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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
D.SfLAY CLAoSifiED
- ------
WI VI MILLER & co. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneerp
Trus. zee S Sale
or
+ arm IN Coo hand
County

iiy virtue "t n CERTAIN deed or ,ru.,
ttcd Aprii 9th. 1870. and Of record
the ci"th < onIcc Of IN. Circuit
PUT OF Guoch!and county. Va. in
esd BOOK ~ page 1903. defaui, hav'
= been made IN the payment OF
'rthin notes secured thereitI nnd no
~ required SO to do, | VIII sriI by
,hIiG auction. on tho premises. on
FRIDAY NOV Eau ifi.E iiTH, Ia2I.
&c following property.
~ mat certain tract. piece or par
+! of land. together with ali i'm.
rovcHi"nts thereon. lying ana being
, Dover District. In the County OF
o"Ch!and. Va. on The north side OF
Ie Thrc" chODt Road. and contain
e ~. acres. and more fully de-
'ribeh as follows: Communicating al
point on tHc Three Chop, Rond nj
cedar STUMP, at the corner OF the
M :!oW OF formerly owned by J. f.
enicE thence wcstwardly with the
hrcc Chort road, 81 poles 10 Tucka-
uckahoe Creek and an old private
'ad 10 the iiockctts Road. b7.5 poles
lencc ENTHUSIASTICALLY along the
ockctts Road 10 the land now or
'rmcf!y owned by Weldon H.
ucEo!s. I'D poles: thence east-
hite oaH: thence 5. 53i2 degrees
. poles TO the land now or for
erly owned 10y T.. NJ. Satterwhi,c g
'date: thence S S2h. degrees r. ~
lies along Sattrrwhitc's line TO a
AXE. thence $. 20 degrees w 1871
Dies along T.. Hcnlcy's line 10 th,.
'dnr stump on the Three Chopt
Dad. the point of beginning. and a II
:rsona! property now on the herein
escrib"d real estate. consisting of ali
sc stock. machinery and EARNING i'm
cmcnts
TERMS. Cash sufficient TO nav the
ISL Of this sale. including a trustee 8
&c OF . Fer cent. any unpaid taxes
insurance. one note for $i.c3U, and
tcreSt thereon from October iOtu
20: interest on Si0D from May Stn.
~. to August 18th. 1891. balance OF
50 on interest note due April 9Th
III. with interest thereon from Nav
h. 1871; one interest note for S2s5.
it'll interest thereon from October
h. 1921. and the residue payable ono.
xth cash and the balance i'm ono.
70. three. four. five ana SIX wears
18th interest al per cent Der nnnutn'
I'd secured by deed of trust,
his sale ls made subject To first
ortgagc OF $4,000.
JNO. S. CHRISTIAN
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Skin Diseases Due
To Waste Products.
In The Blood
For Genuine Relief Your Blood
Must BE Purified. -.

For real. DOWNRIGHT. harrassiny dis
comfort. very few disorders can ap-
proach so-cRlled skin diseases such.
as eczema letter. bo.ls. cruptions,
scaly irritaiions and sImilar SKIN
troubles. Notwithstanding the lavish
use OF saves lotions. washes and
other treatments applied externally 20
:hc irritatcd parts. 49,
To correct the basic troubic---wasts
products--the blood must be purified, ,
Don't clog your blood. Just clean II
OUT. Nature viii do the rest, Pure.
rich. red blood nour:shes the body aud
lights on disease.
$. :. S. the standard blood purifier
and system builder. Is thu ideal rem
EDDY for skin erupt!ons. The effect Of
s $, is to rid the system Of the
waste products which are causing TIE
trouble. For over SO years s. g <.
has proven to be OF unusual tncriJ,
Begin taking S. $. y. today and vtrIta
for 5s-pagc illustrated bookl6t, "Facta
About the Biood"--tres. 10
Personal medical advise, without
charge, may also be hal ny sending
a complete description Of Your CASE
Address Chief Medical Dsrccupr. Swit !.
Specific Co.. I4s 8. S. S, I.abnrat-prvt
atlanta. Ga. All drug stores soil
s. 8. S,--Adv.
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RETURN 81 TRUE BILLS
IN HUSTINCS COURT
Ten Indicted for Alleged ytolntinns
OF the Prohibition Lnv-Cn-rs
vet fnr NEnring 'rnunN

The November tern of the tn,st-
ln"s c"urt was pnsun YESTERDAY with
Edgar IL. FcrGue"n rs foreman Of
IN. grand Jury Twcnty-scven true
nils Of Indictment were returned
including ten against persons charged
win violation OF the prohibition
laws.
Other indictments were: CIR
:ass. l.. G. Draper George EhclI:iny
&. II. Holland, William Jonathan.
'oseph Ryan. Arthur Taylor. grand
larceny: randolph Harvey. criminal
assault; Joseph Harris. malicious
wounding. George HaIloran. lar
ceny; George Mace. hOuscbrcakinE
md !HrccuE. three counts; James
Williams, burglary. W. y WalKcr,
'Orfccr,'
Harrison Mins6n was indicted on
The charge OF shooting Charles Har-
ris on octohor 81. and Jamos Tnylot
was indicted for shooting at w. l..
Doappe on September 80.
The petit Jury Will be called to.
morrow. Cases Will BIO set for hoar-
ing today.
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PREMIER AND CRAIG
STILL IN FARLEY ON
ULSTER PROBLEMS


answer, and expressed the hone that
Sir Wiliiam's question would not bc
pressed while the Irish negotiations
were proceeding.
Meanwhile. Michael Collins and
George Gavan Duny. members of tho
Sim Fein delegation. held II further
consultation with Eamonn lie Valera
in Dublin today. hut 1t was pointed
out at the Sim Fcin headquarters
In London that nothing could occur.
on their side until the conclusion Of
the conferences between Lloyd
George and the Ulster Premier. They
declared nothing had been agreed to-
Depend Upon Ulster Attitude.
They said Sim F.in had nut be-
fore the government plans on which
they considered the problem could bc
solved. and that the government like
wise had made proposals. AS one OF
them said today: I'VE know what the
governments plans are. and the gov
eminent knows what ours are. We
nope the government il sympathetic
TO ours. That Is as far IA 1t has
gone so far. and the outcome depends
upon the view Ulster takes"
Sim FeIn leaders further claim
that their proposals are liberal to
Ulster. I'VE are hoping for IA settle
ment,' one of them said tonight,
and when that comes we do not
want to have black spot in Ire
land. Liberal terms should avoid
that"
frcmtcr's biggest Task.
Since the Dali delegates have re-
iteratcd their determination not to
enter thrce-cornercd conference
with the government and Ulster. but
are willing to meo; Sir James Craig
to discuss the situation. /, is be-
hHv"d that one OF Lloyd Georges
greatest tasks is to get the Ulster
Premier To meet De Valera or ono of
his colleagues.
Th!s afternoons conference be-
tween Lloyd George ana Sir James
tasted an hour and n half It was
regarded rs likely tonight that tho
ulster Premier would return To Rel
t"st soon u discuss with the i'Iytcr
'ahinel the questions lie hns been
asked while In London.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Dublin tonight, said that Mr. Collins
ana MIR. Duffy were leaving for Lon
don tonight The same dispatch re.
ported that nine prisoners wore re-
leased from Curragh yesterday. ana
that several others had been released
from IN" Baliykinlar Camp. and from
other intcrnmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
TRUSTEES AUCTION BALE
or
House and Lot
Containing -Four ~
Acres In the Village
Of Bensley

Acting under deed OF trust drawn
by Hayward +, Taylor. recorded In
The Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield County. Va. in
% H. ii!. pagc sos. default having
hecn made H. the payment OF money
therein secured. and being Ho re-.
lu!rcd By the beneficiary | shall sell
oy public auction. OH the premises. oD
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER y. gil.
at O'clock T.. NJ.
property described in SAID deed as
eel OF land. with Il new house ana
other improvements thereon lying
and being IN the County OF Chester
h"id. Va. on the Richmond and Pc
tcrsDurH lIke, about eight miles from
me cry uf Rhchmond. being Lot 40. 2
~, the Plan OF B,nsley. dated July
80, i9os, containing four - acres.
una described az follows. to.wit.
tour and one-half t2i4i.) feet from
the intersection OF the Swincford
Road and The Ricnmord and Man.
IhcstsT tsicnmond ana Pctcrsburg)
west Inc OF said turnpike two hun
dred and eiehty-ix aud nne-tenth
80 ! ~ ic"t. running back between
paTaliei lines Blk hundred anu min.
Is tho same real estate conveyed 10
mo saiu Hayward F.. Taylor W deed
from Albert w. Benslcy and wife and
Roger 4. ltensley. dated July is. 1903
ana recorded in the ClcrkE Once OF
henr'co circuit Court, In d. Is. IFS,
page 800.
TERMS: Cash sufficient for OK
pehses OF executing this trust. In
Guiding any taxes tiuc and tn. orn-
portion OF the 1927 taxes. and To nav
ba'nnce OF $1,000 on d note viii,
hitcIcSi th'reon from March 10, 1921.
omoui" .herc be any residue OF pur-
chase money same shall he uuy,,hIo
IN cash.
JOHN G. EASILY.
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II. VI. Iscnt Leave. SIN. ,ho.

The Will OF Robert NJ. Kent was
probatcd In Chanccry Court ycster-
day with the Virginia Trust Com
pnny AS executor. The estate is
valued at s39.7OO, and Is lcrt TO the
widow. The estate Of Ellen Moore
Norwood liz valued ut sI.45. as shown
by proceedings IN Chnncerv Cou
yesterday. W. l.. l'rico and tn
American Trust Company Qunliiled
40 executors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

mittcc. predicted that Mayor Hylan
would carry the city by more than
10000 votes. Mayor lIyian's piu.
Hiity In 1917 Was l57.3bs.
Soc,alis; leaders predicted the cleo
ton OF twelve Socialists 10 the Az
scnbly and twelve to the Board OF
t!dcrmcn. The Socialist vote will to-
tai more than 10000, they assorted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
Circuit Court convrncs.

The November term OF the City
Circuit Court was convened yester
day. y long docket WAS called and
cases set for the term. Judgments
were entered In the followins, cases:
Arkcll and Smiths against PENN
SuIar Grain PRODUCTS Corporation,
for Si,6S2.93 broadway National
Bank against j. II. outlaw anu Mary
d. outlaw for s2,602.50: Watt Plow
Company against $. l.. King. for
slTi4.40.
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death Due To Accident.

That James Il. Winston came to
his death as the result OF injuries
sustained when struck by AN auto
mobile driven ny T. a. Kicker. was
the verdict of the coronor's jury yes
tcrday. The corbnor's hearing was
delayed consid .rably by the non
appearance OF two witnesses. \ rule
was issued for them, and later they
appeared. The jury embraced
hamilton White. Gas T.. Delarue.
George c. Parker. Il. II. HALL, J. II.
Tolckcr and l.. l.. Saith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08
I.ncntinn Of Precincts.

Secretary Walter g. Duke, OF tho
CITY Electoral Board. stated ycster-
cay that there had been some mig
understanding as to the location OF
IN, Ein,h and Seventh Lee ward Pre-
cticts. The Ninth is located In c store
on Br"okland Park boulevard, and tho
Sc>'nth In the scfoD'house at Walton
nNl !lhw thorn. Avenues.
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BY j. d. CAKNEAL & SONS,
EN- ECuTORS AUCTION SALE OF
IiinEh DESIRABLE PROPER
FOG, 213 and us
Yves. Bak + S rect

ON THURSDAY. nov. 10. 1927,
AZ { O'clock T.. NJ,
on Tho premises. ] VIII offer for sale
the above property.
No. 20G fronts about 81 feet on the
north side OF Baker street by good
depth: No. 2i3 fronts about ~ fest.
: inches by u good depth. No. 215
fronts 20 feet by a good depth. The
improvements consist OF about seven
rooms to each house.
This locality Is one of the best for
renting. Not one months rent lost
III nitecn years By vacancy. All
rents collected during that time.
This property would not be on the
market except 10 close an estate 1t
must he sold, so come and get some
thing GOOD.
TERMS: .one-fourth cash. balance
al SIX. twelve and eighteen months,
with per cent interest payable
quarterly. secured by deed Of trust
on said propcrty. or NIL cash.
SAMUEL a. ANDERSON
Executor Of James Lewis Andcr-
son. deceased.
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DISrLfl CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
Property, Franchises
and Business
of
Prince George Electric
Light and Power Co.,
HopeWell, Va.

There are offered for sale the physi-
al properties. franchises and business
II the Prince George Electric Light
md Power Company. pubic service
corporation. operating In the CITY %.
UDpeweli and the County OF Prince
George. Virginia. This company pur-
chnscg and distributes electric current
for light and power in said territory
The physica! property owned by tho
company consists of sub station.
transmission and distribution lines
and necessary accessories. IL owns
franchises expiring In iyi5 for opera
ton In the above territory. and has
been engaged In business since 1916
Tho said property rs offered for sal.
subject to n mortgage securing 25.5U0
par value OF First MortsnEe 6T Gold
Bonds. due In 1887, and interest. taxes
and other obligations amounting to
approximately SO 600 The purchaser
must continue the operation OF the
properties as a public service corpora
lioh ana must assume n surety bond
OF 5000 conditioned for III. main
tennnce and operation OF said prop.
critics until the expiration OF the
above franchises ana any and all
oDiiHations now imposed by tn. terms
OF SAID franchises and by nny md n n
contracts on the part of the comnany
Tor the purchase and sale OF electric
current ana other purposes. An ex-
ANIMATION OF the company's physical
properties and contracts NAV be made
upon application to the president of
the company at its office in Hop.weIl
ana It's franchises at IN. clerk nfticc
IL the Circuit Court OF Prince George
county. va Scaled bids will be re-
ceived up 10 /: O'clock Nj Nov.mhar
10. 1871. by -. W. burrett. the 'secre-
tnry OF thc company. at the American
National Bank. Richmond. VA. Tern 8:
CASH within ten days from the accept
ance OF the bid. Each bid must he
accompanied by certified check for
lpS OF tn" amount of the hid The
company reserves the right TO reject
any ana all bids.
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Clinics for Young Mothers.

The Woman's League OF the Cary
street Settlement will meet Mt tho
home. lloi West Cary Street. tonight
nj o'clock. at which time DR.. II.
Pierce Rucker will read paper OF
Clinics for Young Mothers" e
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Building Lots
North
Richmond

At the request OF the owner. who
IL determined 20 sell. we will offer
at public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH. 1921,
At 4 O'CLOCK J.. NJ:
First--Loi. 30 feet north Newicrry
Street. near Stuart Road tMcaiow-
bridge Road. whore II corners with
First Avenue. Lot. go feet, Highland
View. In rear.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
at $40 O'Clock l.. NJ:
Second-Lot 20 feet. south side
Front Street virginia Av.ruc). bc-
tween Napoleon and Wellington SITS.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash. balance
G, IL, Is months.
W. l.. PURCELL. JR.. co. ISC..
AuctiOncers.
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OF Eas: Le:gh Street
At Auction

In order to close the estate or m.
tie Mrs. r.. y V Gray, we will offnr
pr sale. AT public auction. on the
3'cmiseS. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH. 1871
at O'Clock T.. NJ,
brick dwelling above referred to.
obtaining twelve u2) rooms and
TN. The lot fronts about 25i. feet
Ia the property is now rented to a
rod tenant at $1,000 per month Pos
fssion can be had on the list OF De-
mber II wanted. This property. by
Jason or its central location. will
Jake a good home, or will INV we'll
an investment
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
10. ~.
N. w. BOWIE & SON.,
Real NEstato' Aucttoncoro
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CANDIDATES. FEAR
WOMEN'S SILENT
VOTE IN NEW YORK
Continued From First pare

continued From First Page)
proper count OF the vote
Judge Talley suggested that school
teachers be pressed into service to
count ballots. instead Of utilizing
persons from the Highways and by
ways even II the count had to he
postponed until the day after eIcc-
ton.
Entered in tho mayoralty field
with Hylan nnd Curran are May,s
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1921.
ut ! O'Clock l.. NJ,

all that certain lot of lanI. with the
double brick tcnemcnts tNoS. 227 and
city OF Richmond. Va. on the eastern
line Of Twentieth Street between
Broad ana Grace Streets. commencing
thereon al point 20 feet 9 inches
more or loss. south OF its int.rscc-
ton with tho southern line of BROAD
street, theme" running sOuthwardly
along and fronting on the eastern line
of Twentieth Street IS snet 6 inchcs
NOR" or less, and extending back ba-
tween parallel lines &c feet inches,
more or less.
TERMS: Cash.
W. X. kELLEY.
Trustee
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o. c. TAYLOR & co.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
227 and 227L2N. 2Olh Street

By virtue Of n certain deed Of trust
daiel october 23th, 1919. and recorded
IN the clerks office .: Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. in Decd Book 25I-B. page
sl0. to the undersigned trustee, TO Sc
cure the payment of certain notcE
therein mentioned. default having
been made IN the payment cf part
OF said notes. and having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary so to 10. I
shall soil At public auction. on the
premises. ON
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY w. Il. PURCELL. JR. co. IS:C..
ioi North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

FRONTING l0Ox2Gi FEET nRoOK
Eono; B.TWEEN WESTBROOK
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-21
Special News of UmatiIIa Co.

Rook afforded hours of entertainment.
AT midnight lunch was served tho
guests. Those who shared in the hos
ptality extended We're Mr.. and Mrs
Craig priskell. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Stages, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Beamer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Stages. Misses Emma
Ihoeny and Neoma Beamer Messrs
Emerald Duncan and Victor Thoeny
George Tucker and family of Pen
dleton are new arrivals in Weston. Mr..
Tucker is assisting Frank Sn:der in his
blacksmith shop. They are occupying
the Powers cottage.
Mrs +. NJ. Smith spent several DAYS
at the home Of her son, Frank Smith
IN Walla Walla.
Mrs. j. a. Lumsden and her grand
mother Mrs. Fannie Mcbride were
business visitors in Pendleton Tuesday.
Friends Of Mrs Letha King will be
glad to learn that she is conyalescing
satisfactorily at ST. Mary's Hospital
in Walla Walla.
Mrs, c. Fisk was a guest this week
of relatives in Pendleton.
Miss Lillian Buckley Of the Weston
school faculty was week end guest of
friends in Walla Walla.
Miss Alice Clary visited friends in
Weston Friday.
Charles Wilson who is residing on
the John Banis;er ranch near Helix
was business visitor in Weston Fri
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-21
INSPIRING SERMON IS
GIVEN BY EVANGELIST
by w. A. GRESHAM

Speaking on the subject of Heaven
and using for a text tho words Of
JesuS-"I go to prepare a place for
Eou'-EVangelist Henshaw gave a
heart to heart sermon last night at the
FIRST Christian church. The human
soul finds its satisfaction not in time,
but in eternity said Mr.. Henshaw
The Bible does not philosophize, but
states facts and states them explicitly.
The home of the soul is a great fact.
Jesus called ii a place It is a place
that has been prepared, as it is not
Gods way to do things in Il haphazard
way"
In regard to its character, Mr.. Hen
shaw pointed to the fact that John
calls heaven the new Jerusalem. ut
is place where will be gathered the
saints OF all the ages. It Is indeed a
homo and Il place of purity If we are
Soirg to live over there, we must live
here as we ought to live.
Heaven ia not to be reached at a
single bound, but by service through
Jesus Christ-in none other is there
salvation (Ac, 4-12). We must serve
in the church of Christ, and serve ac-
cording to the commands Of Jesus who
is head of his church"
A pleasing and impressive solo was
sung by Mrs. Curtis, while Mr.. Curtis.
assisted by the orchastra, led the sing
ing in his characteristically effective
way. Tho song service this evening be-
gins at 7;S0. The sermon by Evangelist
Henshaw will be on THE Prodigal
Son"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-21
MR.. AND MRS. GORDON
HOSTS At FARM HOME
EAST oregonian Specially

WESTON, Nov. 21.-Mr and Mrs
W. II. Mcbride are visiting relatives
in Weston where they expect to re-
main for several weeks while deciding
upon new location. They recently
disposed 6f their interests in Newberg,
Oregon. They are the guests Of their
daughtereafrs. j. A. Lumsden.
Mrs. F,M. Godfrey Of Tacoma. dau-
ghter ofPofter Graham Sr is visiting
her father and brother at Weston.
y. B. Foster has moved to town and
Will occupy his residence here during
the winter. He enjoyed a visit last
week with his son. Eugene Foster, the
gifted young violinist at the Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Miller home in Milton.
While fixing n pillow at the Walter
Adams place where he was plowing
with a caterpillar, Durbin Foster sus-
tained a severe wound in his leg and
will have to suspend active labor for n
time while getting used to crutches.
Mrs j. S. Ross was here this week
from Walla Walla valley visiting at the
bedside of her son A. NJ. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bryson have
moved to town from Reed and Hawley
Mountain and are occupying the Grehn
home on Broad street.
Miss Dorothy Bulfinch came over
from Walla Walla to spend the week
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-21

Even when you get something fol
nothing YOU generally lose.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-21
JAPANESE PARTY GIVEN
BY LADIES Of ADAMS
EAST Oregonian Specially

ADAMS, Nov. 2l.-The Adams Ia
dies Club and regular missionary meet
Ing met at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs.
l.. L. Lieuallen. The home was deco
rated in japanese Lanterns and Jap
anese heather gods. Various varieties
.oT incense burned in the parlor. The
entire program was on the foreign
work OF the japanese. The club men,
hera were dressed to represent the
Japanese women in various beautiful
.colors as in the heather countries.
Mrs. L. l., Leuallen, Mrs, Bert Kirby
and Mrs. +. c. Bowling had select
readings on the foreign work their
customs and ways. Mrs. l.. Eaton sang
a solo, Mrs. l.. L. Ieuallen read a
verse in japanese and translated it,
Those who attended were Reverend
and Mrs. Luther, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.,
Lleuallen, Mrs. j. r. Lieuallen Jr, j.
I. Lleuallen and son, Mrs Otis Lieu
allen, Mrs, Revella Iieuallen. Mrs. j.
Spencer Mrs. Gladwyn Spencer Mrs.
win Boyer, Mrs. L, Eaton, Mrs. Bert
Kirby Mrs. Roy Devolgn, Mrs. +. A.
Merritt of Athena. Mrs. II. Bonecnmp
Mrs. Zeb Lewis and son of Walla
Walla, Mrs. George Woodward Mrs.
Harry Larabce. Mrs. Carl Christian.
Mrs. f. M. Whitley, Helen Boyer. Le-
one Christian, Mrs. Debois and daugh-
ter. Doris and Dena Lieuallen, John
Kirby and Mildred Boyer of Walla
Walla. After the business meting a
dainty lunch was served. Reverend
Luther gave talk on Christian work.
Tho Rehekah president will meet
with the Adams lodge on November
10Th. All members are invited to at
tend and bring their lunch.
John Hale and Roll Morrison left
Friday for Portland to attend the foot
hall game. They are tho guests of
clifford Holdman. They will be join
ed by Miss Geraldine Morrison who is
attending L. of O. who will accompany
them home for few days visit.
Murel Watrus Of Pomeroy was the
guest of relatives and friends In Adams
this week
Mrs, T.. A. Merritt of Athena was
the gnest of her sister Miss Ila Blake
Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs Zcb Lewis and son. and
Mrs.. Henry Bane and children of Wal
Ia Walla were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Lieuallen Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. George Woodward
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Lieuallen Friday
The Ladies Club will cook lunch
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-21

When in doubt, put in nine pounds
Of sugar and II raisins.