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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
GREAT FALLS MAY JOIN
LIVESTOCK SHOW CIRCUIT

GREAT FALLS, Mont. Nov. d.
"a. P.)-Plans to place Great Falls
into the northwest circuit of fall live
stock shows are being considered by
the directors Of the Montana Livestock
Pavilion company Of Great Falls.
The northwest for several years has
consisted of the Northwest Livestock
show at Lewiston, Idaho; the Western
Royal Livestock show at Spokane,
Wash, and the Pacific International
stock show at Portland, Ore This
years show will be the last at Lewis
ton. which has withdrawn from the
circuit.
! The Montana Livestock Pavilion
has a heated pavilion at Great Falla,
capable Of seating 5000 persons, ac-
lccrding TO c. C. Davis secretary of the
company. "At the Spokane show
was urged by the breeders OF Wash.
ington and Oregon that to bring Grea
: Falls into the circuit would draw
breeders from eastern Montana ant
} the Dakotas who would continue will
: the circuit to the Pacific coast and in
crease the territory from which tn
! shows now draw" said Mr Davis re
Gently,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
AERIAL ROUTE TO OIL
FIELDS IS PROSPECT

EDMONTON. Alta, Nov. ia.
P)-The establishment Of an aerial
route from Edmonton to the oil fields
of Fort Norman on the Mackenzie
river is the latest talked of develop
ment in connection with the pressing
transportation problem existing as
result of the Fort Norman point be-
ing so far removed from the business
Icenters of Alberta.
Edmonton aviators are entering into
negotiations for such a service with a
zest indicating that as little time as
possible will be wasted in the pre-
liminary arrangements.
The proposal calls for the establish
ment of landing stages at intervals
along the route and the transporta-
tion, in the first instance. before fly
ing, of gasoline and other essentials
for the successful operation Of flying
machines The distance to Fort Nor
man from here is about 900 miles as
the crow flies. Three or four days at
the most would be sufficient to ac-
complish the distance when once a
relay service Of planes is established.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
FARM BUREAU
OBTAINED D|ST|LLATE
FOR RECENT HARVEST
Umatilla Led Way in Solving
Problem and Others Acted on
Lead; 27 Cars Unloaded for
Farmers of This County.

With harvest approaching farmers
in the Columbia Basin wheat belt
early last summer found that distillate
upon which they depended for fuel for
their tractors and motor trucks was
off the market and that the gasoline
shortage was acute. The situation APP
preached a crisis inasmuch as if gaso-
line was used for there heavy engines
automobile traffic would be tied up,
thus paralyzing business activities.
The solution of the difficulty was
found. however, by the Umatilla ,Coun-
ty Falm Bureau assisted by the Coun-
ty Agent Leaders office. 1t was
learned that distillate could be secured
In California and after almost innu-
merable difficulties had been over
come. purchases were made and as a
result forty-five carloads of distillate
and carload of gasoline were ship
ped into Umatilla, Sherman, Morrow
and Wasco counties by the farm bu-
reaus in the former three and the
county Farmers Union in Wasco cpun-
ty.
Shipments were secured in time fol-
harvest and additional carload ship
ments were obtained for fall WORK
with the result that harvesting and
plowing went forward normally anC
the farmers in those four counties say
ed $1,000 0, the margin between thei
distiIlate price and the price the.
would have been forced to pay for gas
oline had it been obtained. In add
tion a still greater saving was mad
in time resulting from the conven
fences attendant upon direct purchas
ing in large quantities.
The farmers in Umatilla count
used the largest amount, twenty-seve
carloads being shipped in by the Uma
ltlla County Farm Bureau. Seven car
IIoads were used in Sherman count!
five in Morrow and four in Vase
county. 1t is not the intention of tn
farm bureau organizations or count
agents in any Of the four countries
get into the distillate or gasoline bus
ness, but simply to use the county o.
: ganization with its outside connection
to the utmost in meeting emergenci'
which face the farmers of the diffe
ent counties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
NO NEED FOR poMcE COURT

HELENA, Mont. Nov. 19.-(A. P.)
Helena has no longer a need for a
police court room and that place will
be used as a different kind Of court.
a handhall court for the firemen. il
has been decided by the city commits
sioners, offenders against the muni-
cipality have become so few that II
was decided 10 use the office OF the
chief of police for such trials as ma,
be necessary. The next step is e
transform the old court room into 3
handlail court
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
EDITORIAL SPARKS.

But Just think Of the fines Kenesaw Mountain might
Omaha World-Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
TRANSIENT LABOR NOT
FACTOR IN MONTANA

HELENA Mont, Nov. ia. P.)
Transient labor has ceased to be
factor in Montana industrial life, ac-
cording to c. C. Burg of Helena, secre-
tary of the Montana Mining associa-
ton. He declares that it Is no longer
possible to go out and hire men at
random to work in mines, but that the
labor market must be combed.
THE laborer who used to go around
with his clothing in 4 blanket roll on
his back has ceased to exist. or, at
least he never comes this way any
more at ALL" says Mr.. Burg.
Reports from other cities Of the
state bear out Mr.. Burg's statement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
Farm Flock Aim for sheep.

PULLMAN. Wash. Nov. ia.
P)-The farm flock OF sheep is the
object Of new livestock campaign
which has been LAUNCHED by the
Washington state college extension
service. the aim being to get NOR,
sheep and better sheep in Washing
ton. Farm boys are to be intereste,
In sheep-raising al home. II is beIlev
ed that many Of the boys can be in
lierested IN sheep-raising as a perma
nenf business,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
PLANE GIVEN NEW EMPLOYMENT

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-(A. P.)
A new trick was added to the arti-
fices Of the process server in the en-
p'oyment OF the airplane to serve at
tachments a few days ago, when an
attorney from here swooped down on
an aviation field at Sacramento ana
Put 'plasters" on two other machines
San Francisco airplane manufacturer
who had been having dispute over
the payment for two machines ne had
sold. The prospect Of SELLING the two
planes at first seemed like the famous
enc Of putting salt on a birds tail until
1.-The mctlaod Of coming downnp them
from the sky was thought Of,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
THE VERY THING
\ HERE is vast amount of practical sense in tn
suggestion from the St Louis Post Dispatch:


n Among questions be
Council to amend the Constitution Of the League for Which
have
country -, nron., i ~. D,. ;. M, into
reasonable form and offered the league bill Of rights SPPSns S to AL
United states alone we
the our own which
are the right declare war and to use military forces right
al on notice equality voting and freedom from S % IN IN S @ sue
snt it's own liberty and welfare and give the league scope
to enforce peace AGAINST when such
opening of the Harding administration the United States government not
Initiative Of the league Leading republicans in favor
bill submitted They might wisely confer
ratification might be done
charge
Ssnsments presented to ceuei aHd Assembly
With anne ndmenis the
honorable andp participation i
dealing with
within dealing with opposition from
virtue in such bill of rights would apply all
nations alike and the United States would not be under the
ness OF the league members to adopt such the
nant there be doubt Those provisions really the
already and bill of rights setting them forth in more
uecific terms would not weaken the league
If Mr. Harding is really desrous of some form of assoca
n of nations here his chance The field wide open and
awong organization at hand Here also his opportunity
10 avoid the disgrace of separate peace.
EDITORIAL SPARKS.
But just think of the fines Kenesaw Mountain might impose
1t is seldom that man marries his ideal He may
find her. only discover that she also has her ideaCh
cago News.
Chinese laundry can't be found in China and according
to Pussyoo can't Scotch whisky Scotland One of
these days shan be able to get rareb in WaesE Paso
Herald
No. Maybele the vosead act is not vaudeville act-Co
lumbus Dispatch.
The full dinner pail all right but how about the full coal
Ecuttle?-knoVille Journal and Tribune
Prognoscators going to have open
winter Probably they open to criclsmLondon Times
Master-How often must tell you to the cob
webs in that room?" Maid-But that's not cObweb,
That's the mistress evening dressLondon Passing Show
minstraon will afford democratic paragrapher wonderful
opportunities to blow off eam.-Columbia Is @ Record
~~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~~
The Yakima country produced 600 bales of hops this
year. valued million dollars to Dealers are
paying high rs cents pound for hops What do
suppose they do with them? n~ -
The Baker Herald the national grange to visit that
city when in this state next year Good work fol-
Bakerthe greatest city in the state east of La Grande
~~~~~"~~s~~~~~~~~
The miles rule for locomotives should help pre-
vent if auoss will refrain more thar
they do from trying to knock trains off the track.
The city council at Bend has adopted budget of $7O29
for next they trying to bend forward but taxpay
ers may soon feel bent.
Governor Ocott is having trouble finding fo
Bensons place the highway commission. Try the want
columns governor.
The machine that turns turtle has seldom been travelling
The turtles usual rate Of speed.
No NEED t,R POLICE corRr F.ru, r4oc. Ain, ,or sh,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-19
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Published Daily and .}emi- Weekly, at
pendleton, Oregon. by the
EAST OREGONtsN PUBLISHING co.
Entered at the poetoffice at pendle-
ton. oregon. as second-class mail
matter
on SALE IN OTHER CITIES.
Imperial Hotel News stand. Portland.
on FILE AT
Chicago Bureau. 500 Security Building.
washington, d. G., Bureau sol Four
teenth Street n. w.
Member Of the Associated Press
The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled TO the use for republication OF
all news dispatches credited to 1t or
mt otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published here
IN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

patient a k podobne karanten5
dojde v zeleznicnim tabofe v
Collinwood, kde rovnez nesto-
vice Sc vyskytly.
Y druhem tom tabofe zivori
200 lidi a tam6jSi zdravotni O.
patfeni jsou rovnez nedokona-
la. Mayor Fitzgerald naridil
tez lepsi dohled ma jine kon-
strukcnl tabory, nachazejici Sc
V dosahu m6stskych hranic,
kde zije celkem 1900 delniku
2 amer. Jihu pochazejiclch.
Zdravotni hlidky u lezeni ma
Orange Ave. kontroluji dnes
vSechnu cinnost tabore, oby-
vatele kolonie nesm6ji svG pri-
bytky opoust6t, takze prace ma
terminalnich stavbdch jest O.
mezena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
KABARETNf VECERY RU-
DOLFA VASATY v Gle
VELANDU.

Jak jiz bylo drive oznameno,
usporada pan Rudolf Vasata,
nejoblibenejSi humorlsta 4 lla-
Slerovy "Lucerny' V Praze,
ktery obrovskym usp9chem
vystupoval v.NeW Yorku, neko
lik um6lecko-humoriStickych
veGern, pr kterych seznami o.
beccnstvo Sc svym umenim. Je-
no program Jest satiricko-poli
ticlly, obsahuiici zpeVni kari
katury tech, iimz CeskosloVen
ska republika jest trnem V O.
ku. Svym um6nim stal Sc milaG
KEN prazskeho a Vubec ceske-
no obecenstva. Il jeho roper
toiru uvadime $50 jeneral0",
"Hlinka", "Polak", "Mad' ar"
atd. VSechny kusy musil opako
vati zvldst6 "Uplavici', We kite.
re zndzorhuie zitl i pohreb IL
bohe rakouske dvoukorunove
bankovky. Jeho "Ukolebavka"
pisen so nitce' byly praVym
pozitkem pro danny. "Mohli
bychom poslouchati VaSatu ce
lou noe" byl usudek mnohych.
Jak Jsme Sc jiz zminili, prijel
pan VaSata do Ameriky s od-
poruCenlm Ceske Obce Sokol-
ske, lez mu vzdavd diky IA
praci po cas- revoluce i po u
tVorenl Ceakoslovenske republi
Ky. Pan VaSata vystoupi "a
SpOluucinkoVani Zname umel-
kyne pi. Llrove- M areSove, pro
kterou pfiveZl nekolik novych
veci 81. SiXtOve, ktera pred
vede ukAzky baletnich varlacl.
Kabaret uspofad1n bude pom
deli, dne "a. kvGtna V CeSke
Narodni SIM ma Broadway, We
stredu, 26. kvetna V sini Jan
A. Komensky ma f. 131 ul., We
ctvrtek V Cesk6 Sini Sokol ma
Clark Ave. a sobotu opet V
Ceske ndrodni SIM ma Broad
way.
VstupnG pri t6chto kabare-
tech jest jedno: 55 cent? i s
valecnou DAM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
V LEzENf zELEZNICNfCH
DELNfkU V OkOLf ORAN-
GE AVE. OBJEVENY Me-
STOVICE.
Karantena bude tez zafizena
podobnem tabore Col
Iinwood.

M6stsky zdravotni komisaf
DR.. lockwood vyhlasil vcera
karantenu V lezeni zeleznic-
Mich d6lniku ma terminalnim
staVeniSti New York Central
drahy okoli Orange Ave. kde
RUNE nadrazni budovy a skla-
dy jsou prdvG zarizov3ny. Ne
Stovice objevily Sc Y onom ta-
bore a karantenou vice jak
sto d6lniku jest postizeno. Del
nici ii byli do Clevelandu sv6-
no Casu 2 jiznich stdtu zeleZnic
mimi spolecnostmi importoYa-
nj . V okoll Orange Ave. ZlJl
dilem pod stany, dilem V ia
kychsi kasdrndch a baraclch
lehk6 konstrukce. Jsou to GER
noSi nazvice zmin6na nakaza
objevena mezi mimi prvne pred
tydnem, kdy jeden muz Ger
nymi nestoyicemi trpici, mu-
sci byti odvezen do detencni
nemocnice We WarrensVille.
VGera objevil Sc V kolonii u
Orange Ave. dalSl pripad ne
Stovice a karantena nasledo-
la, ponevadz stdv1 moznost, re
epidemic mdze postihnouti i
jin6 hust6 obydlen6 tamnejsi
distrikty. DR.. lockwood zafi-
dill V tabore prisna zdravotni o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
LECIONARI STURMAN OBJ
CHODNfKEM.

Ceskoslovensky legionar p.
Pavel Stur~man zafidil 81 prave
grocerni obchod V elsie 3317
Clark Ave. a vzhledem k jeho
Sirokym znamostem oCekava-
me, ze docili znacneho usp6-
chu. Pan Sturman slouzil Il %.
pluku We Francii, kde V n6ko-
lika bitvdch Sc vyznamenal a
pozdeji pGsobil mezi svymi kra
jany ma Slovensku. Je to do
bry patriot, intelligent, zaslu-
hujlci pine prime naseho ODE
censtva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
V CLEVELANDE VSE DRAZSf NELL
VOSTATNlCH MESTECH.
. MA ZLEVNENf Sc PRY ZDE NEMAME TESITI

z celych SpoienTch Statt
dochazeji potesitelne zpravy,
re ceny zbozi vseho druhu po-
nekud klesaji. Z kruhu, jimz
patrn6 ma tom zalezi, aby lid
zGstal i ma dale predmetem
vyssdvdni pax oznamuji, ze
zlevnovaci akce nikterak ne
potrva dlouho.
Financnf ustavy pax sleduji
plany sm6rujici k ozdrav6ni
nesnesitelnych jiz pomerG zt6-
zovanim poskytovdni dalsich
nverG ma RUNE spekulace neb
uGele, iichz neni nevyhnuteln6
treba. '"@'*
Obchodnici; bankefi vlad-
nj urady vyvraci ysechny po-
bufuiici pov6sti NOME pani-
ce a vesmes Sc pTimlouvaji 0
zvySenou vyrobu zejmena po-
trebnych pfedm6tn.
Z mas V Cleveland6 jsme az
dosud 0 n6jak6m snizeni nice
no nepoznali a Jest skuteCne s
podivenim, re ku pTikladu V
Chicago isou ceny skorem ve-
Skereho zbOzi 20 az 30 pro-
cent levn6jSi nezli u mas. KaZ-
dy Gtendf chicazskych listu Sc
0 tom muze jiz V insertni casti
presv6dciti. TAX vejce, "a kite
ri musime zde platiti 55c "a
tucet isou V Chicagu Ia pou-
hych 39c, podobn6 panuje di-
ference cendch mdsla, masa,
tuka We zbozi stfiznim a il
mem.
Kdyz podivna tato okolnost
byla clevelandskym obchodni-
KUN vytykana, brHnili sc tyto
vymluvami, iez arci nemohou
nikoho presvedGiti. Use hlavne
svad6no jest ma porusenou do
provI1 ktarDI, 81 lo lind go " Il %
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

k dozndni, re dneSni narOdo-
hospodarskou situaci dosti hr0
zive Sc tvaficf svaliti lie ma dv6
okolnosti, ma dopra7u a vyro-
bu.
VcerejSi snizenf cen nebylo
vysledkem dobr6 vile neb nd-
sledek vseobecne nespokojeno-
sti a rozhofCenl mad ustaviG-
Inym zdrazovanfm zbozi, kter6
/ po dlouhou dobu, nakoupeno
ieSt6 "a LEVINE ceny bylo zadr-
zovdno ien aby docileno bylo
cen vySSich.
Kdo ma tom nese vinu, ze V
cel6m nasem m6ste panuie
y6tSi drahota nez-li V jinych
velkych m6stech Sc arci nedo-
vidame, jelikoz Sc ndhledy
smerodatnych cinitel6 velice
rdznf. Take ndvrhy iak celiti
neblah6mu stavu Sc rdZni a Wy
znivaji stale jednou a stejnou
pisni, nedostatecna doprava,
v6tSi platy, nedostatek veSke-
raho zbozi atd.
V New Yorku zvySen byl IL
rok kratkodobych Gv6ru a ma
sledek byl, ze do zdvratn6 w
Sc vyhnane ceny oblekG po-
klesly We velkych m6stech; V
Chicagu dokonce az celou
polovinu. Newyorskym impor-
terum pfepychoveho zbozi,
zlatnikum, klenotnikum byIo
bankami ozndmeno, re pro
nejblizSi dObu nemohou spo-
lehatl fa dalSl puJcky "a 90
savadni pom6rn6 milky lrok.
Obchodnlci clevelandSti pax
sdili vesmes ndhled, ~ ceny Y
Cleveland6 nikterak nebudou
dotceny a re poukazovani ma
zlevneni V jinych mestech ne
mdze miti vlivu ma naSe pom6-
ry. Celd fada zdejSich znalcu
a zastupcu nejznamejSich zde
Iirem Sc VymlouVa ma male III
sky CD a prorokuii bud zad-
ne snizeni cen neb jen V pom6r
ne velice nepatrne mire.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
PRED ODJEZDEM DO
CZECH.

Pan M. Zeman vydd Sc ma ce
stu do Czech dnes veGer, kdy
pojede do New Yorku vlakem
Lake Shore drahy. Pred svym
odjezdem naVStiVil tez zavod
"SVeta", ably Sc rozlouGil ma
mi a Zaroven referoval 0 w
sledcich sve akce We prospech
MasarykoVy Academic Prdce.
Ukazovanl Geskych filmu Wy
nesl0 Akademii celkem $234.-
63 a pofdddni filmoVych We
Girku pomahali p. Zemanovi
tea PIP. Vdclav Hlavin, j. Ma
max, pi. Kaiserovd, br. Petel-
kove a NJ. j. Kreizl, maiitele
obrazkovych divadel, jakoz i
PIP. X. Bernreiter, Krizek, rev.
O. Zldmal a Dyk, mechanik Ko
cab a JIM, dale naSe casopisy
rovnGz neziStn6. Panu Zema-
novi prihldsilo Sc dale do Jed
noty prdtel MasarykoVy Aka
demie 20 clevelandskych cle-
MI. nichz prdvnik Payer, slo-
zivSl 10000 korun stal Sc Gle
mem zakladajiclm a nasleduji-
ci obcane, slozivsi po 300 ko-
runach stall Sc spoluzakladate
ly: M. Zeman, +. J. TruneGek,
+. J. Svoboda, Fr. PIachy, a..
Smerda, JOS. Opatrny, Alois
Klapac, X. Bernreiter, Jan
lirei icar, Barta Rezabek. Volt.
Novotny, Emil Slavicek, AL
bert PaVelka, Emil Pavelka,
Vdclav Kopacka, Rudolf Poni-
I'll, Hynek Pelich, Vaclav Ku-
Gera, Ben. j. Dolezal. Akade-
mil zlskano tudiz zde 1900
korun, kdezto ma organ Nova
Prdce' predplatili 81 pc 81 pa
move: NJ. Zeman, +. Plachy, A.
'5merda, A. Klapat, X. Bern
reiter, J. krejcar, b. Rezabek,
V. Novotny, V. Kutera, Ceska
Beseda, Tom. Suchy, Lad. Lu-
max, celkem $14.
Vsechny zde uvedene obno-
! sy odevzda p. Zeman Akade.
mil po SVEN priiezdu do Pra-
by. Prejeme mu prijemne ce.
stovani a st'astny navrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20

Kdyz policiste odvadali zatte-
neho k pol. budce, vetrelec Sc
Jim vytrhl a ma utek Sc dial.
Oba straznici zahajili pc uti-
kajlcim strelbu soucasne a tyz
zasazen byl jednou pol. strelou
V Zadech a smrtelne poranen.
Raneny naleza Sc nyni V HUI
ron nemocnici a 1fadum dosud
Sc nepodafilo zjistit jeho totoz
most.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-20
LUPIC SMRTELNE POSTRE
LEN.

Do odevniho kramu firmy
Bloch Co. ma Prospect Ave.
vlamal Sc dnes rano nejaky
muz, jenz pfistizen byl straz-
Milky Sprostym a Natenym.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-04
- - =
OLD FASHIONED BASKET
PICNIC AT EAST PENSACOLA
HEIGHTS GROVE,

Under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Aid Society of East Pensacola Heights
an old fashioned basket picnic will be
held at the East Pensacola Heights
Grove Monday beginning at 8 o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended ev-
eryone to attend and bring their bas-
ket luncheons. Cold drinks will be
served. The Grove is a particularly
delightful place to- enjoy, any outdoor
affair and especially since the attrac-
tons added through the efforts of the
Community Service. All children Of
the neighborhood are cordially re-
quested to be present and participate
= . ::
MEETING WoMANs' MISSIONARY
SOCIETY POSTPONED.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the First Baptist
church to have been held tomorrow
has been postponed on account of the
Fourth of July celebration.
= = =
= = = f-.
NEW CITY -HlMBLE CLUB WITH
MRS. j. 3. GUTTMAN THURSDAY.
The New City Thimble Club meets
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with Mrs. John B. Guttman as hostess
at her home, 1112 E. Mallory-st.
:: :: =
MEETING LADY SWANS
POSTPONED.
The regular meeting of the Lady
Swans to have been held tomorrow on
account of the Fourth of July cele-
bration has been postponed until
Monday, July 10.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-04
SURPRISE PARTY.

Mr.. Simpson Fritch was completely
surprised Friday night at his home
when a number of his boy and pirl
friends gathered to wish him many
happy returns of the day in honor OF
his 21st birthday. Many games were
played during the evening, among
them progressive peanuts, Miss Ir-
menia Pinney being the lucky winner
of the first prize and Mr.. Thomas
Campbell the BOBBY prize.
An ice course was served later in
the evening by Mesdames Sweeney
Wilkins. Fessler, Seeley and Misses
Leona and Hilma Fritch.
Those enjoying the evening were:
Misses Irmenia Pinney, lido Seeley,
Clara Frenkel, Lorena, Leona and Hill
ma Fritch, Anna Wilson, Leona Will
liams and Katherine Marques, Messrs.
Melvin Schotz, Willie, Hargis mad
Thomas Campbell, John Frenkel Mr..
Hopkins. Eugene Herring, Willie c.
Wheat, Robert Kerr. Charles L. Simp-
son, Stanley Sweeney, Teddy and
Charles Fritch, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
w. r. Gonzalez, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sanchez, Mrs. NJ. Frenke1. Mr.. Robert
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fritch and
the honored guests Of the occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Fessler from
Orwigsburg. Pa, now visiting Pensa-
cola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-04
IoNEs TWINS CELEBRATE
gTprHDAY WITH PRETTY PARTY

The Jones twins, elizabeth Susan
I'D Heda Bertha) delightfully."- enter
lined a number of their friends at
,bo home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Jones. 20 w. Lee-st. yes
+ordav afternoon in celebration of
heir fifth birthday. The twins birth
Iav comes on July 4, but that day
b,nnening to be Sunday this year they
hsd their celebration yesterday. The
,g-ional colors predo1n:nated with
flags and bunting effectively used.
The party was held on the spacious
Iowns where the large and beautifully
onnoiDted birthday table was placed
,,nder a canopy of paper in the nation
al colors with tiny American flags
ringing the border, later being given
~ the small guests as favors. A huge
}ir+hdav cake with five red candles
and TWO American flags unfurled in
the center formed a lovely centerpiece,
Rod white and blue flowers were used.
. dainty ice course and confections
1,ore served, Mrs. Jones Being assisted
Inv Mrs. Harry Ferriss, Mrs. Frank
whiting and Mrs. w. n. Lipscombe.
Two pretty features of the afternoon
,ras the fancy dancing by Sarah Vann
Anderson and singing by Jane Rice.
Among the interesting games played
vas pinning the tail on the donkey,
the prize, a box of Huyler's candy, go
ing to Baby Ferriss.
Many pretty gifts were received by
Tho twins as mementoes of the happy
dav which they celebrated with the
following little friends: Elizabeth,
Dorothy and Dozier Address, Margaret
Tovce Welles, John Holt and Edmund
Lipscomb, Elizabeth Springfield, Max
de IA Rua, Caroline Brock, Leah An
drews, Harry and Baby Ferriss, Sarah
Anne Anderson, Nome Osborne, Rob-
ert, Miller and Baby Caldwell. R S.
Berlin Gertrude Miller, Ruby McAllis-
fer Jack and Anne McAllister, James
Rice, Clyde Powers. Ava Maria Whit
ing. Robert and Virginia Arson, Fran
els Freeman, Edith Durham, Emma
Dean Holland. Bill Holland, Margaret
Schriner,