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LONDhA, ~ Jec.-O mlScare
calculate de catre organizatorii eli
de a pune intreaga forta munci-
torimei' organizate din Anglia in
sprijinul autodeterminarii Irlandei
inceput ell un congress special
convocat, al parlamentarilor parti-
dului muncitoresc, dupa ce citiva
dintre membrii comisiei de anche-
ia, care mers in Irlanda sc in
vestighcze conditiile de acolo, au
spus ce all aflat.
S'a votat motiune prin care
guvernul este provocat Sc desminta
acuzele ce Sc aduc de aceasta CO.
misie de ancheta, referitor la repre-
salii 81 ultrajele comise de fortele
cOroanei.
Acest congress fost tinut ca un
preliminar al luptelor ce vor fnce-
pc, ca o rislieare lie ccrtina cam=
paniei ce sc va duce pentru auto
determinarea Irlandei de catre
muncitorii organizati, ca o indica-
tie opozitiei fata de politica gu
vernului fata de Irlanda.
d. A. G. Cameron, presedintele
congresului de All, la deschiderea
lungei discutii asupra raportului
comisiei de ancheta, caracterizat
acest rapport al comisiei ca "cea
mai serioasa acuzA adusa contra
,nctoadelor engleze in incercarea
dc a guvcrna Irlanda, carl s'au
facut pima acum."
Vorbitorul spus ca fclul in ca
re Sir Hamar Greenwood, secreta-
rul Irlandei a cvadat aceasta ches-
tune in casa comunelor reflecta
discreditarea lui 81 a easel comune-
Tor.
D. Cameron a adaugat: "Ca un
resultat al purtarii Angliei fata
de Irlanda, All Marea Britanie nu
are nici un prieten in aceasta lu-
me.'
0 alta resolutie votata Gu o ma
re majoritate delegation parla-
mentari della acest congress, aproba
declaratia facuta de catre parla-
mentarii partidului muncitoresc
referitor la "ultrajele facute in
numele republication irlandezi 81
represaliile servitorilor coroanei. y
Delegatii si-au exprimat salts.
factia fata de 1ncercarile facute de
aceasta comisie de ancheta de a pu.
tea CONVINCE ambele parti de a
pune un armistitiu 81 apoi sa SC
inceapa negotiable intre guvern
81 representantii alesi al poporului
irlandez.
Motiunea sugereaza urmatoarele
haze possible pentru negotiable q
aplanarea chestiunei inrlandeze:
Intii: Retragerea tuturor forte
lor> armate; douG, punerea res
ponsabilitaffi pentru mentineres
ordinei asupra authorization locale
irlandeze 81 q treia, q sc face ale
geri imediat de representanti car
sc compuna constitute pentrr
Irlanda asa cum doreste poporu
irlandez, care insa sa fie supusi
numai Ia doua conditii 81 anime
protejarea minoritatilor din aces
tara 81 darea de garantM Cd Irlan
da va Fl fmpedecata de constitute
ei a nu deveni 0 primejdie naval
81 militara pentru Marea Britanie
Brig Gen. G. B. Thompson car
9 insotit aceasta comisie de anche
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
TlMPUL Sc VA INCALZI

De la Institutul MeteorolOgic
Sc anunta Cd i'm curind timpul Sc
va incalzi. Alaltaseara s'a anun-
bat ca frigul care va vizita scea-
sta parte, va tine numai cfte-va
ore, lar dupa aceia un vfnt de Ia
sud va aduce ondulatii mai calde.
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ANUL xv.-No. 3o2..
DarlInatOrii de firl1le
Gu pR1LEJuL AN1vERsAR11 uN1R1

lupta deschisa pentru rccucerirca
a ccea-ce ne apartine. NJ prin
asuprire 81 prin ordonanIe vexa.
tori, ci prin forta noastla de po.
por Gu vlaga, pr!n primenirea fl
reasca a oraselor Gu populatia
curat romineasca a satelor din
prejur.
De sigur, Cd aceasta cucerirc
nu Sc poate face intr 'un an sau
intr 'un deceniu. Oar trebue sa ne
domolin nerdIbdarea de a yedea
dintr'o data schimbat ceea7ce s'a
cristalizat in curs de veacuri.
Daca ne desbracam de pesi
mismlrl care caracterizeaza pe a.
titia la moi, atunci va trebui sd
recunoaStem ca orasele ardelene
merg meet, dar sigur, spre romi-
nizarea inevitabila. Deunazi tre-
ceam pc strada, in Plata Unirii,
MaieStri timpiari lucrau inca la
o vitrina, lar pc geam era lipit;i
hlrtie cu inscriptia: ''Aici Sc
va muta peste citeva zile firma
N. N. din Bucuresti'' Doua dame
elegante din aristocratia ungu-
reasca, Sc opresc 81 citesc. 20
noua pravalie romineasca f q
zecea in centrull oraSului, In cite-
va luni..' zise una catre cealaltl
81 incepu sd le insire. E bine sd
asculti 81 ce zic Un-urii, ca sa-Ii
dai seama de marea prefacere ce
"A sufcr;tsosGtsjiIiedc iii s11 u !, Ct
matate incoace. Abba cinl citesti
in gazetele din Budapesta, ceea-
ce scriu correspondence lor din
Cluj despre progresul rapid lie
rominizare al acestui oras, GU
atitea cetati culturale 81 financial
re romineSti. observi, merglnd pc
strada, ca All auzi tot att de
multi vorbindu-se romineste ca 81
ungureSte, pc cind Gu un an ina
inte abba auziai o vorba romi-
neasca. =.
Pravalia romineasca a cutar,li
Marginean intr'una din pieteie
Clujului de sig,r o achizitie ma
tionala mai mare de cit zeci dc
pravalii GU firma romineasca, dar.
Gu negustori streini. Grija prlma-s
riei 81 a proprietarilor de case
Romini, ar trebui sd fie sa inles-
neasca la cit mai multi negllstori
romfni sd sc aSeze in oraSele ar
delene, ca sd la lupta Gu prtvile,
giatii de ieri, printr'o concurenta
fatisa 81 dreapta Aici tocmai c
partea noastra slaba. 0 multlms
de Romini Gu dor de munca 81 cu
pregatire umbla, de luni de zile,
sd capete I'm local de pravalie i'll
Cluj. fara sd isbuteasca al gasi,
pc cind aproape in fiecare sapta-
NINA vezi ca I'M strein izbuteste
sa deschida 'ba % pravalie, ba o
cafenea sau un restaurant nOll-
Cind iai informatii, auzi ca noul
negustor a VENT din alte parti 81
nu are nici macar dreptul dc ce-
tatenie la moi.
Sextil Puscariu
Professor universitar, membru al
Academiei Romine.
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lie cite OH Vrc-un prleten DIN
vechiul Regat ma cauta la Ouj 81
mcrg GU el prin strazile oraSului,
pc care-l vede intiia CARA, aud din
gura lui stereotipul: cum de su-
feriti firmele astea unguresti? Ell
Sc mira de indiferenta noastra 81
nu-si poate explica cum de moi
toleram, acum cind am devenit
sta,pini pc pamintsll stramosesc,
lrmele acestea vadite ale domi-
natiunii streine de odinioara.
Mirarea prietenilor mel expli-
cabila. Venind sd cunoasca mai
de aproape Ardealul rominesc, ii
isbeste infatisarea ungureasca
sau saseasca oraSelor lui. Vorba
streina pe care aud pc strada 81
mai ales firmele streine pc carl &c
citeste la tot pasul, ii FAC sd Sc
creada intro tara streina. E in
puterea noastra ca sd schimbam
- cum au facut'o bunaoara Ceho
slOvacii printr'o ordonanta,
fo'tata la nevoie de opinia pu-
blica romineasca a oraSelor, care,
unui strein care viziteaza noile
provincii allpite, trebue Sal dea
de glndit. De ce mai intIrziem
sau ne multumim Gu nlasuri de
iumatate, 81 acum inca, dol ami
dupa Alba-Iulia?
TotuSi, tinuta Ardelenilor fata
de aceste firme si..inscriptii strel-
ne, nu sc reduce numai la negli-
jenta sau indiferenta 81 Gu att:
mai putin la lipsa de cunostinta
nationala, precum li-se pare uno-
IA. Ea corespunde, la unii, unei
convingeri intemeiate, la cei mai
multi unui instinct polite care,
la drept vorbind, a fost calauza
noastra cca mai credincioasa III
anil din urlna.
Toleranta noastra fata de SEM
nele eXterioase a.c sap alrei u,.-
guresti, Sc explica tocmai fiind-ca
toata politica Ungurilor, sub care
am suferit att de cumplit 81 pc
care am vazut-o naruindu-se peste
noapte, s'ar putea caracteriza
prin cuvintele: darimatori de fir
me. Am vazlt, in deceniile din
ur1na, cum una dupa alta au fost
date jos inscriptiile romlnesti de
pc strait, de la marginea comu.
nelor. de pc scolile noastre con-
fesionale, ETC., 81 dnlocuite Gu in
scriptii unguresti. Fie-care ordo-
nanta noua, prin care Mise meal
ca dreptul de a ne manifesto ca
ceea-ce suntem, lie dadea un cutit
prin inima 81 he indlrjea i'll
lupta noastra de resistenta. Cind
liceeniior din Brasov lisa inter
iizis sa mai poarte pangliea trico-
lora pc chipiu, moi am cuslt tri-
colorul pc fundul chipiului, inclt
il vedcam de cite orr salutam GU
ell; lar cind VENT ordin sal i'll
departam 81 de pc captusala, =
1 am purtat in inima.
Greseala politica Ung,lrilor a
fost, ca, vazind in Ardeal inscrip-
til 81 firme unguresti, eli credeau
Cd de fapt, Ardealul unguresc.
i Ideea aceasta fost att de
multi 81 consecvent infiltrata prin
scoli 81 prin presa la Ell, inc5t 81
astazi o parte mare din Unguri1
de dincolo de lisa, carl nu Gu
nose regiunile acestea, sunt con.
vinsi ca Ardealul o tara cu pO
Ilpulatie ungreasca.
| In greseala aceasta de sinama
! gire nu vote sd cadem 81 moi.
/ Firmele unguresti din orasele
noastre ardelene, sd ne fie un We
Clinic memento, Cd aici, ul1de toatt
sfortarile materiale 81 intelec,
tuale ale unui stat imperialist
| tindeau sa creeze citadele ale ma
ghiarismului,s avem - cucerin
teren. In locvca sd da1fmam firms
81 sa train fara griji, Sd dan
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Architect, core q inveatdt Nn SIS
tenn de case carl ou fost donate
Fruntei dc cdtre d. Il. j. CaldreN
din Nc,c York. Toate bucdtile de
pi0trG 81 cement din cldtltrile rui.
nate cor f., prin saoal pxQces, wtih-
cate la clGdireu casel0r.
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Lucratorii eng|ezi
vor ajuta |r|andei
PROVOACA GUvERNUL Sc DESMINTA
CELE RELATATE IN RAPORTUL
COMISIUNEI MUNCITORIl0R
B U L E IN

DUBLIN 20 Dec.-Fortele miltare au facut
sere de raidur 81 cercetari domicare locuitoror 81
stabilimenteor de afaceri din Dublin In plata Rut
land 500 de solda facut cerceta din casa in casa
La vre-o douazeci de tinari au fost arAstat
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PENTRU MONUMENTAL
EcATERINA TE000R0lu

Suma cea din urlna: 1886. IS
Ayiron Groza, So. Omaha,
Nebrasca ............ 100
loan Boca, So. Omaha,
delphia, Ohio ........ 100
Total $1358. "a
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Total ........ $1358. 80
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
DC WELCOMES
GEORGIA PARTY
Governor Dorsey Says Tour
Ended Here to Make Cap
ital the Dessert.

Assembled In the red room Of the
New willard. Gov. Hugh N. Dorsey.
Of Georgia. anae125 prominent citi-
xens from his State were officially
welcomed to the National Capital
by Commissioner Hendrick at a
luncheon arranged in their honor
yesterday by. the board of directors
Of the Washington Chamber Of Com
merce.
Gov. Dorsey replied to .Commis-
sioner Hendricks address Of well
come. He told the gathering that
his party had saved the National
Capital for their last stop because
they wanted to save their dessert
until last.
Visits were made by the Georgians
to the White House and the Bureau
Of Standards. More than s15o.oo0.-
600 in capital was represented by
the Georgians. They left Washing
ton at $3.50 o'clock for Atlanta.
During the "trip day each has
been spent at Cincinnati. Pitts
burgh. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Bos-
ton and New York. An industriai
program in the South, in which
Georgia will lead in development of
the natural resources of the section.
is expected to result from the tour.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
Brother, Taken
For a Burglar,
Badly Wounded

SUFFOLK, va. Nov. 24.--Mistak-
ing his brother for burglar, Ra-
leigh Luter fred bullet through
the back door of his home last
night which lodged in the breast
of Clayton Luter. who was trying
to enter his home. The wounded
boy. 10 years old. Is, said to be
in a serious condition.
Clayton Luter came home about
10 o'clock last evening whsle his
sister was entertaining her Sunday
school class in the front room. Not
wishing to disturb them. he went
around to the back door. His
brother who had been asleep. heard
a noise. and believing burglars were
trying to force an entrance. he
seized pistol and. without stop
ping to investigate. fred.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
ACTRESS THER
OWN DESIGNER.
Eleanor Harte. Gayety'S Star,
Delights in Keeping Her
Things Tidy. y

Miss Eleanor Harte. q principal
at the Gayety this week. Is one
actress, at least. who prides herself
upon the appearance Of her Dress
ing room. The interviewing re-
porter yesterday was SO impressed
with It's tidy. condition that he ven-
tured TO ask whether she employed
a maid to keep things orderly.
mo" replied Miss Harte. Il feel
that my dressing room Is my home
and the hardest thing / do In my
life is to keep my theatrical home
tidy. / employ no maid and very
often am the last one to leave the
Itheater because remain after each
performance to. replace my gowns
to their rightful place"
In her spare time, Miss Harte de-
lights in designing her gowns. Once
in her dressing room each article
of her makeup Is returned to, its
proper place after use. and as a re-
suit. when she happens to be de-
layed. 1t takes but little time to don
her Happiness clothes"
Miss Harte Is q protege of Prof.
Debernyz of New York, and before
her entrance into burlesque. toured
all the 'big-time" vaudeville cir
cults. being prominently featured as
a singer.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
La SALE srIER nEcITAL.

Washington concert patrons will
have the opportunity Thursday eve
ming. December 2, at $3.50 o'clock.
OF hearing the recital debut in this
city Of La Sale Spier. concert pian-
ist, q former resident of the Ma
tional Capital, who recently return
ed to this county after extensive
training at the Asnds OF great, mas
ters OF Europe, having been az pupil
OF Rafael Joseffy and Richard Bur-
mcister.- The concert will be under
the local management, Of T. Arthur
Smith.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
Flying Weather.
Local Temperature.

Highest, y; lowest, IT.
Relative hamiditS-At q. m, 81; D.
m, IS; p. m, 50.
Rainfall Is p m. to p. M. o.
Hours Of Sunshine. 0.l
Per eent>Of possible suhshine. o.
Departures From Normal.
Accumulated deheiency~o Of temperature
since January 1, 1890. los.
Excess Of temperature since November /,
l020. IL.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since January 1, 1920. .. 50.
Excess of precipitation since November /,
1870, 0.S3., -
Temperature same date last year-High-
est. ~; lowest, 81.
Other Temperature
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
COLUMBIA.

The seventh great super-program
of the season win be inaugurated at
Loew's Columbia Theater next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock with
George Melford's production. BE-
hold My Wife," adapted from Sir
Gilbert Parker's famous novel of
Canadian and English life, as the
featured attraction. The scenario
is by Frank Condor anAi the brilliant
cast Of players includes Mabel JuIf-
enne Scott. Milton Sills, Elliott Dex-
ter. Winter Hall. Helen Dunbar and
others.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
STRAND.

At the Strand next week. begin
ming Monday, Josie Flynn's Fashion
Minstreis" with septette of clever
and charming girls, will be the
include Cowboy williams and Daisy
in Western frolic; Lee Mason ana
Stan Scott in a song revue: Pearl
Abbott and Company in "Silyer
Threads; Tom Mahoney in AT a
Hod-Carriers' Meeting" and Shirley
Mason in her latest William Fox
production, Girl of My Heart"
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
ID. F. KEITH's.

Next week at B. F. Keith's, Marie
Cahill. musical comedy star. in Ca
hillisms." will head the bill. Frank
lyn Ardell and Company in comedy:
Wilton Sisters; Tim and Kitty
OMeara in dance sensations; Jack
aBinney. raconteur; Jones and Green
lee in What Did You Dor; Dare
BROTHERS in gymnastics: Frank
Shields. western cowboy; Topics of
the Day" and kinograms complete
the bill.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
GARRICK.

"Heigh-Ho' comes to the GarricK
next week. heralded as a musical
offering. 1t is a love story with
lyrics that afford Thomas Conkey.
the featured singer, many oppor-
tunities to charm. The Peacock
Dance" and The Dance of the
Amazons" are announced as extra
ordinary numbers. The cast in
cludes Fern Doubleday. Henry Rad
ford Allen, Eugene Lockhart, author
of the book and lyrics, and others.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
MrrRopoLrrAN.

beginning next Sunday afternoon,
the Metropolitan viii offer Metros
scper-production OF William Huri-
butts play. BODY and Soui,- with
Alice Lake as star. II relates the
extraordinary experiences of
young American art student in the
Latin Quarter OF Paris who becomes
the victim Of dual personality the
supplementary attraction will bs
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
PALACE,

The Furnace" the seasons most
pretentious production. revealing a
powerful drama of. matrimonial ex-
istence, featuring Agnes Ayres, Je-
rome Patrick, Theodore Roberts,
Milton Sills. Mayme Kelso and
others, begins a weeks run at
Loew's Palace Theater next Sunday
afternoon as the feature of the
photoplay program at that play
house '-The Furnace" was adapted
from the book Of the same name by
PAN" scenarized by Julia Craw-
ford Ivers and directed by william
d. TAYLOR as a Reaiart production.
A splendid array of added screen
and mus.cal attractions will supple-
ment the featured Offering.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
POLLS

A return engagement Of Betty
Be Good" the cyclonic musical COM
edy. will take place at Polls The
ater next week starting Tuesday
evening. Catchy turns and merry
songs are features. Aileen Poe,
Eddie Garvie and the cast. chorus
and production seen during its New
York run will be seen at Polls this
week.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
BELASCO.

"Irene," the smart musical com.
edy. will be seen at the Belasco neSt
week beginning Monday. James
Montgomery has provided a brilliant
book. and the score and lyrics are
by Harry Tierney and Joseph McCar-
thy. The piece was staged by Ed
ward Royce, of the Gayety Theater.
London.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
RIALTO.

No announcement has been made
as to the forthcoming production at
Moore's Rialto Theater but In view
Of the popular approval accorded the
current showing Of "Kismet with
Otis Skinner in the stellar role,
there is every indication that the
attraction will be held over for an
other seven days.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
GAYETY.

A two-act musical revenue, Here,
There and Everywhere" is the en-
tertainment provided by THE Best
Show in Town" next weeks attrac-
tion at the Gayety. Several SUR
prise specialties" are to be intro
duced. The cast of the organization
includes Frank Hunter. Florence
Rother, Clarence Wilbur, Virginia
Ware. Gussie White. Ethel Costel-
10, Charles Wesson, Lou Turner and
a score of fascinating choristers.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
Frien6s Shot XIII, Hunter.

HARRIsoNBURG, Va. Nov. "a
Roy Foley. "a years old, is dead
as a result of being accidentally
shot yesterday afternoon while
hunting with friends.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
TARAsoyA CONCERT.

Nina Tarasova, the dramatic Rus
sian singer, will appear at the Sec
ond of the Ten Star concert attrac-
tions- offered by T.. Arthur Smith,
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the. New National Theater. She will
be assisted by Helen Ware, violinist
and Lazar Weiner at the piano.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
The Weather
rsr.c... for To-day and Tomorrow.

Forecast for Teddy and Tomorrow.
For the District Of Columbia and Mary
land-Cloudy today md probably tomorrow;
no change In temperat ture; moderate west
and northwest winds.
For yirginia-Fair In south, cloudy In
Lorth portion today and tomorrow; moderate
northwest winds
Flying Weather.
Zone No. North Atlantic statesI-3ad
flying weat ther TO-DAY; low clouds; possibly
light rains or SHOWS over north and west
portions: fresh northerly winds at surface
and aloft.
Zone No. middle Atlantic states)-Gen-
erally bad flying weather today; low clouds.
probably light rains and SHOWS over north
aid west portion; moderate northwest winds
at surface; moderate west northwest winds
ploft.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
FOLLY.

Jimmie Cooper and his Beauty
Revue" comes to the Folly Theater
next week. During the two big acts
there is not an idle moment for
principals or chorus. Tuneful melo-
dies, catchy music and laughable
antics of half q dozen comedians
are features of the performance.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
GARDEN.

Next week will bring to Moore's
Garden, Lois Weber's latest Para
mount-Artcraft special production.
ITO Please One Woman" a melo-
drama. a romance, and a thrilling
spectacle all in one. Gorgeous set
tings and costuming feature the
production. Gordon Griffith. Claire.
Windsor, Mona Lisa and others ap-
pear in the principal roles.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
CRANDALL's.

Beginning with today's perform
ances and continuing for the re-
naming days of the current week.
Crandall's will show vitagraph's
latest starring vehicle for Alice
Joyce, The Vice OF Fools" For the
first four days of next week, begin
ming Sunday, "HeIrs Oasis" will be
featured. Beginning Thursday and
continuing for the balance of the
week will be shown Burglar Proof
the new Paramount comedy-drama
in which the foremost role is played
by Bryant Washburn.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
KNICKERBoCKER.

Bryant Washburn will be seen in
Burglar Proof" at Crandall's
Knickerbocker 4Theater today and
tomorrow. The subsidiary feature
will be "One Week." starring Buster
Keaton. Saturday only. Eileen
Percy will be seen in Beware of
the Bride Sunday and Monday,
Body and Soul" Metro by William
Hurlbut. starring Alice Lake. will
be shown. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Allan Dwan's production of Tn the
Heart of a Foor will be the attrac-
tion. Friday and Saturday, Wanda
Hawley will pc seen in Food For
Scandal" On Saturday only, will be
shown Cupid. the Cowpuncher,"
starring VIII Rogers.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
Coming to the
Thedters
NATIONAL.

Henry Miller and Blanche Bates
will begin a weeks engagement at
the National Theater next Monday
evening in THE Famous Mrs Fair"
the four-act play by James Forbes.
The play comes to Washington with
the original cast intact. including
Margalo Gilmore. Jack Devereaux.
Kathleen Comegys. Robert Strange
and Virginia Hammond.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25

provided by Larry Semon, in his
latest two-real farce, The Suitor."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-03

NHA
pains in my side and
back and also head
aches, and got so
weak l could not do
anything. I t o o k
Lydia L. Pinkham's
Y ege ia BILE G o m :
pound and soon ,elt
better. Now l am
married and have
two little boys. Be-
fore the first one
came | was weak
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-03

The man who boasts of his willing
ness TO do his duty at all times is usu-
ally the first to try to dodge it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-03

is in her name is also given to her
with clear title.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-03

of work and that this has cut down
the number of recruits.
Walter Kirkpatrick left this morn
Ing for Pilot Rock after spending Sum
day In Pendleton. Jean kirkpatrick,
editor OF the Pilot Rock record and
III. G. Kirkpatrick, In charge of the
bargin basement OF The Peoples
Warehouse, are sons of Mr.. Kirkpat-
rick.
Harry Minnis arrived in Pendleton
today for a visit with relatives here.
He Is employed by tho government.
Bert Campbell. who is in the auto
mobile business in Yakima, is in PEN
dleton for a visit with Mrs. Rose
Campbell. his mother. He motored
here.
a. r. Knight returned on Saturday
after a business visit in Portland.
r. RI. Banfield reformed Saturday
after a business trip to Portland, in
time to GO to Baker to attend the Ma
sonic ceremonial In that city.
Charles Norris, who was formerly In
the harness business at Athena, Is
Pendleton visitor today. He now re-
sides at walia Walia.
Boone Watson, one of the pioneer
residents OF Gibbon. is in Pendleton
to-day. Mr.. Watson is In the ware
house business at Gibbon.
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l.. L. McDhnieis, who was formerly
supervisor of the Wenaha forest. Is
again entering the employ OF Uncle
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-03
CORA CLARK HOSTESS

Miss Cora Clark was hostess for
party given at her home Friday even-
ing The living room was decorated In
purple and red while bouquet OF tu-
lips and daffodiles decked the dining
table. The guests who enjoyed Miss
Clark's hospitality included. Prudence
GRAY. Winnifred Clark. Beatrice Scott,
Juanita Brown, Doris Suftin. Mary
shaefer. Jean Frazier. Agnes Belvelle'
Mary Edith Winters, Francis Ross
and Jack Clark, --...-.----