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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
O sPRZEDAz WIN OLA CE-
LOW LITURGICZNYCH.

Washington, 10. lipca. - 10
misarz prohibicyjny, Haynes
przyjal wczoraj przedstawiclell
r6znych zrzeszeh religljnych, kto
rzy zwrocili sic do niego z pro-
pozycja uregulowania sprzedazy
win dla celow religijnych. Pred
stawicielc ci za}ozyli protest przc
civ uwadze prohibicyjncj, &c
miedzy odbiorcami hurtownl
sprzcdazy win znajduja sic / ko-
scio}v. gdyz koScio1y wlasnic nle
sa w stanic korzystat Z hurtow-
ncj sprzedazy prowadzoneJ
rrzez aptckarzy.
PREZYDENT REPUBLIKI
HONDURAS ZROBIL PIER
VISA WYCIECZKE AERO
PLANEM.
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, 10. lip
ca. - Prczydent Lopez Gutierrez
odbyi wczoraj pierwsza swoJa
trzydzicsto minutowa wyciecz-
ke mad miastem na aeroplanle,
kierowanym przez amerykanskle-
60 pilota. Lemba.
KRADZIEz ZABYTKoW.
Spencer, Mass, 10. lipca. -
Dowiedziano sic tn dzisiaj, re
z publicznej bibljoteki Richard
Sugden Public Library" skra-
dziono Way wschodnie oraz in
ne bardzo cenne przedmioty,
ktorych wartost obliczaja ma
$4,000. - Przedmioty te byly
wziete kolekcji, ofiarowanej
bibljotecc pred 81 laty przez To-
masza !. Duggana Spencer,
Swiatowego podr6znika i>zbiera-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, wtorek, 10. Iipca: Sw. Win
Ccntego.
Jutro, sroda, 20. lipca: Sw. Czc-
Slawa Wynn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
POLSCE ME GROZI GLoD
WEGLOWY.

Warszawa, 10. lipca. - Dyrek-
tor paIstwowego urzedu weglo--
wego, byiy minister Peplowski,
oswiadczyi IL Polska niema po-
trzeby obawiac sic gIodp weglo-
wego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
Kronika Chica&Oska.

zanotowano to W historic naSze-
60 miaSta. oczywiScie. odpowicd-
no do iloSci mieSzkancow. PO-
rGwnujqc cylry "a ostatnle szesc
micSiccy, tym Samym czasem
W roku ubicg}ym. W tym roku
liczba urodzin powiekszyla sic o
sos dzieci. wypadki zgouow zaS
zmniejszyiy sic 0 4,S13. w mic
siqcu maju b. r. urodzilo sic die
ci o 1912 wieccj. niz W tym sa-
mym micsiqcu roku ubicgiego.
KONTROLER POOLE NAWO
LUJE MIESZKANCoW DO
,,STRAJKU CYTRYNOWE-
CO."
Micjski kontrolcr zywnoScio-
wv, Russell Poole zaapelowal
wczoraj do micszkanc0w miasta
Chicago, azcby lie moznoSci
Wstrzymywali sic zupemie Cd ku-
powania cytryn, gdyz zqdanc O.
bccnic zan ccny przcz naSzych
kupeow, przcchodzq wszclkie wy
obrazcnia. kontroler Poole, kto-
ry Jest rowniei sekretarzem ko-
mitetu miejskiego do spraw zyw-
noSciowych oswiadczyl, IL bedzie
to jedynem sposobem zmuszenia
kupc6w-paskarzy do zredukowa-
MIA cen cytryn. Wedle obliczenia
kontrolera, skrzynka cytryn w
kwietniu kosztowala $500. Koszt
przechowywania jej W magazy-
ME wynosil w przyblizsniu CEN
ia dziennie, czyli ze obecny O.
g6lny jej koszt ME powinien prze
kraczat $500, gdy tymczascm
skrzynka cytryn sprzedawana
jest obecnic po dziesiet nawet
szeSnaScic dolar6w, drobiazgowo
zaS cd 50 do 90 ccnt6w tuzin cy-
tryn. Jest to bczprzyk}adne zdzier
stwo, kt6rc winno bye napietno-
wane, a gbspodynic winny, O lie
moznoSci strzynac sic przcz pc
wien czas Cd kupowania cytryn,
co niczawodnic najszybciej przy
czyniloby sic do zrcdukowania
iCh cen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
Z Biura MeteOrOlog;cznegO.

Wsch0d sfOficG godz:nie 5:31.
Zach6d sionca godZinie S:21.
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: We
wtorek / srode pogodnie; dis cokol-
wick chlodniej. Umiarkowany wiatr,
przewainie p6Inocno-Zachodni.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyzsza wczoraj godzinie 2-giej po
poIudniu 05 stopni, najnizsza dis o
godzinie 2-giej po p6lnocy "A stop
nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
ZE STATYSTYKI URODZIN
I SMIERTELNOSCI w
CHICAGO.

Wedlc cyfr. og}oszonych wczo-
RAJ przcz szcfa biura statystyki
zywotnej, dr.. NJ. O. Heckard'a,
w ostatnich szcSciu miesiacach W
Chicago byio najmnicj wypad--
k0w Smierci, a najwieccj urodzl-
10 sic dzicci, niz kiedykolwick
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
AEROPLANOWY

Salt Lake, 1S. lipca. - Stosow-
nic do otrzymanych Elko, New
przcz urzednik6w Western Pa;
cific Railroad Co.. wiadomosci
tclcgraficznych, W miejscowoScI
Williams zdarzyi 81? wypadek
acroplanowy. W ktorym ponlost
smierc nicjaki Art" Keddie. Ked-
die przyjmowai udziai W budo--
vie Western Pacific"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
sAMoBoJSTWo ADWOKA--
ia.

W sobote W nocy, lub tcz w
niedziele rano, adwokat Fryderyk
w. Cornish, byiy burmistrz mia
steczka Lake Bluff, zamleszkafy
W Oak Park, przy 2zO Linden
ave, popeinii samobojstwo W
SVEN biurze, w budynku Real
Estate Building, mieszczacego
sic PRIV ulicach Dearborn l Wa
shington. Wczoraj rano, stroz e.
Walters czyszczac pokojc w bu-
cynku, znalazl Cornish'a ma pod
iodze przestrzelona skronl9, a
obok niego automatyczny rewol-
wer, Wedle oSwiadczenta policJl,
przyczyna samobojstwa adwo ka-
ia mia}y bye klopoty rodzinne |
finansowe, a przy tenn wszyst-
kiem stan lichego zdrowia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
WYDALENIE URZEDNIKA
.ZE STANOWEGO DEPARTA-
MENTU EGZAMINACYJ-
NEGO.

" rezultacie Sledztwa, prowa-
dzonego Cd paru tygodnl "
sprawie ,,hurtownej' sprzedazy
strdentom pytai egzaminacyj-
nych, jake miaiy bye zadawane
przy stanowych egzaminach dem
tystycznych. zostai wydalony
wczoraj ze stanowcgo departa-
mentu egzaminacyjnego CassluS
Erler, inspcktor dzialu regeStra-
eli i edukacji. Zeznania dwu bra
ci, zajmujacych wyzsze stanowi-
ska w stanowym departamcncic
egzaminacyjnym wykazaly, IL
podobne naduzycia w tymzc
departamcncie dzialy sic jul
Cd kilkunastu lat. Studenci
maiacy stawaG do egzaminow sta
nOWyCh WledZlcli zgory, jake
pytania beda przy egzami--
ME zadawane, "a co W niektorych
wypadkach placili Pcwnym urzGd
nixon przy departamcncie cgza-
miuacyjnym, nawet Srrbsze SUI
my pieniedzy. Wedle oswiadcze-
MIA w. II. II. Millera, dyrektora
togo departamentu, wkr6tce ma
stqpia prawdopodobnie dalsze ma
pedzania urzednikow, ktorzy
sprzedawali pytania egzamna-
cyjne. Gdy odkryto powyzsze mad
uzvcia, wszelkie stanowe egza-
nina dla dentyst6w, lekarzy ap-
tekarzy, jake przypadaiy ma mic
siac czerwiec, zostaly przez dy-
rektora Millera skreSlone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
Telegram Ksiezy C6rno-|
slaskich Do Papieza.
Polska Obejmuje Obrone
Wojskowa Gda1ska.
Czechy Pragna Silnej PolskiO
POLSCE ME CROu Ct0D WECLOWY.
Japonja Otrzymala Odpowiedz Ameryki
Z KONFERENCN ANGLO -RLANDZKIEJ
Liga Narodow Konferencja WaszyngtOhska.
Masowe Samobojstwa w Rosji.
7 KONFERENCN ANGLO -IRLANDZKIEJ.
Liga Narodow Konferencja Waszyngtonska
Masowe Samobojstwa w Rosji.
INNE TELEGRAMY "a NICZNE

Pahstw, bedacych czionkami Ii
81 Ludlow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19

raj piccset Skrzynck ma mIcko,
civil t. wv. chlodnikow. Przccho-
wane " takicj skrzynce mIcko,
pizcz dzicsict godzin pozostaJc
w tel samej temperature. ]ak
przynicsionc l. mlcczarni. Skrzyn
ki te sa wiclkoSci szCScscieancj
eSm cali, zrobione &c zwyczaJne-
go drzewa wyiozonc wswnqtrz
korkiem. Skrzynki tc zoStaiy Ii
iundowanc koSztcm inStytucJl
Training School for Home and
Public Nursing" MONA jc o.
tr1Hmac Hczpfatnic W nastepu-
jqcych stacjach, t. wv. Infant
welfare Stations; micszczqcych
SIG przy: 4255 South State ILL.,, W
..L.awler Bath, Il zbicgu ulic
Folk South Paullnd. w .GracnlC
Stewart Bath" II zbicgu ulic 55
i Marshfield ave, przy 1882 SO.
LaSallc ul., r0wnicz W instytucic
Chicago Training School for
HCme and Public Health NurS-
ing, mieszczqccgo sic przy 300
North Ada ul., takzc W oSmiu
miejskich tubcrkulicznych dys-
pensarjach, micszczacych. sic
przy: 1867 Sedgwick ul., 1885 n.
Robey ul., 10 South Ashland ave-,
l2l5 S. Racine ave-. 2950 Calumet
ave, 4746 South Wabash ave,
1000 z. 75tej vi, 736 w. 47ej III,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-19
Kradziez Zabytkow Starozytnosci.
POLAR WIEZIENIA.
Obciecie P1acy Robotnil<orn.
Zniienie Oplat Przewozowych.
TNNE TELEGRAMY KRAJ VIZ

CA zabytt6w starozytnosci. Mic
dzy skradzioncmi przcdmiotami
znajduje sie waza wartosciowa,
rochodzqca wyspy Satsuma
edzic zrobiono ja tam pred 90
laty. Drugicj talliej Way ME mo-
ina juz otrzymac, gdyz plcnlis
wyspy Satsuma, ktorc Way take
wyrabialo, obecnie wymario zu
pefnie.
POzAR WIEZIENIA.
Pittsburgh, 10. lipca. - Wczo.
raj po pofudniu powstai TIL pozal
W zabudowaniach wieziennych, W
rezultacie,. czegos szeSc osob 20.
.staioap eganiQnych, Dziesiec bu-.
dynkow fabrycznych zosta{o zbu
rzonych. w wiezieniu miejsco-
wen znajdowaio sic cd 100 dc
l.5O0 wiezniow, kt6rzy - rzec1
oczywlsta - poczeli ucickac
wiezienia. Zmobilizowano cal;
policje, ktora wspolnic re strazs
wiezienna chwytafa rozbiegaja-'
cych sic wiezniow kt6rych vic
In zdofafo jednak uciec.
ZMNIEJSZENIE OPLAT
PRZEWOZOWYCH.
Columbus, 10. lipca. - Zarzad
kolei ,,Dctroit Toledo and Iron,
ton Railroad" ktora pozostaje
pod kontrola p. Henryka Forda
przedstawii wczoraj komisji uzy
tecznoSci publicznej nova tabcle
oplat przewozowych,k ,ktGra bedzie
wprowadzona w zycic Z dnien
20 sierpnia. Nova tabela reduku.
je o 20 procent dotychczasowe
pfaty przeWozoWe ma tel kolei
Jednoczesnie z ogloszeniem po-
wyzszego otrzymano Wiadotnosc
re pan Ford ustanowif cd dni;
1go bm. minimalne wynagrodze,
ME ma kolei, Sc. - dziennie, ora;
odwo}a} wszystkie pociagi mic
dzielne, wyjatkiem tych, kto
re dowoza produkty mleczne.
ODRZUCENIE WNIOSKU
o PODATKACH MA MATTE
Washington, 10. Ipca. - Mi
mo zabiegow prezydcnta Hardin
ga w celu przeprowadzenia pra
wa, naktadajacego podatki ma 70,
pc naftowa, do czego znlierza:
projekt prawa, przcdstawiony v
Izbie Poselskiej przez p. Ford
ney, Komitet 1zby poselskiej Cd
rzucil wczoraj 1S7 giosami pre-
civ 79 ten wniosek, pozostawia-
jac wolne cd op}at podatkowyct
obroty handlowe tym produktem
POLAR ARsENALU w ROCK
ISLAND.
Davenport, Ia, 10. lipca. -
Pozar. skiadu V-10 arsenafu "
Rock Island, ktory powstai tam
w niedziele W nocy, wyrzadzii
straty ma sumo 100000 - jak
donosza ze zrodei nieoficjalnych.
oBCIECIE PLACY ROBOT
NIXON.
Los Angeles, Calf, 19. lipca
- Miejscowe przedsiebiorstwa
wykonywania obrazkow rucho-'
mych obcieiy place zatrudnianym
przez Mich robotnikom o jednego
Dokonczenie ma str. 6-tej.
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DokonczcGlc IL slroricy o :.
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Dokoiiczenie ma str. 6-tej.
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(Dokonczenie ma str. 6te;;)
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duohe ePrnint- T. Hays SaG General
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-13
CBy Mark Sullivan)

Washington. d. C. June 12.-The de-
tailed figures of the traffic bill which
the ways and means committee is now
writing are kept committee secret.
but enough Is known about them to
justify n widespread expectation on the
part of members of the lower house
that the new tariff bill will be higher
than the Payne Aldrich bill and high
or than any tariff bin ever written in
America 1t is this suspicion that
caused the turning down of the ways
aud means committees proposal that
the new rates should go into effect for
An emergency period OF fve months
sight unseen"
II was decidedly insuspicious for
tn. Republican leadership in congress
that this tho ways and means COM
mittees first official proposal should
he turned down by the Republican
caucus SO fatty as IL was. No vote was
taken on tho proposal, hut II was evi-
dent that the sentiment among the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-13
'hoto copyright by. and courtes,

against 1t all summer II necessary. But
while unconstitutionality and mex
pedience were given publicly as the
reasons for turning down the proposal
a more real reason was the widespread
whispered suspicion that the ways and
means committee is writing a tariff
higher than ever before known.
An Congressman Young also said
Are you quite sure the rates. when
you learn what they are, will be such
as can receive your support upon final
passage of the bill. Remember that so
stanch a Republican as James r. Mann
found tho rates in the Payne bill such
that he could not vote for it,"
The new bill is confidently expected
to he higher than the Payne bill, and
with equal confidence 1t can be pre-
dioted that the ways and means com
mittee leadership will have extreme
difficulty in getting so high n bill
In the house and senate are decidedly
weak in the sort of leadership that can
whip and unwilling party into line.
ent bold rumson both the taxation
Republicans have no Cannon and nc
Aldrich. The uncertain health and the
absence from Washington of Senator
Penrose of Pennsylvania and to the
lack OF confidence. Penrose is chair
man of the finance committee and as
such is supposed to he In charge of
both the taxation measure and the tar
iff measure. with Penrose absent The
next in command on the finance com
mittee Is Senator Mccumber of North
Dakota: and Senator MoCumber has
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-13
NEW TARIFF BILL FIGURES
HIGHEST EVER WRITTEN

rank and file antagonistic to the ways
and means committees position was
fully 4 to l.
The reason publicity given for re-
1ecting the proposal was that it was
unconstitutional Unauestionahly 1t
was of most dubious constitutionality
to propose that Congress should put
into effect as law rates made by the
ways and means committee at time
before congress knew what those rates
were going to he. As Congressman
George NJ. Young OF North Dakota
said The member of congress who is
willing at this time. twenty days he
fore he can know anything about the
rates of duty which the permanent
tariff bill will contain. to agree to give
such rates the force of law as soon as
reported must have n faith in the ways
and means committee nothing short of
sublime"
Incidentally. II can be said that n the
Republican caucus had not turned
down this proposal and II II had been
brought up in the house and senate
the Democrats would have flibustered
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-13
GOOD LUCK TOKENS
FLOOD TRAINING CAMP

Atlantic City. N. j.. June 12-If Jack
Dempsey carries all of the tokens of
good luck sent him. into the ring. when
he faces Georges Carpenter. he will
weigh about ton. He received from
so to 300 letters daily. each containing
a trinket which the senders declare
surely will bring him good luck II worn
inside his belt.
Good luck pennies OF ancient date.
rabbits feet, medals and miniature
dolls are some of the things received.
Since reports were published of the
injury to one of Dempsey's police dogs.
the champion has received hundreds
of letters offering to send another pet.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-13
POSSES SEARCHING
FOR ESCAPED BANDITS

Portland. Orc. Juno 1l.-Fosscs d.
rected by federal. county and railroad
onSciais tonight were searching Tor
Roy Gardner ana Norris Pyron. fed
cral prisoners who escaped from
train At Castle Rock. Wash. early to-
day after transferring shacklca IRON,
thomselvas to two fedora, officers IN
whose custody they were being taken
to IcNeils island penitcntiary.
The man hunt was carried on thru.
out tho day in tho rough. timberod
country cast and south of Castle ROCK.
following the discovery of footprints
which were believed to have been left
by tho fugitives. Officers declared they
believed the two mon. both exper-
fenced in evading officers of the law
have concealed themselves during the
day and would make \ break to get
out OF the region tonight The Southern
Pacific company sent broadcast along
railway lines in this section detailed
descriptions Of the two men and train
crews were directed to keep on the
lookout for suspected strangers.
Gardner and Pyron had two weap-
ons In their possession. according to in :
formation received here. One was the
revolver with which Gardner held up
tho guards in stateroom on the
Shasta limited train near kelso. awse..
after Gardner had been given pcrmis-
sion to go 10 the lavatory The other
was n pistol taken from the OFFICERS.
Gardner according to reports, held
the pistol over the deputy msrshals
willis Pyron transferred Oregon
boots' and handouts to the officers.
and relieved them Of about 500.
When the train stopped at Castle
Rock both men Jumped off and
escaped in the darkness.
Gardner Is under two sentences Of
2s years each for mail robberiee in
California
Under the f1rpt sentence he was on
route TO McNeirs island prison June I.
1870. whom ne escaped at Portland.
with another prisoner. He was cap
tursd in California recently and con-
victed Of rohbinC = mail car near New
Castle. Calf. In May this year.
Pyron recently was captured in Cali
forniA after having been At large three
year,. He had escaped in October 1919.
nj Kcnnett California. while being
taken to prison from Los Angeles.
where he was convicted OF counter
feitinE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-13
EARTHQUAKE FELT
AT SANTA CRUZ, CALF

Santa Cruz. Cal, June 1.-TWO
earthquakes were felt here Saturday
night. The first slight tremor oc-
CURED at 7:2 o'clock which wna fol-
lowed quickly by n sharp. heavy shock.
The disturbance was felt here and in
other Salinas valley towns. No damage
resulted.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-13

westminster Abbey now gives les
sons to its congregation in tho art OF
Interpreting church music. For a short
period each Sunday afternoon an eS-
pert Is present to criticize and assist
members Of tho church In theA hymn
and psalm singing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-13

no such Aldrich like qualities of drill
master as the Republicans need.
Copyright. 1921. by the New York
Evening Post, Inc.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-25
HELIX MATRON VISITS
MOTHER AT R|ETH

RIETH, oct. 25.-Mrs, Hattie Saw
tell and sister from The Dalles were
visiting with their brother William
Bostwick and fanny sunday.
Sam Winchester and Lewis McNeal
robbed some of their bee stands sun
day and obtained quite an amount of
fine honey.
Mrs Jack Rose of Helix was visit
ing over Saturday night and Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.,
English
Frederick Heath went to Pleasant
valley Friday evening to visit through
the week end with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heath.
+. w. Clark was in Walla Walla a
couple of days last week transacting
business.
Mrs. r, j. English has been on the
sick list for the past week or ten days
Perry Woods has been quite ill since
Thursday, He was unable to go to
school Friday, but he was much better
Sunday.
htoH IldIul'lIlt ilul t'll dlteHutu the
foot ball game Saturday.
A number of the young people went
"snipe hunting" Saturday night, but
returned with nary snipe.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Grant spent Sat
urday evening in Pendleton.
Mrs. Fred Peters entertained at her
homo in Lone Hurst Thursday her two
sisters Mrs. Charles a. Williamson and
Mrs. Richard Rankin and a friend Mrs
ThaCker all of PendletoG.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-25
Mss crNNINGHAM To WEp.

MISS CUNNINGHAM To WE'D.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement OF Miss Cecilia Cum
ningham, of PendIeton, to Lee Justin
Shannon, also of this city. The we'd
ding was to have taken place on
Wednesday but owing to the illness of
Miss Cunningham. il has been post
pOned. She is now in Eugene where
She is convalescing after an operation
for acute appendicitis.
The bride-elect is the daughter OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cum
ningham, her father having been one
of the early pioneers Of this county.
Miss Cunningham received her edu-
cation at st. Mary's Academy and is
a girl of charming personality. She is
Il talented musician.
Mr.. Shannon, whose home was for
merly in Long Beach, California, is
a graduate of Notre Dame. After
service i'm the army during the war,
he came to PendletOn and is now
county roadmaster.
The wedding will be Il quiet affair
with but only immediate relatives and
intimate friends present. Mrs. Mat
thew Mooney, of Auburn, Washing
ton, a sister of Miss Cunningham, will
be here for the ceremony.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-25
Social and Club NezQS
ELAss Is ENTERTAINED

CLASS Is ENTERTAINED
Mrs. L. L. Mann was hostess last
evening at a party in honor of the
members of her Sunday school class.
the guests being boys of from fourteen
to eighteen years Of age who attend
the Methodist Sunday school.
IA dinner Of chicken and noodles
was a feature of the evening. II pre-
ceded a business meeting, at which
Byron Warner was reelected presi-
dent Of the class. The remainder Of
the evening was spent in games
Guests for the evening were Frank
lin Christopher, Cyril McAtee, Carl
MOll, Layton Mann, Donald Eeath.
Richard Ernheart, Byron Warner.
Harold De Wilde, Waldo De Wilde,
Frank MOlstrom, Purl Planting.
George Rigby, Edward Rhoelk. Ivan
La Hue, Oden La Hue. Eldon Mol
strOm. and Phillip Porter. Additional
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mann
and little son.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-25
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
H O M E DEMONSTRATION

+ The average housewife views
+ insect vlsitatons as a near ca
+ lamity, believing it may be taken
+ as an indication of inefficicncy
+ in the housekeeper,
+ Any Of the pests may easily be
+ introduced into the most circum-
+ spect homes. The presence of
+ the pests in the home is not nee
+ essarily indication of poor
+ housekeeping, except when they
+ are allowed to remain.
+ House ants-rcd and black
+ are common pests. If the col
+ onics of ants can be located, the
+ usual treatment is to pour a Ia
+ blespoonful Of carbon bisulphido
+ into the ant hill. The active
+ work of destroying the ants is
+ done by the fumes contained in :
+ the solution, These fumes are
+ heavier than air and have a
+ tendency to settle down. BY :
+ pressing the earth of the hill
+ with the heel of ones shoe, the
+ fumes are kept in longer than if
+ no pressure is applied to the
+ otherwise loose formation,-E.
+ V. u.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-25

T.. NJ. Woods has so successfully re-
gained his sight that by vigorous use
of his cane, obstacles become mere IN
cidents to him.
Mrs. Lewis MeNeal and babies re-
turned Saturday night from Weiser,
Idaho where she had been visiting with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Constant were
Saturday visitors in Pendleton.
Mrs. Clayton May has gone on a
visit to relatives in Baker City, La
Grande and Cove. She will be gone
for some time.
Mrs. ]. C. Langley and daughter Lois
were in Pendleton Saturday afternoon.
Clarence. Snider saw the foot ball
games in town saturday.
Mrs. S. Comstock and little girls OF
Baker was visiting her brother Lewis
McNeal sand her sister Mrs. Clayton
May last week.
IMr. and Mrs. Jennings Sr. were in
Pendleton Saturday afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-25

herosm during a recent forest fire i'm
the Big Pine country, in this section
has been received here
A number of fire fighters had been
without food for several days, and to
reach them 1t was necessary to cross
a flre-swept mountain and slide down
an embankment of shale a quarter Of
a mile long.
Bob Logan, a cowboy, successfully
made the hazardous trip. In making
the long, dangerous slide he dismount-
cd from the horse he was riding and
driving it before him, held to the ami
mails bride.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-25

Byers. The guest of honor will be
Mrs. Il. T. Mossman of La Grande,
prominent churchwoman and active
Presbyterian worker, who will give an
address entitled, "Why | Am a Mis-
sionary Woman" There will be mu-
sic and other numbers during the
afternoon, and refreshments are to be
served later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-25
HARRY RANFIELD WEEDS

OF interest to Pendleton people is
the announcement of the marriage of
Harry Banfield, who is well known
here. and Margaret Weston. The cerc-
mony was solemnized in Portland last
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Dr.
W. w. Youngson. Only immediate
relatives were present. After a short
wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Banfield
will make their home in Portland
Heights, where Mr.. Banficld will build
residence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-25
SILVER TEA TOMORROW,

The Womcns Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will hold its
annual Silver Tea tomorrow after
noon at the home Of Mrs. S. II.
Thompson. Receiving with Mrs.
Thompson will be Mrs. Jess Hales.
Mrs. j. T. Richardson and Mrs, G. w.