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The Washington herald., 1920-09-16
NIBLACk FAREWELL
DINNER GIVEN At CIUB.

Rear Admiral Albert P. NlbIack.
who will sail shortly for London to
assume his duties as naval attache
at the United States Embassy there,
will be rendered a farewell dinner
tonight at the Army and Navy Club
by his fellow tfi4rs under the
auspices of the Disthct of Columbia
COmmandery of the Military Order
Of Foreign Wars. Lieut.. COmdr. Ed
ward Breck, secretary, and Admiral
Niblack local commander
Mrs. Bertha VI. Robbins. regent of
the Judge Lynn Chapter Of the D.
A. r., announces meeting of the
chapter to observe the anniversary
of Constitution day tomorrow at
the Franklin Square Hotel. Four
teerth and n streets. All D. A. r.
and 5. A. r. Interested in the OBJ
servance Of Constitution day are
cordially invited.
Mrs. G.. Z. Lesner entertained a
party of twelve at the supper dance
at the Cafe st. Marks last night.
George A. Benedict. of San Fran
cisco. is in Washington for a for;-
night. the guest of DR.. ana Mrs
! Everett NJ. Ellison.
Miss Nelma Hitchcock is spend
ing few days in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis de Saussure
Carroll, who were married in New
. London. Conn, on September 3. are
I now at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Tevis GoOdlOP. of Louisville.
Ky, has been visiting in Washing
ton. She will go to Middleburg.
Va. to visit her brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich Dudley
The Washington herald., 1920-09-16
Wholesale Selling
Price of Beef in
Washington

Prices realized on Swift & Com.
pany's sales of carcass beef on ship
ments sold out for periods shown
below, as published in the news
papers. averaged as follows, showing
the tendency Of the market:
Week Av.Pries
Ending Per Cwt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21

Bishop. fideicomisario, bajo una ciefta
escrftlra de venta que tiene fecha del
i de JUNO, 1919, ejecutada por la San
Ia Fe Realty Company CNo stockhold
ers' Liability, una corporation; con.
forme ~aparecera mas completamente
por refereiacia a Ia demanda deposita-
da en- dicha causa.
Ustedes estan ademas .notincados
que a menos que ustedes entren b eau
sen que sea entrada au comparencia
Ell dicha causa en- D antes del dfa ~
de Noviembre, 1890, I'm Iuicio en- d.
cha causa sera rendido en- contrn de
ustedes por falta de comparecer.
El nombre y direction de los abo
gados del demandante son II Il.
Wright , J. D. Seth. Santa Fe, Nueyo
Mexico.
I'm TESTIM0NIO DE 10 QUAIL,
ne pnesto al presepte nj firma y 81
sello de dicha c0rte, este dfa 10 de
octubfe. 1920.
ALFREDO LuCERO,
s~ecretafio
Por Fred Lopez. Diputado,
1st. Pub. oct. IA Last Pub. Nov. 4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21

Nnguno de los candidates es poIaico De profession. La gran
mayoria son hombres que esan contentos con sus ocupaciones actua-
les, sin meterse en- chisnes pohtcos; son jovenes, Denos de aspnacic-
mes, Aenos de patiohsmo. guiados por el espfntu del adelanio para
nuestro condado. deseosos de benehcar al pueblo en- genera. sin I'M
portarles un pto nj 81 salarc. nj el honor, sino solamente dessosos de
meorar las condolences. que Por tanto tempo han pefmanecido esta-
ccnarIas, SIN adeantar I'm solo paso
Nosonos siempre hemos abogado porque Sc inyecte sansre joven
n nuearos asuntos locales. Santa Fe, especIahmenle, sendo Ia capital
del Estado. es una plaza digna de meior suerte. Aqui. parece que
odo esta adormecido; que nada puede progresar; que todo 10 que Sc
2ropone. 9 Sc queda para siempre en- el tnteFo. . 81 acaso Sc lega a
Ihaccr, es despues de mucho tempo, de mnchas yaciaciones, de mu
@hos estorbos. FL edfco del coreo proycctado pr Ell gobiano f.
deral Sc Ia detenldo en- So construction indefnbdamente, debido a los
-stuerzos de uno de los que eslan acostumbrad0s a dominar Ia siua-
ci6n. que Ia tornado sobre 81 Ia ingrata tarea De impedf que Sc cons
huya; nada Sc ha hecho para eviiar Ia pernciosa Influenza Dc csc
ndviduo. asi por d estlo. ~podrfamos citar muchos osros casos. CO..
no Ia Fermentation de Jas GALES. que dueme 81 sueno de los iuslos
a construction Dc caminos que estd estaconara; q mejoramiento de
las cscueas. v olras cosas que inlcresan al pdhhco en- general de lodo
el condado. Hasta IA vida humane Ia sido vista con Il mas absolute
desptecio por los actnales ofciales. pues Sc recordark cue Ia habdo'
INA amenaza Dc que "a terrible febre hfoidea s. exfenda en- eta eu-
lad; ha habido numeroSos casos. algunas muertes 4 caaaa al Ia pa-
"a y los senores micnbros del concaio Dc d elndad no han poddo nj
aquiefa Fcunnse para dscutn Il asanto y t1ataf de ev9r que "a muer-
se se leye . nuesu0s hgos y iamlaa pog u grandsima raz6n Dc que
andaban nabsando pohtr. ia dern. Que e~onadernFon mas hmpog-
ante andsr prOcusando que los so,en Dc nueso pAA q des6no. uan-
% nad han heho en favor del pueblo. cue pFageger Ia yids humA.
as amenaxaAs. d ls habsanses De u cudad IL IA mamos q qse
nss plden qe os yuesan ! yolas. Pasrs negehl. IS mbae
60 q i ssshd puai
s a2sssa. pas. ssaae sessA = psse ~s rs sndsdnn
enran pf igsl 4 opofimdd r. snys Is duahm pAkot. Yai
$50 Il tenpo d e RsYn > - hs Dnasfas Etanos 81 - xuhu.
- naea@tano 8 dNr. ge ea g Una hq&hhA j - 90 apc
"a Naeims ra6m drpamanon ~ sAaue p4s asenauna Is Mus.
- g - stRano migfnasas p1A ab@s rn eaas - 8at
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uks A. esfstla AeV baa. - 8ssats u4pieh6s ~ eaaAA 8
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21
AvIso P0R
No. g5f7


"a Hetfle ParmaEy. william s. Honsh.
ton, Clement 8 HonGhfon, Martha
10. Hoaehion, Samuel b. Turner. Ne.
llia j. Turner. George Mccullough,
Henry Wilcox. Alexander Allen. A.
n Allan. Los heretoroa desconocldoa
de Abe Gold. fiusdo. Loa htreaeFos
ldeacpnQcidos De Aiexander Aiiens =.
nado. Los heredefOs deeocnocldos DO
Juan Cayutsflo Loeato. nhado. 100 hn.
roasros dcacoaoeldns az Ag1atia 10.
nato. fuado, Ina honedefDs doecoao
cidos % Jnan ARt4tin keosaio. finaao.
las hGfpderua deaepnotf1o8 de Pedro
1Fnecl0 lovato. Nnaao los hAradascA
d1sconotidos ~ 1utto L9Fato. uhasf9.
fodor ~ rsclamnnfns destou0cid1r
de- tafefts IN - rfEmie4a dascfitsa
~ u aAnsanda. adyefseN a delaan
A~aNtsf
Ustsa y cadA ano a. asie9es cue
eea pr a pFe3aaN ~aesireadaH qnt
ina atmsnda - $40 dep9sitad4 -
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21

en- muchns ocasiones. Ell hero orgAnieo
es uno de los mas notabIes reeonatituyen-
ties. MuchAs de las mujeres debiittndns
que SO fatigan pronto. une son uervtusas
G frritnbles, sufren por fnIta de hierr0 y
no 10 sabeE. Eatoy convencido de que
existen miles do mpieres en- tai eHtade y
uue seneillamente con tomar Hero
Nuxado pueden facllmente reatauraF sue
hi0bul0s ro3os, naimentaf su enerBfn
ffsicn y entFnr en- un estado que les per-
Mttn pKaservarse De los millonea de ger
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21

10 que u Mujer Necesita no son Coem6ticos nj Ne
Estimulantes sine Muchn sSangre Rcja y
Pura, RIGA en- Hero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21

Estado de NueYo Mexico,
tondado de Santa re.
EN- LA C0RTE DE DISTRITO
N Santa Re Club mo Stockholders
Liability, una corporation,
Demandantes,

W. <Is rrt4 1T
santa ne Realty Company mo stock
holders Lahility), una corporation
Carl Al Bishop fidecomisarlo, Kettle
Parmaly, William s. Houghton, Gle
ment s Houghton, Martha O. moug-
hton, Samuel B. Turner. Nellie J.
Turner, George McColIough, Henry
Wilcox, Alexander Allen, A. H. Al
len. los herederos desconocidos de
Abe Gold, finado, los herederos des-
con0cidos de Alexander Allen, fiha-
do, los herederos desconocidos de
Juan Cayetano Lovato. finado, los
herederos desconocidos de Agaatin
Lovato finado, los herederos des-
~conocidos de Juan Agustln bovato.
flnado, los herederos desconocidoz
de Pedro Ignaci0 Lovato, Elnado, los
herederos desconocidDs de Justo Lo-
yato, finado, y todos los reclamah-
ties desconocidos dc interes ca las
pre1niaas descritaa en- Ia demanda,
contraria Al demandante
Ddmandados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21
Ell BOlEtO FuSiOniSta
del COndQdO

retratos de los senores que Sc han prestado para Candidates en- e bo
leo fusionsta del condado. suietos a Ia vodnlad del pueblo votante
de este condado. Ak SNastea a s4,aaab N "
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21

Acepte 81 Jaabe De Higos De rcaIt
'forniap solameute-husque 81 nombye
California au eada paQuete entoncea
estara aegurn do Cue estA dando 4 81
nfho d meior y mas ~inolensiso rar-
mpto para u ustomagulso kigsdo ,
lntostino4 A los niaos les Esista 80
SAILOR d srula DirscoEDncs coaAResnr
con oadh boteiis Dsbsn pe
M rnia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-21

ntnR1na mujer 80 debe eonsjderar COM
pleta. Bi hferro oe d de los maiorea
reconstituyentes del Fiaofy deln bahRra.
, 20 he podido oncontrar NADIA en- mi
prGctica tan aflcaz para ayudarnAA 4 con
earvar la fuerzas Ia Iuzanfa u Id salad dc
las nluieres como d HierroN uxado. pDr
IN examen ~euidedoeo dc ~ formula y
por las pruebna uue he hecho con Il
Hero uxado, estoy c~onvencido de quo
as una preparncion que todo medico
puedo t0mar 0 recef0f q aus enfermos
Q 10 plcnR eonfinnza do obteher siem-
pre- ~rcsultadog altamente ~hen6ncos y
sntfsfnctprlcs.n
N0TA DE LOS FABRTeANTEs. 81
Hterro Nuxado que es p~rescrito y reco-
mendodO en- las lfncas que antccedon por
loH medieossno es I'M renledfO sserefO sine
que es ben c9nocfdo por losfarmaceuticos
dotodpelinundo. Hsdistint0de Iosvieioe
pr0dnctDs del hierro i~norRanfco yesf6eik
mente nsimiiado, SIN dahar jamas 10 dem
tadurn. nj e~nnegrecer los dientes nj
~perludlcar 81 estomaa0 A0s fnbricantes
E~arantfzan que los rest. tados sonHiempre
bueupB " enteranente s~atfsfnctOriug para
tQdo npulnrAnorn d. 10 ccutrariolo degoltnfGa "a
dtnero. De Venta en- todna laab uenah Drp4delfsa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-10
GALL OUT OF STEP BUT JIM"
~ many people the most disreputable feature o
Harding position is his stand for separate peace

~ people the most disreputable feature of thu
Harding position is his stand for separate
peace would mean cutting ourselves off al
lies and making terms with Germany under conditions that
would permit the Germans to haggle for months not for
what should be done With dsbanded, what
could we do?
~ In October 1917 Senator Lodge made speech which
said
we cannot make except in with allies 1t
would brand with everlasting dshonor bring
also if undertook to make separate peace" .s,.
Since the resolution voted the
would succeeded but the presidents
Lodge his followers have been strongly for their
action Here is Senator Lodges answer:
81 charged with inconsistency because address
dsapproved deserng allies and making separate
midst and willing to make
with Germany half after that speech made
all allies had left and had themselves made
was right both occasions and entire
" consistent
Our allies cleft That good Thrtyeight allied and
participated in the conference and draft
league All those nations have ratified the
excepting United States Thanks the senate
dictionaries Uncle still in the cold. But did not
desert allies Lodge they left u.s. Certainly Senator
Lodge is nifty logician New England that
could follow the Lodge trail without breaking his
back" and the facts justify the remark.
happens that the Harding position regarding the treaty
identical with the Lodge position Harding fought the
league for separate In his acceptance
speech declared his readiness make such peace as quick
" as a republican congress could pass It, - A
Evidently Harding also believes that our allies left u.s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-10
UTAH COLLEGES CALL
SQUADS TO WORKOUTS

4 SALT LAKE CITY. Uath, Sept. 10
IA. P.o--Foothan PLAYERS OF the
J University OF Utah ana the Utah Agri-
cultural College next week win take
the field for the first practice OF the
! year, Both schools are expected to
turn out strong teams this year. as
many members of the 1919 teams will
be back In uniforms.
| Al the university practice will start
september IA. under Coach Tommy
Fitzpatrick. Three backfield veterans
Mitt Remy Mickey Oswald and Nose
Stifel. together with several OF the
1919 line will be on the field. F'itz-
Patrick expects to keep about forty
men on the squad throughout the sea- Z
son.
First practice for the Aggies will be
held September IS. Coach Lowell
Romney expects to issue suits to at
least six veterans, Clyde Worley. cap
tain and tackle, Stan Anderson. guard,
Louis Fnulk. quarterback,s Glenn Dee.
halfback, Charles Hart. fullback and
T. Hanson, halfhack.
The Aggies meet the university play
srs in their annual game Thanksgiv-
ng Day. The place for holding the
same has not yet been decided. Both 4
'chools will meet other teams of the n
Rocky Mountain Conference as well
s coast elevens. The University is
ndeavoring to arrange a game with
he University of Southern California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-10
HARDING WOULD COVER
OLD WORDS, IS CHARGE

CHICAGO. Sept 10.-tA. P)-
Congressman Frank Il. Doreman,
chairman of the Central Western
headquarters of the democratic ma
tional committee, yesterday issued the
following statement on Senator Hard
ing's speech at the Minnesota state
fair grounds Wednesday:
| Senator Harding's st. Paul speech
was an adroit effort to placate far
| mers who remembered what he said
when the bill for two dollar wheat
was on its passage. He said then.
and he does not undertake to deny it
now. that dollar wheat makes a very
profitable occupation, and that If
the qualities of American patriotism
are such that we must guarantee the
American farmer a price for his wheat
in the face of world famine, then
there is not patriotism enough in the
country to win the war.
Senator Harding said at that time, |
as the Congressional Record for July |
10. 1917, shows, that it would be
agreeable to him to strike at the |
manifest greed in some agricultural |
sections but he now sidesteps by de-
claring that no public servant would
dare to say he believed in dollar
wheat amid the price wildness which
is prevailing today
when the senator made that II
speech, the United States was at war.
The farmer was in worse case for la
Dor by far than he is now. If SEN
ltor Harding thought dollar wheat
was profitable then. and the demand
'or two dollar wheat was greedy, he
Will have difficulty in explaining it,
lway now to the hard-headed farmer
# the wheat belt, however roseate the
program he may lay ont on paper"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-10
WHAT'sIN THE WIND.

ESTFRN producers and businessmen have profted
M much by operation of the federal reserve system
w has made the financially independent OF wan
has against pancs made farm paper
LIQUID asset banks for redlscount purposes
the reserve system but he has learned that serves
;s needs The elasticity the system provides more money
time and thus works tor pettef
rices for the grower The act has made good
system attack on the pesC
; arraneemen the country secured 1t is move that
people may justly resent because we can nave no
system equipped to junction IN accord
r the needs of region The fact that
VIII is being waged against the reserve system
ol nod sign Something afoot and there are wel IN
ned men who that in view OF his agnments senator
not the right be guard This may souho
il noiitics but it intended as such your pest
~ ~ +be subject is your banker, whoever ne may 0e.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-10
OLIVE THOMAS DIED
FROM SLOW POISON

PARIS. Sept 10.-(A. P.)-Olive
Thomas. motion picture star died in
the American hospital here today. She
was taken to the hospital last sunday
afternoon suffering from a slow pOis-
on, she having taken it accidentally,
according to the physician. She re-
Gently came to Europe with her hns
band, Jack Pickford. She has been
suffering from nervous depression.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-10

ee~ee e%%< > e. .
THl WAY OF IT

(By Frank l. Stanton.)
think would never have loved him but he
Was there when the other wasn't, You see
When the other went the lonesome way
He sang to my soul of the sweeter day
wouldn't have loved him; but women are weak
And song that brings to woman's cheek
The red o. the roses. is still the cong
That sings like river that bears life along
But the grief of it all is this: AT night
When dream by the desoate, dying light,
OF the lonely hearthssde l seem to see
The face that dearest of All to me-
And ghost is there in the room that seems
To smite with tears tenderest dreams;
And the song that brings my cheek the rose
1t is pitiful-sad TO my heart. God knowsi
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-10

New dinner suit models have
the roll collar, satin-faced, but
notched a full two inches lower.
Also there are satin cuff bands
and TIE pocket-openings are
curved instead OF slanting. SILK
side stripes are ailowak5s now on
the trousers Of informal dinner
suits where heretofore they have
been reserved exclusively for the
full formal evening suit.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-22
4OO Engineers and Technical
Men Needed in I'd Division

From The Tribune's Washington. Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Four hun
dred engineers and technical special
lists are needed imm mediately for the
Second Engineers at Camp Travis. San
Antonio, Tex, to meet the War Depart
ments recent order to recruit to full
strength the famous Second Division,
on duty there.
The Second Engineers is the outfit that
helped stop the Germans at Chateau
Thierry. 1t has two army citations
carries the Croiy dc Guerre on it's col
OTIS, and has been decorated with the
French fourragere, which all its men
are entitled to wear, whether enlisted
since the war or not. It's members won
one hundred CroiX de Guerre, twenty
five Distingui shed Service Crosses, two
decorations of the Legion Of Honor and
one Distinguished Service medal, which
is a record for engineer regiments.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-22
Col. Coff Will
Prosecute All.
In Ship Graft
CONTINUED from pass sns)

perience during that period in the
prosecution of such cases involving not
only legislators ana supervisors, but
police officials and men occupying
tiduciary relations.
after finishing that experience I re-
tired to private practice for awhile,
later being appointed by Mr. Taft as
United States Attorney, in which office
! served for five years. During this
time was very actively engaged in
the prosecution Of violations of
Federal statutes and became quite
familiar with the Federal law. Be-
cause Of my familiarity with that class
of prosecution and my acquaintance
with the different judicial matters. l
was appointed Special Assistant At
torney General"
Colenel Goff sought to make it plain
that his statement relative to the
prosecution of any one connected with
the Shipping Board was in no way
prompted by the Walsh committee's s
charges. He also made it clear that he
considered it his duty to prosecute any
one whether the facts showed a prina
facie case Of guilt, but he maintained
that under no circumstances would he
attempt prosecution based upon
rumor, suspicion or mere surmse."
New-York tribune., 1920-11-22
France to Keep Troops
In Syria and Cilicia

PARIS, Nov. 21-France will not
Withdraw any of her troops in Syria or
Cilicia for the present, according to q
decision reached yesterday when Pre-
mler Leygues, who also holds the port
tolio of Foreign Minister; Minister Of
War Lefevre and General Gouraud an
peared before The commissions of FL
nance and Foreign Affairs for discus
SION Of the Near East situation. NM.
Leygues apd Lefevre and both commits
.sions agreed that the withdrawal Of
troops now would be construed by the
Mussulman world as weakness on the
part of France, and decided to continue
occupation despite the heavy financial
expenditure.
Nj. Barthou, president Of the Foreign
Affairs Commission, and NJ. BRAND, q
prominent member, as we'll as General
Castelnau, president Of the Army Com
rission, supported the policy OF the
goverpment of Leygues.
NJ. Leygues, replying to query by
M BRAND as to whether the new policy
in the Near East had been instituted
owing to the results Of Greek elections,
said:
The political changes in Greece
create a new situation which must be
met and solved to our best interests.
The situation will be discussed when
We meet David Lloyd George (the Brit
ish Prime Minister) and in accord with
him examine into the various ques-
tlons created by recent events"
Members of the mmlssion said the
Greek elections had given France a free
hand, and that France must profit by
this and make new agreements to re-
pair certain mistakes which had been
made in the Near East during the last