davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, Is; Philadelphia, 3.
Boston, 8; Brooklyn, ,.
Chicago, 5; Pittsburg, 2.
Chicago, ;; Pittsburg, I'D gamei
Cincinnati, Z; St. Louis 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics. 6: Washington, ,.
Chicago, l3; Detroit, 3.
Cleveland, =; St. Louis, 4.
Other teams not scheduled
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@eihdjtss3otal:
8ornferu>@ebduoe 1913 HRdtn StrdBe.
Ga GroHe, his.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-09

botten. berbei uno fragtsn 5arff:
-Bds si6t Is bier2" giner Der 0uds
ter lab auf unb iagte ldhelno: rgur
Der Ratterfdngsr pom 6amsln." Die
bcioen 9oIi3.igeuaIti9sn tdnntsn Of.
fenbar bic GeihiAte BON BEN Rat
tens uno ainberf1n9er. Sic Ia6ten
unb gingen hires Dsges.
lin e BEN american Srienas
Seroice COMMITTEE gu ermogIihsn.
Iein 2~iebesnerf, bag Bis sum /.
SUM nd6iten 3abrss ausseoe6nt
peroen piro. nod me6r ant,rerndhrs
ten ainoern uno Der StGrtung Be-
rurftigen Witteru gu 0ute tommen
gu IaHen. lit f~inan3isle llnterituBuu9
notig. BON mem ioQte ie eber gu
eriparten fein, aI5 Dor ben Gmsritas
nern? Senosn Sis J6ren 8sitrdd
an oas Imerican 5riencs Serp.cs
Committee ooer an ben S6abmeii.et
S6rer Iotalsn DIFFERENTIATION.
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In Dem 1yadblatt ,Goitur g. 9nt

~"
Fiber" mad)t Charles Grant, ebe0eln
Shriitleiter oea GIeuelauo QIain
Dealer, oerbIiiffcnoc 3ugeita10nliie.
Is iei gu beiierem &erItdll0niB Der
&eier 9leih bin5u9efilgt, ooB Der
Elalu GeaIer zines ser en1Iiiden
8latter III Nmcrita lit, oas lit nab
reno Ser ariegshpiteric ourh feline
9emclneu NcBerelen geaen gPltbilrgar
an0erer %AbitQmmung heionoers Der
porthot. ltn0 mer outQl3 beete. log
audi un0 taltate aud ionit nid1t piel.
limo Dies Qibt Qtiuer beute SIT, iloem
CT treifen0 un0 m1hrbeit5qetrell t5ol-
9en0e9 idreibt:
pSeOe 3eltmna lit nit yilgcn onrdl-
1cBt. Ter Reoaftemr finn nidDts Oaac=
gen tlrnn. Scit fiinf Sabren herridlt
cine ueitiueitc Roth an ! ati 4 d.
idfeiten in oen HlGttcrn. Die
blanfe " nhrheit ibcr lrgcnSet.
neu 8eaenitano bon Dffentlidlcm in.
tereile idlelnt pom Grobuoen Uer.
%Idpiunnofn III iein. Selbit Die Scr,
funfts5eile lit uidIt mebr Gin ;3eidlen
Der mtrflidlen Hndjriftenaneue. Die
Neulgferrca ms HnRlano, putn gal
Tan uuo pom Sosporns, mic and bic
aus MtitteleurUpa bnben ibren llr,
ipruna arORtentbeils in G~pnoon
uber limb AMI GOnSonS ieiueiliec IN.
fere1eu 5uaeitubt. Wiittbcllnngen
ii6er Die &erbaltniiie in Gnalano,
SronfretdI nnb Stalien limb pun 9rei-
iea, Die &auitreet nabe itehcn, iora-
faltig fir Tremoe Anleiben aeiiebt,
nno NO oas llrbriae herfpmmt nadl
Dem arieac, iagte SnlOmon !. GhaIc;
or madGt cine Nrmee upn q ii y
Drin, riuc Nrmee pOn 9ieben
unS cine Armee Don I roititnir.
ten"
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erideint ieOen 6reitas.

s<rausaeber: Die Observation-Disclosures
NboIf GauortdH, Yraltoeut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-09

Der Sapaner in ieinem Staate hiH-
,$bre ,3ahl hat lid in Den lebten 3ebu
,{dhren Uerooppelt uno betra8t heutc
uaqcn 10000 G0pfe. Gos ihelnt nldt
piel. o6er Die G~aliTornier iaufcn
uberaQ qegcn oieie 9lelnjigtanleno
al. 3. f. lie bege9nen ibnen bel leoer
@eidaitagclegenteit mo ichen IN oeH
@clben mnanqenehme mo ihper 81
itlaqeu0c Beid]0itsconutrrenten Der
4erQer ubcr Die .Grn0ringiinge~ &C.
MINT oui Oicic Meiie ta8lidl nel;e
HohruHg mo ergreiIt imrner Oeitere
Grciie.
@olrDcrneur Stcp6en@ erfI1rt, oil
cine &erniidnmg Ser bel0en Chill.
iationen, Der am~erjfoniIdcn mo Der
opnuiidlen mo all cine &ermiidun9
ihrer lrQQcr iei nidlt BIT oeuteu lin
Ter oieien llnit0uocu crid1eine e an
gebruft. ipGtereu SfDIerlJfeiten
uno Beidhren 0urh heutIJe Mar
reqelE p0r3Nbcllen.
0Iou maq ocn Ga@l.iornIer0 oof
pcrieM 0aB ije 6:t eefabr libertvc'-
ben. IS lit inNeIien u;dt 81 perf@t
mem. 0aB Bic M6alid)fe.t elmer ioIt)tl
@tia6r fir iudtere ,,obr}ebatc par
lieQt u.0 no2 IS nciie ieju mjlroe,
i1r non oornheretn eHtl,8eI 81 or
5ejter. 2&ir miii2u mr. aGju ait, 0F}
NaiIcutouilitte ou@i,hen. Die Yin
ucicnbeit elmer QroBen 9itl2rbeo6lte
rang bat nus Die @ennu1lG permjttsit
uno qibt ms Qentla SIT id'alicL il
0aB mir bttreiia Der %dpoler Uor'jdl-
ttQer lem iolltan.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-09
GbifagD'rr Marft=S eridt.
Gietreine . Warft.
gieh Nartt.

Gn5eiid1t5 Der Satiate. oob fiber
cine NliHjon S{inoer i'll oen outt.
itcn Gro6itI0ter oI3 nt1erful65
lno frorf t%eilinoen utr0eu; o16
m1iterh.n Sic &tu3iserana Ser 1.it.
tel. urH Nlctnit50te rieI+1t nitbt III
ciner m>ie1titA elu'tjrsren 2o1e lit;
oaG itiieE..H IN motagn I3noliten
&e3irtcG ebenfrft2 'tm2rite 5d}doi-
Qll,lGu ow.b Nranfhe,t fcit1cIteIIt
mrrcen. soGm~ mtr oare llc6er.
treibUn1 5J 1su StIlB. 0ab unge,
i51r 2l2 Viii 3neH >tttiaer Sinner
III Ben r1tHen >osrcu Sem lInter.
gang Qe1ue.at 'iao, mern nid1t 10
raid ais m51,ia fitr enc Before
G~rud9ruGa gliorat loeroen fam,
llnaeiahr, 6 Ntiuioneu Sinpar
Iiro ais ernitl;A geiI1roet SIT be.
tratten, 3um SGl haber lie ifon
idGrcrer @eiunDbeitsido0en erlit.
ten"
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Eran;0nld,cr &anonlismus.

Trnt5urldler SaHonltsmus. Sn
StroBburg liu0 Dor fur5em Stuoen.
ten Iii ol5 lluipcrliidt3gebduoe ein'
qe0rrmgcn mo baben BORT aufge.
lt1ate @crnlania . StanobiIocr ser.
tort. Gen &opi Ser @ermonia leg,
ten lie 5u iSii5cn oe5 aleber.Gent
mails ricocr, pobei lie Die Narieilai,
jP ian9en.
Sin glib 9inbsns bcIaaoigt. Qei
Den Gtra8eutdnpieH III Grc@ocn.
nnliBlid Der litlJitem miBhlnqe.
nen giiiitorputite2. Die ijd) III Der
Aobe Der WtnQlotlanmluna alb
ipielteIl, lit and en- @llo pou Gilt
0en3 ourt} etnea Utlpebri0uB be.
ido0i8t.
Ger Strcif orr 1d)nbmnder been
oct, 3pildeN Gen Sdu9moderge-
Bitten un0 Der &lultng fam cine
&erit1no!3ung bQ9m 5~lit0n0e, 0oB
AM 0eIi eriteu Sorii - HID aui oen
jDeitcu 80 Nrojent 3uid}ta9 9e3ulli
per0cn. Sejtbtr uaroeu ilir Soble
ml0 6Ied dis critet lartf Mai 80
bis $50 .un0 ais 5lueIttl ) bis q
Mari gc4dbit. IN tluer 0erloum.
Iung Ser 5;reittaotH puroe oen 4b-
motlU5&u inter Ser Goralaiepung
}ageitjnmt Dab Ser erite (0rli Irl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-09
Geutihlnno9 h1dntc$ CbicrpatOrinm.

AAAlAi}AAiS AsAAFfAAF ~N|Ni gNitp - II liE.
-
las mero9ro.o8iide Coieroato.
rilua ouf Ser lei &armiid &arteu
firdDen ~AeIcaeHen 3ulipite. Gent d.
ian05 60d1iten @ipiei fonnte in ojc
iem &a1ra moraltf Ser uErome
t1eltS" binuelit, elm \>lrbii0lm bele-
ben. PIN 20. %uHi 1900 murot Die
@etterparte e~roifuet, 5pei ,Saar-
jcbnte ibrer I0tiIfeit habel iid1
alio uImmebr geroQe eriuilt. 9a$
Cbleruatorllm nur0c uon 0cn Gr
BAUER oe5 fIndencr &uuie@. 4ont
mer5leur1t &en}, IN mltcrailiti1er
@eiie errittgt. Ter 8al erf9r0erte
10000 Mart. Ger lurm ami Ser
}u3ialte iii DaS ein;ide CbjerpQto-
rilIm 4Qngrits eriter 4loiIe u39 nit
9~oriillliteu m1ieniaQittiden &,nftru.
meutaH all5lcriitet. icit 1911 aud,
NIT elmer 0rahtloicu Citation. Sic
ueuer0inds 9pr Nfeiiun1 eIeFtriideg
&elen 0.ent.
IQ5 RlinQ air Ser 3ulIpise lit
Dem Qrttiider ,3onen al ver1lethen.
Ger @ipfel lit iniolae Ser }irfuIo-
tion@uerbdltniiie Der Quft fdlter ais
Die ireie 4tmoiphdre. Die 3uaipiBe
nat 230 @inter- uno 800 Groittoue
Die a1lte, ~beionOers empfinolid BET
Sen l,uuptIddlih aus 9Iorb un0
Nor0uejt. oft 50 SefunOenmeter
Itutfen Stii.mel. betraot ;npaiIeu
bis 80 &roo Geliius. 1os inn obpr
ausnabmeiTue. oos &,ohresuinimtm
feat bel p @rao Mnnas. SelbIt
i'm 6od,Iommer. I'M glI1uIt. linn
einile Braoe inter QuQ feline SeI.
tenbeit. 9ehouIih morm mirh ps
eben nidt off, 10 e5fo6 iiber Nuu
lit ihon Sic Nurd,idnittlih 66d,Itp
Ioaestemperotur Ter M-onnpnnnot
Mai lit ouf Ser 3u1jpjse nen, IN.
MAR 0e5 50les ,1Irft npr 9(,t1,6t
etpo Dem 9}opembcr Die 2uoinitc
nat i'm ,&uli MIR y Iroepnt Sea
QItrononiid m51Iiten Sonrer.
id)einS. i'm ,<orraar Doae1en A. Iro.
;ent. mos cine ouff1apn6p Renmrn1.
anna Ser N~oditotion ,nr Mintprs,pit
bartlett Pphrltooe bot Nortpnfir.
ten blrhihnittIi+ mr % nfe am.
Ipibe ooneopn 2l5 Bic >nmnpr.
monote inns iebr h3nfi1 nr5li1 Nor
,Sltni nat iooor 2G Nebe(toap Die
Nem5tfuno oip mit - Vro,e,rt nm
it1rfitpn Inn <,Ini n IL nit 20
l<rosent om oerinolten i'm %,arr,,or
Ser ihon IL motfrnIoie So1e ,p;Tte
0oe mon of,,,bpn fonnte ;t9Iie,,i,
idleu Ainmpl mr. iih u, h1hen
Spfbt Spr S3hn Nor i'm S,f b;s ~,
a. gro6 R3rrnp brinnen forn az
66bt ohpn sp Jpnnprotmr ni,ht Or
modt iih in, @popnteii oIs fp,,1,.rr
66ioer g2iun ie,r ,rnon1pnrm, bp
rncrfhor
9pr gSinter eridnnert Sic ni5ipu.
49, 81
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Die Sapauer
in Californian.

Yaiobrlidl geulobnt Californian
0aron, ooB 10 etlnas lple cine inpa
nIfte tSraqe beItebt, Die friIber ooer
lp1tcr einnml geloit meroen nruB, Die
Regierrng IN Maibiugton niuft &c.
mobnlid ab, I'M 81 oerbltten, oas
ole G%nliioruicr i'll Ibrcr Grrc1ung
StaataqeicBe pnllircn meldc 0rliben
III Sopan NnitoB trrcQen fonnten
Damn tpmmt elnc Eerio0c Der sc.
r%ltbigunB, non einem nelieu Mus
brud} DER iupaniein0lldlen 5timr
trunQ am Stlurn C3eon QeioIqf.
Ter fduig qclpor0cnc %cnlliormitt
Broteit iii chen mieocr loaQclailel
moroen. @%ouoerlIctr Stcpben9 bon
Californian hat oem Stuataoeparte,
ment IN 8aibinatou Sic Nothpenoil
felt nahegele9t. Ole ~r0rohcn0e @e-
fohr" 0urh oiplomotlld)e EcrhouO.
lunqen mo 0urd ltrcugcren Mus
ihlub Ser Sapancr a~biuluenoen. Nie
lid) %berataItelIt. idmebt Dor Der @ir
Jeridait oe8 meitlidtn Stoatc@ Elm
>@itiotiuantroa. oeu Aijotcu oa@
>Rrdp Der 2auoernerbunq ooer BAD,
ting ab3uipredlelt. elm Nutrna. Der
sn~aarideinIjd init grocer Viebrheit
uuggnSmmcn miro. &or <Sahrcn MAJ
IS or Neiaeruna Der caljioruildcr
Ortss uu0 Stnotbch0roCl. Die %apa.
ner 81 Den oifeHtlidlen SdliIeu gu.
5lIaIictl. mas cine Sp1nulull NIT
SSnpan herpprrief,
Stephens peIit aui Die 3unohmc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-09
ga GroIic Ben 9. <Ii 1920.

Let our object be, our Country, our
whole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that country itself become a
gast and splendid monument. not
Ut oppression and terror. but Of wis
som, Of peace, and OF liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-09
Sin 9nnocSucrbunS bnncrilter

Nietcruerc;ns nit Dem Stg III Ytuu.
den tit III Regeu2bur9 gegrlin0et
moroen. 3um &orlteeuoeu muroe
rer &~orittcu0e oe@ Ntimdlcner Qiie.
trrutreiuS ArnoIo gNpablt. Wis
hlhtlnleu plrot III Oen SdpuHlen
ieitggiegt Staiimg einc@ lojlaleu
administering mo Ntunltat
tuarutts Auabuu 0e2 Ntttttrru:a
lpitrm2 uun 0elleu 9cieeltde gIurr.
%EcumAn9. GtEtlnrmg emhettlid,tG
~lp5lnler YiietuertrdQc 0urA grim
genoeS Hedlt Hu>bnu Ser @ph
mm9SaunldH >pllclt. S~&omuua2'iir
Jorge mo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tl0r
oerung aaet Observation-Disclosures
6or0fruHg uuO auabdu ot& Eco
LuuqS. mo &ertebrHlptkRs &,tam0
nlng oe5 No0cnuuder4 ui1 Sujia
llterung oes 8obnguQapcieu> iou,e
res @rIuo uuo @oNcuE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-09

RreIie BON Der 0atp,ep GommiIIion
Gompana.
5SriIte Gier................ SO
Butter, @reamerp ........... 81
Butter, 2airQ............. SO
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Selepbou : Summer 1893.


Nbpuuen nj c nj sp rets:
~Roro.uiteru", ieoeu Dteustdg, uno
.R0rotern". ieoen 6rettag, porto
fret, beioe Bodenblattet 3ulamHlen pro
Sabr pow
Rah europa uno CANADA. ms
idliebli6 ge8su 8orausbe3alIung'
portofrei; bei0e 80denau58aben
pro 94'oo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-09

Yin beireu uuo iiheriten lit e. ods
@,elo per q o It ouDet Jung l9toueh
Oroer), Die Der Yoitmeiiter IN ben gro
fteren OrtIhditen austeleu fam, gu
ibsrienbeu. gbenio gut uno llher nm
bic grpreBG int lluu9en. nell
DE bic aeeuten in allen @gpreB9otaiio.
uen apsftelen. BeHn man bus 8elo
ser goItaHueliuug ODER per grpreBGn'
sueiIung Ihidt, lit eS nltt nothIpenotg'
Sen betreffenpeu @rief regtltriren gu ldls
fen, nenr Die aoreile oentItd] geldrleben
1T. Qegt man oagegen @anrgslo III ben
Rrief, 10 ioate oieier tets reglltrlrt tpers
Den UNI fiber 81 iejr, Dag oerlelbe r1ds
&ia anfoulmt. Sir G~eloIenoun8en IN
e~tnfathem 8riefoerihtuIie IlbernebnIen
mir teinerlci Observation-Disclosures, I'm
Scue bon abreBoeranoerungen ner9ene
Snau ia nitt, Die alte ~ebenIot9DbI tute Die
meme 8pitoffice G%u3ugebeu. penn lonlt
Eounen mir ben glauteu in Den gudern
oar uiht ftuben.
g2onen Sroers ourfen uttt, ME oaS
20 oft qeIdieHr, ais peTmeiutlihe Quit
guna aurudbehuIten ipetoeH,
Vou6ert Iiub in ben 8rtefsn bet5us
tegen.
Guittiug erfoIgt nlr burh He1herun8
ses 9dtuns auf DEM abreBitreifen.
Gau abre1ire eInfah:
.Gurbfern", Ga GrOFe, isis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-07

!, KelIogg-Irinerary of breakfast
613.2.
Mccollum-Newer knowledge of nu.
triton, s13.2.
Norton-Food and dietics, 6I3.2.
Rorer-Mrs. Rorer's diet for the
sick. 6I3.2.
Sherman-Food products, 613.2.
Taylor-War breads, 6I3.2.
Wiley-Not by bread alone. G13.2.
Cookery.
Andrea-Home canning. drying and
preserving. Gal.
Arnold-Century cook book. 641.
Bradley-Candy cook book, Cal
Christian.
christian-25O meatless menus and
recipes. Gal.
Conley-Principles Of cooking. 641.
cooper-How to cut food costs, GAL.
Cooper-New cookery. GAL.
East-Kitchenette cookery. 641.
Evans-Ay candy secrets. 641.
Farmer-Bosf0n cooking school
cook book. GAL.
Farmer-FOod and cookery for sick
and conyaIescent. Sal.
Farmer-What TO have for dinner.
s41.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-07
BooI.s for t1rerr Horne.


There is hardly a household in
Umatilia County that will not find
from five TO ten books In the follow
ing lists that would be Of special wall
ne in affairs Of the home. These
books VII 6e placed on The reading ta-
bles Of the central library where they
may be easily consulted during the
next two weeks. out OF town patrons
may secure any OF these titles by mail
BY writing or phoning to the county
library.
Home Economics.
Allen--Table service, 64S. +
Balderson-Housewf 640.
BARKER Wanted. a young woman TO
do housework. 647.
Beyier-Home economies move
ment, $50.
Campbell - Household economics.
ESQ.
Child Efficient kitchen, 64s.
Croy--iooD shorter ways around
the house. $50.
Cuuis--Making OF a housewife. $40.
Eliiott--Household hygiene. 640.
Franks-lfo Household organization for
0nr service. sac.
Frederlck-Ncw housekeeping, $40.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-07

; Fish-American Red Cross text
book on home dietetics, GAL.
Gibbs-Food for the invalid and the
convalescent, 641.
| Glover-Dame Curtsey's of salads,
sandwiches and beverages, 641.
Greenough-Better meals for less
money, 641.
Hill-Canning, preserving and jally
making, Gal.
HilI-Cook1ng for two. 641.
Hughes = Everywoman's canning
! book, Gal.
James-Catering for two. SAL.
Keen-With a saucepan over the
fire. GAL.
Kephart@Camp cooking, 641.
Kinne-Food and health, Gal.
Langdon-"Just for two, Gal.
Lincoln-.Boston cook book, Gal.
Lincoln-schooI kitchen text beck,
Gal.
Mackay-Housekeep apple book,
Gal.
Maury-Penny lunch, GAL.
Milan-Camp. cookery, Cal.
Mitchell-F1reless cook book Gal.
Murphy-American Indian corn,
GAL.
Neil-Canning. preserving and pick
ling, Gal.
Nell--Saiads. sandwiches and chat
ing dish recipes, Sal.
Powel1-Successful canning and |
preserving. 641.
Reed-Every day iuneheons, Gal.
Reed-One thousand salads. GAL.
Reed-What to have for breakfast,
64f
Robinson-Lessons in cooking
through preparation or meals, Gal.
Rockwell-save 1t for winter, Gal.
Rorer-Home candy making. 6f2. L
Rorer-Vegetable cookery and meat
641.
Everyday foods in war time.
SAL,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-07

Kinne-Equipmen for teaching do
mestie science. $40.
Kinne-Foods and household man
sagement, $40.
Pattson-Principles of domestic en-.
gineering, $40.
Prince-Letters to a young house
keeper, $40.
Rfchards-Cost of living, $40.
chardson-Adyentu in thrift,
$40.
sheaffer-Household accounting and
economies, $40.
Business of the household.
640.
Terhune-Houseke week, GAO.
Food and Dietics.
Biree-True food values and their
low costs. 613.2.
Brewster-Nutrition Of the house
hold 613.2.
Eat and be well, eat and
get well 613.2.
Corparo-Art of living long. s13.2.
Frederksen-Sfory OF milk. 6I43.
Hawk-What we eat and what hap
pens to it, 613-2.
Hogan--How to feed children. 6f3.2.
KelIogg-Food problems, sI3.2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-07
Craddock-care of babies e4e.

Craddock-Care of babies. $40.
| Delano--Amer. Red Cross text boob
ION elementary hygiene, 649.
Griffith-Care of tho baby GAO.
Harrison-Home nursing, 649.
Holt-Care and feeding of children,
649.
Hutchinson-we and our children.
649.
Maccarty--Hygiene for mother and
child, 649.
oppenheim-care of the child in
health, $40.
Ramsey-Infancy and childhood,
649.
Tweddell-How to take care of the
baby. 649.
Wheeler--The baby, 649.
Wheeler-Young mothers hand
book $40.
school Hygiene.
Bulkley-Feeding of school chill
dren. n.371.7.
Ciark--Physical training for the ele-
mentary schools, 613.7.
Dresslar-jchool hygiene, All.
Rapeer-E hygiene, 371.7.
Terman-Hygiene of the school
child, 371.7.
(See also)
Maury-Penny lunch, cal.
House Plans.
Reyier--The house, 1928.
Bevier-Book of little houses, 72s.
Butterfield-Book of house plans.
1928.
Comstoek-Bungalows, camps and |
mountain houses 72S.
Desmond-Building home, 72s.
Dodd-The healthful farmhouse,
2s.
Embury-Livabe house, 72S.
Howes Building by builder. 72s.
Howes-Inexpensiye homes Of indl-
iduality, 72s.
Robinson--Domestic architecture,
rs,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-07
sanders-Farm buildings, 7ss.

Sanders-Farm buildings, T2s.
Saylor-Bungalows, 72S.
Saylor-Distinctiv homes OF mod
crate cost, 72S.
Homes for workmen, 72S. e
Squires-TIollow tile house, 72S.
Stckley-Craftsman homes, 726
White-Successful houses, 72S.
Wilson-Bungalow book, 72S.
Home Furnishing.
Daniels-Furnishing OF a modest
home, 645. Haf
Dyer-Handbook of furniture styles,
749.
Overture of the antique, 749.
kellogg-Home furnishing, practi-
cal and artictic, 645.
Northend Colonial homes and 4
their furnishings. 4.
Parson-Interior decoration.
Priestman-Art ana economy In
home decoration. 747.
Priestman Handicrafts in the
home. TAT.
Quinn-Planning and furnishing th2
home, TAT.
Rolfe--Interior decoration for the 8
small home, 645.
ackleton-Adventures in home
making, Gas.
WalIick-Inexpenslv furnishings In
good taste, GAS. #f
wheeler-Prlnciples of home dec
,ration, 749.
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Smedley-Institutio recipes, GAL.
Soyer-Paper bag cookery, GAL.
Stern-Food for the worker, 641.
Wade-Book of corn cookery, GAL.
Wiley-1001 tests, Gal.
| Williams-Dainties for home mar.
ties, GAL.
Willams-Sunday suppers, GAL.
Williams-Chemistry of cookery
GAL.
Clothing.
Baldt-CIothing for women SAG.
/ Banner-Household sewing with
home dressmaking. 646.
Bolmar-Art in dress, 646.
Claydon-Needlewor without spec
linens. GAG.
F'uller-Constructive sewing, 646.
Hapgood- School needlework. SAG.
Johnson-Art and practice of nee
dlework. GAG.
Klickmann-Beautiful crocret on
household linen. 646.
Klickmann-Modern knitting book
$40.
Laughlin - Complete dressmaleer,
Winterburn-Principles OF correct
dress, $40.
Textiles.
Dooley-TeXtiles Tor commercial, in
dustrial evening and domestic art
schools. 677.
<inne-Shelter and clothing, 677.
Nystrom-Textiles 677.
Turner-Study of fabrics, 677. !.
Woolman-Textiles, 677.
Worst-Foot power loom weaving,
677.
Laundry.
Chambers-Guide to laundry work, |
u.s.
Macleod-Housekeep handbook |
Il cleaning, 64s.
Wetenhall-Practical laundry work
or home and school, 64s.
Children.
comstock-Mothercraft, $40,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-07
FOURTH FnRE vICrTsf DIES

BOISE. oct. ia. PIP. E.
Pearsons is dead. the fourth victim
Of the Robinette fire,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-07
SOMETHING ABOUT DRESS
GOODS

Did you know that we are Pendeton's
agents for the famous Botany Worsted Mills
Dress Goods, one of the largest mills in the U.
S. making high grade all wool cloths for
dresses and suits? The Epingle, Fran, Tri-
cotine, Broadcloth and French Serges are the
best possible qualities that you can buy at the
price. Shown row in all the leading shades of
brown, blue, green, etc. Prices are from the
yard .............. $3.50 to $3.50
WOOL PLAIDS FOR SKIRTINGS
and lots of them in the prettiest colors you
ever saw, 81 inches wide at the yard $500 to
$780,
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FRENCH General 10 Aid wranrcI

French General 10 Aid Wrangcl
COPENHAGE EN-, oct. IA. P.)--
General Weygand OF France left for
south Russia to take supreme CON-
Igand OF General Wransels troops,
says the Tidende. F
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-07
A Splendid Quality of
CEORGETTE CREPE

40 inches wide in colors of navy, white,
brown, pink, coral copen, green, purple, etc
Worth $2.25 qd. Special sale price yard $1.49
For Underwear and -Blouses This
CREPE DE CHINE AT Sl.98 I'D.
is especially adapted. Full 40 inches wide and
of good quality, worth more. Special price
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-12

Buy in Maysville. 1t pays.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-12
HIS OWN BOSS CAME FIRST.

A boy dashed into a. brokers' office
with news bulletins. AS he turned to
leave a member of the firm called out
Here, you seem to have some pep
Geet me box of cigars in the lobby
and keep teh change"
The boy hesitated, although a Sc
bank note was thrust into his hands
Finally he stammered 81 would like
to get you cigars, but we are short o.
boys, and have big route to cover
I'll come back when l deliver these
bulletins. With that he left the of
flee.
Are you going to wait until he re
turns?' asked a customer.
you bet l am" replied the broker
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-12

A suggestion has been made that all
women who at any time in their ca
reers have earned a livelihood as typ
lists shall contribute toward fund for
the erection of a monument to Lath-
am Sholes. inventor of the typewriter,
whose remains for twenty-eight years
have rested in an unmarked grave In
a cemetery In Milwaukee.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-12
OC00CG0G G G coo G
6 ELECTION COMMENT. 6
100000 G G 9 g G G
POindexter Put EN- Over.

Washington, No. 10. = One OF the
agreeable surprises of the Republicans
as a result of the recent election was
the overwhelming victory in the con-
test for control of the Senate. There
was full confidence Of the result oil
the Presidential contest all through
the campaign, but the Democrats cen
tered their efforts on the Senate
where the Republicans had control by
a margin of only one Senatorship. In
a number of states the fight was close
Under the leadership Of Senator Miles
Poindexter, chairman of the Repub-
lican Senatorial Committee, the Sen
atorial campaign was carefully plan
ned and efficiently conducted, with the
result that the Republicans won a
number Of seats that few people
thought could be secured. The Re
publicans will have good working
majority in the next Congress, in both
houses.
A Well-Deserved Victory.
The big victory won by Senator Al
bert B. Cummins, of Iowa, has beer
especially gratifying to the Repub
licans. To Senator Cummins, as
Chairman Of the Interstate Commerce
Committee, fell the chief work O
drafting the final form of the railroad
bill and taking the lead in the legis
lative proceedings by which it was en-
acted. Cummins was the author o
the anti-strike clause, which, together
with the provisions for board OF ad
Indication, created an agency for thu
settlement of disputes without resor
to strikes and interruption of traffic
Because of his stand on that subject
Cummins was made object of specia
attack by the radical labor leaders
who hoped to secure his defeat ant
thereby a demonstration of their pow
err Cummins won an unprecedented
victory, indicating that the voters o
Iowa appreciate faithful service TO
the common good.