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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-10
FROM THE PEOPLE
ANSWERS REV. McCADLUSI.
Portland. Oregon, April 8. 1920.
% the Editor East Oregonian,

Pendleton. Oregon.
In report Of his sermon published
in the East Oregonian. Rev. MacCaI-
lum Is reported as saying in substance
that Christian Science never contem-
plates any such reform as the early
Christians were enabled. through the
power OF the Holy Spirit. to effect in
the society OF the Roman Empire.
Christian Science is the revival OF that
primitive Christianity which enabled
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-10
sunscRPrroN RATES

(By Frank l. stanton.)

(By l. Stanton)
fcen in the BLOWN O. the breeze
the winterwhered trees,
m you're a-wantn be takn of
a
IL
meadows shine
nd you bitin' fine!
no. hook and line
banks of a river.
waitn' promised day in spring
For The of sheep bes-for bird joyous wing;
pathway the birds gon to sing
Yonder, he green a
by East oregonian Pub. Co.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
GAAHAHA~A.

District Auto Sales Co.
''PERrECTIoN" IN USED CARS.
Rear 454 Pa. ave. NV. Main 4s02.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
Used cars bought. sold and exchanged.
1917 Maxwell touring. good condition.
le10 REQ touring car. mechanically perfect.
is!a Oakland touring. an excellent bargain.
l91s National touring, newly painted.
1911 Hudson sedan, AL condition.
1917 Ford delivery. just overhauled.
!Sl1 Chevrolet. in very good condition.
1917 Buick light six, q good buy
Ii any Of the above bargains interest you
come In and let Us save you from one to two
hundred dollars
Terms II desired 25s
Evening star., 1920-04-25

AUTO SALES CO.,
1907 18th St. NV. North 6568.
The largest and oldest used
ear house in the city. More than
fifty high-grade used cars. $500
to $500.
Beautiful Marmon. 6-pass.; 8 wire wheels and
,o,e 9. cord tires.
1918 Buick roadster: new paint and top.
i8!S Buick roadster: bargain for quick sale.
!S!1 Buick, light six tthree); all AL
1920 Hudson speedster: only run 1000 miles.
!9lS Hudson speedster; perfect.
1918 Overland. Ms5-6; looks and runs like new
1911 1911 Oakland 9; new paint; Al.
ISl1 Oakland 8; O beautiful car cord tires.
1919 Saxon 9. club roadster; like new
1Sls Saxon 8, 5-pass.: good buy for you.
1Si7 1S Hudson sedan; big bargain
!s!1 Hudson. 7-pass.: cheap.
1918 Oldsmobile coupe s: sacrifice.
1g!S Ford sedan; wire wheels and tires:
lSl1 Buick roadster: new paint and seat COW
1919 Buick roadster; new paint;
1872 1872 BuiSk buda. road.ter; cheap; S,,,n s2so
19!1 Reo o. 7-pasa.: cord tires.
1el6 0ldsmobile. 4-cyl, 5-pass.
1911 Chalmers roadster; cheap.
iSia Maxwell. 5-pass.; Al condition.
1915 Studebaker 6, 7-pass; must be sold.
lSit Buick. 4-cyl.: going for $500.
1910 Dodge, 5-pass; Al.
19l1 Paige, 7-pass. Al.
1917 Scripps- Booth. S-pass cord tires.
ALL THE ABOVE CARS, WITH Many
OTHERS. ARE READY FOR YOUR lNSPEC-
TIoN. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY.
FoRDs. FORDs. FoRDs. Trucks with or
without bodies. with or without starters. y OLu
touring car bodies. Ford taxicab bodies; we
install Ford starters on your old car. Expert
radiator repairing. Stuart's Garage, A9snol-
lied Ford Agent 1l1-lS1 18th st. ne. Fsoss
Evening star., 1920-04-25

FORD TOURING, 1918; splen-
did condition; fresh painted.
Quick sale desired. L. A. Will
lians. 617 New York ave. NV.
FORD-OXFORD TRUCK, "
ton; good condition; will sacri-
flce. A-B-C Motor Co., 6l7 New
York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1920-04-25


POULTRY PAN-ACE-A. 1t prevents and cures
gapes. leg weakness. 1t regulates the bowels.
Diarrhoea is unknown where PAN-A-CE-A ia
fed 1t produces appetite and good digestion.
which is so essential during the rapid growth
of feathers. A PAN-A-C-A chick will out
feather non-PAN-A-CE-A chick every time.
Keep the little chicks-all yonr poultry-fres
from lice with DIR. HESS INSTANT LOUISE
KILLER. Good for lice cucumber squash
and melon vines. Guaranteed. Sold by Schultz
Seed Store. 304 10th: c. NJ Woolf & Co.. 1905
y 81. NV. f.. +. Simpson Co.. c3fa NJ st. NV.
J. T. v Ritter's Son. 706 O 81. NV: William
H. Lee 1904 NJ St: j. r. Bakersmith 1106 T
ST.: l.. q. Hooe. 110S 11th Sc: John T. Moss
& Co., 45a X ST.; p. T. Moran, 1853 NJ ST.. and
Thomas Lannon 429 Cameron. Alexandria. Va.
BOARD YOUR PET DOGS where they will get
personal ard homelike attention. Phone W.
1sa-J
BEIGIAN HAREs for sale; young and old.
6I3 Acker st. ne.
DON'T MAKE the same mistake this year with
your baby chicks by feeding them the same old
kind Of chick feed: try the best chick feed on
the market. STAR-CHIC-A and you will solve
the problem of raising baby chicks: get
package Of STAR-CHIC-A and give it to first
brood that is Matched and then watch them
grow. If your dealer cannot supply you call
Golden & Co., the manufacturers.
one NEW MICH GOAT-Also several Kids,
for sale cheap. Box 81. Mt. Rainier. Md.
WHITE RATS ard breeding cages, cheap: sell
Ing out. 557 18th ST Sc.
TOY FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, months old
pedigreed. 1928 Md aye. ne 26s
COLLIE PUPPY. months old: child's pet;
fox terrier puppies: cheap. 22S 18th s.w. %.
AIREDALE PUPPY. male; I months old
from registered stock. a637 Myrtle ave. ne,
Woodbridge. 25e
CANARIEs-1oO singers Boston and fox ter
rier pups. Col $3.50. 26'
WHITE COLLIES, 6 pedigreed pups. Norris
Pet shop. 140T Fla. ave. NV. Col. $3.50. 26s
A1REDALEs. 1. pedigreed pups Norris Pet
Evening star., 1920-04-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC

Col. 926S.
DODGE touring. 1916. 800: Dodge touring.
1917. $3.50: Ford roadster, 1917. guaranteed
same as new ear. $425: Chalmers 1-pass.. Al
mechanical condition. just the car for hack
ing. $3.50; Overland 5-pass.. best buy in Wash
ington. new tires, new paint, starter. lights,
everything first class, $3.50: Republic truck.
1917. one-ton. excellent condition. tires like
new, $3.50; Scripps- Booth. 1917, absolutely
irst-class in every way. $675s Buick 4-cyl.
touring ready TO run. new battery. $3.50; Ford
roadster, nothing better in Washington. $275;
Davis 5-pass. touring. perfect running condi-
lion. just ont Of paint shop, beautiful car for
$3.50. I will sell to reliable people on very lib
oral terms. See Mr. Monk. Steel Garage, 1926
- Sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-04-25
Dollars IN Hares

We pay 500 10 $3.50 AMI
up pair and express charges
Ri: Profits. We furnish guar
rnteed h:gh-erade stock AMI
buy all yoa raise. Use back
yard. barn. cellar, atf.ic.
Contract & Illus. Cataios free.
Standard food {: Eur Assn.
rNr ~ D-I N. vnrt
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
gle @Rnhe.
alady &tmer alien hnmIaahiraem Grsenhr.

gire eroBe Stoot. 2eere StraBen.
Seoe 9lGse. l1eber Dem Sduiermeer
ibpar5e 8olfen in itiirmiiGer
Scbrt, oerriiiene uno fartige 6or.
n,eit, frasenbafte @ebiloe. S9wer
lIt Die Suit, idmer lit audi Die 6ault
bes @eidides, oas auf Der StaOt
IoItet. @leno lit in Der Staot. Scot
uno Sammer.
Die Seufe idleidt Our6 Goiien
nno @aBdcn, fruat ii6 felt, reiBt
,DobIIos beralts, S9wo6e nno Stars
fe, Sunge un0 iolde, oeren 2ebens-
ioft ihon nertrodnet lit.
9urd Die Staot fommt Elm 8an-
oersmann ge5ogen. 6romm nno 6ii-
Derliftlifen @emiites. Sdreitet bin+
flrd]. @ernimmt bon al Dem @rau.
tn unb begt fein iebnIi6eres Ser-
Ionqen, als belfeu uno linoern dt
f0nnen 9lber mas perntag pobl er?
8or Dem Sore om Stain Iiebt er
Gin @eib fouern. 8erlumpt, nit lee.
rem augenboblen, fraligfnodigen
&Gnoen.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
StrakFmbabm tuftd)t hem
Amtns.

Sn ser Sto6t Sfmul5ee in SfIa-
bona, melde $4,000 @inmobner fat,
lit ni6t meniger ols 5ebn Sabre lang
ein erbitterter, mennglei9 blutloier
&rieg omtiden Der eleftriiden Stra-
Benbabn uno Oem automobil gefiibrt
moroen, uno lebteres bot gemonnen,
- freili9 ni1t nit einem Strait
pogen, fonoern nit 5000, mas cine
notwithstanding groBe 4rnee beoell-
tete.
gtad Sen lebten Nodri6ten bat
oie Strabenbabngeieui6aft enogiil-
tig ons S1la6tfelb aufgegeben un6
oie @affen geItredt; Tie bat altd be.
reits 4nltalt getroffen fire eleftri.
l6en StraBenbabnmogen meg5uneb.
men, Oas galt5e @eleiie auf5ureiBen
unor Die 2eitltangen 81 entfernen.
S0ditenS bier @o6en, na9oem oieie
3eilen gu Yapier sefommen, miro
pom oortigen StraBenbabniDltem
ar6 Die leste Spur peri6munoen
leln - fpenn 1lb tlht I'M leBten
4ugenbIid Elm 8unoer ereignen ioa-
te - nno auf Oas Seriinfen miro
mobI iebr balo audi 0as 8ergeiien
weroen folgen.
Dor einem Sabr5ebnt begann sic
Observation-Disclosures ibren 9etrie6
announcement, - un0 ungefabr 81
oerielben 3eit eridien aud Oas
4utomobil auf Dem 8lan. Damn
ging iofort Der grimme @ettfampf
los.
8eioc Garteien ltrengten iid Bis
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

User biit ou?" ruft er iie an,
r0ie Seu6e!"
D@as tult on bier?"
SD fomme aus Ser Sta6t, mo-
i6 10000 binpeg9enommen."
nllnielige, marum tateit ou. Oas?"
08eil mir elm Soberer ais on
rno i6 es 10 gebot!"
Limo mas Diait on NUM-"
.Sn sic nadIte Staot, I'm wie-
ierum 10000 gu bolen."
SD laiie bid nidt. gu ioait
ri6t audi oortbin all oas ungliid
tragen.~
nIiGit on boberer @epaIt ipot-
ten?"
SEER, ober on liigit unb fright
Nift 10000 bait on in Der Staot
rabingerafft, nie Dir geboten, ion-
Oern orei-, bier, fiinfmal 10 bell"
.9u irritl Sd nabm MIR 10 piel,
els mir geboten mar; Die aroercr,
pilie iunger SAINT, Die anoeren -
Itarben MIR aus An9it Dor mirl"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Utllll NulLhD > ONtANAOC . @ASlNJNl%
g(Ipen peroonft. Sn anglo-iuoaneii.
iGben 8Iattern miro 0enn ou6 nit
i60ner Sffenbeit oie Annerion bes
9erglanoes entpfoblen, %, 10 miro
eeiast, unter l1mitdnoen Die foitipie'
lige legenrSeide a%ulturar6eit, Die
our9 oas S~tauoammipitem 6eS
gtils geIeiltet worOen lit, our9
sic abeiiinier gefGbroet peroen
founte. 90 einfo9 miro Oas ia
mobl nidt geben, immerbin miro
man oomit re1nen n!iiiien, oaB Die
t~igenortige Mii9ung bon p0aiger
Garbarei uno bolber &ultur, Die
man ieBt nod in benz 8eid oes See
gus @egeiti antrifft, in nift 5u fer
ller 3eit Dem our9 Wai6inengeipebr
p~critGrften @influB Der europaii6en
Qualification mei9en miro. @s miro
0aber bon Snterelie ieir, einige 6a.
rofteriitiI9e 8iloer aus Dem Abei-
ijnien BON bel1te feIt5rbalten. IlS
cine n@abe oeS SimmelS" betraftet
Ger @lbeiiinier 0ie @aaaldnOer, aus
renen er feline beIten uno bi1igiten
&rbeitSfrGfte be5iebt. @dbreno ser
@%beiiinier ii6 an Der Sage ODER
al 8feroerennen ~erfreut uno ii6
bodItens ais SonoeIsnann bet6tigt,
l~niiiIen Die @alla Die bdrteIte Selo-
orbeit nerri9tert. 9as bier mie0erge-
qebene 8ilo 5eigt Iol9e @rbeiter
Eeim 9rei1en.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Gariante. aSeute rot,
morgen au6!" iagte Die 9oa1e,
sic ii6 gum Altsgeben idminfte.
- .3erftreut. @do6en: na6
SER @rofeIior, i6 babe einen Gro
i6en Oerf6lltdt."
8rofeiior: Scum mas lit oa tpei.
ter, bier baben Sic einen an0e-
rem"
@6peres StuG Or.
bett. Sodter: Sc nlr aufrieoen
nit mciner @abl, Mamo; gu
glaublt ia ni6t, ME i6per es fir
mid mar, fir Gid eiren S6pie.
geriobn 81 finoen.~
@arum ni9t. yS9 BE-
greife ni6t, nie Der feline, oide
@raiicr iiG nit Dem larlgen oiirren
M6bel bat perloben fonnen!"
n9tlt, narum ion ii6 elm 9rauer
nidt ne Sopfenitange nebmen?"
Sin Musneg. Sris: nMa.
ma, fam i6 Dem Bapa Oas 3eug-
mis- ni9t per Yoit ididen?"
0@arum oenn?"
Sea, bartl oenft er, es lit elm
Mabnbrief uno lielt es crit gar.
ni6t!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
lanzerwag0ons In Mexiko.

TIs militGriIde @inridtung iino
ratiirIif geponaerte @iienbabnpag.
cons itno audi gauge 3ige FOLDER
Irt nidts neueS mebr. Iber naf)'
itrbcnO borOelt es iiG Tim cine aipi-
IlftiI1e nno our1oirs y frieOlide"
aRaBnabme fir ben ougemeinen Ser.
fqbr, mag au1 lire gntpenoung nit,
inter cine ber5neifeIte &ebnlidfeit
init elmer S1loHt bobenI
@as Ser neueite &uooelmuo6el in
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

ober aud in @erifo entipredenoen
Sdiis, ni6t bios %oenienieen Der ge.
iuobnIi1cn Yoli5eier.
SIM @inflong nit Oieier Inlift,
b1ben Die geotionalbobnen bon Wte'
rlfo bcreits @uu5erpaeeons, CUR 8e.
irrsung in allen rbonoiten.berietf-
ten" SeiIen oes 2dnoes, mad eige'
item @ntpurf bauen laiien. 9ie
Ban5erung lit bon Stabl. Iue
o;eie 8aggons fino nit md9tigen
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Gterifo oltd INNER fir enOeiltige
@~rgebniiie baben mag, = in @iien-
bobn- uno anoeren midtigen @e-
iGGftsfreilen 0oielbit i6eint ieoen'
fons Die l1eber5eugltng D%or5ubcrr.
fden uno au6 mobl6egriinoet 5t
icin, boB man NIT Dem ridtigen
@onoitentum in Ser Aatefen &e-
ttblif nod INNER fir gerallme 3eit
au rednen boben miro, lei es nit
tinem bolb politiiden @nitrid ODER
nbne einen iol6en. 9as @i9entum,
fremoes uno einbeimii6esl berlangt
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

t%reffliden ginorud. Sn Der fat
orei Meter boben Solaperfleioung
Der 8anoe fino IA Iusgangstiiren
uno Die Sei8forper eingebout. 9ar.
iiber iino Die 8dnoe in terrafotta.
artig gefdrbte @anofiQungen aufge-
teilt, bis elm reideeglieoerter Sanpt'
fins Die MODERN gemalte 9ede ab'
i9lieBt.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

berg" elm Gbnlides Sdidial gebabt,
MIR nit Dem 1nterldiebe, oaB Der
l1mbau in eriter 2inie nidt Dem &C.
fdaft, ionoern Der notwithstanding
uno -belebruns b%ienltbar iein ion.
Nab @ntmiirfcn unb unter 2eitung
oes @rditeften Mlfreo 2iebig muroe
bier cine .2eit5iger 8~olfsbiibne" ge-
Ifaffen Die gu ben belten Sbeater.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Der Istts zauAapfsI der MSSts IN AfrIAa.

Gber aud England fiibIt fi6 GIs
crbberedtigter Nadbar; % Der
dapptii6e Suoon geographic mi.
9lbeIiinien ~0uiammenbdnet uno Die
2ebensooer oes 2onoes, Der Sill,
feline 8aiertroft BEN obeiiiniiden
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

r Geit CO Sen gemiibuueen Srnnf-
reiGs eeIungen lit, ben Sultan BON
Maoroffc cbeuio e~rfoIereid gu be
ffiiten", fpie friiber ben Sen BON
&unis, lit 9Ibeiiinien oas ein3i9e @e.
Dict Gfrifos, oos, BON frentOem Gin.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Sudli6tern uno @ei6iiten attf if
rem Sber6ed o%ilsgeriiltet. Seiten
ltno @noen Der @agen iin6 nit
1dma6en Stablplatten Dollt6nOig
heoedt, pelde iogar erploiipen @ra-
itoten bon 5iemlifer @roBe 8ioer.
liono Ieilten fonnen. &leine runoe
&llfen bieten 2id)t ltno oienen gu 8e.
uba6tungs 3meden.
@oliagiere uno 8etnannungen
fiiblen li9 in iol6en rolenoen Sorts
fiber; ober 5u elmer 8robe lit es nod
nid)t gefommen.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

suB fret, ieinen angeitammtell Serr-
stern gebor6t. 8er fam iagelt, tpie
Icnge es nod oouern miro, bis Die
europGii9e lleberflutung aud Die
Soben BON Sobeid errei6t boben
tuiroI S6on einmol boben befannt-
lid oie StaIiener Die Sano nod hem
~berlodcnOen Sagenlano Der &0nigiii
Goba ausgeItredt uno iid babel al.
Icroings 10 tiidtig uerbrannt, bob
iie tpobl nod INNER nit einiger
G6eu oos Set,er meioen meroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Ser &rieg bat in peri9ieoenen
GroBitaoten oes Dclitidcn &eid)es
Die S6lieBung alter nambafter So
tells uno ibrsn nmbau gu @eidafts.
geb1uoen our Solge gebobt. Sn
2eipaig bat oas Sotel uStaot Niirn-
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
9te 8etpstner gnlkBkiid1e+

aulagen Der @eu5eit gerednet tperoen
oorf. Ser 18 Dieter breite, 26 Me-
ter LANCE uno Is Wcter bobe Sit
idauerroltm ma6t nit ieiner flaren
@noronung Der SiBplate uno ieiner
groBaiigigen Mrditeftur einen Dor.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

oufs GuBerite an. Ser Ieste nS6uB"
lit gefaqe1t. Die 5000 SGnaufma-
gen 6aben Sen &rieg entidieoen, ia-
gen man6e; meitous Der pidtiglte
6aftor ideint bod Die Saltung oes
Bu6lifums gepelen 5u iein. Sour
Iebr menige Der $4,000 @inpobner
benltbten Die SroaeD6dbn.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
9ienamarfen fir @arttembera

~'N""%AS" I"~ ~p"%*"~NAb'
No6 fur5 Dor ihrer 8ereinigung
nit Scr MISUNDERSTANDING bat
Die piirttcmbergiiNe germnltlns
llclle Ticnitmarfcn fir Den %itaatli-
den nnO Die 9r5irfsbc6oroen be-
aitsgegcben. Sic iino I'M 9npIer-
ticforufperfabren arsgeiiibrt uno
tragen Die 9e5eidnung rStaals-
marie Golfsitaat @ilrttennberg"
uuio y9c5irfsmarfe = &olfsitaGt
@irttclnberg". Son Den StaaiS-
marfen fino 8erte biz 3 Marf,
BON ben 9e5irfsmarfen bis 70 8fg.
eridienen. Sic battcn MIR bis 81.
Mara @iiltigfeit.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

&inbIid. Srit fiebt gum
eriten Wtale i'm S6cater einen. Soul
flelirfalten. 2ange betra6tet er i'm
uno frGgt oaan: ugsidt mabr, Ma-
ma, oa bincin peritcden ii9 Die
Sdauipieler, tpern iie nidt mcbr
tpeiter fomnen2"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-08

ridiculous to be mentioned in connec-
1icn with the morale of a fighting.
navy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-08
PLAN TO HURRY TREATY

Washington, March S.-Various
methods of Fastening action on the
peace treaty were discussed at con-
ferences among Republican and
Democratic Senator's today as a re-
suit of the apparently universal sen
timent of the leaders that nothing
in the direction Of compromise would
be gained by further delaying the
decisive vote.
1t was said no final conclusions
were reached, though it was pre-
dicted in some quarters that today's
session would see a formal agree
ment to limit debate or the six res
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-08
ervations which remain to be dis

ervations which remain to be dis
posed Of under the present program
before the Senate gives its attention
to Article 10. 1t generally is con-
coded that by the decision on this
article the treaty will stand or fall
and all of the leaders have said they
were anxious to get through with
details and start the fight on the
main issue.
Despite the statements made yes
tcrday by White House officials and
generally accepted as meaning that
President Wilson had not altered
his stand on compromise, the nego-
tiations for an agreement on Article
10 continued today. with influential
Senator's on both sides declaring
there still was a chance OF success.
1t was the general feeling last
night that in any evcntuality the de-
bate probably would be brought to
an end and ratification vote taken
some time during the present week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-08
ASPIRIN FIRST
KNOWN In 1900
The Bayer Company Introduced AS
pirin to Physicians Is
Years Ago.

If you want the true, world-famous
Aspirin, as prescribed by physicians
for over eighteen years, you must ask
fer "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
The "Bayer Cross" is stamped on
each tablet and appears on each pack
age for your protection against i'm
itations.
In each package of "Bayer Tablets
IF Aspirin" are safe and proper d.
rections for Colds, Headache, Nelra-
!gia, Toothachc, Earache, Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Neuritis, and for Pain in
general.
Handy tin boxes containing i
tablets cost but a few cents. Drug
gis,s also sell larger "Bayer" pack
ages. Aspirin is the trade mark OF
Baver Manufacture of Monoacetlca'
.idcster of Salicyicac:d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-08
ASSAULTS FRENCH ENJOYS
Prince Joachim Leads Attack "aen
Visitors Refuse to Stand

Berlin, March 8.-The Fashionable
Adlon Hotel dining room was the
scene of a rough-and-tumble. fight
Saturday night between Prince Joach.
i'm Albrecht of Prussia, cousin Of
the former German emperor, and his
guests, and Captains Klein and ROUGH
eyin and Nine. Klein, members Of the
French mission. The hostilities were
due to the French people refusing to
stand while the orchestra was play
ing deutschland uber allies"
Joachim and his friends hurled
candles, crockery and other things at
the French party and Capt. Rough
evin was beaten and had his clothes
torn. Capt. Klein was escorted out
of the dining room by walters. who
defended him.
The episode apparently was planned
by Joachim, who has the reputation
Of being a pan-German extremist. 1t
is said he has been virtually barred
from other hotels of Berlin where he
has attempted similar outbreaks
against foreigners.
Many members Of the foreign COM
mission in Berlin live at the Adlon
and Joachim recently has been ap-
pearing there nightly, wearing his
Iron cross and ordering the orchestrs
to play Deutschland uber allies" Tive
former military officers, Baron Won
Platen and Herr Griebel, accompanied
Joachim last night.
A majority Of the guests in the din
ing room rose when the orchestra
started the air, and Joachims party
began to hurl bottles and other mis- I
sles at the table where the French
party were seated when they failed
to rise. The walters got NINE. Klein
out of the room during the melee but
the Germans knocked one Of tn ? |
walters senseless with a chair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-08
COST OF PROHIBITION
Central Federation, With Member
ship of 100000. Opposes $780,
100000 Appropriation to
Enforce Law

New York, March s.-The high cost
of prohibition should be prohibited,
according to the Central Federated
Union, whose subsidiary unions have
membership of $4,000 here. The
union issued a statement today, pro-
testing against the expenditure OF
$50, 100000 to enforce prohibition,
1t will be much better, the union
if the government would
use the S50,O0O,000 Ito relieve hous-
ing conditions throughout the country,
thus preventing rent profiteers from
exploiting the people,
indications point that some of the
prohibition congressman" said one
part Of the statement, "are going
back to private life as soon as the peo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-08
GIRL KILLED

New York, March San unidenti-
fled assassin, lurking in dark hall
way in the heart Of the city's Ital-
ian district, poured three shots from
an automatic into throng of pedes-
TRANS on Mulberry Street early last
evening. Each bullet found a mark.
Two girls, one Of whom died later in
Volunteer Hospital, fell to the side
walk. The third victim, man who had
been walking just behind them, ran
to drug store a block away, and
there collapsed with a wound in his
abdomen.
The slain girl was Lena Spinelli,
nineteen, of 12S Baxter Street. Her
companion was Josephine Gentle,
eighteen, Of IS Mott Street. She is in
a critical condition in Volunteer hos
pital. The wounded man is Giuseppe
De Cesari, thirty-six, of 1877 Null
berry Street. He was removed to ST.
Vincent's Hospital and is not expected
to live.
De CESAR, the police believe, was
the intendedsyictim Of the gunner and
knows his identity. He is the delegate
of BARRIERS local union, and is said
to have been threatened recently by q
fellow Italian, whose sweetheart he
won.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-08
SHIP DRIVEN ON ROCKS
Coast Guard Cutter Rushing to Aud
of PropellerIess Vessel

Halifax N. S.; March 8.-The
United States Shipping Board steam
err Lake Ellithorpc, from Fowey,
England, for New York, yesterday
lost her propeller and last night was
being swept by 10 mile gale toward
the rocks of Sable Island. The
coast guard cutter Seneca is hurry
ing to her assistance from New
York.
Boston, March 8.-The Shipping
Board steamer Guilford, Norfolk to
Boston, which was reported disabled
Is miles off Nantucket Shoals early
early yesterday, was abandoned later
and had become menace to naviga-
ticn last night, according to wireless
received here from the steamer Po-
cahontas, which stood by during the
day. The captain and crew, who
were taken aboard the Pocahontas
Yesterday forenoon, later were trans
ferred to the destroyer Dale and
taken to Newport, r. l.
The Guilford, coal laden, sprang a
leak last night. Her S 0 S signals
sent cut shortly after ! a. M, yes
terday were intercepted by the Po-
cahontas and the British steamer
Mesaba. The former vessel hove
to about Q a. NJ, and took aboard
the captain and So of the crew.
Four other seamen, who were left
TO keep the vessel under control,
were taken off later, when it was
found that she had 10 feet of water
in her holds.
The Coast Guard cutter Acushnet /;
was sent out from Wcodsole to take
the abandoned vessel in tow. A late
message from the Pocahontas to the |
Acushnet said the Guilford was sett-
ling fast and probably would sink
within few hours.