davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
Oanflasun9Stus.
Sentc, 9unnerstag, ben 30, @OOem-
Der, 1T 9antiasnnestaa.

@ir baben allen @runO, oonfbar
All iein fir Die @oben Die Elm giitiges
@eihid uns bier in @merifo, menig-
items in materieaer 8e5iebung, 5u tell
neroen lGBt. @Sir Amerifoner oeut.
iderglbItammulg rmpfinoen Oas aber
gan3 beionOers, % uns oas 8ilo ei-
mes berelenOeten 0eutihIonos un0
Seitreids lebbnft Dor Augen itebt. 90
idlimm iiebt es oriiben aus, Dab man
BORT, mie Sir Bbilip Gibbs am leb-
ten Sonntog in Der bieiigeu ngolt"
mitteilte, Den &uItus Ser Ir.
NJ Ii t ais Elm pbtIoiopbii9es Spftem
iebt erionnen bat un0 bic rei6engtad
bartender 1 sic lid sen
33ielen materialiItii6er 2ebensarbeit
ergeben baben. 3ugleid beri6ten oie
13eitungen BON Yliinoerungen in ben
groBen St10ten Der olten @eimat. SSn
Berlin neroen ouBeroem Jest 1000
S6uIlebrer ibr Imt nieOerlegen Mil
len Oo ser Stoot feiu @eIo mebr bat,
iie 5lt be5ablen, un0 20 Souieno &in.
Der mer0en oes S6ulunterri6ts be.
raltbt meroen. Ole Stootbe6oroen
iperoen ferner meitere 1000 @eomte
entloiien. Die Scot BORT lit ungebeu-
CT. Cine ein5elne Summer Ser eng
Iii6 geOrudten 9ldtter yamericon
Stems" in Sambure un0 oSbe Berlin
@eroIo~ in Berlin foitet 20 Marf.
Ole Morf gebt aus Dem &erfebr, ie
lit faum 10 biel inert mie friiber Ser
&fennig. Sci Yreiien 5ipii6en so
Gfennig unO elmer Mtarf miro mad
oben ~obgerunoet. &iinitler, 2ebrer
8eomte ergeben iid in Elm bItnoes
Sdidlul 0eS @ungers.
llnO mir liben i'm rei6en, geiegne.
ten Mmerifa utio Oailfen @ott, oof
mir in europ6iide &erb6ltniiie nidt
nerpidelt lino. An einem Gage pie
oieiem eebt man in ii1 uno oaitft benz
Shopfer fir @elnnobeit, Slid, Sa-
milien9liif lTo SeelcneIiif unO oaeS
Suite, oeiien man iid erfreut. gsir &c
oenfen ober aliA Der Mrmen ser al.
ten &eimat uno nebmen uns Dor, nun
en0li6 in @olbington eiuen u9ripe"
3ur SammAlng bon @eloern fir oi(
alte 0eimat 8l oeronltalten. Mdn'
ner, Die lid bisber aus irgen0 eineir
@runoe BON ser Oeffentli6feit auriid.
bielten, iperOen inns pabrl6einli1 if.
re Silfe leiben. Sin 9anf mlB nit
einem gliten8oriob Oerieben iein. 9ie
Ter iei beute oas &eiultat elmer flei
men @epilienserforiArne iibel bal
Soa unO Saben am 0antiogungstag
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
MGe SOrten friides Jleii6!
Grite Gualitat, bel
SnebIers,
Gisos Warfet, @aiu 1854
GOnsnet, fransUHider GOsialii, ii
am 4. December in @aihinatpn.

uNN +. Oe6eHIueF III &CH1DlH9lDH.
8Gbreno man i'm gan5en 2anoe
ben friiberen neutrality-suspicious. Sic
menceau bort, bGlt 5lt gIeider 3eit
Ser fran5ofii6e So3iaIiit Bouquet
bierlelblt 8ortr19e gegen @lemence-
ali. Sim a. 9e3ember miro ct olt6
bier in 8aibington iein. Man mollte
i'm 5uerlt nidt 8ulaiien. Mber Staats-
iefretGr Sugbes lit auf Ben 8ori9Ing
oes amerifanif6en &oniltls in Yaris,
Dem So8ialiiten oas @iie gu berfpei-
germ, nidt eingegangen. @it6 Srau=
en- bon oerO Organization, Die ii6 $50
man Sotriot" nennt, batte oas Mini-
Iterium oes @euBern erilt6t Bouquet
nidt in Mmerifa ar3uloiien. Bouquet
bat felt benz 8affenltiGitano Oeutid-
lano bereiit, er bat BORT NIT ben Siibs
rern Ser io8ioliitiiden &arteien, nit
ben &eitern Ser groBen @efperfi6af-
ten fraternifiert. or bat offen chr
lid un6 uneri6roden Dem oeutihen
.@oIfe berit1ert, ooB Ser 8erIailler
Gertrag elm groBes l1nrebt lit.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01

ni6t gu 6eflogen baben. @ebt Cure
idaft, geoieeen, mudtig, %beitimmeno
ais SrGger Der &ultur, Den Sampler
fir menidenswiiroige Qualification,
Jun Sorteile oeS gnn5en @roenfrei.
les. Ser Concord &lub lit Elm SrGu.
mer, nit offenen Gueen. @r tr6umi
bon einem groBen prG6tioen 8eutid.
Iein, e%rfenneno Die Norteile bon ocllt.
lden ioeellen 2ebensoniidten, Sitten
uno @ebrGuden. bohbalteno uno
bodiddbeno oeutihe Sprad)e linO
0eltideS 2ieo; utO al bieies miro
uns 81 beiieren guten @iirgern unie.
res Mooptib.8 oterIanoes MAIDEN.
@ebt iporme 2iebe, ebrlihe Gin.
bGnglihfeit. opferfreuoige Wtitbilfe
in belebenoer Sormonie 5uiommenoe.
foBt in brouienoem Choral treuer SEQ,
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
Gingefan t.
a6In. 81. september 1922

&oIn, 30. September 1922.
Sebr berebrte Heootttonl
SIN 0omen Ser MenI9li1- uno
8ormber5igteit bite i6 bofIihlt I'M
giitige moblmoaen0e Aufnobme oieier
8eilen in Sbrem 8latte. 2out elm.
lie9enoemz beglaubigtem Attelt bin i'd
Dor Iieben Monaten our6 elm unbe-
tanntes 9luto ii%berfabren uto Oaour6
5eitlebens 5um&riippel genor0en. SD.
babe o~nnGberno 6 Monate I'M Soipi.
tai geIegen unO bin i6 onr6 mein
llngliid aud moteriea p%oaltGnoig
oernidtet, ioOoB i9 NIT meiner 6a-
Mile Dor elmer traurigen 3utunft
ltebe. ga id auBeroem gegen feline
8erIt1erung angeben fannL lit meme
obneoies troitlole Gage nod furdJt6o<
rer eeporOen. SD babe aud 5wei
Sabre Den &rieg gegen &uBlanO nit
gemoft uno bin bell 5uriifgefommen
uno nun bin i6 i'm 4lter bon 80 Sab
rem in oieies unberOiente ungliid bin.
eingeroten no1oem i'd ieit meinem
Ia. 2~ebenSjabre berufli6 tatig mar.
NuBeroem lit es mir aud ni4t mebr
m0gli6, meinem friiberen 8eruf pie-
Der nad0ugeben. Nun babe i6 mid
bemiibt, na6oem id friiber ME ie-
mono noti9 bate, Inn mir Die Wtittel
5u meinem @~ieoeroufbol1 in erlter 81
ME zines fiinitli6en 8eines un0 oonn
5ur @riinoltng elmer beideiOenen nell-
en- @riiten3 81 bei6affen bod bate
i1 oamit 10 gut pie gar feinen @r-
folg, oenn Die rei6en 2eute bier IN
Oeuti6Ian0 iino egoiltii6 Our6 uno
our6 un0 0iejenigen Die nod Soeale
boben ulo gerne 8obltGtigfeit iiben
m06ten, iinO oa5u ni6t mebr I'M
Stanoe, oenn Der friibere, golOene
oeuti6e MitteIltanO 1T tot. SD bof-
fe, in meiner groBen Scot feline Uebl-
bite gu tim, unO OoB es mir NIT SD
rer giitigen MitbiIfe mogIi6 iein
miro, OaS 2eben fernerbin gu bebalp-
ten unO 0iirfen sic iih i'm 8ornus
borauf berlaiien, Dab i6 ~5eitlebenS
bon Ser5en oonfbar letn iperoe.
So9a9tungsboait,
6rib 0oring,
&0In am &bein.
Gm 8eioenba6 1.
Abf6riftl 8iirgerbolpital,
&oln, 81. Mug. 1922. @s miro bier
nit bei1einigt, ooB Ser &aufmann
Sris 90ring bon 8irmalens, mobn-
bait in &0ln, am @eioenba9 1, bonn
%. 2. '22 bis 18. s. '22 I'M 8iirger-
Iboipitol ltotion1r bebanoelt moroen
lit uno am Is. s. '22 in ambulante
8ebanolung %entloilen tpuroe. @r muir
oe bon einem Auto iiberfabren, mo-
our6 er einen linfsieitigen fompli-
! ~aierten &no6enbru9 erlitt, lo0aB ibm
i'm Sberi6enfel 0as 8ein amputiert
neroen muBte, p6breno oas rebte
8ein i'm unteri9enfel gebro9en mar.
s. g.: gea. &obren.
BUR 8eglaubigung Der @bi6rift'
&oln, ben 81. September 1929
8ubI, Boli3ei-aiiiltent.
- (@nmerfung Ser &eoaftion: @er
bon utiern 2eiern 10 giitig iein min
Dem armen l1ngliidli6en cine feline
Spenoe 5ufommen 81 lallen, Der fam
ielbiges enttpe0er oireft on ieine 81
oreile abien6en ODER uns our 8eiter-
ienorng ii6ergeben. Si9erli6 miiroe
Der arnten Samilie our6 lle6eriel.-
Dung Ginger Dollar cine groBe @eib-
na9tsfreuoe 8uteil.)
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
Spr userle nnO Mnnies HlGtlc,
Trndt- nnO HOnnS Safe,
SnliaS GOienfelO,
StanS SO, Mrcn6e Marfet.
s@iueiaer gaq 9reisperteilnna.

8ei @elegenbeit oes groBen. Mas-
fenboGes Der bieitgen S6Wei5er-ger-
cine muroen an Die ~folgenoen Berio-
men 8reile berteilt: Srau Norman
Muopbp, 6rau 8. McDonal0, SRI.
2ouiie 9ulin, SRI. @nnie Stebenion,
SER ltn6 Srau 4bersooe, SRI. Srie-
oa uno Garla 0dersbaulen Serr @.
SarbD, Serr @lafner, SRI. 90. 8bite,
Serr Samuel @armbatb, 6rou 2ou-
ger, Sraii %. 8er6eranO uno Serr
8rie0.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
@ennsisiGbriseS Snbildnm Der Son.
cUr0ia Wcmeinoe.
20. un0 g Str. Y. g8.

Am II. Sanrtar 1923 jdbrt iid Der
Gag gum neun5ielten Male, an mel
dem Der @runoitein 81 Der ieglgen
liitberii6en Goncoroio.9irde geIegt
muroe. @orbereituneen fiir cine gro.
be utio miiroige 5eier linO in Doaem
@auge. 9os 9omite, Dem oieie &or
bereitungen obliegen, beitebt aus Den
folgen 0anen ullo Serren:
air6enrat: $. 5. 0unfborit s.
9enoer, $. @orh unO Gbos. OieB.
6rouen Silfsoerein: 0unfborit,
aolb, 9ies uno SbomiorOt;
WtiiiionS 8erein: montgomery,
Scott, Men5el ulo Neifirf;
Is. y. g. g.: George 0emp, Sri.
5rieoa OderSbaulen uno SRI. 6rteoa
&rieg;
Gbor: 6rou 2oder. SRI. O.. 2oder
uio Sri. Garla Santelmann;
9ibel SduIe: ". q. Sdroeoer.
6rou Auguit 8eder, ir., Sri, 9. ga
op uno SRI. @nna SrelIeIt;
Yoltor s. @. 2oder, ~er.ofiicio.
0ie erIte Sisung fonO 0ienstag
9tbeno, Sen 81. gtopember itatt. Gro
Bes Sntereiie wurOe alieitig be5eugt
uuo ieoer nar miaenS, froftig @an0
an6ulegeu. Yaitor s. g8. 2oder
wuroe gum 8oriiber erpdblt, Yaitor
Is. ". Vten5eI gum SteaDertreter, uno
Serr S6roeoer gum SefretGr.
Sin 9ubli8it1ts -9omite beItebeno
aus Den 9erren @or1, Sdroeoer,
0ennp uno 81. SCRIPT miro ole @iit
gIieoer per groBen @cmeiitOe iiber Die
8orbereitungeu auf Dem 2a%ltfenoeE
bolten.
0ie foleenoen 9ci6Iiiiie purOen
gefaBt:
1. Ser Subildums IS ottesOienlt an
IA. Sonuor miro IN engliider Spra
DIE iein, oerienige om 81. Samtor in
oeutider Sprade.
2. Mtit ieoem @ottesoienit lit bic
6eier oes III. Aben0mabIS berbunocn.
glae Goncoroio @lieoer ulO IoI6e. ole
0ortlelbIt fonfirmiert muroen mo IN
Der Staot mobnen, iinO our Seilnab
me eingelaoen. Gin groBeS a8ieoer.
Ieben" oller GoncorOias2eute lit in
4usli6t genommen.
3. Die geieai6aitli6e 8eier iinoet
am Subil6rmstage, 0tittmod Den H..
S%onliar, I'M 8 llbr Abenos itatt. Ser
0amen 9ilfSberein uno Der Diiliionss
berein peroen fir oie leiblihe, mo
Ser Serein Der lungen 2eute, Die 9i-
beli6ule, Der Gbor uno oeIien Girl
gent meroen fir geiitige llnterbaltlmg
Gorge trogen. IS miro ber5li6lt &c.
miinl6t, Dab iangesluitige 8amen
uno Serren ii6 anidlieBen uno oil
ben Yroben teilnebmcn, nm Elm ipe.
5ielles, Ser 6eier miiroigeS 9ro.
gramm, ouf5ufiibren. 9em nIio Die
berrli6e @abe 0eS @eiongeS gegeben
lit, Ser iteue oieie ni6t utter Den
S6effel, ion0ern lalie iie boren mo
beiu6e Die Broben.
5. Die Sonuor. ausgabe Der Con.
corOia n@riiBe" ioa cine 6eItauseobe
meroen init elmer 8ei6reibung iiber
Die @emeinoe, @ntltebung uno oergI.
6. &n ale @lieoer er9ebt Die Bite,
elm gan8 beionoeres SubilGums. Dan.
fesopfer an einem Ser beiOen Soml.
tage 81 5ei6nen. 0osielbc fam in.
nerbalb 3nei Sobren ratenpeiie be.
gli6en meroen. Ser @rl0s miro our
Renobierung Der Stride uuo Anidai
hung elmer Orgel permauOt mer0en.
7. 9ie 5%eitreoner fiir oie beioen
6eIttage mer0en ipdter befaunt gege-
ben.
8. Cine meitere Geriammlung i'm
oct am Montog, ben If. 9e5ember,
ltatt. IGe MitgIieoer ser Goncoroio
@emeinoe iinO eriudt, 0urd Sat uio
Eat mit8ubelfen sur Geri6onerung
un0 8erberrlidung oieies Subilanms
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01
WrORcr Sans nmb
Hreisfeaeln.

8ie uniere 2eier aus Dem Sniera-
tenteil erieben, lit ant Samstag, ben
2. 9e8ember 5. s., GROCER San8 ber-
bunoen NIT Breisfegrln i'm @ermania
Wannerdor. 9os &egeln beginnt
mn punft 8 ubr. Ser Ean3 Inn $50.
Oie bielen Sreunoe oes @ermania
Wannerdors iino ber8li6lt eingela-
ben. Gin pergniigter @6enb miro al
len garantiert.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-01

gnndrua, SeallOaf, mirfIide 9eIifa.
teSIen, iinS al haben bel:
NibIers, 1915 Msss Iartt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

Superintendent and Mrs. A. ].
Borie, accompanied by Mrs. H. C.
Grady, came from La Grande to Pen
dleton "Wednesday evening in Mr..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09
2S YEARS AGO

(From the Daily East .Oregonian,
May 3, 1S94)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09
BINGHAM SPRINGS
ROAD BEING WORKED
(East Oregonian Special.


GIBBON, May 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ad Griggs and two children, Marion
and Margaret were visitors on the
river Sunday and Monday from Walla
Walla.
Lark, Osborne and Al Moody arriv-
ed here Friday and will spend a
month working the government road
between Bingham Springs and Cor
poration ranger station. Several car
loads of people have already Travelled
this road AS far as it is passable
which is one mile above Bingham.
Henry and Dolf Thompson returned
Sunday from the H. A. Barrett ranch
near Athena where they have been
during the lambing season.
". w. Hoch was in Pendeton Mon
day on business
Dick English returned Monday from
his home near Weston where he spent
the week end.
Mr., and Mrs. D. d, Phelps are here
at their summer home to spend a few
days
Mrs. Henry Thompson and daughter
IONA returned Monday from Athena
where they spent the past two weeks
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Jones.
Mr.. r. C. Hager, who has been in
very poor health the past month
seems slightly better.
Mr.. and Mrs ,Dolf Thompson and
son Eldon and Seth Hyatt were
Athean visitors Monday.
w. d, Bonifer was Pendleton
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harle Robie and Miss
Belva Williams were shopping in PEN
dleton Wednesday,
Herman Rosenberg of Pendleton
was at Bingham Wednesday looking
after some Improvement work there
which he is going to have done
Mr., and Mrs, Dof Thompson and
Seth Hyatt spent Thursday and Fri
day Athena and Weston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09
|I0nS1Ms
kNJ

Now they say insects talk by wire
less. Real radio bugs.
A man who falls in love with him.
self never has any rivals.
There's many a rough neck in a
stiff collar.
Men wearing more suspenders''-
news item. The suspender business is
holding up.
Practicing on piano may make
your fingers sore; but not as sore as
II makes the neighbors.
Russia might have more hope ii
she had more soap.
The man who has. been kicking
about the cold weather will soon be
Kicking about the hot weather.
Two heads are not better than one
If they both ache.
AS June bride says, "A ring in
hand Is worth two in the store.
The straws we shall soon be clutch
ing at will be straw hats
The equator, they say, Is not where
1t was. Perhaps It got too hot there.
About this time of year the small
boy wishes teachers would strike.
Liquor may ruin the constitution
but the constitution has also ruined
liquor.
Babe Ruth has bought a farm.
Perhaps he is going to raise a pro-
test.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

Borie's private car and will go from
f.sa Ft k-R
here to Portland. Monday next, MI.
Borie and the other Union Pacific Of
ficials start with the state railway
commission to inspect the Union
Pacific systems properties in Oregon,
Ninevah Ford, the old pioneer who
lives between Milton and Walla Walla
in this county, is in Pendleton to pay
| his taxes. The frost last night was not
! severe enough to cause much injury
\ to the fruit in the East End.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09
THE BANDED TEETH

WhPn I go back to school again
Yeu bet the kids will look at me,
And.I will be hero then - s
With something they will want to
see.
My,ma, she took me down today
To where the dentist Is and told
Him to get busy right away
And now my teeth are wired with
gold.
I've, got band all looped around
Ny mouth TO hold my teeth in place,
And when | talk funny sound
Like kissing comes out of my face;
And there's a little screw back here
Which he can turn to make 1t tight,
And he says II will be n year
Before my teeth are fixed all right.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

Charles Ferguson and Jim" Lieu
6llen rode down from Adams this
morning on their micycles. the trip
occupying one hour and 40 minutes.
VIM. Blakeley came down from his
Wild Horse ranch this morning and
says a frost Wednesday night badly
injured the fruit at his place.
Mrs. Will Ford after a months
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Strahon, returned to her home in
Portland Wednesday night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

Baseball has always been listed under the head of peace
full heahfu pursuits but now the news that an ar
dent fan OF % saccumbed at Detroit Sunday from excite
ment when Ty Cobb knocked homer with two men on
The risks we run!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

My pa says not 50 long ago
Teeth just grew anyhow they could
If they were bad. they didn't know
There was a way to make them
good,
And that's why his buck tooth is plain
Coz 1t got crowded out of line
And never could get back again.
But now I've got band on mine.
When Jimmy first put glasses on
The Kids all flocked around to sec
And he just let EN-, every one.
Look through 'em. Now they'll
come to me
Coz I've got something I can show
And talk about that's just as grand
AS glasses are, I'd have 'em know.
Inside my mouth I've got a band
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

Williams chance of becoming National Chairman running
National unwilling
O of
Committee Williams
Benjamin in
conduct the Campaign the
What is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09
5-Edsf sAQTe8oniaO
- Y -
AN NDnPENDENT NEWSPAPER

Published Daily and Semi Weekly. al
Pendleton. Oregon. BY the
EAST oRESoNIAN PUB. co.
Entered At the post office at Pendle-
ton, Oregon. a. second class mail mat
ON SALE IN OTHER CITIES
imperial Hotel News stand. Portland.
ON FILE AT
Chicago Bureau, SOS Security Building,
Washington. d. C.. Bureau sol Four
teenth street. New York.
Aember Of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication Of
all news dispatches credited to IL or
not Otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published
herein.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09
FITH1AN
WILL
GET
OONNl i i GE
HUsTLIING
FOR
OREGON
Williams a Joke as Vice. Chairman

Williams, sidetracked
the years he
accomplished something
our neOOln
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

Repubcans discussing
asking the question DID WILLIAMS
Fulton in Astoria 1t is being asked in Eugene
Tooth Salem by friends McNary
of nator Sanfcl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

Copyright. 1879. by Edgar A. Guest. j
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09
VOTE FOR FITHIAN

man. lifelong Repub-
WILL BE FITIIIAN
NATIONAL THE GOV.
ERNMENT TO HUSTLE OREGON.
CLUB,
BY Cfas 7. Early, President
Robt e. McNary, Secretary
0ad Adyl Chas- W. Eberlein Treasurer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-09

paid Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-15
CHURCH WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Marion +. Danforth
and John {. Wells.

Word has been received In this city
OF the marriage of Miss Marion Ellen
Danforth OF Middletown. Conn, to
John Cotton Wells. formerly OF Will
mington. The young couple were
united In marriage at st. Matthew's
Church. New York, at noon on Sat
urday, April s, by the. rector. Mrs.
Wells is sister of Mrs. John Mott
Ward, and of the Rev, Charles Dan
forth. and is the daughter of the late
William Danforth of New York. Mr..
Wells Is the son of Mrs. L. Cotton
Wells. now OF Middletown, Conn.
Prior to the ceremony dinner was
given by Mrs. Henry Griffin. aunt OF
the bride, at her residence, Ill East
Seventeen street. Following the we'd
ding there was q reception at the home
OF the brides uncle. Arthur Ryle, 7S7
Park avenue. The marriage cerc-
'mony was witnessed by only the near
est relatives OF the young people.
Tho bride and groom left on their
wedding trip after the reception, fol-
lowing which they Will reside ut 1875
East ixty-seventh street. Mr.. Wells
will receive his medical degree from
the College OF Physicians and Sur
geons OF Columbia in May. He has
received an appointment as inferno,
surgical service. in the Presbyterian
Hospital, New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-15
TAXABLES MUST GIVE
POWER OF ATTORNEY
Their Representatives, Will Not
be Recognized Without
Authorization.

Attorneys, agents or other persons
Federal taxpayers or
claimants before this office in any
case, matter, claim or other proceed
ings or business pending before the
Department. must file a power OF at
torney from his principal in proper
form. authorizing him 10 prosecute
such matters" Collector OF Inter nal
Revenue John w. Herring announced
today by authority of the Comn,is-
sioner OF Internal Revenue. This pro-
cedure is required and effective i'm
mcd.ately, IN accordance with the law.
and compliance by representatives
must be made before any action can
be taken. Otherwise. II will be neces-
sary for the principal 20 take up his
case personally.
The attention OF all attorneys,
agents or other representatives ,s also
called TO the fact that powers of at
torrey as demanded by the department
Gre taxable under both the Revenue
Acts OF 1918 and 1921. Stamps 20 the
value OF twenty Ave cents must be
affixed before the power OF attorney
can be recognized The stamps neceS-
sary for such documents are provtd-
ed under Schedule A 70 Of the 1915
Act, and A Il, OF the 1921 Act.
Collector Herring called attention e
the fact shat extreme penalties arc
exs cted OF revenue officers for failure
10 comply strictly with Section SIG,
Of The Revised Statutes which covers
the power OF attorney requirements
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-15
ARMY Of 100000 MEN
URGED BY HARDORD
Chief Of Staff Warns Commit
tee Not 10 Go Below the
Safety Point.
~ Associated Press 70 Evc~y Esv.nins-

~ Associated Press % Evrry Esvsnins
Washington. April 1.-THE regular
army can not accomplish the task 80;
for It BY law with a peTsonnsl % lesa
than 100. 900 Major GsnsrsI J. q. Bsr-
bord. deputy chief % star declared
today before the senate appropriation
committee IN connection with con-
vseers tion or the pending army appro-
pr1afion bill. To sttsxnDt 70 carry out
tina work laid down for tho var d.
partnneut with le.s than 10000 men.
he said. would mean that something
must give way"
'"rher, IA a minimum limit below
which you cannot go with safsey. E"
General Harbord told tho committee.
Tho air service cnnnot be Efficient be-
low $4,000; tho cavalry ard field ar
cllery cannot safely be diminished I,
10000 OF more men cannot be had.
then in my Judgment Congress should
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-15
PLAYERS BUSY
REHEARS|NG FOR MAY 19
Oberammergau Expects More
People Than She Can House
for Great Festival.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Oberammergau. Bavaria, April 15.--
The villagers here are feverishly
finishing preparations for the first
performance OF the Passion Play
which occurs May IA. after a full
dress rehearsal May Q before a num-
Der Of invited guests. The village
elders say they have made arrange
ments TO house and feed the foreign and
native guests and TO protect them
from profteers or any form of ex-
tortion.
Only about 1000 persons can be
housed In the village and the vicinity.
Consequently the Passion Play com
mittee has advised that visitors
should remain only one or two days
and then give way for others. Ap-
plications indicate the visitors will
tax accommodations severely but il
Il. said officially "all will be taken care
Of"
All sleeping and eating accommoda-
tions are under direct control of the
village administration and steps have
been taken To severaly punish those
who violate the regulations and the
schedules OF prices which will be
available to all visitors.
Approximately 1000 persons will
participate in the play which con-
tinues from morning until evening.
There are 500 regular players, 124 of
them being soloists or with speaking
parts. Many women and children
participate.
The theatre has a seating capacity
of 4,300. the exact number for which
overnight Accommodations have been
provided in the village.
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