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Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Parlnon Named !.
As Chief State
Probate Officer
New Board Of Pardons Meets
And Selects Penitentiary
i ' X
Deputy to Help
Direct Work.

Lincoln, Jan. 3l.-(Special Tele-
gra.)-N. T. Harmon, deputy war
den OF the Nebraska penitentiary for
over nine years. resigned today to
become chief state probate officer,
the executive director of the new
state board OF pardons.
In making the appointment. the
board fixed the salary OF the position
at $1,000. year aud authorized Of
fees on the fourth floor OF the capi-
tol. where former State Parole Or
ficer f. NJ. Johnson had his head
quarters until his duties were abol-
ished January |.
The board has appointed as chief
clerk Mrs. Lulah T. Andrews, dur
ing the last political campaign secre.
tary of the republican state central
committee i'll charge of women. The
salary OF the chief clerk has been
fixed at 1900 year.
Will Bring Assistant.
Although the board created the
Office OF assistant probation officer
no appointment has been made for
the position. Mr.. Harmon has been
authorized to bring with him a
temporary assistant.
The board decided on monthly
hearings OH parole and pardon cases,
the first to be held at the peniten-
tiary February 3.
Meetings will be, held regularly
the second Tuesday OF each month
at the .penitentiary. it was announced.
The board itself took no action in
selecting the candidates among the
hundred odd parolable cases, to be
considered at the first meeting, but
Mr.. Harmon was instructed to de-
vote his first work toward lining
UP the cases for the first hearing.
The board consists of the govern
Or, Attorney General Davis and Sec
rctary of State Amsberry. The at
torIley general IS. preparing rules by
which to guide the beard in its work
and these will be ready for preseI-
tation next Monday. The legisla-
ture will be asked TO provide funds
for the maintenance OF the board.
Former Minister.
Mr.. Harmon. who was formerly
minister of the Christian church,
began his services at the penitentiary
as chaplain under S. NJ. Melick's
wardenship. He was deputy at the
time Ward w. T.. Fenton was ap-
pointed and has remained in that
capacity.
Warden Fenton called on the
state board of control Friday and
asked the board to appoint as Mr..
Harmon's successor, Dan Cavanaugh,
assistant deputy, who has been in
penitentiary service for II years.
The compensation of the deputy
warden is $1,000 year and main
-fenaIlce eIHs.+-.-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
&ips on Package
$2l,8OO

Chicago. JAM 2l,--Bonds valued
at Sel 800, loosely wrapped in
newspaper were found today by d.
+. Crimmins who stumbled over the
package as he entered All office
He notifiedy federal officials who
began check to ascertain il the
bonds were part of the loot OBJ
tanned by five bandits who stole Il
sacks OF mail from truck in the
Union Station Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Bankers Offer Standing
Reward for Death of Bandits

karsas City, Mo, Jan. 2l.-A
standing reward Of $50 to ary per-
son for the death of each bandit
killed while attempting to rob a
member bank was boted by The AS
sociation OF Suburban Bankers.
Mathew Clarkin, jr.. motorcycle
patrolman, who last Saturday
frustrated an attempt to rob the East
Side bank here and killed one of the
bandits was awarded $500 by the as
sociation.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Madison Woman Injured;
Struck by Doctors Auto

Madison, Ncb.. Jan. 2l.-(Special
Telegram. Mrs. Mamie Meyers
was slightly injured when run over
by an automobile driven by DR.. E.
n. Smart. Witnesses say the aged
woman became confused and stepped
directly in front OF the machine,
which the driver was unable to stop
quickly OH account of slippery pave
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Man Charged With Murder
Freed by Habeas Corpus

Salt Lake City. Jan. 2l.-W., X.
Cyclone Lefty letters. internom-
tain boxer. recently arrested in con-
nection with circumstances sur
rounding the death of Clifford Thur
man. son of Justice S. r. Thurman
of the Utah state supreme court,
whose body was found in a pool at
a local resort, gained his freedom
on habeas corpus proceedings, but
was Immediately rearrested as he
left the court.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
De Valera Appeals to People
To Stand Solid for Cause

Dublin. Jan. N.--Eamonn De
Valera, president OF the Irish rcpub.
lie" in message to the Irish people,
appeals to them TO remain steadfast
in the republican Cause.
Nobody can be base enough to
barter away that for which our no.
blest have given ttcfr lives" he says.
80, though the moment be Gark, and
the world unhccding, confident OF
hnal success. let us face the new
year OF the republic ready % endure
whatever may be necessary to win
for those coming after us the price
less boom of permanent peace
and secure liberty in their native
land"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Owners of Film Factory
Held for Manslaughter

Bayonne, N. j., Jan. 2l.-Henry
Eysman, George Swcezy and
Charles Kearncr, officials of film
companies here whose exploding
plants caused the death of two per-
sons and injuries to several others
last Tuesday. were, arrested charged
with manslaughter. Sweezy and
Kearner arc, still confined to hos
pital with injuries received in the ex-
plosion and resulting FIRE which
DESTROYED the film factory.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Kearney Deputy Sheriff
Leaves Prisoner in Chicago

Kearney, Ncb.. Jan. 2l.-(Spe.-
ciaD-Herman Knapp, wanted at
Shelton on charge OF forgery, was
arrested at indianapolis. Deputy
Sheriff Sam Parr went after the man
and. handcuffed and shackled. man
aged to sc. him to Chicago. There,
with his prisoner, he stopped at a
lunch counter. The cuffs were
opened and Knapp escaped. He
has been apprchended.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Move Made to Dismiss Murder
Charges Against Filipinos

Manila, P. l.. Ian. 2l.-Motion for
dismissal OF charges OF murder
against II Filipino constabulary
soldiers i'll connection with a riot
against the Manila police, December
Is. III which II persons were killed,
was taken under advisement by the
Judge OF the court of the first in
stance.
The motion was based on plea
that the defendants had been in
jeopardy for the same offcnse, hav-
ing Just faced trial on seditior
charges. A decision is expected next
week
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Attempt to Assassinate
Nationalist Leader Fails

London, Jan. 21-A dispatch from
Smyrna received in Athens says
that Turkish aviator. Lieutenant
Housin. failed in al attempt to as
sassinate Mustapha kemal Pasha, the
Turkish nationalist leader, by firing
three shots at him. according to adj
vices from Athens under Wcdnes-
days date to the Exchange Telc-
graph. The lieutenant was arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Contraband Found in
Uncle Sans Bootleg

Washington. Jan s2l.-Contraband
liquor was found i'll Uncle Sans S
own bootleg. A quantity OF bottled
goods was seized in one OF a block
OF houses owned by the Treasury de-
partmcnt, The occupants were ar
rested, but prohibition agents do
not know how to proceed Under the
law providing for prosecutior OF
the owner Of the property where
liquor is sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Police Probe Threats to
Kill Phliadelphia Chief

Philadelphia, Jan. 2l.-Thrcats to
Kill William B. Mills, superin-
tendcnt of police. as an aftermath,
it is believed of the taxicab bomb
explosion Monday night when two
men lost their lives, are being in
vestigatcd by the city's secret
police.
Il do not take much stock in the
report my life is in danger" said
Superintendent Mills today, but
we arc running out everything at
this time"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Appeal on Home Brew
Decision to Be Filed

Chicago, Jan. PA suit to test
the constitutionality o! the rcccnt
construction OF the Volstcad act pro-
hibiting manufacture OF 'home brew"
was on file today in icdcra. court,
Attorney David D. Stansbury's pc
tition asserting that the government
cannot collect both a revenue tax
on home made liquors and assess a
fine for violation OF law forbid
ding their manufacture.
More than 600 Chicago SALOON
keepers have been assessed 10th the
fine and the tax. according TO Mr..
Stansbury. on charges of selling
beer containing more than i:,e legal
percentage of alcohol.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Passengers Shaken Up
In Rear End Collision

Sioux City, Ia, Jan. 2l.-Several
hundred passengers were shaken up
when passenger train No. 203 Of the
Minneapolis-Sioux City line Of the
Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis &
Oman railroad struck the rear end
OF an Omaha freight train during a
heavy fog in the yards here last
night.
Although several passengers SUI
fered minor injuries, none was bad
ly hurt. Five cars and the caboose
OF the freight train we're wrecked.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Hastings National Guard
Company Is Mustered In

Hastings, Neb., Jan. 2i.-(Special
Telegram. )-Thc Hastings National
Guard company was sworn into state
service by Major Stein. A commit
tee representing the Chamber of
Commerce is organizing holding
company TO erect a temporary,
armory and auditorium on the site
for tho proposed city hall The
building will cost about $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Fund to Build hospitals
For War Veterans Favored

Washington, Jam 2l.-.An appro-
priation OF Sl5,000,000 for six new
hospitals for war veterans is fa-
vosed by the house public buildings
committee, Chairman Langley said
1t is planned 10 increase the $l0,-
000, 900 item for five hospitals. al
ready reported, he said. Part OF the
fund would go to convert existing
buildings at Fort Walla Walla and
Vancouver Barracks, Washington,
and Fort Mckenzie
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Orange Growers Ask
Tariff as Protection

Washington. Jan. 2l.-Growers Of
oranges. lemons and onions ap-
pearcd today before the house ways
and means to ask protection sfor
their products in the revision OF the
permanent tariff law.
While asking for a duty ci , ccats
pound on lemons and t on
oranges, spokesmen forr OF
these products said tn sht
only All equality in produ~ >sts
which they believed would rccedc
here and increase abroad Onion
growers asked d1ties ranging from
~ cents to cents a pound.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Measure to Reduce Cost
OF Funerals Introduced

Jefferson City, Mo-. Jan. IA
bill to reduce by law the cost OF
funerals was introduced in the Mis-
souri, legislature by Representative
Ellis. Manufacturers of cofiins would
have their profits limited to IS per
cent and undcrtakers' profits would
be held to Is per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Attorney Jumps to Death.

Washington. Jan. 21.-W. NJ.
Coleman of New. York, general
counsel ior the Hudson & Mon
haitian Railroad company. COM
mitted suicide here by jumping from
the llth story OF hotel on Pcnnsyl-
vania avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Crude Oil Prices Cut.

Houston, Tex. Jan. 2l.-Oil COM
panies here announced cut of so
cents in the price of crude costal,
bringing it down to $2 a barrel.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
Philippines Official Dismissed

Manila, P. l.. Jan. 2i.-Fclicisimo
r. Ferira. assistant attorney general
tor the Philippines, was dismissed
from Office by Gov.-Gen. Francis
Burton Harrison, on charges Of ia
voritism in the prosecution Of elec
ton fraud cases
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
shippers Bulletin.

Shfppers' Bulletin,
Protect shipments during the next "a
to IS hours from temperatures as fol-
lows: North, sS degrees; cast. so degrees;
west, 20 degrees. Shipments south can be
made safely.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-22
The Weather

Forecast.
Saturday fair and warmer.
Is Hourly Temperatures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

-Four dollars. full wagon load, fac
tory wood; limited amount. Hahn
Coal company, phone VI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

Coal supply Co. Phones q and B.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
Ziadosti slovsnskych azaerickJch
kalvinov.

ziadame d'alej, aby vo vset-
kych ev. ref. cirkvach sa konaly
sluzby Bozie. Y reel slovenskej.
Konecne ziadame ministerstvo
mar. osvety, ably pri niektorom d
.stave vychovavacom zariadilo fa-
kultu pre- vzdelanie nasich sloven-
skych bohoslovcov.
Dano v Mingo Junction. Ohio,
dna f.. noyembra 1920.
Rev. Joaef Nadenicsk, predse-
da, Youngstown, 0. - Rev. Va
CLAW Lisy, zapisnik, Braddock, Pa.
Rev. w. Regnemer, Mingo juno
ton, o. = Rev. Frank Uherla,
red. Slov. Kalvlna, Ambridge, Pa.
Rev, Jan sirny, Monessen, Pa. -
Rec. Jan Tomasula, Pittsburgh a
Raccoon, Pa. - Rev. Jan Sabol,
Mt. CARMEL, Pa. Rev. Juraj Bar
dark, st. Clair, Pa. ~ Raw. J. ".
Kovar, Pittsburgh, Pa. a desat
inych podpisov. =
Pom. Observation-Disclosures tieto
ziadosti amer. slov. kalvinov ma
poziadanie red. "Slov. Kalvina" "
rev. FIR. Uherku. Dl'a nasej zna-
lnosti ale, ma Slovensku utvoreny
uz Dol biskupsky distrikt ref. cir
kve a sfce dna 81. decembra 1920
ma shromazdenf V Kosiciach. Tam
Dol vyyoleny ! biskup v osobe Ste;
fana Czinkeho, hlavny dozorca
v .osobe Gejzu, Lukacsa. Doznal
SINE sa to u kraj. novin. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
Anglican O Slovanoch.

Anglican dr.. Wachsbrun pise 0
Slovanoch toto: "Latinske a ne
mecke plema odzilo svoj vek a ne
vedelo vytyorit pravej krest AN.
skej civilizacie... povznieslo hmot.
he zaujmy mad duchove vytvo-
rilo 81 Boha mamony. Ztratilo
uz sl'achetne snahy mladosti a
riadi sa teraz spinavou vypocita,
vost' 'ou staroby. Caka sa ma pri
chod Slovanstva, ably obrodilo Eu.
ropu a upevnilo zasady vsesveto-
veho bratstva. Slovanske plema
zije teprve svoi mladenecky vek
Co bude, ked' dozrie, akej mie-
re uskutocni svoje ideally a da
lepsi vznesenejsi rozvoj civiliza
Gil - to ukaze vek buduci, vek
slovansky.''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
Predhistoricki Dentist.

V provincii Esmoralde, leziacej
ma zapad Ecnadora, boil najdeny
isty pocet lebiek, ktore pocha-
dzaju cd indianskeho kmena, Ii
Jlceho periodic Inkov, ktory uz
vtedy Dol vysoko vyspely. Mnohe
2 tychto lebiek maly zlate zubne
korunky a plomby, ktore vraj "a
vyrobkami nasich modernych den
tistov ME s1 nijako pozadu. Mno-
he tychto zubov, zvlaste predne,
s1 ozdobene vysoko umeleckou fl.
lifrantskou pracou vo forme
hviezd polmesiacoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
ozNAMENIE CT. tITATEL 'oM

Nasim ct. citatel'om sdel 'uje-
me, ze pan Juraj Repasky, {.
1887 Homewood Ave, lansing
vile povereny je sbierat' pred
platky a doplatky ma nase noviny
a tiez prijimat' ohlasky do nasich
noy1n a do kalendara. Prosime ct.
titatel' 'ov, ably mu boil tom na
pomoc;.
Vyd. Yo. Slov. Novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21

Ponevac ma schodzi fararov ma
| d 'arskej reformatskej cirkvi hely.
| yyznania ma Slovensku vydrzia-
vanej v Rimavskej Sobote s. sept.
1920, zastupcovia tychto cirkvi u
sniesli sa ma nasledovnom:
| l. "Doterajsie rozdelenie cir.
kevne mech zostane ma diva distri-
ikty bez biskupov. Biskupi budl v
Mad 'arsku, a budI mat dvoch
zastupcov v Ceskoslovensku,
2. "Ceskoslovenska vlada mech
da podporu cirkvi, ma sa svolat
generalna konferencia fararoy.
Sirotsky fond mech zostane spo-
locny tyym, ktory je v Mad'ar-
sku. A vobec vsetky spolocne
vzt 'ahy a vol'ny styk.''
A ponevae majd "a heslo: eco
kalvln, to Mad'ar'', my tuna ma
spolocnej cirkevnej konferencii,
co zastupcovia slovenskych kalvf-
nov v Amerike, vydrziavanej dna
4. novembra, roku 1920 Mingo
Junction, Ohio, dovol 'ujeme 81
podat' nasledovne fakta: NV.
| V Ceskoslovenskej Republike ma
] slovenskom Vychode, zupach
4 Uzhorodskej, zemplinskej, Abas
1ujskej atd'. byva vel'ky poeet s1o-
|. venskych kalvfnov, ktori prislh-
chajd do ev. ref. cirkve. helv. Vie
rovyznania. o tomto l'ude bolo
malo znamo sirsej slovenskej We
rejnosti, preto, ze "a panovania
mad'arskeho mas opisovala ma
darska vlada "a Mad. d.'arov, a ma
81 cirkeyni predstavenf Ttomto
vladu podporovali, ackpl'vek boil
presvedceni, re je to oproti voli
'udu. aud bez vodcov robil silny
odpor a pomad 'areit' sa medal, a
svoj slovensky povod zachoval.
i Pre- zle hospodarenie stareho re-
Mmu pre- prenasledovanie Slo.
vakov, slovenski kalvfni uz cd ro.
ku 1878 hl'adali dtulok vo Spoi
Statoch, aby nasli lepsi domov a
ably tn mohli svobodne chvalit
5oha reel materinskej.
Cim d'alej, tym vacsi pocet slo.
venskych kalvinov prichadzal dc
Ameriky, tu sa organizoyal v
slovenske kalvinske cirkve i !
SLOW. Kalvinsku Presbyteriansku
Jednotu. Tato organizacia vydava
casopis "Slovensky Kalvin", ce
stou ktoreho vSetky cirkve praco
valy pracujd "a prebudenie slo
venskych kalvinov na poll nabo
zenskom i narodnom.
Poeas svetovej vojny s1castnil
SINE sa Gimme osvobodzujdcej ak
: Gle. Jedni ceskoslovenskych le
giach, I'M v americkej armade Ct
dobrovol'nici, ini Ease davali pc
maze, vSetci SINE ruka v ruk,
pracovali v spojeni so Slovensko,
Llgou, ably SINE pomohli vydobyt
svobodu ceskoslovenskemu naro
du. ......
V mesiaci novembri roku 1915
vydali sme prehlas k slovenskyyn
kalvinom, ze sdhlasime Cesko
slovenskou Republican. Oproti to
muto prehlasu ziadon nasicl
,l>udl neprotestoval, co znaci, z
vsetci slovenskf kalvini s1hlasi,
S Ceskoslovenskou Republican.
Ma zaklade horeuvedeneho DO
zdvihujeme svoj hlas a protestu
Jeme oproti tomu, ably biskupi
Mad 'arska spravovali nase cirkv
; " Ceskoslovensku. Naopak: jedn
(, hlasne prehlasujeme, xe nechcem
mat mad 'arskou reformovano,
cirkvou ziadne spojenie, a nechce
me. aby este d'alej mas l'ud be
vystavovany "a tsrG mad 'arslz5u
lntrigam a mad 'arslzsmu sovinis
mu.
Madame ceskoslovensku vlad
a zvlaste ministerstyo plnou MIC
cou pre- Slovensko, aby dovolil
= SlOVenSkym kalvinon, zalnx;t, co
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
WHITE
snzBo1EsTNf xuBsn LEKAR1
vsstka DRGsa garaatovanA
3o1 W. FEDERAL ST.
D. G. 9. Carlisle, Mgr.

My robime vkstled pl1mberskn yr&.
Gu s6xne oprkvy. NA4a pras 70 g.
rartovauA, ohsluha ta najlepsia. Ked'
nisco potrsbujst ' nasom obors, prid'-
10 X nam. Budsts spekojaS.
MOSS and sCHMUTz,
81 N. Champion st., youngstown, O.,
Auto Phone 763g6 - Bell Main Ga.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21

MA PREDAJ 5-izbovy moderny
dom meste. Vsetky pohodlia
v nom. Cena $5,400. Hotovych
treba 81, 400, ostatok ako rent.
Haste sa v redakcii tychto novin
800 322 w. Federal st.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-10
LOCAL PERSONALS

Miss Virginia Reynolds Of Twin
Falls who has been at Bend, Oregon
for some time, visited relatives and
friends here last week enroute to
Twin Falls where she will visit for
couple of weeks.
Mrs. ]. j. Wherry of Boise Is
visiting her daughter Laura who
teaches the Mallet school
Mrs. II. o. Drane and daughter
Margaret were Boise visitors Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Paul were in
Nampa the first of the week, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Kelsey
Mrs. Olive M. Walker OF Payette
Is visiting her son VIM. Walker and
family.
A son was born Sunday, March
9Th to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Atherton.
Mrs. T. B. Fiser visited few
days this week with the l.. u. Fry
family at Nyssa.
h. b. Wood is home from a trip
to San Francisco.
ID. A. Grady was in Boise Tues
day.
Frank Davis and wife are here
from Jordan Valley visiting relatives
and friends.
J. II. Weaver, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here for
some time. left Tuesday for Anchor
age. Alaska, where he has n position
as book-keeper for a railroad con-
struction company.
Mrs. Frances Jeffreys OF Stanfield
Oregon. Is visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stroup. In On
tario.
Mrs. Henry Griffin left for Port
land Monday having in charge two
girls. aged seventeen and fourteen.
whom she was taking to the home
founding society In that city.
Born at Holy Hosary Hospital,
Friday. March 8. TO Mrs. and Mrs.
Don Fowler OF Glenns Ferry, a son.
The family OF Paul Griffin Is all
on the sick list.
A. NJ. Lackey made a trip to Nys-
ga Friday.
Dr. Conant OF wife OF weiser we're
In Ontario Monday.
The youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Poorman is seriously III with
pneumonia.
Ernest Locey. Mark and ED Ruth
orford are down from the interior.
Mrs. II. II. whitney was IN Vale
Wednesday calling on Mrs. Robert
d. Lytlo.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Furrer OF
Crane were guests at tho T. u. Fis-
or home last week end.
Mrs. Stove Koupal leaves tonight
for her new home at Roman. Mon
tana.
We are late n learning OF the
sale OF the T. Il. Fiser residence one
block north OF the Moore Hotel to
w, II. Rusk. Consideration $4,000.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-10
N0cieU
Bull-Wortll

On Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Worth,
of Payette formerly of Ontario, the
marriage of Miss Irene Worth to Mr..
Earl Bull was celebated.
At 1880 the wedding party enter
ed the rooms to the strains OF Jo-
hengrln's Wedding March and took
their position beneath beautiful
arch. Rev. w. +. Cochran OF the
United Presbyterian Church OF On-
tario officiated using the ever beau
tlful ring ceremony. Later In the
afternoon delicious lunch was
served. and the guests viewed the
many handsome gifts TO the bride.
Mr.. aud Mrs Bull are we'll known
in Ontario. the bride having grad
uated from o. II. 6. with the class
OF 1917. The groom was for two
years clerk in RAIDERS store and
is now book-keeper for the>Concrete
Pipe and Tile Co.
The young people. well showered
with rice, left on the. 4,15 East
bound train. They will make their
home in Ontario in the new bunga-
low Mr.. Bull has had built in villa
Park.
The guests were relatives and In
innate friends. all from ontario:
Messrs. and Mesdames o. Bull. u. l..
Bull. s. q. Bull, Walter Gramse. l.
l.. Hickox, G. A. Kief. II. c. secoy.
w. II. Laxon. w. II. Hober, G. s.
secoy. G. 70. bingham, Mrs. Chas. n.
Emison. Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Coch-
ran, Misses Myrl Bingham. Daisy,
Myrna and Leoras secory, II. ID.
Jenne and Guy Secoy.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-10
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
PLANS FASHION SHOW
High School Girls 90 Wear --latest
Gowns Furnished by Local De-
parunent Stores and Also
Discuss Food Values
Other High News

The Home Economies Club OF the
Ontario High School A making ar
rangements for a Fashion Show and
Home Economics Exhnit to he held
In the High School building on Fri
day evening, March 25th The ex-
hibits will be open to the public at
Z o'clock and everyone is cordially
invited to attend, The Fashion
Show will be given as part of the
program for the Parent-Teachers as
sociation meeting for that evening.
The following girls have been
elected to take charge:
Manager ...,,,.. Margaret Drane
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-10

season on Thursday afternoon. Mar.
End. About forty girls, with Miss
Conway. Miss Miles, Miss Cabeen.
and Miss Abbott. made tho Snake
River bench their objective. A
picnic supper OF sandwiches. cake.
and fruit was served.
The Sigma Club iourneyed 10 the
Payette River bridge for a picnic
supper on Tuesday evening. Among
those who we're present were; Alma
Homan, Hope Cochran. Ula Gramse.
Myrna seooy, Alice Bervin, Ruth
Homan, Evadine Cochran, Reba
Hood, Daisy Seeoy. Jennie Beers.
Miss Cabeen. Miss Miles, and Miss
Abbott. The club is planning u
number of hikes and camping trips
for spring and early summer.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-10

The Girls Friendly Society met
at the homo OF Miss'Mae Plat Tues
day night. AZ the business meeting.
which was followed by refreshments,
plans were proposed for a perman-
ent organization OF this club, the
membership having outgrown the or
iginal plans. Nearly fifty young
women are now members and sever
al plans are being considered,
Saturday evening kitchen show
or was given al the home ct Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Kief for Miss Irene
Worth who was a bride OF the week.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-10
Grlncs-Coolcy

Albert Grimes for many years a
resident OF FruItland and Mrs. EN-
ma Cooley who has lived for years
near Ontario were united in mar
rlage Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
George Ward pastor OF the Nazarene
church. The ceremony witnessed by
n few friends OF the bride and groom
was performed at the Nazareno Par
sonage. Both the bride and groom
are we'll known 10 n host OF friends
on both sides OF tho river.