man win fnd it to bis advantage
ean and talk the matter over with me be-
seen 5 and p m c. T. BUCK. Herald Of
&C. iaSH
u NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
and earn IS to slen weekly, according to your
bihty; SIS to IS weekly in spare time ;>expe-
senee unnecessary: no cAnxassing; subjects Nsug
ested; send for free booklet: tells how. MA
IoNAL PRESS BUREAU. Buffalo. N. Y.
ja4-Tt
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FOR SALE-MISc cELLANEOUS.
NEW GAS RANGE; USED LESS THAN
two months and contents o ten-room rooming
house. Apply s5 izh st. NV, Up stairs
&elt
MUFF-BLAcK WOLF: FINE CONDITION;
s. 80 loh 4. ne. Coll Lincoln <ssl jasst
You CAN'T hide TOUR AD IN THl
classifed columns-for thsre isn't Q hiding
place thae These ads are READ. mh3a-u
WILL CALL IN M ofsi.ETTEkED AUTO
mobile, city or suburban. anS pay y,u nighess
uices for ladies'. sentiemens. chilarsus dis-
rsrded clothins. Of al descriptions Addros
pestsi % phone ! yin call. .. RICE. l3N m
II. nv. North lf8 fexka
JUST REcEfvRO = fMP6RrED LEECHh.
parrots. csnarin. sohnshes, rabbits. doe.
squanums. etc. sCHAID'S BIRD 6ToRp. ~
M q. nv. ocli-o
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

LIT Us SERVE you IN DEPosING
10F YoCR PROPERTY. WB SAVE
ALL UNNECESSARY ANNOYANCE
BOTH TO OWNERS AND TENANTS
AND GUARANTEE QUICK AND SAT-
IsFAcr0RY RESULTS. CALL MAIN
. FOR PERSONAL SERVICE.
NJ. A. BAYLEs q CO..
REAL ESTATE BRoKER.
ls PA. AVE NV.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09

'ERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER GOOD
sorkins eonditions for young aud middle aged
osn who are ambitious 70 learn the strert rii
az business
WAGES FOR MQTORMES AND
CONDUCTORS;
Firs. three months. Nc per hour
Sext nine months---.-............fec per hour
Aitcr one ye2r---- ...--olc per nour
Fun credit uTen for former service with this
ompany and SIC PER HOUR GIVEN TO MEN
FHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR OR MORE
CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE WITH OTHER
COMPANIES IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
Apply Tuesday and Friday after p. M
EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT,
WAsBINGToN RAILWAY q ELEQ CO..
18th and East cspitoi sta
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUNG LADIES AS MEMBERS OF ORR
hand painted china club: information furnish
ed free. BOX s6, Herald Office. iaaat
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Military Equation Up.

The Italian people have already
introduced the military equation
into the consideration Of the Adri-
attic question. Italians are saying
that they have a right to secure the
essentials OF self-defense. The
Yugoslsve. who fought Willingly
against Italy, are remembered Of
tener than the Yugoslavs. who
either refused to fight or plotted
for allied victory. A distinction,
however, is persistently made in the
case OF Servia, the undivided ally.
In fact, Notwithstanding foreign
maneuvering, Italy and Servia have
recently been In oficial contact and
drawn up a set Of commercial agree
ments. But up TO this time, Italy
and Hugoslsvia have agreed practi-
cally Upon nothing except some
postal and telegraphic arrange
ments. These. moreover, are dis
turbed by the currents and the
counter Currents of the Yugoslav
controversy. Letters and telegrams
between the two countries are stIIi
having "a wild time of st."
Jeha Heariey's article I'm The
WashinEten Herald tsaerrsw
VIII reveal the Frsnee-vsficsp
rnpprcchenent. France and fhe
Papacy are seen drifting mere
closely together fer mutunI prs-
tectton- The sttitade ef Italy
toward this France ysffcan
tendcncy In descrfbed.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09

NEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR SALE. AMBl
tous young man viii hnd IL to his advantage
tween and sp IN. G T. BUCK, Herald Of
fee. as'-F ,cA,t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR AS LITTLE As y.ow CASH ANp~fN
usunents OF les than rent 700 can own ths
home ynu ai.sys dreamed H.. Let us ansnc,
iour home. ACT AT ONCE. For further d,
A. M. MULLICAN,
Phone Cleveland lss1-w. u5 porthampto, a
CHEM Chs&. d. C oc<d
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PALMISTKY.
MADAME SELIA
MADAME EINCER

b hnown a. one Of Its srestest ezpouenta Hun.
assds viat this remarkable woman daily; con-
paets rsadun with accurate descripcious Of what
your hand foretslls. only 81. Reception parios "a
corner o 9Th and G nv. Entrance 9Th IT. Homs.
- O. n TO . D. m 3e8S8
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09

Even In the pre-war period a Bal
kan situation economically unfavor-
able to Italy was srtihcially created
French diplomats like Della Roche did
all in their power TO preyert the sue
cessful operation OF Italian business
representatives. especially In Monte
negro and Servis-
On the break up Of the Russian CO.
iossus certain sections Of the allied
press began 10 discuss the opportune-
ness of . grzvitation of the Balkan
countries toward Italy. Servia was
definitely mentioned and the effects
OF an Itaio-servisn Intimacy specu-
lated on. s6ch . grayitation. Il was
believed. would withdraw the Balkans
from any menace OF an increase in the
Austro-Gernan influence.
s But the French press, led by The
rDebats." came out against this the
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FENSONAL LIFE READINGS
VERBAL. g; Epeyritten Freesss. . ~;
Chhdrsns Horoscopes and Vocational 0uidanca
frank THEODORE ALLEN, Director, Astro-
eceeai Research Society. - z nv. Phons
Fsnkdn ee2. Appointments prefsned.
LoHT ON ALL LIES PRoBLENA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-22

sponse to the news of the accident to
her father, y. Buroker.
Mrs. S. Sharp was Pendleton Wis.
itor Wednesday.
N. Buroker met with a serious ac-
cident last week while plowing on the
Charles Belts place. He was thrown
in frtnt of the gang plow on which
he was riding. his head and face be-
ing badly cut.
Mrs. Ernest Chandler of Weston
Mountain is in the city being called
by the illness of her mother Mrs.
Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Read were PEN
dleton visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Haworth have
returned to Athena to spend the win
ter.
John Wall and Claude Sanders left
Friday for San Francisco where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Cecil Sturgs arrived in the
city from San Francisco Wednesday
and is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bannister are
visiting this week in Waitsburg.
Mrs. Lizzie Clark of Helix is visit
ing in Athena this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Onstot and
children of Asotin, Washington, who
have been visiting friends in the city
for the past week left Wednesday for
Glendale, Oregon, to visit relatives.
Omer Stephens made a business
trip to Pendleton Thursday.
A number of Athena young people
motored to Helix Thursday evening to
attend the Athena high school play
given at Helix.
York Dell made a business trip to
Pendleton Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-22
COMMUNITY DINNER ON
THURSDAY IS PLANNED
(East Oregonian snecIan


BOARDMAN, Nov. 22.-The Ladies'
Aid Society will hold Bazaar and
Food Sale at the church, Friday even
ing, December 10. Every lady on the
project is being asked to contribute
some article of food or fancy work.
The next important event on tho
calendar is the community dinner on
Thanksgiving Day at the school house.
All who can will bring a picnic basket
OF some item of food. Bachelors and
unattached gentlemen will contribute
70 cents or so cents to meet the ex-
pense of the occasion. There will be
a good program. 1t has been suggest
ed that the nimrods of the community
get out their trusty guns and capture
wagon load of ducks. The ladies col.
unteer to cook them.
Owing to the bazaar the next regular
meeting of the Farm Bureau will be
held on Friday night Dec. II. There
will be a program, refreshments, and
election of officers.
The Grange holds its election of Of
ficers Saturday, December ii. There
will be a picnic dinner at the usual
time
Road election is called for Noy. 81
at the school house. The purpose is to
vote five mills special tax.
Most of the parts have been assign
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-22
LITTLE OREGON CITY TO
BE GOVERNED BY WOMEN
WHO ELECT FULL SLATE

YoNcALLA. Or, Nov. give
intend to study conditions, and do all
in our power to give the cIty of Yon-
calla a good, efficient government"
declared Mrs. Mary Burt. mayor-elect
"At the worst" smiling1y added Mrs.
Burt, eve can't do any worse than the
men have DONE"
BY I'VE" the next mayor OF Yon-
Gala meant the women, for woman
was elected to every city office at the
recent election. The present city Of
ficials thought they were going to be
elected without any opposition. but
they awoke election night, after the
ballots were counted, to sadly realize
the women had secretly put over an
entire slate--that Is, secretly as far as
the men of the town we're concerned.
Mrs. Burt, .mayor-elect, has been a
resident of Yoncalla 40 years. She is
a native Oregonian, republican and
was graduated from Pacific university
in 1873.
One of the four women elected as
members of the city council is the wife
Of Jesse r. Lasswell, the present may
or, whom Mrs. Burt defeated at the
polls. He has pledged the help Of the
outgoing administration to the new
officials.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-22

ed for the community play A few
more books have been sent for. Re-
1nearsals will begin shortly after
Thanksgiving.
A school bank has been organiz-
60 In the endeavor to develop habits OF
thrift among the pupils. Deposits
from one cent up maye be made
When 25 cents has been deposited
thrift stamp may be had if deshired.
If preferred, when 81 has been deposit
ed al account may be opened with a
real bank. Money may be put in or
taken out at any time.