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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

PORTLAND, Nov. 23.-tA, PD-
John Doughty wanted at Toronto, Can
ada, in connection with the disappear
ance of Ambrose J. small, year ago
was arrested today at Oregon City.
Doughty. according to officers, admit
ted the theft OF 100000 in bonds,
which he said he had ON deposit in
Chicago and which he said he would
Surrender He said he took Small
to "A theatre one night. lost track OF
him there and never saw him again
Doughty was private secretary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
UNITED STATES MAY
Be ASKED BY LEAGUE
TO OCCUPY. ARMENIA
Expense Would be Paid, Says
London, But Move Would be
Considered to Avoid Friction
Among European Powers.

LONDON Nov. 23.-U. PD-The
United States may be asked 30 occupy
Armenia. the League Of Nations de-
fraying the cost, according to an ex-
change telegraph dispatch today. 1t
was stated that such action might be
considered in order to avoid friction
among Suropean powers.
Punishment for War Asked
GENEVA. Nov. 23.-(U. PD-Lord
Cecil today demanded that Poland
and Lithuania be punished according
to the League of Nations covenant for
continuing at war after submission Of
their dispute to the league. Sir Cecil
declared that the two countries had
violated the covenant articles by re-
newing warfare in less than three
months after submitting their quarrel
to the league. This constituted a vi
olation of the covenant. he asserted.
He demanded that the penalty-break
ng off of all relations-as provided
under article 16, be inflicted.
The assembly passed over the Ar
nenlan question at the forenoon ses-
sion. but Lord Cecil convoked his com
nittee Of six for this afternoon to con-
slider it, Lord Cecil's motion that the
eague council be compelled to make
public all documents in the Polish
Lithuanian settlement is being consid-
red,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
ALL THANKSGIVING JOY
IN GOTHAM WILL BE IN
HANDS OF 1000 COPS

+ NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-(U. 4
+ = )-Prohibition enforcement 4
agents in New York are doing 4
+ everything within their power
+ to give "hooch hounds little or 4
+ nothing to be thankful for on 4
+ Thanksgiving. on top Of lncreas- =
+ ingg activity by federal officials 4
+ in nosing out and cOnfiscating 4
+ Illegal stores of liquor, both Of +
: the professional and amateur +
+ brand, the aid of IL 900 cops has +
{ been enlisted. =
> 1+ = y = = = = +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
THEY'LL JAZZ AWAY TO
CHURCH SUNDAY M0RNS
IN CLEVELAND, MAYBE

= CLEVELAND. Nov. 2S.-tU. 4
+ P.)-Jazz music may be intro +
+ duced in the churches here TO at =
= tract the younger element Syn =
4 copation and zip Instead OF an-' =
= Client hymns are suggested by =
= Ralph Baldwin. former president +
: of Cleveland Baptist Young =
= Peoples Society =
1--WE are living in a jazz age +
= and ! wonder if Il Jazz church 4
= ought not to be the next deyel- +
= opment," he said. Baldwin as +
= serted that he would discuss the =
= matter with a number of minis =
: ters in hopes of interesting them +
= in the soundness Of his idea.
. . = = Z 4 = = = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
Sum Adopted for Running Ex-
penSeS During 1921 is $4,
985 More Than Was Raised
for Present Year Require
mentS.
THIS WITH SCHOOLS PUTS
LEVY TO NEAR IS MILLS
Most Items Show Increase But
Total is Kept Down by Alb
Sence of Need for Money to
Cover Election Expense.

A budget calling for s537 sos for tie
operating expenses of Umatilla coun-
ty during the year ] 921 has been ad-
opted by the county commissioners
| and is being published today for the
first time. The total is 1896 more
than for the current year This. with
the state and elementary school taxes,
will entail levy Of between IA and
Is mills, according TO Assessor c. r.
Strain.
While most items for the coming
year show an increase. the total in
crease is kept down by the lack Of any
appropriation for elections In the
1920. budget was $4,000 for elections
and registration and the county fig
ures on being spared the expense Of
any such activity in 1921.
Market Roads Call for Tax.
Market roads tax provides for the
largest increase in the new years
budget. with $4,000, This year $4,000
was available and next year by virtue
OF this same tax and a higher assess
ed valuation, S57 600 viii be raised.
The higher valuation is responsible al
SO for a s200 increase in the INDECENT
soldiers fund, from $500 TO $17700
Not all this money is used but it must
be raised as minimum Of 1-3O mill
is required.
Increases in nearly all the county
offices are allowed. The one decrease
is IN Justice court which has been cut
from $1,000 to $3.50. The county court
is allowed $4,000. an increase OF $1,000: |
the circuit court court $4,000. an in |
crease of 5000; sherffs office is al !
lowed $1,000, an increase Of $3.50; |
clerks office is given $500. a $500 in /
crease; recorders office is given 1
$4,000. a $l00 rise; the lreasurer's Of I
flee is granted $1,000 increase to
$4,000; the coroner VIII have $500 /
against $500 for 1920; the school su-
perintendent's office $500 against
$3.50 and the assessors office $6500
or an Increase Of $500,
For Schools and Libraries.
The Umatilla county library will re-
ceive $500 or $500 more than this
year. \ S33s0 increase is made in the
high school tuition fund. For hire of |,
the county home demonstration agent
and county agriculture agent. $255o
is added to this years budget.
Items which were unchanged from
(Coptiuuad m poea A
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
editor Of N. Y. TRIBUNE
DEAD FROM POISONING

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-(A. PD-
George NJ. Smith, managing editor Of
the New York Tribune died suddenly
at mis- home yesterday from ptomaine
poisoning. complicated with heart dis
ease Thirty years ago he began his
newspaper activities in Newark, y. J.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
PLANS FOR SALE OF
STOCKYARDS ARE FILED

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-(A. PD-
Plans for the sale of interests Of Nor
ris and Company in stockyards and
terminals to permit acquisition by live
stock interests and the public were
filed in the District of Columbia su-
preme court today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
WORLD SEARCH FOR TORONTO MURDER SUSPECT,
ENTALING $4,000 REWARD, ENDS IN OREGON

Small, who owned a number of thea
tres at Toronto and sold out his inter
ests a year ago for S1,0O0,0O0. A
world wide search for Small for whom
$50,D0o reward, dead or alive, has
been offered has heretofore been with
out result Doughty Was working at
the paper mill in oregon City.
Identity Is Admitted
OREGON CITY. Nov. 2S.-(U. P.)
John Doughty. private secretary to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
SPECTACULAR RISE BOUYS CHICAGO GRAIN
MARKET, WHEAT CLOSING TODAY YAT 81 6838

A spectacular rise marked the Chi
cago grain market today, December
wheat closing at sl6S 3-S after open
ing at sl6l, while March wheat,
after opening at $l59 closed at
$i.63 S-4.
Following are the quotations from
Overlook & Cooke, local brokers:
Chicago Grain Market.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
MIL cARE roK REruGEEs

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-The Greek gov
ernment has agreed to receive and
care for 10000 Crimean refugees, ac-
cording To an Athens dispatch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

! LONDON, Nov. 23.--ODe OF the Sim
Feiners who participated In the muir
der of IA British officers has been
killed and three caught redhandcd. ac-
cOrding TO an announcement today by
Sf Hamar Greenwood. chief secretary
for Ireland, I'M the house OF commons
this afternoon. The three caught will
be tried for nIiruer, he said.
DUBLIN, Nov. 23.-CU. P.)-Fre-
quent encounters between troops and
small bands Of Sim Feiners occurred
in the streets OF Dublin last night. The
sound of shooting was incessant. So
far as is known. there were only two
casualties. Military raids are being
conducted throughout the city today.
Many arrests have been made. Dub
lin is virtually cut off from the world
by Gordon OF British troops. Some
where within the city 200 Sim Fein
gum en- who assassinated IL British
officers Sunday. are hiding. Mean
while the city is living in dread OF re-
newed large scale fighting between
Sim Feiners and the police which is
hourly expected. Shops have their
shutters up. Thousands Of people re-
mained indoors.
Three Sim Feinsrs were killed aft
ef attacking sentries. Three were ar
rested saturday in an uprising in a
guard house and two Of them yestsr-
day threw hand grenades at The sen
tries. The grenades failed to explode.
being without detonators. The third
grabbed rifle which a seAtry drop
ped in the excitement and was raising
it to his shoulder when other sentries
fired
The body of Black and Tan po-
liceman was taken from River Liffey
today, according to reports received
here.
Dublin Like War City.
The Dublin city hall and several
Of the citys hotels have been occu-
pied by troops and the town is eapid-
ly assuming the appearance of city
in the war zone during the fighting in
France. Tanks and military automo-
biles rumbled through the streets to-
day. Sentries with tied bayonets,
packed up and down. Reports from
other cities of Ireland indicated that
guerilla warfare between Sim Feiners
and government forces is being main
tanned.
The body of Captain Thompson was
found today in field, near Cork. He
had been shot. At Belfast, Head Con-
stable Kearney died from bullet
wounds. a party Of police were am
bushed near Skibberau One con-
stable was killed and one seriously in
iured
Dublin is surrounded by an en-
of barbed wire, and back
Of that line lie troops and police with
their machineguns. Other arms are
ready for instant use and sentries set
to fire on the instant. guard every
to the city. Everyone is stop
ped. Passes to newspapermen priests.
doctors and nurses are valueless and
sontries have turned them all back. In
coming trains are stopped until the
are searched and no out
going trains are permitted.
Cork Torn by Uprising
CORK. Nov. 23.-CU. P.)-Two
Sim F'einers We're shot and police
man seriously wounded in clashes at
Mill street. in the county Of Cork, last
light. There were numerous skirm-
shes between Black and Tan patrols
md Sim Feiners.
Train Service Resumed.
DUBLIN. Nov. s3.-tA. PO-Au
rain services We're resumed after a
nuipt nirh+ fnitOuin,- C,,rlax,t, ls.a1
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
BREAKING WAVES DASH HIGH AGAIN;
UP 40 FEET ON NEW ENGLAND COAST

BOSTON Nov 2StU P)-The
flooded fronts At Winthrop
Many cellars flooded
ndredso of ftreesar
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

Reported by Major Lee MoorhOuse.
official weather observer.
Maximum. 81.
Minimum. 80.
Barometer, 1855.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
COAHU|LA COAL MINES
RETURNED TO OWNERS

EAGLE PASS Tex. Nov 2S,- o.
P)-Mines in the Coahuila' Mexico
coal regions have been returned 10
owners by strikers who seized 'hei"
last week. 1t is reported here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
WIRE ENTAhGL EMENTS
HALT ALL TRANSMITS
Train Schedules Are Resumed
With Cessation of Wholesale
Murders But Guerilla War
fare Still Tears Nation.

LONDON, Nov. 23.--ODe Of the Sinn
Feiners who participated In the muir
der Of IL Brit sh officers has been
killed and three caught redhandcd. ac-
cOrding TO an announcement today by
SIR Hamar Greenwood, chief secretary
for Ireland, in the house OF commons
this afternoon. The three caught will
be tried for muruer, he said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

Continued on page 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

; DUBLIN. Nov. 2S.-(A. PD-AIl
train services were resumed after "a
quiet night following Sundays blood
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23

CORK. Nov. 23.-(U. P.)-Two
Sim Feiners were shot and a police
man seriously wounded in clashes at
Mill street. in the county Of Cork. last
night. There were numerous skirm-
ishes between Black and Tan patrols
and Sim Feiners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
DAILY EDITION

The East Oregonian is Eastern Ore
Eon'a greatest newspaper ana ~
selling force gives TO the advertiser
over twice the guaranteed paid aircu-
lation In Pendleton and Umatilla cOun-
~ OF any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
TANKS AND military [ORR|FS rumble THROUGH
DUBLNSTREETS, SOUND OF SHOOTING NCESSANT
AND PEOPLE INDOORS FEARING new HORRORS

City Lives in Dread of Renewed
Large Scale Fighting Ex-
peCted Hourly Between Sim
Fein and Forces of Govern
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

Ike her and aho might make very
good husbands. Her shynnss often
times -cpulses and !rrl;atea them.
Shynees really is II terrible thing.
II Is dreadful drawback 10 friend
snip and no man u going 10 rropos.
10 cir! unless they have arst been
good fr!etids and comrades. rhe shy
! girl may be afraid Ia be friends with
any inaD--nnE yet IN her heart st.
'ua% fcel that she would Xix. "a he :,
! good 'pal" 20 some one.
Occasionally shyncss is mistaken
Tor bad temper or morbidNo-n. The
! man may get the impression tina
you are melancholy by Hatur. and
hat you would be rather disagre-abic
quite often shyness is mistaken for
stupidity. reiGaps the shy girl has
some subject quite dear 10 ii-r hear;
that she can talk IN very convincing
~ and overwhelmingly. There may be
some particular line" that would
make tier very amusing and popular.
VIII" mutt men doa't Ike a WON'T.
who is 100 'hrainy" or witty. neither
stupid and dense 10 open her mouth
bcfor. any o:e.
There IS only one way TO overcome
shy ness and that is TO decide that you
VIII be popular and charming That
you Will make men Ike you. II IS not
necessary !or you 20 talk 20 them
every minute Just draw them out"
Try and maze remarks hat will! give
them al opportunity 70 express them
selves.
An excellent role for IN. shy sir.
is tina; Of good listener" r. YOU
can learn the art OF listening 20 an
others conversation asking questions
at the rieht Tine. and giving him
Your undivided attention. he VIII I'm
incd!atuly decide that You ar. unusu-
ally clever aud wish 10 continue ac-
qualntance with you. No matter what
I he subject may be. you can lind some
bit "I human interest III IL upon which
10 base your Inquiries upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
IN AND our or rows.

Mrs. w L. Clack ana Miss Eliza
beth Clack. who IL student n Hcl-
lins College, are visiting Mrs. X. <.
Nelson ~ the Gladstone, ph!lad-l-
phia.
Cadet Jack Jordan Of V. NJ t.
Lexington. IL the guest nf friends
nero for the holidays.
Miss Dorothy Clover Alderman. or
Buffalo. y. Y. who is student at
Suli!Hs College. Rrls;nl is spending
he holidays with her cpus'n, Mrs
Charming T.. MacNcil
Mas Lucu!. Rarne,. 1888 Monu-
'nent Avenue, has returned from
school TO spend N" Christmas holt
days
Miss Marie Hatcher of washing
ton. y. G.. is spending the holidays
wlth friends in Barbou li.ighi.
Mrs. ~. T. Hucker and ncr cuildrcn
Edwin. Scott ara Josephine. AT"
pending tho Christmas holidays IN
Florida
James G. Rowles. Jr.. of tn. VIZ
GINA VI litary Institute. Is spending
The holidays Win HIS parents AT Co
lunhia. being one o! tn. number
granted Il weeks leave az absence for
proficiency Ia all c.a5scs.
Cadets Clarence Merryman and
Russell Fleet. students Of FUrk Union
Military Academy, are spending Ia.
'hrlSimAs holidays with their par
-utS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
4 New Medical Discovery
With TwOiold Action.
SO0thes and Heals the In.
tanned Surface and Kills
the Germ. Endorsed BY
Highest Authorities.
Money Refunded IL Any Cough
or Cold, No Matter Of How
Long Standing, Is Not Re.
lieved After Taking Accord
ing to Directions.
FINE FOR BUILDING Up
TIE SYSTEM AFTER
COLDS OR THE
FLU.

or all known drugs. Crt0sote Is
recognized by the medical fraternity
AS the greatest healing agency for
the treatment OF chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles. Circumcision contains.
in addition to crcosote, other healing
elements which Soothc ana heal the
intiamcd membrane and stop the irri
tation and inflammation while tho
creosotc goes on to the stomach, is
absorbed into the blood. attacks the
seat OF the trouble and destroys the
germs that lead TO consumption.
Circumcision In guaranteed satisfac-
tory In tho treatment of chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
OF throat and lung diseases. and Is
| excellent for building up tic system
after colds or tho flu. increases ap-
polite and body-weight. Ask your
!druggist,-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

oxford. which tells about q SUDDEN,
VINO was accustomed to stroll through
inc forests while reading hts Ar!s-
yoke On one occasion while Ito was
~aihins through the forest doep in
ms book. he wss attacked by n wild
uoar Rccaasc he had no other means
o! defense. the quick wittei student
thrust his book down the aniinai'R
throat and cried. 'Graccurn est" or
Course. the sage chokcd tho wild
animal. and the head was brought
home in tr!uiarh.
In the Gcr,na,. Alps there Ia a ira.
hiti"n which says that cattle are
given the aif. OF language upon
thr'sthas Eve. The lucky maid who
can manage to hear them taiii at this
timc may sake what they h.,ve TO say
as true prediction for hnr future.
IN ,n.b same country there is L Gus
tom which determines which girls %,
q group VII he the first To marry.
Tn. girls form hand hand ring
With "a hlih6fold Eander In III. midst.
Tho girl 80 whom he turns IRE; ie
supposrd to bc the coming bride.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
CHRISTMAS SUPERSTITIONS
OF DIFFERENT LANDS

"e people or America. because Of
me prevalence Of our Santa CI.uS
approximation. are apt 10 forget that
other peoples Of other countries have
'hiistmaS supcrstitions which are
just as unique anu Just ny Interesting
AT our own.
SPACE permits Us to recount only
one or Two or the more intcrrStiu!: oI
these suDerstitionS
First unom The Est We must place
the old English superstition OF tho
boars head Did you ever wonder
Why II wns that the EnxiiSi! Ieopic
w.r. =" fund OF having {. boarS head
at their iulctiie feasts? Well this is
the reason OF IL. Will. the custom is
0' =" d"le Dask 10 the days be-
fore Christ. there !s an old legend in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

one. OF the most attractive affairs
|ei ms evening VIII be the dinnor
DIRTY given by Miss Jean Field Blair.
ga, uebuinntc daughter or Mrs. l.ewIs
|h binir, At The country Club of VIZ
ne cadets from the Virginia Military
'nstltut" here for tho Christmas fur-
'oueh ana the girls who attcnd tho
dances there. and covers Will be laid
Tor thirty. The table viii DO set with
holiday green's and attractive Christ :
inas favors Will mark tho placca OF
chose present. Tho anair will be In
tho nature Of "a V. NJ. !. reunion.
"liI take place At tn" club this eve
uing. and All orchestra viii play for
NE dancing following dinner.
hnnct Luncheon Next Week.
huffe, luncheon on December 81 Mt
trr HON" in rinter Park In honor %
llcr daughter. Miss Ariana Randolph
Whit. ami Miss Betty Amber. II do.
entnntc Of the winter. The luncheon
"ill take place Mt 2 O'clock.
tnrd rnrty on Thurs,iny.
Miss Caroline Byrd Lewis Will be
Ruhtsss ut II card party To be given
9n THURSDAY afternoon; DeGember 80
M'ss Lewis is entertaining in honor
az Siss Martha Wade Lamb and Miss
Maud" cook. who are students az
Stnrt Hall this scHsion and are az
lone FOR the holidays.
II the WOmun's club.
on. or the events OF the winter
f"nHon ~ tho WOman's Club Will ID"
tnc rorIing on Monday. December
~. Of Jessie Masters. called the all
.>nerican cnhtraltO Mrs. Nastcts is
q young aud mO-t attractive singer.
She has won distinction through hcr
beautiful voice and magnetic person
ATTY and Is AN American product
Eiid prefers 10 Sing In English, which
Language SIN. thinks brings hcr an-
hi"nc. u"nr"r to her Miss Louise
Williams is chairman
The hostcSacs on Monday viii be:
Airs. Hcnry l.. cab" !. Mrs T. II. liar
wood, Miss Marrarot Strinrf.Now.
Mics Adele Williams, Miss Matte T..
Harris. Mrs. Mary "addcii Furn!va!.
Mrs. Wallace ON. Mrs Is. @. James
Sire. birmingham Spilinan.
on wednesday, afternoon tea VIII
D- served Informally nj III. club.
To Visit I'm Maryland.
Miss Mabnl Dantorth. of this city.
dine with friends in washington be-
fore going TO Frederick Nd. where
She will he tho guest ot Mrs. william
Getzandanncr for three weeks.
Motoring South.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. &. Germcl'nau arc
motoring to Florida. whore they will
spend some time. They w.r" ac-
conipanicd South by Mr. Smith. 81
Deinnd. Fla Tho party Will visit
many places or !nt.rarJ before :c-
turnin. to this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
MANY TAKING ADVANTAGE
OF CHRISTMAS TO MARRY
Couples rhromE ilu>UnI- Court I,
Obtain Licenses tO Wc,I---Nin.
VIII ne nItcl InhRr.

Evidently inatrlmcny VIII thirty.
turing The holidays IL the record foI
marriage licenses issued yesterday ir
liVetinss Court Is any Indication Ter
whit couples secured licenses .!
seventeen Licenses ISSUED. ninv OF the
rcmpics are 10 be married to-day. and
s"v"n were married yesterday rhos,
married inClude
G"orpo Edwin A,tin lr. $50.
!:liu .,vr"tlii ruGur 40.
samuel lind"u Han Way uesbUrC
tl!za y. Mos"icy foeJ
I, Williams Wintrcy. lr 90,
Leila W. jones Oa)
George 9. Gardner (ajl
'iaska L. l.. Hudnali az,
Doctor G. church ,2h.
DHie Log pnc. t23,
Louis Waiter Blaming ti.n
Ami. Lee Saunders t2e)
Milton Irving chinault CID
Josie Loving I2D.
Tyson MAXWELL Moist go
I9Ina Carl Johns (2l
lanes T.. Chi,dress t2D
lanes T. Childress ,21,
Ethcl II. Branch t3b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
dag afternoon. Rev. u T. Griffith
pastor of West End Eap,iS, Church.

day afternoon. Rev. u +. Grifi,h.
pastor of West End Eap,iS, Church.
officiating.
L.YNCHDERG VA De- Miss
Eiiha Habuey Caldwell. daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. w -. Caldwell. ~ he'd
tyrd County. and Robert Elliott
rhea,hair. Or Appoma,tox county.
~"r" married "Wednesday afternoon
~ Rev w. :. l;"yall. az The. Baptist
ahurch. AZ the ministers homo here
Ihcy went for = bridal trip 10 Ricn-
inond aud Norfolk
LY iBCRG. "a. Doe. "a
Shar!c' Edward Thnukcr ami Miss
NGny Eta Camden, both OF Amherst:
yer. married Monday - Amherst by
Rev. !: ". i.rnc't. OF the Methodist
church They AN !iv. near loves
vile.
FRED EDlCKSHuKG. VA. De-. "a
Mr.. ana Mrs W. ~ ward OF Glen
Niirn. announce. the engagement OF
Their daughter, Phoebe F'rancrs Ia
I:.mueI OF" Mcybcrg OF Ashinnd
Inc wedding w'!l TAXI place during
HtlSTpL VA. boo "a. Mis-,
i;.rti" Harris, Of Boon. \. -. and
i'Hni"r PetGrs. or Emmett. near here.
"rre united IN marriage her. rs,
"uire Swan performed tn. ceremony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
SHYNESS A HANDICAP
TO MATRIMONY

~ .ourse. ia novels ana movies"
n. NY It'll" .heroin. is always
cia.spe1 To ihctbreast" Of tn. hero
u N i"st 1nI". but in real life tho
say !'ltI" maiden often suffers IN.
ptnaity Of prolonged motherhood.
~ is - well known fact that say-
ness - very great social nAnuIcat
a NM mat me extremely shy girl is
ncE'r popular. Tn" shy girl seldom
marT!es easily. because she docs no,
give cncourA.ein.nt 10 TIC men ,yi,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25

\ prominent Paris designer has
crcatcd 81 new gown OF oyster white
satin which TX lost beneath an Ella
buratc embroidery OF silver thread
and silver and crystal beads. The
gown has = court train of satin Dor
dersI with w!ngiike bands "f side
silver lace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-25
Mother Employs Drns,Ic nIscipl

Mother Employs Drastic discipline.
DIES MONIES. IOWA. Dec. "a
Smuggling her mn. son over q blazing
newspaper TO teucl him not TO play
with tli.. was one Of III: methods ~
discipline used ty Mrs. Merrill Lyman.
~ D.s Monies. according 20 the .est!-
mony uf hcr husband. Charles y. l.y-
man. in ,hair divcrc. ;rial a, Ncvu,
Iowa.