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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20

aeineman Of WaIla Waila. They vii
he at home to their friends after Sep
tember Is at Dayton, Washington
Adam Zinn is nursing disiocated
shoulder caused by kick from
horse.
Mrs. Fred Hale and daughter Beryl
are visiting friends in Seattle.
Miss Catherine Mccasky returned
to her home in Spokane after an ex-
tended visit with her sister. Mrs. F. A
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith of FRESNO,
Cal. are spending a few days here the
guest Of Mrs. Smiths brother. John
Aibon and her sister Miss Jennie AL
bon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Walker left
Saturday for visit to Portland and
Warrenton. They expect to be absent
couple of weaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Connor are in
Portland the guests of their son. F. l.
Connor and Mrs connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haney and son
Meilvine. and Miss Maize Reisling. ara
rocuperating in the mountains this
week.
L. 5. Severance and Il. A. Hottie
were business visitors the first OF the
week
Chester Parney and Ezra IIazen
were in Irrigon Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
CLOTHES FOR AFTER SIX PROMISE
WIDE SCOPE FOR INDIVIDUALITY

orientally- hued beads falls from thu
bodice, shoulder straps, and over the
/ hips A huge bow of tulle floats from
the left shoulder.
The more bouffant evening gowns
are shown for the debutantes who
have not sufficient maturity of bear
ing and face to wear the Theda- Bara
gown. A charming model is shown on
The Avenue Of dove chiffon over coral
satin. Soft bands of deepedtoned mar
abou finish the top of the bodice and
are used for shoulder straps. The
Turkish harem effect is retained by
the shirred-in skirt hem.
Combinations of net or lace with
taffetas and softer silks are much in
the vogue for these panniered and
puffed soubrettish emerald. and tur-
quoise and peacock blue abound in the
debutante gowns. while black laoes,
nets, jet. and satin are the more ma
ture woman's favorites.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
BOARDMAN VISITOR is
DROWNED IN COLUMBIA
cEast oregonian Special, I,

BoARDMAN, Aug. 20. - Claude
Brown, section hand at Irrigon. was
drowned last Sunday. His body was
recovered by graphing Tuesday even
ing. An investigation by Justice of
the Peace o. IT, Warner of Boardman.
representing the coroner, disclosed the
facts that Brown and a companion at
tempted to cross the river while in
bathing. Brown could not swim very
well, and they started out with the
help OF small log. When part way
across 1t was suggested that they
make their way without the log. When
Browns companion reached shore
Brown was nowhere to be seen. He
Is relative of the Chaneys of Irri-
gon and his parents live at Patterson,
Iowa, wherc the body will be sent for
intermcnt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20

A large crowd attended the dance
Saturday evening at the watts audito
rum. Echo and Hermiston were wei
represented.
The families of James yG. Pearson
r. II. Ramey, II. r. Vessel and Charles
Hoggared picnicked on the banks OF
the Columbia near Umatilla Sunday.
]. d. Zurcher of Portland is new
attorney who has located here.
Antoine Ansler and family left We'd
nesday for spokane where they will
make their future home.
Stanfield has organized voluntary
fire department. The following Off
GERS were elected: Hugh Kyle, presi-
dent Vic Martin, vice president NJ. r..
Cleveland, secretary r. A HoJte. treas
urers They will elect their chief at
the first regular meeting
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20

upon the automobile in which he was
riding near here.
The car was crushed and Senator
Lamping buried in the wreckagc. He
sustained severe cuts and bruises on
the back and shoulders and possibly
internal injuries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
THIRTY FIVE VESSELS
COMPLETED IN JULY

WASHINGTON Aug. 20.-Thirty
five vessels. aggregating 272,150 dead
weight tons. were completed for ship
ping board in July. Thirty-three were
OF steel and two of wood For the
first two weeks Of August II vessels
aggrogating 60.775 deadweisht tons
we're completed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20

Then you have no complaint to
lodge against the train-robbers?
Nothing special. They took all I
had. just like the Other peopIe,I met
up with on my tripg'4-Kansas City
Journal 4f ts see
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
TREE; FALLS ACROSS CAR
AND SENATOR is INJURED

OLYMPIA, WASH. Aug, 2O.-(A.
P)-State senator George u. Lamp
ing. of Seattle, candidate for the re-
publican nomination for governor,
was seriously injured late yesterday
afternoon when dead tree was blown
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20

sIcepIessncSs- You can't sleep in
The stiliest night. If your digestion is
bad. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla-it
Strengthens the stomach and cstab-
fishes that condition in which sleep
regularly comes and - sweet and re-
freshings
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
PACKERS PROGRAM OUTLINED

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2O.-(A. P.)-
A plan under which the big five pack
ers would dispose of their stockyard
interests has been submitted o the de-
partment of justice for approval. The
plan is drawn in accordance with de-
crees entered here under which the
packers within two years must disso-
cite themselves from unrelated lines
Of business,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
FRECKLES.
Now Is the Tine tio Get rid of These
Ugly Spots.

Now Is the Tine Ito Get rid OF THESE
Ugly Spots.
There's no lengcr the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your freckies,
as Othine--double strength is guar
anteed to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double strength---from any druggist
and apply h little OF 1t night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst frcclSles have begun to
disappear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. 1t is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to CONF
plctely clear the skin and gain a beau.
tiful clear complexion.
BE sure to ask for tho double
otinne as this Is sold under
OF money back II II fails "a
freckles
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20

The Farmer-Ain't it a fine COW?
The city Man-How many miles
Will she do on gallon o( milk?-Life.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20

WOMEN'S COATS AT CLEANUP PRICES
We have very smart Coats to show you The
models in most desirable materials and shades
They must all go before stock arrives and in order
to shove them quickly we've priced them below actual
cost. t
OUR LOSS is YOUR GAIN
Come early and get the first choice.
LeT Goats regularly s priced up to SASS
LOT 2-Includes Coats that regularly co E(l
priced up to $780, August Cleanup Price. ~A~'"V
LOT 3Is made up of Coats priced up to $98O0 &21 7S
August Cleanup Price .................... V~A''~
You can't money any faster easier than by buying
now
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
AUGUST CLEANUP SALE OF WOMEN'S.
SEPARATE SKIRTS

An unlimited assortment of silk models depicting the ia
vored models of the season. lowered to prices that promise
quick clearance. Come early to get your share.
$3.50 Skirts August Cleanup Price .......... $13.45
$265O Skirts August Cleanup Price .......... S2139
s275O Skirts, August Cleanup Price ........ $224O
$285O Skirts, August Cleanup Price ........ $3337
$2975 Skirts, August Cleanup Price ........ $2469
S3150 Skirts August Cleanup Price ......... $274S
$500 Skirts August Cleanup Price .......... $2985
$4,000 Skirts August Cleanup Price $3Os7
$3.50 Skirts, August Cleanup Price ........ $33l5
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
FORMER STANFIELD MAN
WEDS I'm WAllA WALLA

(East Oreeonian specIal.l

E-EITN u 0t7 IIIFfEII II7F7IdIsI
STANFiELD. Aug. 2o.--Cards have
been received announcing the mar
rlage Of Lovick p shanele. a former
StanfieId Roy to Miss Rose Augusta
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20

Boys Waists and
Shirts

for school. Get the boys all
toggesi ready 10 start school
will, a vim. Our boys waists
and shirts are reduced as f"s-
lows:
$1.00 Waistss& Shirts I
Aug. Cleanup. S7c
SIPS Waists & Shirts
Aug. Cleanup $1.O9'
$3.50 Waists & Shirts,
Aug. Cleanup $1.29
$1.6 Waists & Shirts
Aug. Cleanup SLAP
$1.85 Waists e Shirts
Aug. Cleanup $1.H
$500 Waists & Shirts
Aug. Cleanup $1!63
$3.50 Waists e. Shirts
Aug. Cleanup $2.19
$500 Waists & Shirts
Aug. Cleanup $2.47
$3.50 Waists & Shirts
Aug. Cleanup $2.93
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
LOT 4 AT $500
LOT 5 AT $65.00

If you want something supremely good,
better than your local tailor knows how
to make, here it is. Pure all wool wors-
teds made by Hart Schaffner & Marx.
Beautiful suits. The kind you really like
to wear, guaranteed satisfaction. Your
choice. $500
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-20
Mems Suits at Cleanup Prices
Every summer suit must go re gardle
Five Great Lots as Follows
LOT J. AT SPOTS

Includes some wonderful bargains
every suit is a great value, values up tC
$45.0O If you can be fitted from this lot
don't overlook it, you can't afford to lei
it pass. Your choice .......... $29.75
IOT . ArT GQT 20
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-20

w. N. Dawson of Kenai is registered at the Sexton Ho- tel. He arrived in Seward Saturday night on the train. WASHINGTON, Dec, 20- Roger w. Babson, famous statistican and head of the Babson industrial service, has issued the following fore cast of the probably Hard ing cabinet. He makes no guess at the labor portfolio. Here is the ist;;-
 l. President Warren C.. Harding. =
 2. Secretary of State Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge.
 3. Secretary of War Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood. 4. Postmaster Gen. Will H. Hays, G. o. P. national Chairman.
 5. Secretary of the Interior Herbert Hoover. 6. Secretary of Agriculture Henry c. Wallace, Iowa far mer<editor. '. Secretary of Labor No forecast. 8, Secretary of Commerce. Congressman John J. Esch. g. Secretary of the Navy Senator John w. Weeks.
 10. Attorney General Ex- Senator George Sutherland.
 II. Secretary of the Treas |riry- Frank Vanderlip, \ Y. Financier.
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ROUNDUP ALL CROOKS

NEW YORK, Dec, 70 The most sweeping roundup of crooks and suspicious characters in the history of the city in full swing today The police force of eleven thousand men has been increased by forty eight hundred reserves in effort to stem the crime wave which is sweeping over the city, More than one hundred arrests have been made.
 While the police were announcing the measures they had adopted to deal with bandits two houp men held up eweer messenger in Brooklyn, stealing $10000 worth fl jewels and two thousand dollars in cash.
 flying squadron of fifty detectives equipped with automobiles sent out today to aid in combating the merous organizations discussing emergency measures that will insure adequate protection for the hundreds of stores and the people, Hundreds of stores are displaying firearms within easy reach of the salesmen.
 As result of the crime wave the Jewellers Security League today announced $ 900 reward for the capture of the murderer of Edwin Andrews, jewler who was murdered last Thursday.
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OREGON UNIVERSITY REFUSES

SEATTLE. Dec, 2O- Graduate Manager Darwin Wesnest of the University of Washington announced to- dav the refusal of the University of Oregon to to four game next This has resulted the can oon will make her own schedules The coast will Exist only to settle eligible disputes More schools will pro- bav be added to the formation of the Big Three Cafor mia, Stanford and Washington.
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DEADLOCK EXISTS

LONDON, Dec, 20 The members ot the House ol lords and the members of the House of Commons asi Friday night endeavored to reach compromise on the Homo Rule Bill for Ireland virtual deadlock exists and it must be compromised the bill will be lost The Home rule of 1914 became as as the ratification of the Turkish treaty which formally ends the war.
 LONDON, Dec, 2O- The House of Lords after brief debate agreed all the amendments ot the Home Rule Bill made by the House of Commons
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CHANGE IN LAW FOR TRAPPING

Regulation Number Four for the protection ot land
 ur bearing animals in Alaska has been amended tc read as follows: . District Mskrat December 16 March 31 both dates jn elusive Orter Mink and Weasel (erine) December 16 to March 15 botE dates inclusive
 Ivn6x December to January 31 both dates inclusive. Fox December to February 28 both dates inclusive
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RECALL OF JUDGES ASKED

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 20-T Civic League ana other mprcv clubs of San Francisco have petition for an immediate election for the recall of dpes John Sullivan and Morris Openheim This IS the re t of the nresen condition of awlessness which enables crmn of all kinds to escape justice The disbarment ot Sullivan is sought
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SENATE WILL NOT CONFIRM.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 2O- Senator Jones in an ad. dress last night at this place said that the Senate would not confirm President Wilson's appointments for the Shipping Board He appealed to the American spirit to give the Shipping Act fair trial.
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WARN SPAIN

LONDON, Dec, 2O- Representatives of the great grya powers at Madrid led by the American ambassador Wl ard prepared warming to Spain to the effect that they would view with isfavor the attempts of certain Spans elements to strangle foreign enterprises.
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Anchorage on the Limited Saturday night. He is regist- cred at the Seward.
 Laura Hansen of Anchorage is a Seward Hotel guest. She expects to go to Valdez on the Victoria to spend the Holidays with her folks. L. w. Turner from the saw mill at mile 3h spent the week end in Seward.
 Chas. Phillips and Robt. Gil- leland of Chickaloon arrived in Seward last Saturday night on the Gateway limit ed. They are at the H0tel Seward.
 Mrs. J. c. Van Orsdel of Kantishna, is a Seward Ho- tel guest. Mrs. Van Orsdel is interested in one of the fin est quartz prospects in Alas ka.
 Mrs. E. H. Dudirich and son of Tanana are guests of the Seward Hotel.
 H. H. Ross of Fairbanks is stopping at the Seward. H. G. Haslene of Nenana, who was recently elected re- presentative on the Repub- lican ticket arrived in Sew ard on Saturday night from Anchorage. MT. Haslene is stopping at the Seward.
 J. c. Ryan of Anchorage is at the Seward Hotel.
 Guests of the Sexton Hotel from Anchorage are, H. J. Mckenzie, John Nordine, Don Scott, o. M. Rufsvold, F. s. Miller,1 Alec Zoloff, H. ID. Elliott, M. Belander. |
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I1NDUE ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE

WASHINGTON, Dec, 20-Wm. Bryon of San Fran cisco the first chairman of the Shipping Board testified yesterday that the British Mission in the Unted States is attempted to influence the policies of the Board and that his that the Shipping Board should be from British influence largely responsible for his re- sgnation.
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FRENCH WARSHIPS LEAVE

PARIS, Dec, 2O- The allied warships which have ee in the harbor of Pra and the port of Athens left terav pror to the arrival of King Constantine to avod having homage to the returning monarch
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

All moneys for advertising and subscriptions to the Pathfinder magazine must be paid to George Love Mgr of the Pathfinder Publishing Company duly authorized agents designated by the manager. NO OTHER PER SONS ARE AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT SAME.
 (Signed) George J. Love, Mgr, Valdez. Alaska.
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OUT OF RETIREMENT

NEW YORK, Dec, 20- aleras the President of the Irish Republic will out of retirement on Christ mas according his secretary who denied the reports that e had left for Great Britain.
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SIXTEEN DROWN

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec, 2o- Sixteen men it is reported today were drowned when skf in which they crossing the Kanawaha River to Spring Hill over. turned :...
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ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE IN ALBANIA

ROME, Dec, 20-New earth quake shocks yesterday completely destroyed the Albanian village of Tepolen men are known to have lost their lives and many villages have been reduced to fuins.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-20
OFFICIALCOUNT

The census bureau today announced officially the population of Alaska as fifty four thousand eight hundred and nn.,y nine.
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NOTICE Annual election of officers, Seward Chapter No. 10 Order of Eastern Star, Wednesday, December 22nd. 1920, at 8 p. m.
 All members are requested to be present. Mrs. Lillian F. Carter, w. M. Go.die Blue, Secretary.
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STEAMER CALLS FOR HELP

MONTREAL, Dec, 20 Listing 50 badly that her hatch combings awash due to shifted cargo, the Steamer Chicago City today called for immediate assist ance from thousand miles east of Halifax
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-20

A. E.. Barricklaw, bridge foreman with the A. B. c., on the Gold Creek construc- ton work came over from The Fairbanks people regis tered at the Overland Hotel are J. J. Clausen, J. M. Bur- ke, W. H. Barnhill, James Burns, Andrew Terland, F. X. McQuillan, s. Warren, Geo. Lindsey, Jos. Murry, Frank Leisure. They arrived in Seward Saturday night on the Limited from Anchor age.
 w. w. Woodward of Seattle is a guest of the Overland. Mrs. s. J. Swank of Anchor age is stopping at the Over land Hotel.
 w. Aster of Chicago is a guest of the Sexton Hotel. A.lE. DeBastien of Matanus- ka is stopping at the Sexton Hotel also F. E. Osborne.
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FIRES EARTHQUAKES AND CRIME WAVES
DONATIONS FOR THE COMMUN.
 ITY CHRISTMAS TREE

DONATIONS FOR THE COMMUN.
 ITY CHRISTMAS TREE Monday Dec, 20.
 Agnes P. Anderson N.OO MT. and Mrs. Balderson $3.0V Helen Balderson $l.W Betty Balderston $l.W Yuka Yaeo $1.O0 John Doe $l.OO sylvia's $1.0O The Key I.Sf Mrs. Rennet $l.Oo Mrs. Bradshaw $l.W Seward Drug Store l.SO c. Larochelle $l.Oo Sigrid Rosness $'Oo Jack Rosness $l.OO Henry Rosness $.W
 s1s.72 Total to date $227.34. Three more days Let's go. Only $72.00 more needed.
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HIGH IMPORT DUTIES

WASHINGTON, Dec, zO- The first step toward the enactment the emergency tariff by the Ways and Means committee today tentatively agreed to place high import utes on wheat corn wool clothing beans potatoes pea nuts and onions also sheep and cattle
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SIX VESSELS BURNING

NEW ORLEANS Dec, 2O-Fire which started rom an explosion of oil in the dry docks yesterday spread rap idly Six vessels were soon burning.
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LOCALS
 Guests at the Different
 Hotels.

F.,W. Densler and wife of New Y ork are at the Seward Hotel. MT. Densler is con- nected with the Associated Pharmacy.
 T. E. Savage, of Urbana, Illinois is stopping at the Seward Hotel.
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PARIS, Dec, 20 The French Foreign office announc- ed today that the French minister to Greece would leave Athens today because of Constannes arrival There s obabilty that the British minister will also withdraw
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of the largest lead producers in the state closed today throwing two hundred men out work The present low price of lead and the high freight rates coupled with the inability to secure satisfactory contracts with the set- CTS given as the reason.
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ADVISED TO LEA :, E MONEY HOME

TACOMA, Dec, 20- Police Chief Smith today ad- suit of the crime wave which is sweeping this city.
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LEAD MINE CLO OsEs

MARGUERITE CLARK AT THE LIBERTY TONIGHT ONLY MORE DAYS TO- THE COMMUNITY TREE
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League today announced reward for the capture of the murderer of Edwin Andrews jewler who was murdered last Thursday.
 SIXTEEN DROWN
 CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec, 20- Sixteen men it is reported today were drowned when skff in which they crossing the Kanawaha River oSprng Hill over- turned.
 SENATE WILL NOT CONFIRM
 BOSTON, Mass. Dec, 20- Senator Jones in an ad- dress last night this place said that the Senate would not confirm President Wilson's appointments for the Shipping Board He appealed to the American spirit to give the Shipping Act fair trial OUT OF RETIREMENT
 NEW YORK, Dec, 20- Devaleras the President of the Irish Republic will come out of retirement on Christ mas according to his secretary who denied the reports that had left for Great Britain
 HIGH IMPORT DUTIES WASHINGTON, Dec. zO- The first step toward the enactment or the emergency tariff by the Ways and Means committee today tentarvey agreed to place high import utles wheat corn, wool clothing beans potatoes pea nuts and onlons also sheep and cattle.
 ADVISED TO LEA E MONEY HOME
 
 vised all citizens not to carry money vauabes the suit of the crime which is sweeping this city.
 SALT LAKE Dec, 20 The Approximate Mine one of the largest producers in the state closed today throwing two hundred men out work The present low price of lead and the high freight rates coupled with the inability to secure satisfactory contracts with the smel CTS given as the reason.
 STEAMER CALLS FOR HELP =.
 MONTREAL, Dec, 20 Listing so badly that her hatch combings awash, due to shifted cargo the Steamer Chicago City today called for immediate assist ance from thousand miles east of Halifax
 PARIS Dec, 20 The French Foreign office announc- ed today that the French minister to Greece would leave Athens today because of Constantnes arrival There obability that the British minister will also withdraw. LEAD MINE CLOSES MARGUERITE CLARK AT THE LIBERTY TONIGHT ONLY MORE DAYS TO THE COMMUNITY TREE -.----~ s.
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Total to date $227.34. Three more days Let's go. Only $72.OO more needed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-26
Strange Liquid
Comes to Light
Old Scotch, 100 Proof, 4"
Dug Up in Ruins of
Jersey City.
FINDERS PUZZLED
Sample 1t, Go Into Merry
Trance-This is in
1920 A. D.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Two thou
sand years from today IL may B.
like this:
NEWARK. n. J.. Dec. 26. 5000 A.
D.-Workmen excavating in the
boLough OF New Jersey for the new
1882 story terminal building OF
the Marian Aerial Transport Com
pany today made a queer discovery.
Several yards below the surface
OF the earth, in what was once the
village of Jersey City. they en-
countered the ruins of the old town.
One OF the stones, which proved TO
be hollow. was severed by an cleo
trio cutting machine. In IL was
found a glass container filled with
a strange liquid.
The bottle was labeled, scotch
whiskcy, 100 proof"
The mystery OF the curious label
was further deepened when the
bottle was opened and a strange,
sweet odor issued forth. Some OF
the workmen, sampling the amber
colored fluid. apparently were poi
soned. They danced joyously and
sang. An ambulance removed them
to n hospital.
In the stone were found some
ancient documents OF the people OF
1920. The bottle. It seemed, was
placed in the stone by a Gov. Ed
ward ]. Edwards in December OF
1920. IT was a cornerstone of a
Sank building OF that primitive age.
Edwards. it is believed. was once
governor of the province OF New
Jersey.
Historians were being consulted
today in an effort to discover
whether any poisonous fuid. known
as Scotch whiskey," was known in
the days OF 1920.
Latest reports from the hospital
indicated the workmen were still
in a strange, merry trance.