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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
M &C RAW
TIRES

Tho McGraw Fabric and Cord Tires
are already Well known 10 the people
- Pensacola and West Florida through
TIE enormous numbers u them sold
hy the ~. a Ray Hardware Co. From
tha very hrSt these tires were an
USUALLY popular on account of their
lons mileage and freedom from defect
in every way We have placed In pen
sacola and West Florida E2Ao00 worth
of these tires. and the record ~ Nc
0raW's brought back for adjustment
and those adjusted ara open % any
one who wishes 60 SEE q. for we ere
more than proud of that record. We
can give The names OF many people
VINO are using McGraw Tires excm-
sively and these people are the best
references and recommendation we
can give Tor McGraw -Guaran-
tced
Fahrics-6e0 miles.
c0rds-s.00 miles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
YACHTSMEN PLAN (
TWO RACES TODAY
Class -" Shippers Will Make up
Crews fer Early Sailing Event.

All Class 'B" shippers 81 tbs Penza-
cola Yacht Club are asked to be az the
boat shed AZ $50 o'clock this nasrn.
Ing 20 tfke part In an official race
for that class. Immediately after the
Class "B" race there viii be a race
for Class c. men and amateurs who
want @ set into the sailing game ara
invited Ia be on hand.
Glass 81 shippers who are eligible
90 race today ares Captains Stewart.
ketchum. Watson. CottreiI. Mitchell.
Crenshaw and Baldwin.
The races win be over the short
course and Class "B" men will pair
W for crews.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25

company officials of that firm said.
The Brown shoe company an
nouncod that mans calf skins were
reduced from $3.50 TO $3.50. enabling
q retail reduction from 81 20 g..
Womens calf skins. the announce
ment added. were cut from Sc TO o..
enabling the retail price TO decline
from IS 20 Sc or $3.50 workmena
shoes were cut to 81 from sass. which
IL was said should allow the retail
price 20 fall from 90 70 50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
SHOE PRICES TO
BE FURTHER CUT

81. Louis. Nov. f@.-Further reduc-
ton in the wholesale prices OF certain
styles OF shoes were announced by
two shoe manufacturers here today.
A general reduction 90 ten percent
was made by the McElroy- sloan shoe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
NOT WORKING Gut riREo OUT.

when orc feels always tired without
WORKING. or suffers from headache.
iumbaEo, rheumatic pains. sore mus
clca or stir Joints Il Is not always easy
to locate the source OF trouble. but
very frequently ~ can De traced to
overworkcd. weakened or dlsea sed
kidneys Airs. T. Gibson. i2th a Edi-
son st. LaJuntn. Colo. writes. "Aiy
kidneys were giving me a great deal
- trouble Zoe soma time. I took Foley
kidney pills and they helped me right
away. SOLD everywhere ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
= Auto Acces sories
-
w FL . L. T. - n Il e. q II F. ~ - =
dealers See Us Write for Attractive Pices)

OUR ACCESSORIES ARE
SELECTED FROM ONLY THE
BEST MADE AND BEST
KNOWN
Monkey Grip Tire Patches
Champion Spark Plugs
Howe Spot Lights
Federal Springs $50
Westinghouse Mazda Lamps
Wilson Goggles
Iron Clad Patches
Rose Pumps
Gordon Seat Covers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
lie T.
L TRES

Lee Tires are guaranteed to be alb
soluteIa puncture proof for seven and
eight thousand miles. Five dollars
cash Will be paid TO anyone who has
a puncture in a Leo Tire. We have sold
over i've thousand dollars worth 90
Lee Tires In the past few mouths and
w haven't had a single 500 blu 20
pay out set. Also se have had only
three tires brought baek for adjust
ment. Ash any one Who has used Lee
Tires and you'll SGT an enthusiastic
affirmative ~ everything we guarantee
in the Lee Tire
You oyye Il TO yourself 20 give them
Il least a trial. These tires have been
.edueed 20 percent Ia price and you
VIII be mere than repaid fer your
trouble II you drop in and see and
price them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25

Atvater. Kent Auto Lite BLUR. Bosch.
Connecticut, Dtlco. Detroit Eisemann.
Entz. Gray 4 Davis. Leece- Neville
Liberty. North E4st. Remy. Simms.
Splitdorf Z s T. q a.. Wagner and
Westinghouse systems.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25
MtLTIREsTOs BRAKE LINING

Factory equipment on 20 percent of
the passenger cars manufactured. In
Guiding
Chandler. HAYNES, Mitchell. Cleveland
Hupmobile. Pierce Arrow, Columbia,
Iordcn, saxon, Crow ElkharL Liberty,
StudebAker. Dodge. Maxwell velie. Me-
Farian. Dixie and others
The FACTORIES hN0w TIE HEST
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25

Me- y. LaDuke. Farnaef, says, "Nou
Bet Rats Can Bite Thraueh Metal"
- had feed bins lined with xinc
last year. rats sol through pretty soon.
Wa cat HIs a 81 80 pkg ~ RAT
SNAP KILLED We many rats that I've
sever been without it since oar coll
De dow never touched RAT SNAP
You ~ D. Three aiaes. Soc. s6c. st25
sold and guaranteed Is The Crystal
Pharmacy Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25

Noel Mellen. Lewis Solomon. Marion
f1enIing. William Carblne Paul Cum
mings. Cecil Gonzales. Lester hear.
Ira Heinberg. Sam PaSco. Tony Greg
cry, Josie Roaenau. sam RosenblauYn.
William Malone. Emmett Kehos. Frank
Rsrks. Moreno Stakes. Joe Cravey.
Pete Mcdonald. Rix McDavid. ice
0rewovsky. Everett Mathis.
Intermediates: Dudley Gum. fsn.
manuel Levey. Wei Roaenau. Stephen
Kline afaieom Brown. Edward Kelley.
T. Heinherg, Max kohn. j. r. Stokes.
Walter White. Raymond March. Rich-
ard cowiey, Churchill Meiion. RaSh
Afcf4ane. Frontiss Sheriff. ia. H0ls.
berry Dudley Esrewton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-25

666 viii break a Cold. Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
We know, preventing pneumonia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
TaUHTun'H HALn

IIy lIIiur 81 - h"rd ~ Irmsl Un'" ny
Martha - Inc" lruuls"u n"h FRANK '.
IrnuuIu"u boz husband, 4" - '!unh.
my. T,uslo" dated tho 2hih day ~ Inn-
.unIy IrII mud i"'"Ih"d IN ~" "frI"" "I
III" ,lcrr ~ tho county court ~ bhi"
,'nuuly. WcHi VITglnln. IN Decd Of Trust
Hook va Ping" ~. ! VIII sell ~ public
auction /" ia" hlph"m nuh hrHi builder.
at the North fInnt door Of III" court
IInurr Ia unId tuuuty. IN thT city Of
Wheeling. county Of Obi" and Stat" OF
West VirRIuIn on Saturday. III" 18th
day IT September. \ - 1870. "pinm"m'-
INK ~ ten O'Clock n. m ~" l"ll""lng
property. TINT IL 10 any TIL" following
described property sitnnlch on Tue E"s'
side uf Nurth Huron Street. on Wheel
inn Island IN IA" City Of wheeling, ohio
comfy, West virginia, that IN Ia Shy:
Loot number NV" go Of Mrs. Prices Ii"-
suhdIvIsi"n al lots %, q. 20. ~ aud the
north hnIf 81 Tot ~ ~ the NlI"S Ahdi-
ton 10 the IIty Of Wheeling, az shown
and designated ca Ui" plat thereof rec
urdcd IL Ih" "ifi'" 81 the Clerk Of The
county Court 81 ohio iouniy. West VIZ
pnln BEING The nmnn" pi"p"lJ WHEN
was 'nnS"y"d I" snlh Martha fTlhrt
D,unIaun by Margaret iTIn'", "a ~ l'i"",
.nnd uIhrIs ~ i,rh h'urlnE dat" the I'm
iny 81 %",'mLo' 1907. ""h '"'"th'd Ia
lha nfTi,' 81 ~" 'I',L 81 ia county
''n,nI 81 'IhI" '"tinIy wat Virginia. Ia
I,,d Ii"yt ia, page 40
IinAIa "t nnIt, '""i, %, u Ih"
.,.IL i,.ai., ace ,L.,, .n. ti,i,d 81 Iha
i,I, L"a., may ,I..,i -. I". '""i, la h""h
,.n Ih, d"g - ""I'. "."d ih' ''nll"s Ia
.ts,,.. ,,rnI InaI"II,n, ,,tE =" g"Iis inT',i
I..Is D." "i- ,"''r'hs ""'l '~"i'' '''""'hs.
i,,,u, inr d"g ~ ""i' Hlih l"i''""'r iN"
.,.,,,,Ln..., rilI"u i,i" ,r"il"ii' ir',"ia
u,,, ,.ni,.u I,p iIr. u, if,,tl T." ,,.. ,,ia
-, Ln"I ilil' h'i"r '''"i"'i &c" i"'ln''
u,., ,,,Iig ,uIII "II - Iht In,,r Luor ,uu"rk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
President ROOSevp|t'S
Family 100 Percent
For Harding Ticket

upr'inl I'iEpni'h To- tho Intelligence
'1I'hE". III H'rd fh' lt"pnhi
ran national committee hero hnr lHHu'h
~ abatement ph"wluW that Ih'"h"I"
ll"ns"VslI'n family ni' "u" hunii"d
percent bn,h "f lInilInp nnd '",'iliV'
'np NI.Llr Itnuur,,li h"n accepted
hpp"lulIu"Ni GA lh' 'A''uIiv" commit
toe 81 ,luhN nud niH0nlInllunH 81 IL"
RupuIll,an '"iniulIiru f"r ~" i"Idw'ri
rai"n und"i" Ma I"i r.duy f'd II VA
Iituur. I'El"nnI diiu' I"i
hIr EIUlnIsH i.''nE wa -. vito 81 ll'"
,rnE HHIdhI TI"ni int In'i"iI ""l
,la 80 hIoI ~ Ih'",i"d" ii""r'.,' II - u''~
Actively participating Ia il,' ,"i"i"Ii 4"
Lea Wv iGth Hnd viii 'nIrr w'rl
'f!"tDIIi,I iHs Vud li"UhIIn -
n .,"rrv,l "Iu p"lUU about IL" '"n"I'r
luv"hIrU H." Uai"' ~ I"""'v"li. "nh
IsIulns !" i"I'''a""I ~" r'"H' "nrlV"
I,Il.y ~ ~. ,s.H''''l Ii'uulil'uu ""k 90
o." aIu ioIn'u' Why hnn bolton pa
T.. ni,nL e., IT., '.'I"i' Ii""o'v 'lI Ia lhl1
campaign, hln r""". hts daughter ""'
hru Hla,or 80 ~" nnh '""nlu. I'""hli"
- ItroHoyHll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
PROBE BIG FIzzLE


h""Ir . rIHtrunnI T'pnIdluF Ihr nn"uut
InIr"h ~ i"uuEri"wu Nhor'upun VI
N""i' Whk"d ,l"I"uI Md WIN pi"IupIIy
Informed Icy 10. chairman ihHI h, InuHI
'rnr" Int"IIupIinE
E"IhluR wnr shown 10y Ih. ~ ldrn,o
81 - n'"I" 81 wlinornoH i"dn} IhnI any
uu"tn "f hugo rrmH l." hr InIr' | ~ Ia
III ldunI "lIlor, 49, charged hl iInJ COS
wnh over Adopted hy tIIr Hrpuhll'"u -
i"unI '"mmitir' Ilrurr w.rr ,"nHuIn, I
by the Democratic nI,rnl,'ir 81 Ih" com
mliiru Ia iiuIiI,rH rndrntrI Iu ruh
nInnilnI" thu ,hnIu"r 81 the candidate
Democratic Law uTsAhinu
i0niui' 81 no 'lni a. i'rI lir"uy whn
Ih" inII"du'Il"n lot" IL" evidence ct -
r"II'r 81 l'iirIS nIuurd Icy i'hni1rH
Ii'' 80 g. u"i'In -, ,n"'I "iI, nnI IntnI ,"n,
niii i"'',,"" fi"i" iIlIn"in nnI n'nI T."
~ :" altman. i'"nI'inHl', 81 AuHusIn
~ '"lllUH uI'''u hlin IuI Iuudn - uId
IL" l'' i',''' i"il' '"'uu"iHu tIu" q tho
l"Ii'ir WA n'"I ",,",'Iinu 4" tho u'iI,
I'D 'npI"E'h hY " T. InuIuunn Hnnn, o
dii''i"i fu tho IL uiU,i nIi, nnI lunn |
committee Il" p"lI' lIlnE f'"m f"Ln,rI
'mpl'y"H n"u"d by "nimr - ap''InI IL
N'"rg l"I'"r ~" 'n'ol"I." /" Tito 'nno
h"," -" !" In",.II',r I.l", oil uI"," ~ WIN
~" r"nInr"Hi'' "a h"Iu" Ii""u, h"uanin
wa Immediately "Idorod ~ nrr"or l."
/ IrI" ia" committee"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
hnaTLfIr IN -tuausILI.H
lAnM IN nIILI. MMnnI.V D u

Ita,naF , ~. - rt h 10. nryai',
,,.,,'''"irr ",'Ii''"''i "''"'h "r"" hl""
nIlly a, hn.Ii 'Ira' Iu' ''t'. '"pl"E'.
w. Ln .,rr Tnr,nd hnu'I mad r"rr'i Il, h. :,
,,,,u In riiII uuu"l. - '".ir,u"i".
nIaa u."lrl, pt'rr i'r'ri ii' ri'I l"u
ununnr,. I,,u- o., ~, h,t ,,'irr h,,,i',h "l.. -
b., i,ad ., ih' h'"'I - ii' h'd siil' -
ron. hag mob i'.tUd vIih ,I"Ih h'li
cad n yps iy i,, ,n"uih i-hVrl' I"''r -
yivtA her Tn" glIl 1h" VS. ~r" TovlV-
81 ny n phV-i"isn rrr- ~" '"""mh"T"h
unihIps sn~p returning fr"ut r"Th iu"s
da , aud lviur 'i"r L'' h.I t"t =
MN N-r1hnII I,",-i "','l' "ii 'hn
rl,f ,nulh No., hn,r I,",iud n,,acIf IL his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
nuHIHnHn OrrOsyuHITInH

H.n, W. Jss"h n"'ha'i"H pul"slY
Iisro g"ui "vu Hl"r -, v'rE i'I big
sor,u iuIn fu,ulnh'd wiz hi'I'i.
81 ~ -, ~ lu' i"nnIi - nuH'l Ahi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

"NHTHU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VhUn VUNT-
tl"nn "r"h Tor 90" ~ two eEperI sianOs
giHph"IH nnd HoyHrnl for general cor.
r'np"u'l"U"" Department. only nSp'ri-
au'"d nppIl'nuia nud II,OHo who chow
TiHna ~ Developing into first -|lRaH sienO-
gInpn"ra n"rd apply hhdrasS n, ~. a..
'nio HurlInH IT0du"la UnoOrporniad),
zoe NlurI"rnih rITrnt Ulvs TOfsrGHns,
rlnI" ThHI 'Sprrirn"u bsv" he'd, and Also
Eisr nId, aud Indicate THlsTy ospOotrd,
" ptoI"ir"d HppllrHniH 'au phone n, u,
=, Itb0 Wheeling, fDr interview, sslb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

WANTED Young man 10 work ~ 10Th
i~t""i "ffi"". itsfeTanua FsIulTsd,
Whaling TTa"ii"n 90 s-pJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
WantsdI'

Wantsd-IiOy oveT iG.ynsTs OF ago 10
lonrn printers trade Must have fair
education. Apply To fOrnrman, Intel
liHunCoT, 7ih. TlDOT. News building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

WAHTuD--Iirlghi younG man about 10
years. !" work IN electric store. oIcsl-
liant opportunity for tho right one.
Bt"ndy p0nlilon. Apply IN own hand
writing hhdfe"" y. J. -. care Into u.
E"nC'T ssh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

WANTED $50 Clothing saIssmaa for DAt-
uFdsys. sherman store. 1854 nArnsa
~. s.pIi !,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
MIHOnLLAHAOUB.
-
22O Acres SO, 300, With
40 Cattle, Horses, Crops, ToolH.

| Equipment worth $4,000. improved
ruhd uIlr II &C. ribil0ni machine WnrN
81 fi'IdH 40 rUw br01k Whi'rsd PasthIs
I ! OOO cords wood. I10. 900 r.. timber, l0i
! f,uIi. - .Ionin house. running ~stsTI W.
, n harrin'uI barn, running wnthT, jn'
mediate raI" n,Iuda5 Nv" ninGh, wagons,
machinery I""IH, Iu growing crops, M.
! fnr ~ 400 r"nl terms, Details ihlS ana
.uniIo, i",n f"T DsJD0. p"s" - hI'Jy't
nIy iIiusI,.I-1 "hlplns Farm Bargains
! I'd ainiur t"ry ne" ri'"ui Yarn
I Agony. aOi Al, linton hahb r'dGr
| I'iiiphuIgh sIvI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
DAIRY FARM

40 Acres located on tho National
Rond limestone aoil. lays good, Broom
brick house. 6-rUnn Tenant house. fOS|0
dairy barn. ono OF Ia" most modern
equipped In eastern ohio. Ell". horH"
burn. spring house. other buildings All
slate roof At sacrifice price. S1o p"r
Acre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
DIED

..nvs I'M Wsduts hrT, tap'nmb.'
100 n. he on" valley b""''p ~
anal 81 10 T'niD'h ~ ~ n'IU
iug 81 dpushist ~ Andre" " 81"
Catherine jiliI hI"~"
,...i,o, ~ 10. family rsHId"""s no. ~
wntw""d AV' Wsfn""'' ." ,.y ~,
,,,u. I,JitaI 10 attend lniPr
,.,, 81 ,ItnonWDnh ""'n"i"'y
o.ATOM-Dn "wednesday. hHpInW-
ID,g IplN. 81 ~ "'.lo"t noon, 'n
Wh,"llng h"~pli"l N.Y., ",',,
TIrDnSToF, !" W" VIZ '''' ~
RP' -
,,o,, III, resistance ~ bef
'",,', i,rt,,. H,,nbrI, ~" 1IOp WoDdH
.",r,i uoiutday nnoTn""" y D'ln"t
,I,I.,I. 81 lhs fsmiiy nTa lhYIi"h !"
',,.n1 informant NJ NJ Zion Gonna
iaIy - -.---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

wAaTnDs usod Gin Tos GsassaI kaass.
~o'L u"Dd home asd 1"1a pS1 "
'ighi pss1 HIni'. ~ The Nose o.,
iobt haIn H.. Wheeling. w. Va. si1,h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
WAITED sALHsoIaLS ~

WAITED HALHuNIRL,n nl1QAI-
as0aB AsD irsHp1AiasOsD, III
Ali DRrA aTAuHTni uOOD WO1n.
IHu OOHDIrIOan, uOOD HAy AND
aOOD GHAn0n ron AbVA nOsnlnT
10 wILLfAa wOhHhaa AHILT 70.
rHHHOh no MAHAHn TIM 4Onn
90, iNO4 MAIN MT s.ibsk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
ru,m-d Thr Fables

rrurl., N'.l nql''h nh"u'
'ru,uImu IrralI"ui ri No. t"unrS'"N ~
WhrrI r,d I uIu. company. " hu Hnr"
IuuU rr,h r'f "i"l anna "ffr"iT ~ ~"
,our,r 80 iu,Iu,I,ur ul,IwId Gr'Int fl"Vp,
Is NuiIr ihU0 = o. l'"hln'"r flhoO,
u = Iu1ly ti"oU ""'I " Manning
IIUOn
Truupr r"rr 'mpl"t'h. ~" ""n"in'
rInird, - rurrI'rr ~ nitll' Ia w." iuhn
mills
81 krIIv rrI"rI"h lh"d Ont" had
many iuhurirh.l 'lir ,nd a. nhhb
rIrIEoD hr ,"uId net k''p trn'h 81 lh"h
ian
"Inu dn kunH Ih"ugh," H"n"I"r Hp'n
I.ot IuIrIl,,i,d "IhaI Ihrr" 81" frd"irl
ir""rr - W'h tnElmlt l"h'N. r"ni
thfI, u,i,irI ,uIutuhud 81 Ir"Elh"ni WI
nuu , u"IIl, luduuiInI II"uhl"Hi
4 Iu",v Ih'y nrr lh'rr
And i"u luuw the hITI rIr"ihrnl eyer
t., uho T. d'iai II""pt IL l"hn li"nhi"
uar 'lr. .lnnh "nd rlHhi h"i" !" ma
rIni,' sud i"u Il" kurw nat ~" lt"rnh
II,nu no, rI,I, ~ rv"r ur'h i'duInI li""pr
10 ruuIi, Inl,I li""hl'rf
I dnnI hn"w inu'h "I"nI ~ Nj
EolIy ,'rII'h
'NhIl' w. 49,, go IL" "uhI"'i h"""i"t
i',d rrIL de- 900 Li,~ about uii
- Ir,ih 80" l., ~, urInT it'"'rr - 81"
tn,in o.. E.n ihuI rI"t" Inn I"d WIN Ia"
hl.",d - w"itlnE m"n, w"i"'" ""'i
hIhltIn'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

Chicago. H"ri uty hrro,lnIad
II""H T"uIlin"uY honrIng upnu I!ny.
rIn"r '"S'r charge. TINT u uunIn Iirt "r
my "u" "ltl"n had h""u uuut "uI by tbs
N"puhII'an unti"unl cUInnIiioo VIVA
"ll'li"d ~ I" lHyH urHHluu ~ III" ponnto
""rnmllI"" Investigating campaign run,Ir.
Will" Marry " Iilnlr. assistant 10
Fred W Iphnm. national U"puhllrnn
ir""iur"I. wnH on ia" stHnh. u d"cunrnr
wRH introduced whIch ia" witness ldcn-
ilfl"d az HuhrtIiul" Tor form IGI d" tbs
CnInpaIgn plum whi"h IilnIr drew up. but
wnH rejected by TIA" national commit
toe
Thir TubHliiut" dorum"uh HtaIrd IhRt
mn lnl"nhlNr campaign WUu 10 bn under
taken Ia my f"uT 'lIirH and II nlHo ia.
di'aI"h that lh' nhtlouHI II"HauT,T wna
10 hppulHt iIIy 'hniIur'n 81 Tia, wayn
anal means committee
Iuhn A hrIly and I. u. fnrIrrI kin
n'y. stat" whlT hud n,,hnH heads fnI
bhI" nnh IlIluuir i,np', llV,Iy InI.T
Hnih Ih'y hpr"lmI'd IL" al .nniiurn
Ihtuh' IvoH. nud lh"I ins unII UiInI Ii,na-
ui,i hud u"IhihH /" Il" Win IIrI, no
I''il"nh. 90 wIIh TSImE 'i""lnn I"i ILa
va I"tin ,"unII'n M 'Ini".y nInu .dI
- lhni la. ~ap '"u, iu'd ,iI. Win ih.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-27
ECHO HAS Is CASES G.
OF FLU, REPORT SAYS
lEasl oregonIan speeIal.D }

ECHO, Jan. 27.-There were re-
ported TO be about 10 cases In influ-
enza In Echo Sunday. All precautions
are being taken to prevent the spread
OF the disease.
The members of the triangular In
terscholastic debates held the first OF
the series OF debates on the question;
Resolved. that the federal govern
ment should take immediate steps to-
ward tho naturalization of the gov
ernments coal deposits and petroleum
resources. Echo's Affirmative, Ver-
non Davis and Margaret Hills, met
Hermistons negative, Miss Gum ana
Dorothy Briggs, at the Echo NJ. II.
Church Friday night. A large crowd
was present and enjoyed the follow
ing program.
Instrumental Solo-"Cypress waltz"
-Reta Thomas.
Vocal solo-"Have a smile"-veda
Wattenburger.
Debate
Readings-Mrs. Laurel Davis.
-"Freckies''-High school and
Seventh grade girls.
The Judges of the debate were FRED
Schmidt of Pendleton, Rev. J. II. Fua-
cett of Stanfield and /. NJ. Peterson or
Echo. Their Decision was In favor OF
Echo's Affirmative.
The Judges of the debate at STAN
field were unanimously in favor OF
Echos negative. The next debate OF
the series will be held next Friday
] evening when Echo's Affirmative Meets
/ Stanfield's negative at Echo, ana
4 Echo's Negative meets Hermistoh
Affirmative at Hermiston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Helms were
pleasantly surprised on Friday even
ing by a number of friends on Butter
Creek who motored in to enjoy an
evening with the ''Newlyweds."
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Neill were week
! end visitr~r in Pendleton.
| Miss NJ ia Gillette of Pendieton
/ spent the past week visiting with her
mother.
/ Frank Cunha left on train No. z.
Thursday to spend a few days In Waiia
/ walla.
/ Those who have been named ap-
praisers of the estate of the late IwIs
| Teel are Joseph Cunha. Jr., r. b.
\ Stanfield and Fred w. Andrews.
\ The proposition Of forming ciuo
for BOYS between the ages OF IL ana
H 1s was discussed at meeting IN the
L city hall. Thursday evening. j. ~
| Davis has been selected as organizer
and leader and he assures the poys
that they will have many good times.
Several of the Echo young people
went to walla Walla to hear the ram
Gus violinist, Jascha Heifetz.
Miss Anna Brown was a weekend
visitor at the home of her sister, MIS-
W. w. Green
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-27

gon up to o'clock p. m. February 4.
1920 for furnishing the City of PEN
dleton. Oregon one Triple Combina-
ton Chemical Engine. Pumping En-
gine and Hose Motor Car. To have
pumping capacity of from 500 to 1000
gallons per minute at 12O pounds net
pump pressure, chemical tank capa-
city of 40 GALLONS and a hose carrying
capacity of not less than 1900 feet
regulation 1-2 inch fire hose. Bid
ders are to furnish complete specifi-
cations on their apparatus and state
in their bids what they viii allow on
the Six Cylinder Seagrave Combination
Chemical Engine and Hose Car now in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-27
.HERMISTON WOODMEN
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
lEnst oregonian special.)

| HERMISTON, Jan. 2T.-Hermiston
Camp No. 5657 Modern Woodman OF
| America installed the following OIL
GERS at their regular meeting Satur-
day evening January "a: j. a. West
V. c.: F. z. Illsley, w. A.; F. b. sway
re, banker; w. X. Longhorn, clerk
| Maurice johnson, escort; Henry Han
| by, watchman.
! The regular meetings are held on
the fourth Saturday of each month
and the camp is In a very prosperous
condition. The membership Is In
creasing rapidly by transfers and ar
rangements are being made to have
some work done by the State Deputy.
| Misses Judith Kelly and Ethel Ep'
| person were Pend1eton visitors Satur-
day.
The American Cafe Is now open to
the public and already the proprietors
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles are enjoying fair
patronage.
Dan Balsh of Newburg. oregon but
formerly of Hermiston was in the city
several days last week transactlns
business and renewing acquaintences-
w. A. Leathers spent several days In
Pendleton attending to business mat
ters and visiting Mrs. Leathers who Is
a guest at Ine noIIlS Vi hpA eA1NSA %'A'1
Hunter.
Arnold Shotwell left Thursday for
Eugene. to the the U. of o. and again
take up the course in chemical en-
gineering where he left off before en-
toring the service. He was the last of
the boys to return after having spent
year and one-half with the Army oil
Occupation in Siberia.
Mrg McKepn and daughter
Miss Bertha spent Saturday In Pen
dleton shopping and visiting friends.
w. Priezner left Sunday for Prosser
Washington to be gone several weeks
on business.
Mrs. r. S. Madden of Caldwell. Ida,
left today on No. for her home after
enjoying a pleasant visit with her
brother r. r. Dodd and family. Mrs
Madden has just placed a daughter at
the University of oregon and son at
the Washington University