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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
.eoNTRABANDIsTA BAJo FIANzA

Aver tarde las autoridades de .Adua-
ma sorprendieron a los individuos
Francisco Cintr6n Aurelio yalentfn,
boteros, de San Juan. en- los momentos
que sacaban del vapor eddie una doce-
ma de botellas de brandy en- un saco.
Llevados ante el Comisionado de los
sEstades Unidos Ledo. Crosas. lie exi-
sjio a cada uno quinientos dolares de
fianza hasta que Sc celebre ell iuicio
-pteliminar IS
Aun no ha podido prestar fianza
ninguno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
MANANA LLEGA UN TRANSPORTH
DEL G0BIERNo

FL Comandante Nadal ha reci6ido
.un aerograma, ihformandols que ell
transporte de la armada americana,
.Cantighy, llegara a este puerto mama
ma proeedente de New York.
FL Santa Leonofd salio ell dfa Is
de New Orleans, via Zona del Canal,
Y Sc espera que llegue a este puerto
ieI dfa %.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21

| PerSista ell Seflor Pedro AgITdO, en-
siis mobiles empefios de acercar al Pa
lace la socfedad que puede apreciar 10
que valen representa- esas reunio-
mes que estamoseguras que ella res
ponder5 atrafda natuTalmente por la
iesquisitez del tono de las comidas-bai-
Eles. en- ell Rof Garden del Hotel Palace,
td0nle ell ntfmerO de shs 'visitantes es
ttail distinguido.
COMO DIJIMOS san
| .ea nuestro "Desfile" anterior, en-
barcaron en- busca de amplios horizon
tesy para stIsI may yqress estudios, Lila
| y Cristobal Real, Sin que pudiera a
Ultima bora acompanarlos su, gentil
Ii1ernaassf sara,
/ Impossible fue despedirse personal
Emente ,de todas sns amistades en-
tnombre de su seiIora madre nuestra
eXcelente amiga Ines Eehevarrfa de
Real, 10 hacemos hoy sintiendo no ha-
ber potlido dejar cumplido sus hijos
ese carihoso deber de amistad.
Ell Ola "a
Las Mercedes, debieran recibir to-
das las que pedimOs al cielO para elias,
pafticularizando nuestras queridas
anigas ilrstrRda sefiNrita Mercedes
Sofa, la bella sonora Infante de Ribot
" la encantadora nina Mercedes Guerra
Cobian.
| Que Ell dfa de sus recuerdos sea. tan
hermoso que deje en- elias claridades
de sol, para sus almas.
EMUY DE SENTIRSE
/ es Ia noticia de haber fallecidO en-
New York, ell distinguido daballero
senior Riekfo, esposo de la excelente
senora Mercedes villodas, que goza-
EbaR en- pleno de los placeres de la Vi
da.
Llegue hasta La viuda nuestra mani
Il festaei6n de pesar Y sea extensive a
Eios demas famihares del fenecido.
EAfPIEzAN
hoy martes 81, la devotion de los
kmartes de San Antonio en- la Capilla
Franeiscana.
Los que no recibani La Verdad, de-
ben buscarIa y leerla para que Sc den
cuenta de la grandiosidad de la obra
de San Antonio.
4. En- Ia pagina Antoniana de dicha
tRetista Santa, figuran los nomBres
mas prestigiosos de San Juan de
la Isla, cumplienlo, sus promesas al
Santo de los milagros no bien en- Ju-
Inio Sc haee Uni reparto de Nmiles de
pesos cuando en- septiembre sc aIcan-
"a recogida en- igual forma, casi esa
Ecantidad. ESQ es admirablei
Ia eausa AntOniana es hoy ell refl-
Egio de los necesitados, ellos reciben Sc
Emanalmente limosnas Y dos veces al
aio mayor reparto de elias. q
La promesa, es algo que satisface
nuestras almas, que nos sostiehe en-
dfas tristes como ana columna de es-
peranza; quien no pidi0 algo al cieio;
tiene el alma vaefa Y vease la pagi-
ma Antoniana; icuantos son los que
maniiestan su algeria al verse cumpli
do Ell favor que recibieron !, otros ca
llan sus vOtos, pero recompensan al
santo Y eI reeibe para sus pobres
todo. ven una mano cole los eaudales
y con la otra los derrama en- bien de
los desheredados de la fortuna.
Quien no hizo una promesa San
Antonio. de Padua en- dfas de dolor. ST
81 estos no Sc repiten, llegue a el =
lseguras estamos que en- ese fndfee de
aluas agradecidas figurara su nemhre
recompensando al Santo de los pobres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
spE .QUIEN Es La cARTERAa

En- el Quartet de la detective Sc en-
cuentfal depositada una cartera de CO.
Elor, one contiene cierta cantidad de
|dinero. Su dueio o duefa puede pro-
curarla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
Emilia PARpo BAzAN
.AGENTB SOVIET EN-
La ARGENTINA

Buenos Aires. agosto 31.-Un Agente
de las Sociedades Cooperativas Rusas,
+llamado Abraham Rabinovith. ha Hega-
do a esta ciudad para establecef una
agencia de dichas sociedades una su-
cursal del Banco del Baltico. FL refe-
rido agente anuncia llegar con antori4
zaci6n del Soviet Ruso, fin de rea-
nudar las relaciones' comerciales con
la Rep6blica Argentina en- su mayor
|escala.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
Ell "cADIz" sE.vA EsTA TARDE

Esta tarde a las cuatro saIdra de
nuestro puerto ell trasatlantico espa-
mol "Cadiz" para Santiago de Cuba y
La Habana, via Ponce.
Tanto aquf como en- la ciudad del
Sur, tomara pasaje eT hermoso buque.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21

Con sus "moleculas aureas" como di-
10 el poeta, ha caffo por estos dfas
con ese lenguaje que nos habla tanto
,siendo. tan mudo, y es que sabeinos
Que las piantas y las flores feeiben ese
itocip VI que tarnbi6n nos es grato al
gslna somhra despues de tanta luz.
Benlita sen Ia lluv@ que alegra los
slc1alnpos, flores i almas.
EINFINITAMENTE
hemos ;sentido no haber departido
tunas horasl con nuestra ilustrada ami
ga sefiora Amina Ti6 de Malaret, que
Eestuvo Ell San Juan,
;Por que no 10 dijiste Amina? Sean
estas lfneas de salutaci6n a la eScrito-
ra v de despedida al doctor Malaret
y su jOven hijo que embarean en- ell
yapor Cddis, para Cuba.
ESPOSOS SANCHEZ-RIVERA
Sera para ellos beneticiosa la tenn
porada del Norte Y tanto para Mano-
10 como para Anita, deseamos ell mejor
tempo en- Ia metr6poli.
Compafieras de nuestros queridos
amigos Ell ese viaje, son su linda hija
Carmen Y su hermana Isabel Rivera,
tan estimada por su amabilidad.
Sea muy grato ese viaje.
LA SENORA DEL
GOBERNADOR
sigue recibiendO los jueves sus ami
gas Y la amable familfa wager pOne
toda SUI voluntad en- hacer agradables
esas horas.
|. 81 El jueves anterior al pasado, ayu.
daban a recibir "a la bella sefiora va
ger, Ell Gobernador Y sns hijos v se1ora
madre political. Todo ese cuadro fami
liar que Sc hace may interesante.
RTQUEZA FORESTAL
/ Ell servicio forestal de Puerto Rico,
sc propone establecer en- Rio Piedras,
una estaci6n de Experimpnto Forestal,
tendente a desarrollar la Selvicultura
cientffica en- ell pals; Y al efecto Sc Ocu-
para principalmente de la repoblaci0n
de nuestros mosques, necesitados
de cultiyos especiales, a Icausa del lta-
lado persistente que los ia destrufdo
EN- gran manera.
Los hermOsos boscajes portorrique-
nos Sc, estan' .agotando hoy con- 1apidez
extraordinaria, porque el haeha des-
tructora los va desvastando lastimo-
sameiites y al ilesRt tpasdi daadaTa Isueri
to Rico sin bosques y sin paiaros, unas
de las mas hrIlgntes galas de. nuestra
yaturhlezd siFSpisaf.
Aplaudimos eli propostfos dc ell Ser
vicio .Forestal de3Puerto Rico, repo-
blando nuestros bosques en- sbenefieio
de nuestra es1uilmada riqueza fores-
tai.
Nj TANTO, Nj TAN POGO.
Bales, cscotes y hdbitos odquiridos.
HemOs cOmentadO ciertas' eXajeraciO
nes en- Ia indumentaria femenina, por-
que tOdO 10 que Sc eXajera es repro
chable ridfculo: pero este no quiere
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
PARA EL REFuGIo DE NINos

PARA Ell REFUGIO DE NINoS
La Comision Hipica envio $4,000.
El Casino EspanoT, z dollars Y IS
ientavos.
Don Luis Fernandez, z dollars y SO
cNntavos.
Don Bonifaeio Sanchez, una colec-
ciq de figuras geometricas de MADEIRA,
pah ensefianza objetiva.
Hona Benilde Morales de Fernan-
dezl lun lote de tela fuerte para fun
das le almohadas.
ElZapato de los Nihos Pobres, dos
parcsde zapatos hechos a medida pa
ra los nifos.
Don Jose Ma. Perez Leirana, dos
dollars
El Tefugio, agradece, mucho estos
auxilioA generosos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
COEDENADO POR HURTO

La Cdte Municipal condeno a Ra
mon Quiipnes, a 45 ifas de carcel, por
Ehurto, enlos hoteles siglo XXX v Ca
taluna, deefectos de servfcfo v de ca
ina
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
LA coMIsIoN DE sERvIc1o PU
BLICO

Esta mafiana Sc renni6 en- session
ordinaria la Comisi6n de Seryicio Pus
blico, en- la que Sc trataron asuntos
de vital importancia.
Mafiana daremos cuenta de los
acuerdos adoptados por la coniisi6ns
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
ROSAS DE- OT0NO


Mandame tn retrato..S ). Aquellos ojos
en- extasis, que guardian, como lagos,
de los ocasOs los vislumbres rojos
Y de las noches los lunares magos.
Mundane tu retrato. :. La Garcia
de tn cara de almendfa, tn cabeflo
de puro' negro azul, Y ell dulce cuello
que inicia de inclinarse la delfcia...
Mundane aquel retrato que en- el fondo
tiene un jardfn. Tiene ell jardfn sofiado
para poner mi mano en- tu cintura.
y perdernos 10 lejos, en- 10 hOndo
de un beso-como nunca Sc ha besado-
per la senda sin fin de la ternura.
Por If, Georgina, que vivir es pena
publicar he, ST de tus ojos tanto
el extasis perdura Y brota ell llanto
como Sc filtra Ell augua entire la arena.
Pienso que piensa tu melancolfa
que es tarde va esta tarde las pasio-
(nes...
Y que ante nuestros yertos corazones
la aljaba del Amor estd vacfa...
i Pues miente del crepGsculo la estrella
81 la noche tie ahuncia. (. La mafiana
,es, la mafiana, despeinada bella,
la que ahora surge-y Sc desborda Y
(mana,
nueva, riente... y ell Amor, con ella,
del arco tense y de la venda grana!
Mdnuet MGckddo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
ri, F5OTEb PALACE q

EEI aOTEk r PALACEs
sigue ofreciendo sus n0ches baila-
bles sus magnfficas comidas los do
mingos.
Sc reune una sociedad selecta, y el
sestilo elegante predemina EN- tddo.
Son muy esencfaIes esa clase deI dis1
trarcionse La coneurrencia Ra8 fonens
tando amistades, ppess asI 10 ldemanda
.el cfrculo que forman los que ALI se
reunen., N. Il
TenemOs esperanza de que ell PALACE
sea ell punto de reunion aristocratico
en- nuestra vida social. FlOta ALI un
anibiente de costumbres sanas, hay
animaci0n y algeria en- el yerdadero
sentido de la palabra, Y pasan las no
ches como por encanto, dejando esa
.agradable Impression de la buena socie-
dad.
Esas "comidas bailes', entran de
lleno Ell la eyolucion social de que
hablamos Y es precise que nuestra gen.
tie de tono estimnle a los que como los
los diuefios del Palace ofrecen ese mo-
vii de distraction amena.
Ell magnffico mend del domingo 10
copianos; segufas de que los asisten-
tes d las pritnorosas mesas del Pala-
,ce,5 fatificaran nuestra opinion.
/ Aelo aquf:
s MENU
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21


Diner Dance
C0ctGit Palace.
cream Guinea Hem
Billed Nero Figaro.
VoI aW Temt FiaGacieye.. /
Roast PhiladelpFiG Gppon.
Saratoga Pototoes..
Lettuce and Beets Salad
French Pastry.
ice Cream.
DENT TGsSe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
Nj TANTO. Nj TAN POGO.

Bales, cscotes y hdDitos odquiridos
Hemos comentado ciertas' exajeraciO
nes en- la indumentaria femenina, por-
que tOdO 10 que Sc eXajera es repro
,chable ridfculo; pero este no quiere
decir que nos declaremOs contrarias
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
J. H. FISHER Of waliowa Who has

J. Fl. Fisher of Wallowa who has
been visiting his son C. w. Fisher re-
turned to his home Wednesday.
Mrs. T.. F. Sommers left Tuesday
for her old home in Texas where she
went to superiRtend the burial of her
brother who was shipped home from
France. Grover TIollaman was one of
the Echo boys who lost his life in
France during the war.
w. p. Finley of Sand Hallow was in
Echo on Tuesday getting ranch sup
plies.
Work on the Bank Of Echo has been
suspended for a month for lack of ma.
aterial.
p. G. Hunter left Friday on a vaca-
ton trip to Portland and other points.
He expects to be gone about a month.
w. T.. Evans OF KameE is acting as
depot agent during Mr. Hunters alb
sence.
Haying is in full operation this week
at Butter creek. There are at present
several tons of hay down.
Il. Il. Elder who has been confined
to his home for several weeks with tho
smallpox is back again at his work In
the butcher shop.
Allen Nudge made a business trip
to Pendleton the first of the week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

In the morning at the II a. m. SER
vice the pastor. Rev. George L. Clark
VIII speak on the subject, "The Open
Door" In the evening his subject will
be, THE Value OF a Man" Sunday
school every Sabbath at 10 a. M.
morning worship IL a. M, Christian
lsndeavor. pm, evening worship 8
y. mi The Inid-weeA prayer meeting
every Thursday evening at p. m.
The quarterly communion service
viii be held the first Sunday In July.
July 4th) al which time any new
members will be received and infants
clristened. Union services for each
Sabbath evening during Jaly has
been proposed by several of the pas
tors. More definite arrangements re-
intive to these summer union meetings
VIII be annoanced later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

Robert Lee Bussabarger. minister.
Phone 565. Residence 104 Jackson.
While new fields are being opened.
by the commercial interests Of the
world, the church is ever alive and
alert TO the possibility OF finding new
opportunity for her energies at hand.
such chance for future conquests by
tho Christian forces will be pointed out
by the pastor next Sunday morning at
tho II O'Clock service in a sermon on.
Open Doors for the Church Of
Christ" The temes OF the sermon at
D. nl. will be Three Revolutions
You viii be interested in these discoEr-
ses. other services for Sunday are as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

Robert Edward Gornall, pastor. A
program OF peculiar helpful interest
is offered the public tomorrow. '.The
Obligation Of Capacity" viii be the
PASTORS morning theme. Church
school at 10 a. m. f. +. Schmidt. SUI
perintendent Morning worship at IL
a. m. Epworth League at y. ID. Miss
Effie Hicks, leader. MIR. George Wall
lace Scott. Scotch gospel singer. will
appear in Highland costume and. sing
and speak to the young people.
Again at s p. m, Mr. Scott wearing
his kits, win have charge of the SER
vice. He Will conduct a song service.
sing several solos and give his life's.
history, From the Stage to the Pull
pit" You are invited TO all these SER
vices. May we serve you?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

there is no road. Fritz Ellenberger.
r. i. Casteel, John BIanchett and O..
b. Mason of that vicinity are petit
tioning for the opening of the road
and were in this city on legal busi-
ness Thursday in connection with the
work.
Walter w. Wegner returned Tues
day, after ashort trip to Portland
where he underwent an operation.
Ernest Arboghast of Ferndale.
passer through this city on Monday.
enroute to Ritter where he will visit
relatives.
DIR. Fred A. Lieuallen of the county
seat was in the city the first of the
week on professional business.
William McNutt is much improved
after several days of serious illness at
st. Anthony's hospital, where he is
under the care of a special nurse.
Chas. McDevitt and Frank GiIli-
land were visitors in the city from
Gurdane Monday.
Mrs. A. Rust of Portland arrived
Wednesday evening for a short visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Burr
Hinkle.
Among the out-of-town visitors
Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kramer, Percy Knapp and J. B. Stan
ton. The latter having been recently
elected to the board of directors of
Union high school No. 5, was in to be-
come acquainted with the office.
Clarence Roger was listed with
those who attended the rose carnival
this week.
During the two weeks vacation of
Miss Ruth Resler local telephone op-
orator, Mrs. Bert Schock is taking her
place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
HEAVY FROST REPORTED
FROM CAMAS PRAIRIE
fEast Oregonian Specially

! PILOT COCK, June 26.--W ORD
came from Camas Prairie that a
heavy frost was upon the ground
Thursday morning. Ranchers of the
community believe that none of the
crops have been injured, due to the
cloudy weather lately.
Mrs. SaIlie Kennison Wednesday re-
ceived check for a snug sum repre-
senting the accrued pension of her
late husband Nathaniel Kennison as
well as regular widow pension.
Initiative petitions are being circu-
lated in this community demanding a
vote upon the proposed Roosevelt
Game Refuge in Harney county.
Wilbur and Walter Jones have pur-
chased Ford touring car from the
Pilot Rock Auto Co.
The Civic Beauty Committee of the
Women's Community Club is work
ing toward the building of foot
bridge across East Birch creek, be-
tween the L. r. Lester and Geo. Done
properties. Mrs. G. G. Braciler, chair
man, and Mrs. w. F. Kidwell, another
member of this committee We're soli-
citing last week, among the business
men OF the city to raise funds for the
bridge. and at present $f53 has been
secured. The kind of material for
the bridge has not been decided upon.
and neither has the exact cost been
ascertained. The committee expects
to ask suggestions from the city
council at their next meeting and to
secure permit The committee has
asked Herbert Boyien, Sr., c. g.
Bracher and w. r. Kidwell to look
after the contracting and building of
the bridge.
Charles Ely of Gurdane was a bust
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
Milton Block of La Grande was in
the city Thursday, checking the
plumbing and heating work in the
Union high school building.
The Pilot Rock Elevator Co., hav-
ing held their annual election, the re-
suits were ar follows: Directors, A. g.
Bucholts, A. f. A1ichaels, Victor Rou-
magoux, j. B. Stanton and r. +. Gill
Iiland. A directors meeting followed
the election and the officers chosen
were a. G. Bucholt, president; A. f.
vice-president and G. j.
Miller, secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney A1cReynolds |
and Eldon Hutchinson and Oscar Pat
ridge returned from the mountains |
his week, after spending three weeks
here cutting wood.
Many improvements have been
made in the last week on various
of the city. not the least of
which was the painting Of the Palace
Il Sweets and the Hotel Pilot Rock.
This work has greatly improved the
appearance of the main street.
Cashier G. W. Paulus has been p
Iusy man this week. having been out
mong the wheat ranchers writing
on the growing crops. Ii
Mrs. T.. B. Schafer of Pendleton, ,
rho formerly lived near here is visit
ng at the home of her daughter, Mrs. {
l. NJ. Boyien. I
The ranchers northwest OF this city /
re very anxious that "a new public :
road be opened In their community. ;
aH there is q radius of six
quare miles I'm their section whore =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

Corner Court and Matlock streets
Preaching. II a. m. and p. m. Sab
bath school, 10 a. m. Rev. La Rose,
who was expected to arrive here this
morning from Boise, Idao, where he
and his wife have been on a three
weeks visit, was delayed on account
Of sickness. Rev. La Rose is the new
pastor for Pendleton Nazarene church
for the ensuing year. It is uncertain
as to when he will arrive here now.
The regular service will be held by the
local preacher here, L. NJ. Mortmore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
Bapfist Church.

w. II. Cox, pastor. Residence, SIS
Bush street. Phone 1867.
Sunday morning-Sunday school,
Mr.. F.. NJ. Riley, superintendent
Preaching service, IL a. m. Rev
Slough will preach at the morning
hour. Come and hear this popular
preacher.
Sunday night-B. Y. 7. u, Miss
Ninta Clark, president, 7. Preaching
service, 8. Subject. "The Inspiring
Christ These services are for you.
Get your neighbor and come to wor-
ship with us.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
..christian Science" Sunday school,

A Wednesday evening meeting
which includes testimonials of heal
ing, is held at o'clock. The reading
room which is maintained at te same
address is open TO the public daily ex-
cept Sundays and holidays from 1870
to S. p. M. where the Bible and au-
thorized Christian Science literature
may beb read, borrowed or purchased.
The reading room is also open even
ings for reading only from to 8, ex-
cept on Sundays and Wednesdays.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
oALM PosTPoNEs RACE

NEW PORT. r. T.. June GA sud-
den falling off in the wind necessitat-
ed the cancellation of Fridays race
between Resolute and Vanitie. candi-
dates for Americas cup defense hon.
ors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
BINGHAM SPRINGS
ANNOUNCEMENT

The management of Bingham
Springs wish 10 announce that in few
days they will be prepared to supply
the people who are occupying cabins
or those who wish to take advantage
of the excellent camp groundsl (Which
are free) with groceries, canned fruits
and vegetables; also arrangements can
be made to secure fresh or cured
meats.
Accommodations may be had at the
hotel at reasonable rates. The dining
room service will be family style and
good meals will be served. All meals
will be 75c except Sunday dinner,
which will be S1.O0. A weekly rate of
$3.50 will be made for the dining
room service for those wishing to stay
a,weelS or longer and a rate of $500
per week for a room in the hotel.
Reduced rates are now I'm effect and
those wishing to come by rail should
inquire at ticket office for rates to |
Bingham Springs and return.
The stage from the springs will meet
rain No. 90 in the morning and train
No. IS in the evening. For the ac-
OF those who wish to re-
urn in the evening the stage will
cave the springs at p. m. for Train
so. 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

First Church of Christ. Scientist,
holds services at s1sh Main street.
First stairway north of the Inland
Empire Bank.) Sunday services are
at IL a. m Tho subject of the lesson
sermon for Sunday, June 9th. is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
A. NJ. II. Church

l.. T. Anderson, Pastor.
Sunday rnorning--Preaching 1900
O'Clock. Text. The First Epistle Of John
fourth chapter and eleventh verse.
beioved if God 50 lowed us we ought
also to love enc another. Subject,
The Greatness sof Gods Love"
Evening services. 500 O'Clock. Text,
First Kings, is chapter, 81 verse. Sub
1ect, God and One Man"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
ECHO MEN HAVE GOOD
TIMES At CONVENTION
(East oregonian Specially

(East Oregonian SpeciaI)
ECHO, June 26.-Joe Cunha Jr,
Ralph Stanfield and A. b. Thomson
returned Friday morning from Port
land where they had been to attend
the Shriners convention and Rose
show. They reported a good time with
plenty of eats and no sleep.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
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follows:
9.45 a. M. Bible school, Fl. II. De-
Hart. Superintendent.
700 y. M, Christian Endeavor.
You are invited to attend the church
with the friendly spirit
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

German Lutheran services will be
held at 2 o'clock tomorrow at the
Christian church. Rev. A. Blasburg
will preach.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26
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Announcements for this depart
nent nssssf be submitted to the
East Orcgonlnn not later than
Friday evening I'm order to be as
sured OF publication ON Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-26

CHINAS, PONCEES, SATII
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
PENSIONS


BY the terms Of an Act OF Congre8
approved June 5. 1920. an persons WIZ
served ninety days or more in the MI
itry or naval service during the ual'
with Spain. the Philippine Insurrecffu-
and the China Relief Expedition. unn
have been honorzhly discharged there-
from. who are suffering from any men-
tai or physical disability OF perznanene
character. not the result OF their ON
vicious habits. are on making dne
proof entitled TO receive q pensE1u.
not less than 81 per month, and nne
exceeding $40 per month have beel
admitted TO practice before the d.
partment of the Interior and its h.
reaus thereof (except the patent
Oficel. II any Of the allow
named ex-soIdiers have not made theEr
application for pension. shan -
pleased 10 assist you in . legal manneE
L too. saw service in war with Spain
EMORY J. SKAGGS. Agent
7-304t Nat Soldiers Home. Va