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SCOUTING ON THE BORDER" , By Everett T. Tomlinson. D. Appleton and Company, Publishers, New
 York City.
 A story of U. s. army life on the borderland of Mexico, abonnding in excitement gun-play, and heroism. Sam and Tom, sons of the Honorable / Rufus Sloane, owner of large copper interests in the great southwest, have been sent to one of their fathers Mexican mines because of border troubles. The story opens with the boys lost in a canyon after having been driven away from the Sloane mine by Mexican bandits. Here they fall in with Lieutenant Hawkins and party of Pershing's men, one of the attachments in search of Villa. Sam and Tom go on with them, as scouts in pursuit of the bandit chief. Then of adventure in the deserts and can yons of the great southwest. Pedro, a villainous Mexican, and Wilhelm, a soft-spoken German with shtfty ways, lure Lieutenant Hawkins away from his command and make him prisoner The big part the boys play in rescuing the lieutenant, and laying bare the rascally plans Of Wilhelm and Pedro, gains them the proud title of "Pershing's Scouts"
 THE SILVER PRINcEe
 By Edward Leonard. D. Appleton
 and Company, Publishers. New
 York City.
 the setting for rsThe Silver Prince. Creede is the last of the 'badmen' s towns" and desperadoes gather there attracted by the rich mining country just opening up Into Greece rides Old Bart MeGlory with his son Terry ands his faithful terrier, Red Alter years of prospecting, in the hii Bart has at last struck a silver mine --one that will make' him Siiycr King and Terry g Silver Prince But the old man Is worn out and raving from his labors, and reckiessly he announces his success. The despera- does are at once hot on his track rc rob him of the mine. and the strug- gle which follows is thrilling wfth the daily fights and gun play of ths killers" It is a fight to the death and through the evil days Terrs stands up against all of the hare knocks that test him.
 MAKE YOUR WILL
 By Arthur w. Blakemore. D. Apple.
 ton and Company, Publishers, New
 York City.
 This Is concise yet comprehensiv. guide for anyone who has to make will. The book opens with dis cussion of the reasons for making :; will the essentials of a will. and its physical form This is followed by chapter dealing with all the pro visions that should appear in ths will. such as those relating to thl at Nf At.f O md n fo v,..x taxes, various kinds of legacies. ant the naming of executors and trus tees. The next consideration is tn, execution of the will. Here th- matters of signature, witnesses, ant put.scation are thoroughly gone ing Methods of revocation and. the form end sxecution of .codicils and o
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author will go far, and I shall read everything he publishes in book form"
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MIND AND WORK"

By Charles s. Myers. Illustrated. G.
 P. Putman's Sons. Publishers. New
 York City.
 Mind and Work" the pathological factors in industry and commerce is written by Charles s. Myers, M A., M. D., Sc. D.. F. R. S.. director of the psychological laboratory Cambridge university; member of the industrial fatigue research board; lieutenant colonel, late k. A. M. C., sometime consulting psychologist. B. E. F.
 Industrial science involves more than the principles of mechanism and more than the layman's smatterings of the working of the human mind. and with this in view the author has here endeavored to successfully apply the principles of psychology to in- dustry and commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-21
z OH. Ny MASTER. WHEN MY STRENGTH IS GONE

OIL MY MASTE WHEN MY STRENGTH IS GONE
 not freeze sell owner slowly and starved death but do thou master your God will hereafter You will consider rreveent ask h in the name who born in stable Amen.
 CTranslated the Swedish--Author unknown.)
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JAPAN AND THE CALIFORNIA RRORI. .EM --

By T. Iyrnaga. Ph. D., and Kenoske
 Sato. c. P. Putnam's Sons, Pub fishers. New York City.
 2 The Japanese problem in Cali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
LEGION Will BURY
PRIVATE KUTSCHMAN
PAlbSarsrs and Piring Squad Selected
for Funeral This Afternoon

This afternoon a. nClu"k Il: the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. We
lam F.. Kutschman No 800 Mark, I
street funeral services VIII hc held for
Private William Herman Kutschman.
whose body arrived from France Satur-
day. Wheeling post "" | American
Legion. will have charg" of the scrvir"
at tho home. ard Rev. W g. l'lfert of
s.. Johns Evangelical church VIII con-
duct the religious service ~ be held at
that church lntcrment will be made
in Mount Wood cemetery.
AZ the grave the usual American I.r-
G!on r!tuai will be- carried out with Il
firing squad firing the last salute As the
body Is lowered into the grave. The
squad will he made up Of tho following
Legion m"r' Terry Garrison. Charles
Casey. Howard Smith. Dennis Shields
William pir"u. \. Anderson. John \:
Long aud p:x"" Burke. The pa!ihrarers.
s.So members ~ the l..g:or are. W 4
Hrnd"rshnt. James Casey. NJ K. Long
Arnold t'a,ck. johnny Gallagher and
james Hustled
Private kuiSChman is survived nv
his parents. two sisters. Misses Selma
and Anna. and Gre brother. OTTO. all at
home. He was horn and educated in This
city. and lost hts NE in battle n France
f"w days prior 10 tho signing or the
armist'cr. He left Wheeling for Camp
Lee with one 81 the carly continents.
and WAS actively Engaged In the major
oTrnslVrS IF the war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
MOUNDSV|LLE
.DEARIEN JURY Will
RETURN TO COURT
FOR DEL|bERATI0N

Tho Jury's verdict In ;Nr case @: ls"v
NJ L. pcar.eH charged WIKI attempted
criminal assault anon Miss F'osSi- Con
ncr. Of Sherrard ~ expected 20 l." rem
dered this morning at o'clock. AZ IN"
opening OF circuit rour'. The cas-" was
concluded and p,aved ~ the hands "'
The Jury a;e Saturday Cight after which
Judge = H. Morris adjourned court I'M
Ill this morning.
Tho defense had quite number ~
witnesses who testified Saturday rs TO
Tie character % Rev. b"arIcE among
whom were number OF women. Both
men and women also testified as I" ;hs
character ut Miss Conner. and ser"ra.
ynung men said they had had intimate
relations with her. The case attracted
srvera, hundreds OF people {" This city
last week The decision Of the jury Is
cooked forward TO this morning with
much interest.
To Complete Mine.
The Eichiand- Narsnal! Coal Company
Is lust about 10 complete their fine mtne
openine on tho Mckinley Field. near tho
river. The shat, on the Mckinley prop
er.v has beer going down now for more
than eight months and will probably hs
completed by the middle % next month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
KINGS DAUGHTERS BAZAAR.

TUcSdAN. N0E"mhcr -. has NNeH ne.
ci'ird upon ~ the date for the annual
hazmr and luncheon If tn" King i
daughters "f Entf street NJ. +. church.
and Mrs. AlrN =. l""he has been Sc
lrci"d a. rcn"rn, chairman and Will be
assisted Dv several capable members.
At present they are busy making the
inviting articles which Hrc sought ~
holiday shonpe~a that time uf year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
TWO COMMISSIONERS LAID

kcyScr. W. Va. Sept Ik---The corner
stone q: the Now Grace Method st EpI~-
coral Church South was laid here THIS
afternoon with Masonic rltas Addresses
~er" del!Nered by the Rev. j. II Light.
presiding elder Of Moorcnctd district.
and III" Rev. Boyd Y. Swi;zcr. % Cen
trai Church. Cumberland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

knmn"y. w. Va Sept; iS.--Thc cor
rcrs'orc OF the bind girls dormit"ry a.:
;hc Yves: Virginia state Institution here
vas lad Friday afternoon by l~lian
Mnynd Lodge NJ 204. lnd"p"ndrn; Order
-: ndd Ec!.uwS. Former Governor John
}. r,rnWeii delivered the address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

Miss Kate Wagon. age! -. Of RartlCS
v.!!r.. Okla. has the dis inct:nn of being
tho only fu!l-buodGd American lndi4n
girl assistant secretary ~ a chamber OF
commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

they completed two week visii with
friends and relatives
J Miss Caroline liOrner Of New Malta
moras Is visiting inCa. fr!cnls Tor
few days.
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; nave been tn. guests Of friends and
relatives at NV MartinS,iN". have re-
turned 20 their home on oak avenue.
Mrs. George lt;cr. "f R"b"rts' Ridge,
Is the guest OF friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
RAILROAD NEWS
.PENNSY PUTS ON
TWO EXTRA RUNS

: When the railroads begin 20 increase
their power. It can he truthfu.!y said
that business Is picking up. 1o"a!
! tinds the Wheeling division OF the iehh-
/ sylvania Railroad company added l"o
additional runs To their roster. ne
! trains are used In the yard ana T"au
service and Will not only give Two extra
crews steady work but Will MAKE !hoFe
work for the clerical end which VIII re-
suit In having Ia add an additional mum
Der OF employees - their Cleric"! srrNlce'
especially in the transportation ccpF'-
ments. The feright run Will iraNe lhe
Fourth street yard at 40 o'clock IN 'he
morning and viii run "a Golfers pick
ing up all frst-Class freight from her"
consigned to eastern points. With the
/ Tcnnsy adding two runs I" the'r ~,
today. much satisfaction IS being heard
from the men, and II is believed that II
will not be long until business on me
railroad vii. be back 10 norma.
Changes In Schedule
Official notice from the genera! super
sntendent OF the Pennsylvania system
announcing many changes in running
time will take place on September 25th
have been received here. Although Moth
ing definite has been received regarding
what changes will be made but /: Is en-
pncted thar within II few days The new
time tables vii! he out. II Is pTeSume3
that the change IN schedules vii! "h'E
effect the passenger service.
Popular Excursions
Excursions on local railroads proved
quite popular yesterday. The u. O. -.
ran one special rater from here 10 the
Smoky City md return. while me
Wheeling and Lake ErA ran on nH"-
gether special from Wheeling 20 Canton
and cleveland. the train leaving here al
$50 O'Clock yesterday morning.
RApatr Crossing
Tho II & .. track gang were forced 70
do u little work yesterday when Few
;imhers over tho crossing a. Seven
teenth and Jacob streets CAV. way and
sprang up at ono end when let the
crossing very unsafe. However. me Il.
a. O. was right on the Job and had The
crossing repaired before any accident
resulted
Railroad Briefs
James Johnson. Pcnnsv yardmaster. -
on duty on account az illness.
Joe IAppencot. Pcnnsy power man.
was on du'y yesterday on HIS regular
relief day.
William Crock OF The n. & O.. VII!
lie on the Job again today after a re-
cen, Illness
r J. Fear, OF the & O.. continues
Ia improve after recent illness.
Il. J Pearl. ~ the Il & q. continues
Ia improve after Il recent Illness.
Nate Green. - the Hennsy. continues
to remain of duty on account OF Illness.
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south Side Briefs

Ir,,ry Dcuipkc ~ Suu'h Jacob street
u.,,,, ,,, ,h.. las; several days has been
critically III is slowly r"cureratinG'
; Mrs & S,hlckvr ~! Weed street con
,,,,,o, "a ,mprovc "A; n"r hom" where
shc nn- been confined Vita Illness.
- ,;sf is Il; the North Whcrln. hos
p,,al seriously Ill.,
Nr. r. Sawyr: Of for;N-th,rd street
remains in serious c"nd;t"n a. the
E,r,h Wheeling hospital "h"r" Al" mas
hcen confined for SOM" time WIN h'n"s>.
W.. II Winters - improving after
a recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs Gr"rI" kindergarten al
N,,'vlloCh stree: arc cTir';"i nome '"'
,,o,rov r.,uiug from Pittsburgh "h"r"
Ibsv have been visiting friends ana re-
=, YES Toy tn" lHs, several GAYS
N, ana MIS-. q. w. Met "nncA ~
,l,rJ i,,cr; VIII y" home ms "'"n'"r
Ir ~ ,,rvr.and where t"", nae '''"
,.s.t'n: relatives for III" lAH' rev Gay
Mr. and Mrs Nile W,s,"N -; Woo"
-, t:,,rmon, this w"-N VISIT nS
friends.
n,s cor. f., New York Cl;y ror hr:rf
,.r.,, vi,h his mother Of that place.
Nr and Mrs Wl.I:Ilr Roth "f Fog
.,r,,, arrival home last c'"ninE from
,,,L.rshurr where they pi.t hr:c:
,isi, with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Wilson OF r'arks-
l,urv are here for few days visit with
friends.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Gc"rRc M"rT"" q col
u,,nus ,Ei, arc Visiting M. and Mrs.
u ". llornhr"ok on T"rnt!'n!hh
,;rcc; for Il frw days
Mrs u n Morrison 81 Jacob street
who Is not 4; her home having ""cn re-"
mated from the Onto Valley Genera.
hn.rs,,I continues tn get along nicely.
Miss Alberta Curtisa "f Gr""nshurK'
-, wh. FOR the last >r:rras days has
been the guest Of lorai friends and rel
at:yes. has returned home.
Miss Norma Pickett OF McfoNoch
.,r.,, 70 improving after 4 slight Ill
neEs.
MIR and Mrs. John Richards or For
tieth street arrived home yesterday az
ternoon from New Castle. Pa, where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
Boys Outing

The Boys Intermediate classes OF The
Third Presbyterian church Will h"id an
outing this evening at the home or MI
and Mrs. l. u. Robinson a. bethlehem
The event will include such past!mcs as
roasting corn. weIncrs and Harshmal-
lows. A number OF outdoor games are
TO be PLAYED and no doubt tho outing
viii prove most Interesting 10 those who
attend The boys WILL leave tho church
n, i o'clock and vii be conveyed 10 the
rrbiu.un farm by automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
QUIET wedding SolemniEsd

What viii come as complete sur
Prise to their many friends VIII J." the
announcement. ut the wedding OF MISS
Virginia Jrpson 10 Sir. T.. J. Clarke VINO
are beth residents of this city and are
well known on tho SOu'h Side The
ceremony was performed Saturday al
trrnoon by the Rev. ]. i. l.eFenDeTser'
pastor ot ,h. Third Presbyterian ch"rCn'
Followed nv the couple departing on
.,nc.r non"v,noun trip by automobile 10
Columbus and other western points
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
Prepare for Rally Day

. rrerara,lons arc rdrio'E "''h 'i''"e :,
for the Rally Day which - - he "e'"
r.,t sunday at the Snuda! S'h""' ro""''
OF the -. Pauvs EvAnr".rN 'h"t'n ga
Wood street. Invitation we're ma
THIS week. 20 AL or me "e"'''t
h.,r been urged I" bring 'he'f 'l'y."'.
Rally Day VIII hc spent ~ '",'''''7
NJ many new members A. r"ss!"'' III"
vi Include the rr"m"ii"A al '"r
Al III. church daring tive even nf '"C
I.., uornr Festival viii hc celebrated
ny. church is ,n be dcrnra:"d IN Keeping
MIN ,hc season and VIII ruc.nd" dG'"rh .
cams nr leaves. corn stalks and a.! kinhS
-, .ru.rs and vegetables According !"
r,, \ &. Eas. he he NIL ""nd"c' Ger
man ,..r, ices IN the morn'nS ana hhH-
l,..n services in the ci"n.nF ""e
& invited to attend the tcSt'Nn. ser
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wsGtmlngtsr Guild

Tn" regular meeting OF the WcStmin'
ster Guild OF the Third Presbyterian
church Will be held this evening N the
church pariors IN charge OF Mrs Guy
UrosI who is president OF the society
Al members have been urged 10 attend
the meeting as there are severs! I'M
purtln, matters Of business 10 be taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
Msstdug Of Kings Daughters

The Kings Daughters ~ the Third
Presbyterian church VIII hold the reg
u.ar meeting at tho church on next
Tuesday evening. The main event Will
be the transaction OF business and the
hearing OF reports on tho past work. A
socIu! time Will conclude the evening
hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
Missionary Society Meets

The Wumen'S Missionary society Of
s.. Stephens Reformed church vii. hold
the regular meeting Tuesday evening
at the home 81 Mrs. Ncury Nom on
Boggs Run. The ladies' have prepared
Il very Interesting program which WI!
include the transaction of several bus
moss matters. followed by social time
Al an appropriate hour luncheon will
carved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
SOUTH SIDE
REV. {. c. BURKHARDT
TO SYNOD MEETING

The Rev. r.. G. Burkhard,. pastor Of
ST. stephens Reformed church.. leaves
to-day FOR Crrs'ine. Ohio. whore he Will
attend the annual meeting Of the Cen
trail Synod. which is ~ be held in that
city beginning tomorrow and ending on
Friday. September IS. Rev Burkhardt
Will be accompanied on the trip by Mr.
Herman Scel ~ the 81. stephens Re-
formed church board. who has prepared
nu1bcr Of addresses which will be
delivered regarding the work OF the
local church. According 10 Rev. Rurk-
hardt a large gathering OF Reformed
church ministers Is expected at the
mretlnE
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Rev. Snyder at Moundsvius

Rev. Simon Snyder. pastor ~ Trinity
Lutheran church was ut MoundSvil!r
yesterday where 10 preached sermon
I" the CONGREGATION OF X.nn Lutheran
church Of that city. The congregation
Of that church has been without perm
anent minister for some time owing 10
the former pastor rcslgn!ng and has
secured Rcv. Snyder for afternoon ser
Vices until they can secure permanent
- st1r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

,re,,'nu uf me Young Tc0VIeE H"T|
.o,, ., 81 p,ul's Evancelica! chur'h
49,, Ia. hold tomorrow evening q; tho
churrh majors The AGAR WI! include
,h, ,,,p,ny # an amateur play "hIrH
Win n. known as farmers party. the
yt,pnr folks VIII b" dressed IN Eure'
Costumes md Will proNid" good t!hc
- ,h,sc who witness lie affair All
,,unv folks as well as the old are IN
viied To attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

Tho Marshall County League Of
Women Voters will hold a meeting THIS
evening at the home OF DR. Harri.,
Jones. IN Glendale. Members 'run
Moundsvi!le. Ronwood and MCMrUh-r
and some Of the out.ay!ng rural towns
are expected to be In attendanc" y
number OF very important matters Of IN
forest TO all women will be discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
Boxing Exhibition

The second t"Aing exhibition given by
Earl Francis Post No. 3. the Amer AN
Legion. will he held tomorrow evening
in their club rooms over the C.;y and
County Bank building Matters per
tanning 10 the Legion m.nstrc. 10 be
given tho latter part OF October. vii!
also DO taken up al this meeting. Rou-
tine business Will also be disposed Of.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-26
TIMBER IS DESTROYED
FASTER THAN GROWN


! WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-Pointing
to 1920 as the year in which the great
est advancement had been made to
ward a national forest policy, Charles
Iathrop Pack. president Of the Amer
| lean Forestry Association. today OPEN
ed the annual meeting of the organ
ization here. Mr.. Pack emphazied the
fact that President Harding is
heartily in favor of such legislation
and quoted this message from the in
coming speech:
1T is perfectly practicable and feas-
ible to provide for a new growth OF
timber and ap imperative duty to im-
prove our forest protection. / can
think of noe forward look in relations
TO the good fortunes of America which
does not contemplate a forest policy
which will assure us the essential III
the lumber line for all our constrnu-
tive activities"
Mr.. Pack then pointed out that the
Smell Forestry Bill pending in Con-
gress has the united support of husi-
less including the American NewsDa-
per Publishers Association, many
wood using industries and also the
United Forest Service.
I'VE are at the place." said Mr..
Pack, 'twhere something constructive
can be done in the perpetuation and
preservation of the forests. Conser-
vation has been quite a bugaboo in
times past but the call of war upon
our resources has awakened the ma
A.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-26

census of former Missourians now
residing on oregon is being taken by
United States Marshal George Alexan-
der. The officer in this case is not
upon a criminal hunt but desires list
of Missouri's migrated sons and daugh-
ters for an entirely peaceful pudpose.
There is to be an exposition at Sedalia
on August in honor of the Tooth an
niversary of the admission of Missouri
as state and there will be an histori-
cal pageant Among other things
there win be a reunion of the descend-
ants of Missourrs S5 governors. All
forrrer residents of Missouri are he.
ing urged to send their names and ad-
! dresses to Mr.. Alexander, at the fedora
building. Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-26
Many Feminine Smokers

A third of the women and girls In
Pendleton smoke cigarettes, not as an
occasional diversion but as steady
habit, says a clerk who sells tobacco
to feminine users over the counter OF
one of the leading cigar stores in the
city. 1t is not the expensive brands
that the women demand, it seems
Camels, the favorite with men who
smoke, lead with the ladies also
There is no sale of cigars, pipes or cur
plug to local women, however. -
think it's the movies that give th6
girls the idea" the clerk confined. -
lot of the screen stars smoke and the
novelty appeals to the women"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-26

have forest crops coming along every
year just as We have corn and wheat
crops. The great encouraging noe
comes from the man who will take
next week the highest office in the
gift of the American people. He is a
newspaper publisher and knew all
about one big phase of the high cost
Of forest products-the pulpwood
that goes into the making of news
print. You can be assured, from his
message / have just read that he is
with US on this great question and on
the fact that he is with us the coun-
try is to be congratulated"
Officers are to be elected and some
changes in the by laws of the Asso-
citation are to be made at the meet
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-26
VIII Talk Club Building.

Business of decided Importance to
local anglers and hunters will come up
at session of the Pendleton Rod &
Gun club at the office of j. II. Estes,
Monday evening, it is announced to-
day. The club will elect new officers
and discuss the subject of erecting a
club house, Marion Jack. of the fish
and game commission, will give a talk
on the subject of hatcheries. The an
nouncement of the meeting carries an
invitation to any sportsmen not be-
longing to the club to attend and unite
with the organization.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-26
insurance Mem Ranquet.

Members of the team at .Walla Wal
la who recently engaged n, a contest
with the Pendleton agents of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
were hosts at luncheon at the Elks
Club today noon. Pendleton agents
won the contest between the agents
of the two cities and by doing SO
were the guests at yesterdays lunche-
on. Those in attendance from Walla
Walla were j. G. Ogden, superintend-
ent: ]. H. Flualiin, dept. supt., and
agents ]. f. Shelton, Roy Mitchell, o
l.. Bussell, Howard p. Chapman, Ev-
erett l., Bryan. Pendleton agents OF
the company Vt the luncheon We're l.
NJ. Builack, ]. j, Ireland and r. j
Wheeler.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-26

The telephone at the county clerks
office has been freely used during the
PAST few days by parties anxious to
ask County Clerk Brown as to the
Political faith of Postmaster Lester
cronin. A report was circulated that
Mr. cronin is democrat. However
the records show him to be registered
as republican and the same is true of
his father ]. d. Cronin, life long O.
O. p. and Civil war veteran,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-26
science TEACHER Resigns

NJ. L. Hays who has been the regu-
lar teacher of science at the high
school but who has been out Of school
on account of sickness, has resigned
his position on the faculty. The resig-
nation was accepted. Clifford B. Har-
ris, a graduate of the University OF
Nebraska and practical engineer will
succeed Mr.. Hays and will assume his
duties Monday s. ]. Reither who has
been acting as substitute has left for
hls home in Mosier.