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SULTAN IS REPORTED
AGAIN AS ADVOCATING
ny Associated Press.l

LONDON oct. "A report that
sultan Mohammcd. VI. of Turkey
dedicated at 1895 O'clock this morn
ing. WAS received early this afternoon
by tho Russian delegation here in
IA wireless dispatch from Moscow
There is no confirmation OF the re-
port but Moscow is believed To be
In close communication with Con-
stantinoplc.
The Moscow dispatch. which re-
peated message from Angora, says
that upon his abdication. the Sultan
named as hts successor his cousin,
Abdul Mcdjid Eneudi. who Will DO
known as MedtiL. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
The Weeks Weather.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-wca.her
outlook for the week beginning Mon
day: South Atlantic and East Cult
states: Generally fair; temperature.
below normal the first part OF tho
week and normal thereafter. Pres
sure is low and falling over tho
Caribbean Sea, but no disturbance has
appeared as yet. West Gulf States:
Generally fair: temperature. below
normal first part of week and normal
thereafter. Pressure Is low and fall
ing over the Caribbean Sea, but no
disturbance has appeared as yet.
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CIvi Code for Formosa.

TOKYO, oct. 7.-AccordinE to
Baron Den, Governor-General OF
Formosa. who is In Tokyo for uego-
tiaton with the central government
regarding the next fiscal years es-
Inmates for Formosa. civil code
similar 10 that in force in Japan
VIII shortly he introduced in tho
island in the hope OF eliminating all
discrimination between tho island
ers and the Chinese residents in the
island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
VIII Tall, on Missions.

The Woman's Missionary Society.
of the Barton Heights Baptist
Church viii meet Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. in the church. An
interesting program OF short talks
on different phases OF the work done
by the state Mission Board, will be
given. The Junior organizations OF
the church will also be present and
VIII take part In the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Find Mionx Are wnd Wolves.

MOUNT VICTORY. OHIO. Oct. -
The lions" which were claimed by
Mount Victory persons to be rowing
over this vicinity for tho past fcS..-
night, have been identified az wild
wolves. according to Michael Phelps.
Hardin County farmer. who says he
caught them in his pig pen last
night stealing pig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
STATE FAIR AWARDS
Farm Exhibits.

Ton Ears OF White Corn-First premium
T. ;. Webb. Clayvllle. Va: second, j. r.
Siinrson. Powhatan. Va; third. F.. w
simpson, Powhatan, Va: fourth, H. H.
Welmer. caro- o. II. Ross, Amherst, Va;
nth. stockton Walker. Ivy Depot, Va.
Ten Ears OF Yellow corn-First pre-
MUM. H. y. James. Fredericksburg, va
second Roy o. James. Howison. Va.
third, John s. Ward. n. f. ID. No. 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

WASHINGTON, Oct THE
steamship Lorraine. carrying dele
gates from the principal allied
armies 10 the American Legion con-
Vention at New Orleans, will be
met at sea by six American de-
stroycrs and escorted to New York.
October 10, il was announced to-
day At tho Navy Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Jewish Juniors Meet

The Council OF Jewish Juniors will
hoid It's nrst regular meeting tonight
At o'clock, in Temple Beth .Ahabah.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared and all members are urged
10 attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Guilds Turn Down so,,.,..

VIENNA, Oct. THE International
building Gull 1T its final session hers
yesterday. refused to admit the
unions of Soviet Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Summer Ends I'm Britain.

LONDON, Oct. 7,-Summerums
ends in Great Britain tomorrow. Tho
clocks will be put back one hour as
5 o'clock sunday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

Missionary Society Meets. Q
The Woman's Society OF Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist Church will hold tia
regular meeting Monday at 6:3a
i. NJ.
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inium. Mrs .. NJ. Chapman. sumnier
Street. Richmond.
l.. ~. fleming. Jefferson. Va.
kadishes--fir>l premium, Charles T.
Smith, III. nuin6ar;on, Va.
si;ymF!ta, premium. j. ID. Powell
Charles I. smith. Jr., Dumbar,on. Va;
third, J. a. Chlldrey, Dumbar,on. Va
Best County EIhihi,-Frst premium. j
sinsie i:es, Farm ExEiSi,@rtrs, rrs.
MUM, James Il. watts. Ashland Va
second. o. g. starke. Emon,. Va; th!rd
Norman Bramc. Box :Ss. Chase city. Va
fourth, j.. e. MeinhArd, Guinea Mills. Va.
ara. Mrs. T. ". Rosen. Bucainr nam, Va
sixth. G. L. Me!nhard. Guinea Mills. Va.
seventh East End Farm g.. s. wn!!sJ
Nance. Moneta. Va. second, Newton Gun.
hinghan faInpIIn. Va: third, II. g. Gun,
nlnfham r. T. u. no. ., ramplIn. Va.
Fourth, II. u. .Lnse!ey WHY, Va.
Bro"n S,emnlng-F!rst premium. p. T
Pierce. Macon, Ca: second, ]. w Porter
Fine Greek MILE. Va: ;hird J. T. Ham.
lete. Charlotte Courthouse. va; fourth
Il. o. Hoa'wE!3ht. Sew Canton, Va.
c!'" stemnIiEg-Flrst premium, j. Il
Wrenn, Fine Creek Mile. Va: second. a
W. Porter Fine Creek Mills. Va: ,h:.i
3iaHn, FOwhatan. Va.
sun Cured Wrapper-First premium. p
l.. fayne' Tahscott, Va. second, g L
iaEne' Iatscoti Va: third, J. l.. Mast.
Louisa. Va; fourth, c. Z. Sims. Louisa
sun Cured Fi!ier-sscond premium
)Hes ~ Morris. Charlotte Courthouse
Sun-cured Filier-Firs; Premium . =:
Louisa. Va
Bright wtApper-F,rs, premium, w. Y
second II. E. Long. Lacrosse. Va.
Iahosany wrapper-FIrs, premium
George Har@sd,lc. Lacrosse. Va second
II. +. Long. Lacrosse. Va
Bright Cu;ter-F!rst premium. H. y
tons. Lacrosse. Va. second. Gsor..
harasda!e. Lacrosse. Va.
ht!shi k!l!ers--F!rst premium. George
Long, Lacrosse. Va.
Mahogany F!!le.-First premium. w Y
Davis, II. No, = South Richmond. sec.
o"u, EeoFse HarHsdaie. lacrosse. Va.
fright snokers-Firsi premium. Geors.
barksdale. Lacrosse Va: second ~ =,
Long. LACROSSE. Va.
r. bright cutting Leat-Flsst premium. II
"a H. .pnS' lacrosse. Va. second. George
Exhibit of Spanish Peanuts. Number and
AIaturi'y az Nuts TO BE Cons!d -ed-Firs,
piei.l1"' charles Sedivy, Sutherland. va,
second l.. C. Meinhard. Guinea M!us va
'hiId Jam-s X. Watts. Ashlan,i Va
Exhibit OF Virginia Runnins Peanuts
Tits' premium. James II. Watts. Ashland,
"a; second. G +. Me.nhard. Jr, c;uin".
Mills. Va "''"e'
buneh Peanuts. virg!n,a-Firs, pre-.
''tu!a, James II. Watts Ashland Va.
sSGoad' Z. r Me!nhard Guinea Mills. Va.
'"nu; a. r. Watts. Ashland Va
EXHIBITS OF Two Fccks Picked Spantsb
OF Virginia Running peanu,s-Firs; pre-.
"'!rM,. Shar!es sedN!. Sutherland. Wa
EShloit OF Italian or Other Race. q,
burg. Va " hshch-
necttoh Comb lioney-First premium
1o"m corker!!l. North Fork, Va. second
W. iisgason. Brook nm Va.
btSI i,o%en lars OF White Extracted
H"ney'-f'irst premium. John cncrnri,S
North Fork. Va '"'
y, Dozen i.:sht Amber Extracted uonev--
80 PREMIUM John cockcr;Il. North
: , pesswax-First premium. T. N. Lewis
.r Zee keeneF's suppi!cs--Firs, premium
VI ~ Lewis. Lynchburg, Va.
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FATHER OF 81 CHILDREN
WORKS KIDS HARD RAISING ,EM

MCLOUD. CAL. Oct. 7.-"Most
folks fail In raising children be-
cause they don't make 'em work
hard enough"
And. as father OF twcnty-one chill
dren, Nicholas Singley. ~, is welt
one Of California's champion
fathers, Sngley holds that each
household should have a minimum
or sin youngsters. Singley's first
wife presented him with ten and
his second with eleven children.
Il don't advocate that every fam
lily should attempt twenty-one," he
says. Don't worry. I've had my lit
Ito troubles. But not one OF my kids
GUS than the usual childish FRANKS"
What's his theory?
well, he reared them just the way
| WAS rcarcd-to work. When you've
got them doing that you've got them
out Of mischief. you're training them
towards the future and you're help
ing out the family Income.
i've never been an advocate or
whipping the kids. I've hit mine
only when there was no other way
OF reasoning with them.
Il believe in schooling. but keep
them working and busy when they're
not in school. That was tho old sys-
TEN and It didn't produce any nam
by pamhys. gangsters and thugs II
produced men and pioneers: wives
ana ladies"
Sngley was an early day pioneer
and Indian nghter: II firm believer
hand in hand.
My father lived to be 107.' he
recalls. And ! expect to do as we'll.
We didn't think ten hours was d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

ui iieay,e;' sguash-rirs, premium, d. G.
Charles J. Smith. Jr.. Dumbarion. Va
Sweet Pumpkins premium, j. A.
'n;iarey' pumharton. Va.
!, reid funpkins-Fi-st premium. ]. W.
ii'ggson. BROOK sill. Va second i
Cnl!dFey puinbarton, Va.
largest pumph ns-first premium, ]. A
Ed ]. Wills. for Edw. overton. r. p ~
No. .. Richmond: third 49, U CrutchGa,h
Lacrosse. Va
Potatoes Collection of Ten Varieties
a pms' premium UNI William ,. coyner. Jr..
fech Early Potatocs--First premium
MIS- NJ ii!ssason Brook Hi, Va. sec.
end. j. W. iIiggason. nrooh lil!!. Va;
thiid' y. L.. Kent, Kcnts Store Va
Late Irish rotatocs--First premium
NhaFies l. smith. Jr., Dumharton Va
second. j. W. iiigSason BROOK IiIi. Va.
White sweet Po;atoes-First premium.
d: IS Powell. Sr.. Richmond. second, e. T.
Meinhard: Jr.. Guinea Mills. va.
ieck OF Red Sweet rotdiocs-Ftrst prs-
MUM. o. l.. Kent, kent's store. va; sec.
'" rsc ~ o. =. I Ferry v FeniIess. Va.
MUM: J. y. Ch!ldrcy. Dumharton. Va.
Peek OF Red Tams--First premium. p.
>: webb. Clayville. Va: second j. H..
iI vel Sr'. Il. +. ID. No. 2. Richmond.
L Il. Meinhard. Jr.. Guinea Mills, Va.
neets-First premium. Nelson Hughes
nee Va: second. J. II. Powell, Sr., r..
II. H. No. Q. Richmond.
,, heets for Stock Usa-First premium. b..
H. whiting Mclean. Va: second, Charlie,
l. Sihlth. Jr.. Dumbarton Va
lurhips-First premium. j. w Nigga
son, Brook liill, Va.
CarTotS-Ftrst premium, ]. A. Childrey.
,unbarton, Va; second. J. II. Powell. Sr..
a. r. -. Ma o. Richmond; third. Charles
!. smith, Jr.. Dumbart0n, Va
Parsnips-F!rst premium. Charles /.
Smith, Jr.. Dumbarton. Va; second. !. A.
chi!drny. Dumbarton, VA: third. 7. n
Powell. ST., II. +. u. No. .. Hiclmund.
Red or Yellow Day Onions-First pre-
The Washington times., 1922-08-25
uELP WANTED
IL FEMALE

Export and Foreign Trade.
An association OF recognized experts
will train q limited number OF ambitious,
Intelligent women and assist them to
or call at Suite 6lo. Star bldg. Open
until 8 D. m,
The Washington times., 1922-08-25
DEATHS

couDEN. On Tuesday. august %. lsa.,
My.r Heishts, We, REv. HENRY
yesrs. Funeral from his late residsncs
on Friday, August Is, 1924, AZ
o'eloek ,. m. rnternent at Arlington
National Csmetery.
UMHAU. Thursday. August a. 1874 at
Ser,Aw.., & % = MRS e. eHIti SSXbIs q EmsrS ;,Jcst
wife OF DR.. william Umhau, ana
daughter Of Mrs Mary A. Hawkins.
Announcement Of funeral hereafter,
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

George II, and Florence zautnsr. girl.
Louis and Mary Rosenberg, boy.
Lee b. and Mary V. Abefnathy, boy.
Arthur d. and Helen NJ. Kelso, boy.
Harold W. and Enid Burnside, boy.
Daniel M. and Dannie q. weistlinE
boy.
walter II. and Ida V. Pitcher, boy.
Jacob and Nettie 8. SeiGel, boy.
Harry II. and Ada NJ. Mailman, twin
boys.
Lemuel q. and Janet L. Thornton, girI
Ray N. and Lyls McCreath, boy.
Leonard p. and Marie A. Miller, boy.
Henry d. and Mildred u. Reed, girl.
Henry z, and Beulah c. Simpson, boy
George 8. and Gertrude d. scalia, boy
Charles II. and Mary Burke, girl
Vincent and Anna Keller, boy.
James and Gorilla Powell, boy.
William and Lulu Nolan, girl.
George and Lucy Taylor, girl
James and Helen Winfield, boy
Randall ana Liszie Hubert, Girl.
Clifton q. and Audrey 8. Davis, boy,
Andrew b. and Ida z. Taylor, boy.
The Washington times., 1922-08-25
LICENSED TO MARRY.

10. Tfs" TS. Rev % ". Il. wsI.si.tt. Wei '"'
williams. IL, ch.rrydsis. Va. Ths Rev.
John r. Pirkey so. and Allie. e.
Alcocke, 20, Rocky Mount, N. c. The
Rev. Howard r. Downs
Charles LedenberE, as. and Sophie
Brown. 81. The Rev. @. Silvorstone.
Arnold l.. Hayes, 81. ana Madeiyn n.
Jackson, 1s. both OF Baltimore, Nd
The Rev. 7. r. Davis.
Paul K. Lyddane, ~, Rockville. Nd.
and Ruth NJ. Mollohan, 20. The Rev.
A. r. Campbell.
william Kerney. IS, ana Stella Roys-
ton, 2i. Judge n. E. Msttingly.
n. Preston, 81. The Rev. Harry Evsui.
Nick 4. VessIs, 20, ana Katie W. Chan
awris, 10. The Rev. N. Pavlous.
9. Zweker. 30. and Fannie wallace, 7s.
The Rev. A. Ahefferman.
The Washington times., 1922-08-25
DEATHS REPORTED.

Margaret e. Hsetsr. 81 yrs. ssot
Isabel r. J.ffriss. 81 yrs. H3 N
Henry D. Lippold. ~ yrs. 'st'
John seufert. 81 yrs. Prov. Hosp.
Philip McGrath. % yrs, U. Q. & II
Hosp.
Dwight Manpeck, ~ yrs, Cas-. Hosp,
Edna Urquhart, - yrs, Garfield Hosp,
Josephus Hospital, 10 yrs, 1850 Con-
Benjamin A. Carpenter. l yr.. AM
11th ct. sw.
Asylum.
Alfred Harding, 3 days. Col. Hosp.
Nellie Washington, 80 yrs, 500 ciarkr
ct. sw.
Helen Driver. IS yrs. .1t @ st. NV.
Robinson Harrison, 81 yrs. 81. Ellis.
Hosp.
Alice Buokner, ~ yrs, GslIinEsr Hosp.
Cato Minor, IS yrs. 202 Brooks ct. nv.
James e. Coleman. B yrs, Carsons
p. Hosp.
Jennie Wood, - yrs.. Home for Aged.
The Washington times., 1922-08-25
was presided over by U. s. Lambert
president OF the club.

The foremen in charge of the erec.
ton of the new public school build.
ing at the corner Of West and Cam.
eron streets announces that the new
building will not be ready for occu.
pancy before December !. 1t was
hoped by the city school board 10
have the building ready by the time
school opened on September IL.
Alexandria. Washington Lodge and
Andrew jackson Lodge Of Masons
will play a game of baseball on Sep
tember 6. The proceeds from this
ball game will 60 to the charity fund
of Martha Washington Chapter, Or.
der Of the Eastern Star.
Governor Trinkle has appointed Il.
H. Allen, of Accotink, Va, o delegate
to the Recreation Congress, which
will meet in Atlantic City on October
8 to IL. Mr.. Allen will represent this
section Of the State at the congress.
The committee Of st. Vincent de
Paul's Society is making extensive
plans for the picnic to be given 10
the children Of the Sunday School OF
st. Mary's Church at Snowden's, on
the Potomac, south OF this city, on
Tuesday next. All of the amuse.
ments and eats will be free to the
The funeral Of Mrs. Frances Beach
was held this afternoon from her
home. 5o7 South Fairfax street. The
Rev. o. p. Lloyd, pastor Of the Sec.
ond Baptist Church, conducted the
funeral services and the burial was
In Bethel Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1922-08-25
F|REMEN FROM
ALEXANDRIA WIN
STATE PRIZES
Band Also Takes Trophies at
Convention Held in
Hampton, Va.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va. Aug. 25.-
Word has been received in Alexan.
dria that Truck and Engine Com
pany No. of the Alexandria fire
department received first prize for
the best appearing company in line
at the parade Of the State firemen's
held at Hampton, Va. The
Citizens Band, which accompanied
the truck company, also won first
prize in the band contest open to all
bands from out Of the city Of Hamp-
ton. The news of the honors award.
ed the Alexandria firemen was re.
ceived at Alexandria with much
pleasure and the boys will be given
a rousing reception when they re-
turn home.
A band concert will be given this
evening on the bandstand at the
corner of Prince and Washington
streets by the band from Fort Hunt
This band is composed Of fifty pieces
and Is one of the best bands in this
section of the State.
Ten more special watchmen were
yesterday sworn in by United States
Marshal Clarence c. Smithers at
the postoffice building in this city.
The new officers will guard the
property of the Southern Railway.
A luncheon of the KIwanis Club
was held at the Westminster build
ing, corner of st. Asaph and Cam.
eron streets yesterday afternoon. An
address was delivered by Benjamin
Franklin Durr, secretary Of the
Typotheta of Washington. Mr..
Durr's subject was THE Art Pre-.
servative Of All Arts" The meeting
The Washington times., 1922-08-25
TELEPHONE YOUR
"WANT ADS"
MAIN $3.50

Advertisements tsxe.pt for Help wsnt,d.
siruatien wanted. Lost and Peund
Rooms for Rent, Apsrtmsnts for Rsht.
m1st be received at The wAshinEton
Times office before IL o'clock the daS
presiding publication.
Hsip Wanted, Situation wanted, Lost
and Found. Rooms for Rent. Apartmsnts
Ter Rent, Miscellaneous for Sale ana
Death Notice Advertisements will BE- tatsa
up 70 1000 o'clock .. m. On the day 1t
pubiication-
Advertisements Tor yubiicatien In The
washington sunday Times must 30 re-
esiysd before II o'clock y. m. Saturday.
COUNT six average words TO the iiss
Misirnum charge 10 for two iinss
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Births, deaths
Phone Main $3.50 Until |
2 p. M. Obituary Desk |
MRS. GLADYS UMHAU.

Mrs. Gladys Umhau, wife Of DR..
William Umhau. died last night at
her home, 81 r street northwest.
following a long illness. Mrs. Um.
hsu, who was formerly Miss Gladys
Hawkins, Is survived by her hus.
band. her mother. Mrs. Mary A..
Hawkins; two sisters and a brother.
Funeral services will be arranged
today.
The Washington times., 1922-08-25
7 osT AND FOUND

II osT AND FOUND .
co1c1TcS.S:s-cs.rS>c.S~ >~T- -; TSs:s..,.
evening: mad, Al Two Pant, shop:
virginia or Maryland ave. s. W.: re-
ward. Call Lincoln ts3S
DOo--white female AIsskan-spitE: an
swsrs to Bonnie: last seen In N. Z. (;
tag No. sss. Reward. MISS TENNEY,
80 lMS K St N.-W.--Er. 1850.
FRATERNITY pin, pearl studded, Sigma
Chi, Return to ga woodward BLDG,
or call ColunibLa SIs Liberal reward
FUR HEcKPiECE. on road between
Chsrrydale and Falls Church. Liberal
reward. Phone West s3s.
sETTERs-Two. black and white, Mp
and Tuck" 3sl7 Keokuk st. Cleve-
land $40. reward.
TooLs-one box, lost at north end Of
kossar ksis sTH ERasa P'as ss: south s.SrP c.rS TO
lima ave. 8. v. and receive reward
Lincoln l67s.M.
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Employment--
Financial

Business Chances. 4
FtnanchI ........:...
nsS:y sn:y W.ntsa. W n On h'.i n''..::.
Money 10 Loan-Diamonds ana
Jewsiry .................... .
Money 70 Losn-chattsi ana Col.
OH ana Miiin;iin: oppcrtuniit,:::::" oc:iti;aiit,::"
Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages. .
The Washington times., 1922-01-08
II TINE
SHAMPOO
EXQUISITE

Sefsez : prepared with just enough
Egyptian Henna TO produce those
skImmerins tmts % mseh desired.
Ssfssx Is clio prepared natural
(wishous hsans) and . especially
sdspsed for gray and white hs;s
md for ehildreas.
Ssfssz i s,seslp cleanser and =.
visorasor; werks quickly 10 .
creamy lather and sases readily q
clear water. leavins The hair easy
70 manage.
Yos wla Be- hsppay susprsed -
End how easy h % 10 dress your
han after shsmpooas with Sof,e1.
oss She 0sk. Ice Psskass.
The Washington times., 1922-01-08

You know than. Of eour.e--,ho.e
handy little curriers' TIA, are uAsur- !,
passed IN producing my wavy ef.
feet desired.
West Electric Hair cshers are %
simple and the results are alwdys
so satisfying.
More than 5 million women dsily
wave their hair with Wesi Electric
Hair Curriers'. and countless children
use them I. Bsrrettes.
II you are not already using ,he,s
wonderful curriers'. don, be ~i,hou,
them any longer.
Card Of :, Zoe. Cord Of s. 1se.
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The Washington times., 1922-01-08

Of cos,rs~ Naturally. you'll want the be,,-and
49," r. there are none good % The Wes,.
Dsermms,ns appreciate The cleanliness snd FINE
quality Of West HAIR Nets retain the ,of, u.,re Of nsur.
live hair and 80 superior n strength md durability.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05

ments used in the paper, but last year
none were used, so that expenses were
paid from the general student fund
and by subscription. The latter
method proved most unsatisfactory
and it is hoped that advertisements
may again be used this year.
A part of the consignment of new
books ordered for the high school IL
brary has arrived. These books are
for the various departments. tut most
of them are for history and English.
This is the second addition to the Ii
brary this year, as Mrs. John HALEY
of this city recently presented the
umes of western history.
An intelligence test was given to the
students of Pendleton high school
Tuesday afternoon. The test, which
was arranged by DR.. Lewis NJ. Ter
man of Stanford University, consisted
of ten questions on general knowledge
and reasoning ability. The test pa
pers will be graded by the high school
faculty and each Students mark re-
corded in the office.
The football game scheduled with
Wallowa on Saturday will not be play
ed, according to the latest reports.
The local team may have a practice
meet with Columbia College at Milton,
or if this plan fails, scrmmakes be-
tween the first and second teams will
take place on the Round-U Up field.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Plans are rapidly taking shape for
collecting material for the 1922
"Wakeipa," p. H. S. Annual. This
publication, which made its first ap-
pearance two years ago, has done
much toward increasing school spirit
and advertising the school. This year
lit is in charge of Agnes Little, editor
Pand Purl Planting, business manager.
The only obstacle which has pre-
sented itself to the staff is the finan-
cial problem. The annual is expen-
sive as many cuts are purchased and
first class paper must be used.
Two years ago this expense was
practically offset by the advertise
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05
NOTICES

STRAYED from corner Lee and Lewis
streets Sunday, four months old
fun blood American Pit Bull TERROR.
hrindle with white tip of tail, feet and
lower half of legs and chest cunning
into band around neck, also streak
down right side of nose. Tail and
ears were not cut. Finder please
notify 206 Lee or phone 777-W and
receive reward
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05
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BOARD AND ROOM-Phone 7+5-J.
PIANO FOR RENT-Phone 3i5-M,
mornings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05
LAUNDRY
New and Second Hand Dealers
Painting and Paper Hanging

PAINTS, Wall Paper, Picture Franz
ing. Il. J. McAtee, the Practical
Paint Man--Lowe Bros. Paints: 4n
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05
Notice Tor Bids

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Directors of School Dist. No.
lis, Herrliston, Oregon, will receive
bids until Oct. 16, for the construc-
tion of a well. For particulars ad-
dress c. II. McEroy, chairman of
board. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
V. ELIZABETH RODDA,
Clerk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Grey wicker baby buggy
--Phone115-J.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05

SALESMAN WANTED-Real sales
men of the highest type can earn
big money by selling "Butterfly Tints'
n boiling home dive 10 retail
stores everywhere on straight COM
mission basis.-Butterfly Tinting Co.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05
Hotel In Portland, Oregon

8 story brick in heart of business
section in Portland; ~ rooms; year
lease; everything in excellent condi-
tion; cater entirely to high class
trade; monthly gross income $500;
expenses and disbursements $1139.50.
Price $4,000, will consider taking
small farm up to $4,000; must have
$4,000 cash, balance terms. This
will bear investigation. For particu-
lars write.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05
RADIATOR REPAIRING

ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORKS.
7OI East Alta street. All makes OF
radiators repaired. Work guaranteed
C. BIasberg, Prop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05

PARTY WHO TOOK the umbrella
from the Gwinn yard on Water
street yesterday afternoon is known
please return to East Oregonian Of
flee and no questions will be asked.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-10-05

EXPERIENCED salesman with car
SIS to 800 per week. Commission
basis. Apply by letter Mr.. StiXrud,
care of this paper for personal inter-
view with sales manager.