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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-19
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
DECLARES BETTER FILMS
ARE UP TO THE PUBLIC
Miss Montague Makes Talk
Before Showing of In Cal
vcrt's Nallcv.''

saturday afternoon, just before the
showing OF her picture. I'm Calvcrt's
valley" at the Strand rhcatcr. which
was an authors benefit given for the
work of the Richmond League of Wo-
men Voters. Miss Margaret Prescott
Montague made a most charming talk
Miss Montague was introduced by
MISS Lucy Randolph Mason. prcsI-
dent OF tn" Richmond League OF Wo-
men Voters
MISS MuntaEu-'s subject was "T'he
l'uhiic's Responsibilities for Better
ilctnre'L' sut she began by .N-
pressing her pleasure at being assoc
ciatcd with such an ORGANIZATION as
'hc i.eaSu" q. Women Voters. She
then proceeded TO discuss briefly tn.
pictur" 10 b" shown saving thai
Sh" had never seen the Aim aro
'hat sh" did NOT feel very reSponSibls
Tor II. since a story was usually Very
mu'h adapted" TN the screen YER
sion. In speaking OF the pub!tc.s
Miss Moutarue said that IL the public
wants better films it will get them
Tor the producers are most anxious
I" please IN" public. aud will pro-
dUcc only what II demands She
cited the example Of Greece 10 provc
mat poop'" re; as good art as they
want In closing Miss Moutaguo
mentioned the great opportunity be-
fore. women nj the present time IN
tho matter o, the vote. and EXPRESSED
a hope that all women. ana csrccial-
~ tho younger ones. would take ad-
vantage oc this opportUnity
Following Miss Montasuc's talk
tho picture. "lm Calvcrt's Valley" was
shown. The story is laid in Yves,
Virginia. and is the story of land
and timber deals. The screen YER
SION has some beautiful! scenes. par
tcul3r.y those OF the mountains
John Gilbert plays tho leading role
that OF rage Emlyn. and Sylvia
dreamer gives very good intcrprc-
taiion OF Hester Rymal. The picture
Is an excellent one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
RED MEN TO ADOPT
MANY NEW PAIEFACES

Annawon Tribe. No. 30. Will hold a
class Of adoption ut it's hall in IN.
tornr"w Buildinc. eiOG l. Eroal
street. next Wednesday night. mt 7.3r
o'clock. The members OF the trih"
have been working hard for tn. past
SIN weeks and have secured a cr-a,
number OF palcfaces to bc scalp.d.
tn" dcrr"" team has been rchcars
ior som" tim" in anticipation of this
event and * in good shape TO put the
degree work on.
pppcChaUuouEh Tribe No IFS. and
Grey Eagle Tribe. No. %. have been
and they also Will have grca, mum
Der nr new members to be initiated
on that night. y very interesting
Program will he worked out for the
enjoyment of all present
Annawon Tribe had an election of
officers last week, and the following
Viii be the new officers for the next
term, beginning January /: Sachem,
W. I ritmau; Senior Sycamore. r. \.
Haughan: Junior Sagamorc. W. 7.
Parker: Prophet, W. y. Richie: Chief
OF Records. !. g Cake; Keeper Of
Waupum. r II Pollard. Collector OF
WampTu. L. 7. Mathews: Rcpr.sen-
tativ.S ot the Great Council OF Viz
rinia, y !. Royal: Trustee. Ralph
EothSchili.
Anmaw"n Tribe is the oldest tribe
IN ia" city o: Richmond. it's charter
dating from July i. 1866. and has n
distinction of having among It's m~-n
bcrs. i've who have been on !ts rolls
f"H more than nity years. tn. oldest
OF which ar" Il; W. Carter, Sr.. a
FORMER superintendent OF the city
Home. aud squire j. Il. Lyle. nt the
Illus tiurS Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
DISARMAMENT MOVE
is BEGUN IN SENATE.
ne AssocIatoh Prcssl

WASiTlNGTpN. Dec. ia dis
armament conference. 10 deal with
land and sea ornaments. between all
governments. having diplomatic rcla-
tons with the United states. was pro-
vidcd Ivy Senator KING. Democrat.
Utah, today in resolution referred
Without discussion to the Foreign
Relations Committee
Senator Kings resolution would re
quest the President to invite for
eiGn governments TO send reprcscn-
tatlves for another Washingtun con-
ference. charged with the duty OF
formulating and cn>,r!ug into a gen
cral international agreement hv
which ornaments for war either
upon laud or sea shall hc cTccruaIly
reduced and limited in the interest
OF the peace OF nations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
STRONG DISARMAMENT
SENTIMENT IN HOUSE
Adopts Resolution by Vote of
PSI to 9. Urging New
Conference.
fRy NssocIntnh rrcss-l

WASiiINGTON. Dec. 1G.-Hy vote
OF PSI to .. the IIous. today adopted
n resolution making ia order a pro
vision In the naval supply bill re-
Questing the rr"sidrn; to negotiate
with foreign powers relative 10 lir4
itiuG tho construction of war craft
OK 10000 tons or less.
Ey this action IN. provision it
self remained in the hin. secure from
elimination on - point of order as
Unauthorized legislation. ana insur-
ing Tint the whol" question vii! be
passed upon finally ny the House.
/, probably VIII be reached late to-
day or Monday.
Those voting against the rcsolu-
ticn wSre RpGE, Cooper, Of WisCou-
sin: Fitzgerald. Calm. l.nchcrger:
Mcores, OF Indiana. and Porter Re-
puhllcans, and LOGAN and steven
son. Democrats.
Leaders said tho bis vote Indicated
tina; ylc request TO tho President
would remain IN the hill. although
{, was said efforts would to made to
amend the provision as 10 phrase
oicEy.
Taking up the bill for considcra-
zion item by item. the House made
slow progress. due 20 constant wrau-
giles. \ fiEh; developed over an
amendment NY Representative HUH.
Republican. Iowa. 20 cut tha navy'S
enlisted personnel from $4,000. as
hAcd hy Chairman Kclley's suhcom-
mittce. to 5000. but 1t was defeated.
81 20 IS.
Z, Representatives Towne-. Iowa. and
Tinchor. Kansas. Republicans. backed
Wy the Hull attempt FOR smaller
navy. and Mr.. Kelley. who made the
PRINCIPAL hght 70: $1,000, was sup
ported by Representative Mondcn.
Wyoming, the Republican leader. and
Representative Britt"n, Illinois.
rauhinr Republican. ot the naval
subcommittee. by which the navy
ellis were framed In former years.
An amendment by Representative
Connany. Democrat, Of Texas To pre-
vent enlistment IN the navy of boys
undcr ~ years old, was defeated
after an hours debate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
SAFETY WEEK PROGRAM
NEARS COMPLETION
Publicity Committee In Charge Pre-
phrcs Tor EdurntinnnI Campaign
ny Richmond Auto Club.

The publicity committee in charge
or the program for safety Week &c
which will ne staged from January
u 10 20 under tho auspices OF IN.
Automobile club OF Richmond. viii
meet Tuesday afternoon. AT o'clock.
IN the clubs headquarters in the JEFF.
frrson Hotel
The publicity committee is arrnng-
ing FOR very complete. ana inter
est!ng prcgraHn for Safety Week ="
which VIII bring 10 the attention 81;
tho people OF Richmond, pedestrians
~ well as motorists. tho necessity Of
being careful while walking and
driving on the streets. and thus re-
GncinS tn" number OF accidents to a
minimum -. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

" better with his wife than another.
80. Have tho same good manners
for him that you have for others.
-. Put yourself in his place
When things go wrong Mt the office
and he comes home cross. make al
10 nnCcN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

pep and ambition out of a business
man.
=" II | were running n school for
wives Il should prescribe five rules:
u. study your husbands habits
and adapt yourself to them.
-. Flirt with him. Filtration IS
mans daily bread and n. really likes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
=. 4. l.. Train /. DcraiI-d.

PLANT CITY. FIN. Dec. l'.-Tra In
No 10. the S"aboard Air Lines West
Coast Night Limited. nurthbouud. -
Petersburg to jacksonville. was de-
rallied ia the yards Oh tn. outskirts Of
this city carly today. IN. lOcomotiv"
and four cars leaving the track No
ono was injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

to their charms before marriage.
auerward they are not always, so
careful. -
inns Is n mistake. Marriage Is
not ohlEI relationship: for tho
woman at least. II Is "A vocation.
enc shouid be. and is. her husbands
inspiration. \ dowdy wifi, takes tho.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

D. Love him with sense of
humor. After all. he is only boy
who nev@ VIII stop growing up.
"Of course. these rules ought to be
reciprocal. but az the woman Is tho
center Of the home II Is up to hor
to take the Initiative"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

flirc with Your husband 10
keep him. advises Mrs. Alice Footo
MacDouEail
When tho last rico grain has hcen
swept up. Mira MacDoUcall sny~
IN" average woman inclincs TO nut
'ouriShip's caio'y away and sottle
down 10 humdrum housck ecping.
mus not only limiting the happiness
~ nor M.di.h lifn hnt nrtnnliN rn,1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

dcmninc herself to prema;ur. ar.
Mrs. Macp"ugall at as no, only
Is activ" head of a large whol.sai.
coffee business she founded herself,
but mother of three children
W"mnn's biggest business
MARRIAGE, she SAYS. 'rcall,. is a
woman's biggest business II be-
gins. not ends. after tho ceremony.
Girls neglect no detail that will add
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS
FILL BUILDING At FAIR
All Space in Huge Structure
at Grounds Oc-
cupicd.
MIG VARIETY on DISPLAY
Exposition Contains Articles From
| All Leading business Organizations
md Associations In Stntc. with
HiG Variety shown.

Every space in the hug" Industrial
Building at the Virginia stat" Ear
is occupied. ana the variety of "A-
Iihi's is tho most comprehensive. vet
shown here. Among the exhibitors
ara the following:
1nylor-parkcr GO. Norfolk. Va:
lirvcit & Myers 'roha"c" 60. Times
dispatch Publishing Co. Tobacco
Growers Co-Dpcraiivo Association.
J. l"ril'ard Co. Richmond Dairy Co.
Philadelphia Service station. General
Nn'" supply co. Madison Motor Go.
stat" Board "f it"alth. C"rby Ralliuls
Go. e. + Suucr y 60. = w Wood
y Sons, Asbestos. Shiurl". Stat. aud
Sh""thinE Co. Baltimore. Md: lInr-
r"r Motor Co. j. r. Anderson & Go"
l'"lco Light Co. I'll" lic"ticr Cereal
60. American National Bank First
\Hti"nal Bank. Pollard y I;aphy.
John q. Kobe. White Motor Co. Soy
nt"ur Sy"lc. Riggs Antique lurnitur"
60, city S"h""lS. WRIT Caroline
chemical Co. Singer .wiug Machiu"
60, Dayton Money Weight Seal" 60.
Dayton. -: Virginia stationery Ca"
r. r.. Wheeler co. charlottesville.
/ Va; NHcm"ttc Sales CO. nr"aduaupht
Shock Ahsorhcr CO.. y W Martin &
Fro. Iar'lw"ll Machiu" 60" Gririin-
i:"yd Co. Baltimore. Nd. Npco-
Richmond Corp. rhilIip Levy 60.
virginia tuberculosis Association.
'hillip Levy Co. L"fchyr" ArmiStcatl
Co. National stat" aud civ Bank.
International Harvester Company az
America. j. NJ Scaw"ll Merry Car
Manufacturing co. Dunlop Mills l..
j. Mueller Furuac" Co. Cbccl; Noal
Cuifcc 90. Woodward & Syduor.
Emerson Drug Go. Baltimore" Mil
Sanitary Equipment co. Il Nice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
DOGS ENTERED FOR SHOW IN CONNECTION WITH TIE FAA
"LAST OF TRAPPERS" TURNS
COYOTE FURS INTO FORTUNE

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 1.-The
coyote man" they call him. and for
him tho old trappcr days have never
passed.
Iie has made time and conditions
stand still. refusing tn bow to mod
"rn trad" methods. getting his potts
and hart"rinI them AK in the days
of In" old Nest
", Arthur Oliver makes II financial
success of IL.
Each summer finds oliver setting
up as StranE" store as may bc
found IN this nation. II is "a side
walk rack "i which he hangs his
winters catch OF furs and sells Ia
pass.ts by aS tn" old Hudson BAY
trnppcrs traded.
II" ignores the great fur stores Ind
buyers. Dozens or people awa.t his
opening" which Rag no fixed Kim"
and is dependent on when he has
Caught his stock
Besides. pliy"r Is retained by III.
Z""l"ES department 90 tn" lniversity
"f California To trap rare and almost
extinct animals. b." is licensed hy the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
Plan to Make Benefits how
Annual Feature of
Exposition.
CHAMPION AIREDALF
FROM CAPITAL HERE
Sixtv-Or~ wncrS From Old
Dominion Have Entered
81 CANNES.

Virginia breeders ana fanciors ~
hieh-bred dogs VIII Stays their first
All Virginia" ncncFl show Mt tho
Virginia state Fair. b,euuinr today.
Admission to the cNhihi, Viii he free,
and interest," I'm tho, bench show Will
be greater because ,of the FAC, that
only Virginia doas VIII De shown.
1t is planned to make the bench
show a feature VI tho fair each year.
though s, Is prohahle' that hcsIun'nG
with ,hS iH2S ,alr II will take ON
wider range
Tho hoTch show Mil y" given in
n iarc" tcat 4cxTo feet which win
he pitched east 81 tho Industrial
Building. and exhibits will h. shown
from Roanoke, Peter Shurg. BREEDER
lcksburr Crhsuus lIoNcwcll. New
port News, Richmond and other towns
and cities. SiNty-nnc owners hav"
various breeds bong as follows,
American foN hounds. =. pointers. 13:
English settlers IL; Irish settlers .;
co',ios ; German shepherd. =. Air"-
dales, %; boston terriers. .; fox tor
riers. ! Sot'yhfT terrier !. Cairns
terriers 6 romoraniaus ;: Eskimo.
white. Mexican Chihuahua. /
Champion tirrdnlr Here.
on exhibition. lU' not n cump"ti-
t!ou for q prize viii b. ON" of tn"
most noted Iuus lu tho United states.
VALLEY Forge NoIcauo." champion Of
champions 81 The Nircdal.S owned
ny mr.. j.. T. nuck.ugham, OF Wash
uEtou. -. ..
E-nes; T. Meade. one 81 tho Hi,h-
mond exhibitors. viii have on dis
PLAY "iirdic cummings an English
setter ht',N valued nj 81 600 and NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
Mothers Should See.
Baby Health Bureau

Don't fail To visit tn" baby
health booth at the Virginia state
Fair this week It viii bc open
daily for mothers and children.
ard specialists and trained nurses
VIII ~" continuously on hand.
children from tn" ages az six
months to three years will H.
weighed. measured and examined
hN specialists ana blue and red
ribbons viii be awarded accord
Ing To Tia" merits OF each baby.
The baby health booth will he
under tn" auspices "f the F"d"ra-
ii"u of Mothers clubs aud Mrs.
Charles i;ass-r Will h." i'm charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

r. Gilbert Wood agricultural agent
for the Norfolk and Western Rail
way. a native ~ Alh"ruarl" County.
Va. has been - State " id" huoSt"r
for tho Virriuia State Fair this year.
lie was recently elected Il member "f
tn" board of directors. aud in hts
work as Agricultural agent for TIL"
Norfolk and Western h" has visited
many counties iu the state. ana has
always stressed the importanr" "f
county "NhihtiS at the stat" Fair Mr..
Mood las been successful in S"cur-
li... additional "nttl" and h"r;i"ul-
tusal displays FOR this years "Npo-
~itIon. ana Is her" Ia spend the week
mi Ninr with friends and talking :,
bigger fair nest year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

As. Novice. dogs ~ Onion lor. ao
Wi,,,rs ,,,c. =, ru ,,,a,
- - "PP''S' "'''n'S
= M"N'c'' bitches. AZ open, bitches
-. Winners. bitches.
Irish s.,,ors 4, r,;o ~ q.
..'., 1875" ' 70" ''"Pi''s' dogs a.
~ open ""sS' ~
Winners. dogs 80. Puppies. bitches
80. Novice. bitches. 81 omen. bitches
p Winners li,,ho.
"r'h'"'S-"". open. dogs
~ or"n. bitches.
R"apIcs ~. ruuni.s 1n.s 40
Nn,ic. dnc. -
Winners ""ss' ~ puppies. bitches
co, Novice, bitches. 81. open. hit,hcs
So Winners hitcb,s
,.,,,,, 80, n
"P'''N' ""SH'
\"N'''' '"ts %. open. dogs 8"
Winners. dogs. 81. Puppies. bitches
Is. Novice. bitches 90 oror ni,,,,,
:, wan, ,,,
: "''''S'
German sheep D"ss-7l.. pupri' =
dogs -. Novice. dogs. n op.n
dogs -. Winners. dogs. -. Puppies
bitches. - novice. bitches. -. Dp,n
bitches IS Winners lIich.s
OLA Euplt>h sheep Dogs :, pp-u
Dogs. 50 up"n. bitches.
chow th"ws-Sl. Open. dogs -
open. bitches.
Air"dal- Terriers So Puppies
dogs. -. Novice. dogs. s.. pp.u
dogs NJ. Winners. dogs 81 l'up.
pies. bitches. SIS. Novice. bitches -
hp"n. bitches. 90. Winners. bitches
Fan Terriers open. dogs ..
Open. bitches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

music publisher, Columbus. O.: Grant
Sales CO., w W. Foster. Ballard &
ballard. Planters National Bank.
Hover Suction Sweeper Co. Mcr-
chants Nati"nai Rams. Hraucr &
hasten, Hartford Battery Sales CO..
Universal Motor CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

government To trap otter. no con-
duets rabbit drives for farmers and
docs all sorts of odd animal jobs.
such m killing mountain lions ana
coyotes FOR cattle men.
ITS bccn pretty profitable hush
moss" he admits. but rye ncvor
figured TN" profit end very clo=rly
Xix" To think that some ono Ia car.
ryiuI ON hit of TIL" old trapper ira
diiiun, guess"
oliver has won tho reputation OF
being IN" Vests greatest hunter ana
trappcr of wild game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
MUSIC BOX SAVES
HOME FROM ROBBERS

PORTLAND, Or, March 21.-tU.
P.)--.A swiss music box. made. in the
form OF a jewel casket, recently saved
the home OF F. f. Pittock from being
burglarized.
The burglar entered the room OF
Miss F'rederika Pittock. and stealthily
approached the bureau, where he
caught sight Of the Jewel box"--as
the Swiss maker had intended he
should, Cautiously he lifted up the
top Of the box.
Immediately throughout the Pittock
home the Jingle rang out loud and
clear
Rufus. Rastus johnson Brown,
rent comes round.
comes round.
What you gwine to says
What YOU gwine to pay?
v Neynh get bit O. sense I'LL judg-
nent day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
ycrnal Equinox Occurs

AT about mood today took place
what is known as the 'vernal equi-
nox," one of the phenomena in the
routine of the sun, which marks the
beginning of spring, March 21. The
opening of the season was marked by
fair weather in Pendleton. The equi-
nox is defined as follows; "The time
when the suns center. in crossing the
equator, comedies with either of the
equinoctial points. that is. about
March 81 and September 22. The
former is called the vernal equinox
and the latter the autumnal equinox
The vernal equinox signs, in which
the sun appears between the vernal
equinox and summer solstice, are
Aries, Taurus and Gemini. AT each
equinox, day and night are every
where of equal length"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Get More Baby Chicks

The chicken business of Simpson
and Sturgis is picking up rapidly and
before long Bob Simpson expects to
have enough work to do with his
fancy white leghorn stock that he will
be out at the company ranch at
Barnhart at least four hours day.
The second big shipment of baby
chicks to the firm for this season ar
rived in Pendleton today. One thous-
and chicks were included in the lot
which was taken to the ranch this
morning by Mr. Simpson. The ship
ment came from Prosser, Washing
ton. Three weeks ago shipment of
the same size was received from an
Oregon fancier. Losses on the first
batch have been very slight, Mr..
Simpson reports, the chicks are thriv-
ing in their brooders which were
specially constructed for their care.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Poultry Meeting Scheduled.

A poultry meeting will be held on
Tuesday, March 2S, at the farm Of w.
A. Ford, of umatilla. when H. E. Cos
by, poultry specialist of o. A. c.. will
address poultry raisers. Reports will
be given on the results of feeding for
egg production. The poultry season is
now on, says Fred Bennion, county
agent, and hens are being set and in
eubators filled with eggs. A thousand
White Leghorn chicks were received
at the Sturgis ranch at Barnhart to
day. They were ordered from Prosser
by James Sturgis and Bob Simpson
and are the escond thousand received
at the Sturgis farm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21

You know. ! know, rent means
dough.
landlords gwine to turn US out In
the snow.
Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown.
What you ,gwine to do when the
rent comes round?
The burglar was paralyzed. He
could not move for several seconds.
Incidentally, each member Of the fam
lily thought some other member had
come in and turned on the music.
Finally Miss Frederika caught sight
.of the burglar, and promptly ducked
under the covers. The burglar went
out into the hallway, and Miss Vir-
ginia caught glimpse OF him through
her door as he beat o hasty retreat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
VIII Poison SQUIRRELS

Two hundred pounds of squirrel
poison, made of oats, strychnine. sac
charine. corn syrup and other ingred-
tents to tempt the jaded appetite OF
the rodents. was mixed today by Fred
Bennion, county agent, for use in kill
ing squirrels in the west end of the
county. This region, Mr.. Bennion
states. is the meeting ground of both
the Oregon ground squirrels and the
Columbia squirrels also. 1t is hoped
! by farmers that the poison will prove
effective in eradicating the squirrels,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Program Is Of interest.

For Thursdays meeting Of the Pen.
dleton Women's Club, program OF
special interest is being arranged in
observance of Child Welfare Day.
Among the speakers will be Miss
Frances B. Hayes. field representative
of the State Child Welfare Commits
sion, who will speak on the work ac-
complished through the commission;
Mrs. Millie r. Trumbull, of the State
Industrial Commission; Mrs. Fred
Schilke of La Grande, a member of
the Child Welfare Commission; Judge
/. M. Schannep, Of the county court
and Miss Esther Kelly, social service
worker, who is in charge of the Una
tilla county Red Cross office here.
The musical program will consist Of
a children's chorus, a solo by Mrs.
James Hill and a solo by Mrs. David
Stone, Of Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Legion Conference wednesday.

A conference of representatives of
various posts of the American Legion
in Umatilla county will be held We'd
nesday evening at the jolly Inn when
the proposition of forming a county
council will be discussed for the first
time by the representatives of the or
ganizations. An invitation for the
meeting was extended after the regu-
lar meeting of the Pendleton post a
little more than one week since. Re-
plies of acceptance from the Athena
Weston post and from the post at pi-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
FOR INDIGESTION, GAS,
SOUR, ACID stomach,
TAKE "D|APEPS|N'

"Pape's Diapepsin' is the quickest.
surest relief for Indigestion. Gases,
Flatulence, Heartburn. Sourness. Fur
mentation or Stomach Distress caused
by acidity. A few tablets give almost
immediate stomach relief and shortly
the stomach is corrected so you can
eat favorite foods without fear. Large
case costs only few cents at drug store.
Millions helped annually.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
Would rorcclosc Mortgage.

A suit to collect a note and to fore
close a mortgage on real estate which
was given as security has been filed
by r. NJ. Dorothy in the circuit court.
Aaron Ragsdale and others are named
as defendants. The plaintiff, who is
represented by James II. E. Scott,
asks Judgment for $1100 on the note.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-21
CLAIMS SENT FOR
PREPARATION SHARE

WASHINGTON, March 21.---(U.
P)-Secretary of State Hughes Is
understood to have dispatched a
to the allied govern
ments regarding Americas claim for
part of the German reparations pay
ments for maintenance of the Amer
lean army of occupation on the
Rhine. He win probably make the
communication public within the
next "a hours