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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
CHILDS' CHAIN OF
RESTAURANTS TO
CUT FOOD PRICES

View York, Nov a-P-acHs IF Ean1s
se,-ed H Chl2ds' rsss1-a .,r-zl-,-,s
throughout me Tinted States vii be
reduced from i - - par CENT As
sogr Is new menu cards cao be
printed ana distributed II was aa-
npuaced today sT A II E4Isv. hesa
nf the government 5yz1E squadron
Of rs-aa1asr hunters
= REVISED menu gwen NJ 5lIEv
6y t11s general Management Of the
resI2l-aats shows reductions an the
prices Of s-z2le dishes. sQcn as
raAszz caons and Taz=oas meal ana
vesesa1lls combinations The tan
cent cup IF coffee VII remaa0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
premier
cOUNSEIS PATIENCE
WORLD SETTLEMENT

LanaEr- Ssr- s-sRr 11r a Fa.-
Premier DgT.d --avd-@srargs = lis Ad-
a--=ss al -as Ic-a mayors n4azass n
tne Gas5aaaEl -lzigAz discussed
a-sszr and pcant1nar vA-7uas p-1hse-z1s
WIZ wAzE.a -e1e S0rarnlear Is aEAl2nE
he plunged Tn1eaiaz=ir iz-s EesussEa
AFFAIRS and aF7sozzea H7r lzz5esncH and
[s1ta n rhe Nzr-ld settlement ieraa--
g -4lat IRE = E-resT 1sdEy-, Demanded
lllT 75r@sud8ltes zEad sz4slzkFs aR sept
vel lntsr e,as1gzrg.1 Z Europe Is u De
saE7s.si 11-s1'a ss.s1tsza-zE = s'eliEr - rag
l1g as@-et;s
Wte1 regard II German ne ses-lR--srf
zz-nss41 pe-szrzil2F pleased VIA zAae
I--opusa4s OF 1-laz country 4ur he zqu3-
da-1pn af her ohls Ezz3ons Guinea
as-zz1a-is- me cllRncsi1gr sf zae -
esltsgls4E -AasIssa Chamberlain. ar
neuucad n t1as HOUSE ST Commons rear
'zs--na1T AEd PlnrAS q 2a-gE a-ngun-
4 bands = rhe hands af ths --az-a-
-1UEIs czgTazl1s ss5en.
{Co-rsaea - Sace Cod. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
FAILURE OF
U. S. OPERATED
R. MANIFEST
Report Declares al An
nual Meeting Rail
way Heads
~1sss C~-s-Srs1 arg Crs-s-sc-
~Hf- Ha1isc Regulation C-iy Just
sn1 i-oaes- Course - Chairman
Ioreg 3ars Transportation Az

washington. 1o~- s-zeunlic rw,-
s--snap a7d operation az railroads has
failed wherever L has been properly
l=s'iZsf2- declared = committee ---por-
Eslase tsasT "a rsae talz7-y-ssaenna. a.
NAL ean1r=az5en af 1ae .S41aanas As
socaa-nn 81 Railway 1-2a Llzlirses
-arzaE1as sslnners- "a Session here
The question u p1asaze Ownership
VITA regulation is against pltsIlr
ew7eT'Sasn wzrhou- -,eguTar5cr7,
saCG4d ng+ lungu- E,s acsrsaaH-,g-a ~
Intelligent 1nTes1aE a-ors Is n orse-,
77es1ann ne rEpor- asserted. =
added taRt private OWNERSHIP, and
aEaeza-ann with pubic reputation WIS
ne -'an1v Jusa ana honest name. u
conducting ras pubic utilities busa-
Tess OF Tins country
2 ] L2cey af nlIuols- presented
Inc rgsaug~ as chairman at t.le com
1l1ltzss- Dealing WIN the eazr II
-z--waT operation nov and before
the Ez-- ne SAID
= saens remarkable -aar a7w
s&7e uaa w-ta 4 know edge OF -a1r
Increase IN al costs ar .lsas should
rz1uk 81 expect -7aa- 1s-sl1gy- carap7-.-
1ons nasEHs ne za e-a.-ea1Bn - me
gEns-az -Tlle. TIE operation al ts1ese
sssssEsE1eras hams f3as zzzzE, T'-'oa1Icad the
sea urea a---a--or VINO mas sought
asxta seeing 10 l1AAe political
Izz5Tt44 auT u present ns.essslv1es'
Z The convention tar-ielsel the rspur-
Fsr-Ezea wsshUuI 0T11er ac74fsn uooa 4
2S-z- x was repaf~aa EDWARD Field
GF M1ssour- hIa opposed - aanp.
TsUa, saT1nE ne believed n pahlIc
SZaesyrE1
NJ Lacey md g-he convention fe,z1
patsiaC utilities eomn,Essu-a w1ulG
1894 Ta1rh-nE 70 ss=e uaaz g.rInes
sszlI Of IN The governor -agt4t.1 ne
sEIaG- hEI wan On ! Platform ri
municipal osEnts-st1s y and hume y--zzt.
ssz hid .ssn 4as8gepi g=a1t-s behind
Ssnn~1T f5azTaisE teg:az4sa --s1e-va are
enGaEa honesT Republicans n ILL
mons WAC dz1 nat believe il rne rrra-
---azp OF condensation nj pr-xa-a prop
e--z-T
Utilization Of stale r=EuaaEcr-v
commissions As regional federal
comm ssnns ~2s proposed h.- FED
esa4 judge George X Anderson Of
b5fsTon- ! SO m solution anf-I cur
railroads ara aGIl Unified and FAD
arezIEad- he reIa 1ae ranrenrzc-
adding mai ne TRANSPORTATION arr
vEnI further 1gaT7rra Es1eE-sl-i-.sac Ton
-aa2 had bean generally -1ecsE1izen
EA1lHoaGs Ja5gH Anderson as
ssr~esi- should oe administered as
co-or1lnaz ed lz-zoI2El ami
The transportation acr. ne added
provided F-r limited number on
sE-s7RznH. -12s 3uw2nE to ne a{6 1e1-
Esh af cam position n sFrF2tsa--4
wuEssilEp max VII he found SIS empty
and 1ro15r1ess \ inc E-sIaIr'a as T aas
bean wGs1Ht-1i ana confusing n rhe
9ns5
TIE z7,a4sS5- SAID ne was 'nn1
nopef1F- OF the saccess Of me Trans
por-l11un act-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
Nan Arrested I'm
Sewdoinham jailed
tn barge of Murder

a-S1=,-l- + / Sov- g---ha-iss
ts@is5T ~1a w4s arrested AZ Bow
la,;l-Izn NJ Sunday was a-l1Eed
y u ioEF7s. ,.og1r- todEw GU Il charge
g 1ar-nC murdered n1s brother. Ed
~ 2H-ssT he-A On tae n-E1t q
r. = a2a WIS held FIR = hearing
~ - Hzs committed - Jal
81 1scEzE. II 6ands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10

Washington %Uv. s--EN ,1Ulr---s rsgaL.-s-
sd the state department sotar -e1ar
Captain Erroe-. K--az--5rk Of re
American Red Cross ard g Alers1r Of
t-e Mennonite Relief soczerv. aArI bee.n
cz-sta-e1 N me SoE71Ez acxarare ID
southern Rassla- but ~ mention vas
made Of the possible DEAN IF esther
enc. Il Ezs believed taE- ts1e RECENT
ASSERTION q me Saw5e9 government
IaEr Ell ~Az9E--rza mission beaded M
General Murel- aHd haFn cz.Yrz1r,s.1s
by their TROOPS was -eur4ns,d ~ Ilst,
capture - K-lFA4r5Ek
Fitzpatrick WAS last seen. me al
vices sasd- 81 Sazz3eresrsk f3CizfsEv ssIa
Mr. -Atsc-lur- who 5 founder 81 me
Mennonite Rz13ef socae1r landed II
tiazssrs1Adt pctaber -
KelaA--3ck 9rr-nersr publisher 81 a
cDsnts-T newsyaApn- ssrved WIZ IRE
American EnE = F-=Dce as EEuts.a-
AM n hssd a--5lis.-y anu after .4ss
sy-ssr2ce as chief IF the suan7- 81
VISION of 1ae American commission Il.
nHEa11Ets psacse Es ab1alnrd his ais
c R--ge tram the RETrr N PARIS n seq
Isrnosr 1873, and 5eza~ne connected Us
civilian win tas peace crrT1Tfs szsigrl
When ma commission was dissolved
A-ipH--acE 1nineE TIRE Z II All.aziz-s arm
- = captain a1arE with nuxr1t,-- ef
s1aes Americans am saw several
nnnFzs Of arrive SERVICE an me L-5-a-
hattie @--ar-. Then
tae lEauag ended he asked Ezzr his
discharge and r--ur1ea p PARIS u
JOIN ras American gen Cross n zgeb
Hna he ordered 1rwt n Csgns1a-. zzro5se
and --aen ~ southwest Rassla
n the -x.azras ~ the war ass,,a----szzls
A4apHrx-lCks next IF Es1 Was sarw-
as Ida II Kz1nAr-srk. SISTER Cam
asl. Alabama
Aluzr-acE WIS isss sAsa al N1zazs-
s-es-sE 3c-one- st sI-Saped % his
17cHfzsrIcss 4 n1--er zHs,e wss.aes
anu being Led REzv 5r Rel sava.--v
ladders. sesu esee state g7epEv-rrar1t.s
esflcaR2 announcement gsr=n cut hsfzT-s
the Londun rHpnr- II me -sgra.n
oskEn WIS -aoHired ELS Sa.A IS can-
seq1eEL- Tnszzs- Of g-zre concern
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
Ten Lewiston Men
Held by [. S.
on Liquor Charge

F5f'r3a-al- Me-. AoF Ten a.
lEs.sd liqueT s44le-s arrested al Lew
iston TO-DAY n RAGS by federal Off
GERS We're heia n S-zss bah for The
Federal district court af-Ezr armagh
nent aeforz . eIn missioner Chapman.
-if''a.- AIDS w's,e- part af g37e genera
C1saa E1azgn being conducted by Fad
t.-rs8z Inspector Christie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
THE WEATHER
CLEARING

Northern NFsF England Clearing
and much GDlds-- with Z calu wa-e
Ts5nesaav Thursday Clear. ear
-znaa1 end.
Soul 21ss'n View EaE4azld- Far arG
nurh a2lOsr weanesEiar- ThaEs4iG-
1alr ann continued c1sld.
Easissn New Trrk Far ana
-uch coFussr Tgsslirae. zsElav. c.s{u z-a-e
n extreme 1UsE-El pagT5pn- T7h1yzsss
-SlT and continued csSa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10

iAnC1l1- Ne Sux. g-E-a-se Mann
Eiansan. an tnpiGge u 1aas Eastern
srar7-&g KILLED here 1oEias sT failing
shsssngn 1sle -oaf 81 one OF the auIfd-
Enrz which WAS 5ssnr repaired by
crew of men Of whom ne had charge
HARRISON fEsss ON Esse cement fopr Ia
lt.assss = wife and enc child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
U. s. RED CROSS
OFFICIAL. I NURSES
KILLED IN RUSSIA

lIandcr. yer. s-l-az11s.ln E.nane1
AL patrick. f'zsiTes4s1s aszaae u -sae
American Red Cs,ssz n So-sta Russia
curing a BolshswzA ezrasrr ram On
SsZa1oro srz11Bsi. sEEs . setzsraonl
ciesl1a1Sssz - Renters LII -uu5-.n-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10

Jrszasg Ter Boston ann VICINITY
y es11esdav TAR ana ruur1 colder
'TT'harszlaE Jar continued c1ia. Sf-unE
xaszessE winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10

We RECOMMEND EoR INVESTMENT
Guaranteed Industrial CONVERTIBLE GOLD COUPON
Yiedno l2G
Yielding 12zs%
CONVERSION

Convertible iT-1 enc n ire -zoxt
popular ara active listea STOCKS
az very los~ 7-iSE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10


= A&si---l GRIN AoN s--t8E ne Asss'-
lated Press - El,r-zsK Ji1un OF employees
ana nr5r,ass a. -.,e ,s,sr,-5rE, rsf,zv,s
= .'4sS.fias1i1s salfsE1i4tes IN ana n r.
pa---aE EsTes-1EnsI1z-cw,esa -nAEwnAa1
Sans s,a -. -. I, -.,i4-Tras ~ ,-F,a,,
..-..- -
a4--e -'-aas'A1 Il --oA A-l9 Ii 4-iot---4-e'A
" cauplE9s.a vess4t-ss ~ oss=az-1nE
s,arrna-,as a-.a a-n,r -,z-a NJ
.z
- Ii - N--'1Ai-i-'' * n 'SAA-s 't'--As
Bgz-T1 Operations br a Ii E5s-eT
and } = E1rs-Tzs'SssIz-- zrET'--Ess r-n-
pterTF-s AZ ne Baa-a-
5e~so- syss-rr
1880 -s.,.-r,.-, y. 49,. -4,,--r,,.-,-
r-z,y,,3 ,s-,r..,. -.,s7.,- -, .azs,.,,s,S -.
-,..r,,,-- 7s.,s.,.,r- 49, 80 g-4-u.,-,s.,,,
~ -a,- 49,. 4, ---,s,. r,-,,,,ts D..
r,,s-.. II, 80. E1,,,,,.. f-r,-,s.-... vr4,s.,,
-rz o.,y,ez--,5v,s- ~ z-,vaz-.-.-sr.,
~ 80. -s-,,,-rz-.- -.,,..,.--,,,,,s
7y,,s .-.,,rr- rs --7n,ss -,,.s,sz.. .-,s,-.,-
AZ -,, ,.1.--,,-,.--r,. - -, -z-,,-..g..,,-
49, z1-sss4, Evs.,.,, s,g,,-.-, - 49,
s..,r,s.--v - - 5,--,p, = ,.,,-zs,s
--r,,,s -, -, -,,,-,s,,..,z -,,-.,-s,
g7.7 -,,sss IL s,s--v- ..-..f,- -z-- ---a,-y-
---as s-z,+.,--,-,,. No. -.,,..,.--.,,,,,s
AZ rs,s..,-,-..5 ~ --.4 --,-ys---t--s.a-s -
r-r.y,,.s .,,.ss.- I, -,..,-,g,s --,r-,-s
zazr 4 v=aE
WIS Ac-.ss-s Are
M- Fisher. wnu z0r.-uss--is- was -.sn-
z,e7s-rs.a zlI1 xae Fes-.z1 T-a6e C1In-
MISSION. made Il sizyTe-,- Tar ina ship
ping Board az Ia racaTva ks.Fnlng
systems u -ale a-zcH q t1e urnDer
sgrr15 -zs7,a-1en- HI Richardson +g5r
- wars Il ,aerSasnsy-ua- US an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
Bulgaria Seeks
Admission to League

tF'1 E-rze--z71L- Saw. Sc BIZ
En- Ea--a 5 request FIR &C.
a. at asRovl ,z,-:=-s Of sale
ssus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
SYSTEM OF GRATTTTES

View Esa-,- Nsv- She Export zaae-
pubic II Washington. CHARGING car
r-zptDn Of employees and affCsa.s ~
ma Shipping Baz<sa vas sarmsttea
n evidence here late TO-DAY n a aen--
nE before ne Congregations Cam
nagTEae INVESTIGATING Affairs at the
Shipping Beard Afterwards Il UHs
supplemented 5y further testimony Of
GRAFT By 4 IA Fisher. serr.zzxv ana
sza1Et5cza If r.se rgrnrnl--sse- ana hs=-
assistant J P Ez3hlnszsn. Who maze
me roper aE-Ar years n~esz2xx-
1pa-
Grsteing cHc~S
M- Richardson 1=ssz-ies f1aar -arr~
rr-svzzAssc generally a sysfsn of cnEn
-nlssaops ar GRANTEES 10 af5cers ".
ne supplies pl1rs:sas=d nAsu 5v iae.
ssTsans wne SAID the g1seas THIS
practice ne Declared aRd nesn re-.
dacsa E-=Gx3v by private cumpanars
by means Of aaGlIzaE and checking
1n1zl n9w x WIS anlE a-snur une per
czant IF wat prevailed On ShlunanS
Board T@=ss@4s SO genera had IAe-
practice became TN Shipping 5uzrs
STEAMERS. As asserted ina r---aEE.
Companies war complaining oeczas~
TAev nouId aUI Ee- st=wa-1s dae -
Tae raj NJ Shipping Board vessels
Weak Atcs-ut - p-aserstsos
re asserted there aaa bean some
Czs=s of prosecution and cDrv1craen
~ snln employees charged with graz
IL, Aur net enough 10 maze II a
Dangerous practice As 5ess thar ane-
FaUrxr az me cases presented had
bean czr~1ad u prosecution
charges Illustrated nv specific in
sE2lE,ss 0f WASTE included la.k n
safeguards aEa1asz Jasf- NJ supplies
Lack NJ sT-sz@n Of szl7Ga-a1zi1E e.
a-n 1t.Zsrsssc = practice Of grating -
hates AaG tazl1-e n suppa-- r@orrrxi
OF sales q s1lsp supplies. psssv-hase u
Ga1essessa--v equipment and 1azfnr.
% supper cha-wAs made by ztte ship
ping BoarvI-s slpt.--cz-rEos
snruiies q. 50rr A6sancs
II Richardson testified 1eaa- ne 1xd
salI-aa u anR Instance tag suppI e.
s0Ia ear Shipping Beard vessels had
bean pad Enr AZ - Der cent higher
lsEzn Lze market EhelexaIs -z.e An
aL1Er Instance autaa 5r -ae witness
was where sz1hBe N Ez1nlrses Was
charged - me beR-z su1 THIS surn
Zazs- was returned
RE 11]a or ane steward wan svug>z
supplies far = 1s-sfzw veraEe zaa-
when ~ aGzr n the end N 1--WE Gx--s
gnuIbe- steward threw the 1r-r sur
plies arsrnaz-a and rspur-hHsed tie.
same amount in ards- 10 rer his cuzn-
n ssssen Ee t7ld sf a purchase sr.
grapefruit kzIEvt.s AZ sl5a sac.7 1ar
sr-rs crew woeie- 9Erun1 sgueers-
Cortsraca On pzpe -ccI n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
SECURITY

LEEAsn assets n -stso ~ 70 -
~ addition - FIXES assets La-r.
5uaarirrs- s-z-a - -s-so 5F : n :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
BUSINESS

GuarsrtenE F1fl GarsSses opera
raons far ases 5raf: 5z- anits
-cr 7Ex- e wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
BOY WITNESS STIRS HEARERS
HEARD TWO SHOTS, SAW FORD
ON NIGHT Of hartley MURDER

esnard Hail. Is, Call
ID By ia t e, Tells
Apparently Straight
forward Story-Was
on Way to Home of
PLAYMATE ON Night
Of Tragedy Other
Il eSSe TeSd-
m0ny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10


For there h been Il IN & hh these emeh khsn
above
Al Oh tn market a this stock
hau r m~
h
For nform ahonina of
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY s Water St lsls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
Dentist w aated

7ssisre-sa ~ Naane. Operator
aAssF 1-Ics- Cong salary anr
--H'r ISk -. Ar7tg Dentist. -,orr,
- a Hs-l 7gtor ST.. srx1oFs
&sts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10
SHIPPING BOARD
HONEYCOmBED
WITH GRAF TIERS
Widespread Corruption Among En-
pIoyes and Officials Charged in
Lengthy Report Made Public
at Washington

Gross Waste Of Govt Funds-Huge
Sums Lost on Improperly Drawn
Contracts--Payroll Padding by Firms
Repairing Vessels--Wholesale Theft
Of Supplies and Equipment From
Ships-Chairman Benson Refuses to
Comment on Charges
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-10

W tern xRx --5-ras -es ezr~srDs
~ rate - AZ least 5err Gsf asr-
version rrNCne a-r aEsa-xa xw
<-e SV7Ck.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-14
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
LATE PETER De YOUNG

The auditorium of the First Chris
friends who attended the. funeral of
the late Peter De Young, who met his
death in an auto accident in Illinois
lrecently.
Rev. r. l.. Bussa barger pastor OF
1.-The church. officiated Active pail
bearers were S. c.. Reetz. C. NJ. Hogue,
William Milne, f. O. Draper, Lester
Boyd Robert r. Brown, and honorary
pall bearers were Frank Greulich,
John Greulich and Charles Greulich,
old business associates of the deceased
Henry Schwarz, Jacob Pozegar and
George Schwarz. AS mark of re-
spect, the pail bearers carried the cas-
ket from the Brown chapel to the
church.
Mr.. De Young was born in the
Netherlands February 10. 1870. He
came to South Dakota with his par
ents at the age of IS. Later he came
to Pendleton and was for over 25
years engaged in the meat business
with Greulich Brothers. Mr.. De
Young and Miss Myrtle Waters of this
city, were united in marriage Decem-
ber "a, 1904. A short time prior to
his wedding, Mr.. De Young united
with the Christian church and had
been loyal member and officer. He
was also a member Of the w. o. w.
He is survived by Mrs. De Young.
daughter. Thelma, brother and
sister, and a brother and haif
sister.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-14
UTAH DEMOCRATS NAME
CONVENTION DELEGATES
(By United Press. J

= SALT LAKE CITY, June 14.-When
Utah Democrats went into session here
today at their state convention indi-
cations were that delegates chosen
would be sent uninstructed to the ma :
tional convention in San Francisco.
Eight delegates and a like number
of alternates were to be elected. Paul
II. Ray. temporary chairman of the
state central committee, said per-
manent state organization would be
one of the first matters of business to
be taken up at the convention.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-14
POURING
INTO K|EV REGION
(By Associated Press.)

WARSAW, June 1.-THE bolshiviki
ara pouring into the Kiev region,
backed by the greatest numbers of
divisions the Poles have ever faced,
according to reports received last
night. The Poles are Withdrawing
their main forces. The bolshiviki are
entering the Kiev district from the
south through the territory first over
run by the cavalry of General Budenny
opposite Kiev the bolsheviki have en-
countered difficulties in crossing the
Dnieper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-14
PERRY GOULD IS DEAD
AT HOME IN PORTLAND

Perry Gould. formerly partner of
William Slusher in the sheep business,
died at Portland oas June 10 after a
two weeks Illness with heart trouble.
Until about two years ago he resided
in Pendleton.
Mr.. Gould was born on April IL,
1864 and came to Oregon in 1889. He
was married January 16. 1899 to Miss
Jennie NJ. Settlemeier. of Arlington,
end is survived by her and five chill
Gren. The children are Mrs j. .B.
Bernhofer. of juneau, Alaska, George
A., Perry s., Fred w. and John c.
Gould, of Portland. He was well
known to a large number of pioneers
of Pendleton and Umatilla 4connty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-14

BRIDE-ELECT is HoNoRED.
/ Miss Erna Mumm, fiancee of Philip
/ Baillargeon of Seattle, as the motif of
a charmingly arranged party for
which Mrs. Carl Hudeman was hos
tess Friday at the home of Mrs. Han
nah Suhl on Garfield st, The rooms
were dainty in a profusion of rose
buds and pink and white streamers,
An inverted bell held an array of gifts
and wen wishes for the honored guest,
whose approaching wedding has been
the signal for much entertaining. De
hcious refreshments concluded the
afternoon.
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BIG RALLY CLOSES

BIG RALLY CLOSES
The biggest rally of the Woman's
Benefit Association of the Maccabees
ever held in Eastern oregon closed
Saturday at midnight in the Eagle
Woodman hall. A class of l75 was
initiated, the presentation being made
by la Grande and the courtesies by
the Pendleton team. Each of the
visiting commanding officers received
as a charming tribute, basket of
flowers. One OF the features of the
rally was the Marathon banquet held
at the Methodist church for the
Marathon runners of 1923 and for the
supreme officers. The Marathon run
ners included 10 from La Grande, six
from PendIeton, four from Baker, one
from walla walla and charter mem
bers from this city. Three hundred
Maccabees answered roll call on Sat
urday.
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and friends.

DINNER PARTY is GIVEN
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghormley enter
tanned several guests at dinner last
evening at their home on Blaine
street. the affair being given in honof
of Miss Irma Ruther. who has been
attending college at Red Wing, MINI.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
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WILL. LEAVE ON MOTOR TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schwartzenherg
and daughter Mea, and Mr.. and Mrs,
II. ]. Croockewit, of spokane. parents
of Mrs. Schwartzenberg, will leave
Pendleton tomorrow for a three weeks
motor trip. They will visit Seattle and
then will go to Vancouver and Vic
toria. b. C. Later they will return to
Tacoma and from thence so to Rainier
Park MIR. and Mrs. Croockewit will
return to Spokane and the rest of the
party will return to Pendleton by way
of Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. schwartz
zenberg expect to remain here for a
short time and will then go to Spokane
to reside. Their departure from this
city is much regretted by their many
friends.
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dRs. HAMBLEN WAS HERE

MRS. HAMBLEN WAS HERE
Mrs Ida Hamblen, state supervisor
of the Royal Neighbors was a visitor
in Pendleton last night having came
in on the Spokane train. Mrs. Ham
blen left this morning at 7;20 for
Weiser where she will hold conven-
ton.
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Social and Club NeUs

the First Presbyterian church. DIR.
John II. Boyd will christen him Pear
son. The young chaps paternnl
grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.
Bennett of Portland, will also be pres
,ent-Oregon Statesman,
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WILL RETURN FROM ORIENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartman, who
have been on tour of the Orient, and
the Philippines, expect to arrive in
Seattle June rs and will return to
Pendleton soon after that date.
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TO STUDY IN PORTLAND.

Mrs. n. ". Van Petten, Mrs. Cecil
Cosper and Mrs. Bert A. Mcdonald
left today on II for Portland. Mrs.
Van Petten and, Mrs. Cosper expect to
spend the summer in Portland and at
the beach. Mrs. Mcdonald will go on
to Cornelius Oregon, where she will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. C.
Whiting, returning later to Portland
where she will study with Harold
Henry of Cricago, noted American pi-
anist who will conduct master class
at the joint summer session OF the
University of oregon School of Music
and Ellison White Conservatory
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LEAVES FOR VACATION
Miss Georganna Fletcher left yester-
day for Portland where she will spend
he- vacation as the guest of relatives
and friends.
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MARRrAGE TO TAKE PLACE

MARRIAGE TO TAKE PLACE
An event of this afternoon in Port
land will he the marriage of Lowell
Kern, and Miss Jean Stevens of Port
land. The wedding will take place at
p. m. and the couple will arrive here
tomorrow morning to make their
home. Miss Stevens is popular Port
land girl and formerly attended Uni
versity of Washington. Mr.. Kern is
employed by Sturgis and Storfe. They
will make their home in the Storie res
idence on River Drive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-14

MISS NORVELI. is MARRIED
An announcement of interest td
friends Of the bride in this city is the
word Just received OF the marriage of
Miss Leila Earl Norvell to Robert Roy
Rice. a former La Grande man but
now residing in Prescott, Arizona
where the ceremony took place. The
young people will make their home in
that city after June 18th Mrs. Rice Is
one Of Pendleton's well known young
women while Mr.. Rice has spent the
greater part OF his life in La Grande,
graduating from the high school there
in 1911. He also served as sergeant
i'm the La Grande hospital unit.
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ARRIVE IN CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Bruce
Bailey. jr. whose wedding was an
event of June 5th in Portland. arrived
in PendIeton saturday from their we'd
ding trip and are domiciled for the
summer at the Royal Sawtelle home
on North Main street.
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WHIST CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mrs. j. F. Robinson is entertaining
the Duplicate Whist Club today at the
home of Mrs. James r. Welch.
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snN Is CHRISTENEp.

son Is CHKISTENE ED,
Mr.. and Mrs. win II. Bennett and
Mrs. Bennett's mother, Mrs. f. j.
Burchen, motored to Portland yester-
day morning and today the christening
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ARE VISITORS HERE.

ARE VISITORS HERE.
Mrs. Walter Botsford and daughter
Genevieve. of Walla Walm and Mrs
Philip Gregory of Kuna. Idaho. arr
guests of Mrs. G. f. Rees at Helix
Mrs. Botsford and Mrs. Gregory ar,
nieces of Mrs. r. Raymond.