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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28
PLEADS FOR CHILDREN
TO SAVE FRENCH NATION
BY HENRY WOOD

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS, Jan. 2S.-By 1850 France
will be a country of only S2,ooo,OOu
inhabitants while Germany Will by
then have 80, 100000.
This is the startling conclusion OF
NJ. Gustave Herve, the famous trehch
editor who is now putting up a Vlgor-
QUE campaign in his newspaper La
Victoire" against the present Frencn
race suicide, which, he points out, in
the end means also the suicide or
France.
If France lost 100000 men during
The war she has also voluntarily lost
7jnce 1871 no less than 29,OOO,OO0 IN
habitants through race suicide, he de-
clared.
A century ago France was the lars-
est populated nation in Europe. For
fifty years past however her natallty
has been stationary where that OF the
other European countries has been on
the increase. Between 1871 ana ~
France passed from population OF
81. .0OO, 900 to 100000, while Ger
many increased from a population Oh
80, 900 900 to 6S,000,0 900.
In other words up TO 1914 France
had two new future soldiers--or work
erz--to every five in Germany. Since
1914. however, Frances death rate has
neither equaled or exceeded her birth
| rate.
At the present rate of decrease In
France and increase in Germany
Herve demonstrates that by 1850 Ger
many will have nearly three times the
population of France.
He declared that unless both by
| legislative action that will render
economically possibly an Increase In
population and simultaneously
change from the present basis Of na-
tion composed either of bachelors or
| cne-ehild families. that the role OF
France as a great nation is finished
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28
ARCADE THURSDAY
FAIRBANKS LATEST
PRODUCTION KILLS
SVpERSTlTlOCS IDEAS

II the statement of IN em'nont Ysy-
ohclogist is to be takep seriously that
nine out OF every ten people In this
great big world are made miserable
because OF the fear - superstition in
one form of another. pouelas Fair
banks IS doomed to he Il mighty
gloomy young man for the balance OF
his natural days
Doug may not have the resu'auon
Ph. n. on his calling cards aaG Il is
certain that he never delved very
deeply along the lines Of belief in SUI
pernatural AGENCIES; hcwever, he dis
agrees with the learned student and
in reply his theory Las taken oruad-
side at superstition in every phase,
counting il out for the full ten units
in his forIhcomins production, ''When
the clouds Roll BY" which will be
the feature at the Arcade Theatp
starting Thursday.
II may be that the dynamic one is
the tenth Of one of the particular
short dozen embraced ny the doctor
remarks because Doug hasn't lost
even suggestion of the wrinkles in
his smile, despite his very harsh
treatment OF the numerous agencies
involved in the superstition clan.
The Big Four" star INDUCES in
every conceivable phase OF supersti-
tion recorded in the jinx docket and
in his unique manner dispr0ves this
Penalties which have long been estah b.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28

and add the hot water ans +.e season
ing. Beat the whites unth eney are
stiff, and add the cheese Cut and foid
the two mixtures together. Heat the
butter in omelet pan and cook the
m ixture very slowly until 1t Is brown
on the under side. If possible COO
the top OF the omelet in the oven or By
means of a hot plate held over II.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28
UNITED STATES PILES UP
HUGE TRADE BALANCE

WASHTNGTON, Jan. 2S.-The Uni
ted States piled up foreign trade
balance Of 4.01S,oOO,OO0 during the
wear 1919. the commerce department
today announced.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28

llshcd facts in the minds of the other
ninc.~ II remains TO be seen what
viii happen 10 one who merely teases
along at superstition TO show the ri
dtculousnoss OF it all, but IL something
unexpected happens. well-insurance
companies take notice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28
DIR. HUGH CUMdING
HEADS HEALTH SERVICE

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. IS. =. Edwin
Cumming was today nominated head
cf the United States public health ser
vice succeeding Rupert Blue, whose
term has expired.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28
AITA TODAY
TRVEN VETERAN OF
STAGE AND SCREEN

Ernest Truck. star Of .'rhe Night of
the Dub" his first Paramount-Tru
comedy. which comes to the Alta
Theatre to-day is well known in screen
and stage life. he having appeared
both on the legitimate stage and be-
fure the camera. MIR. Truck is a come
dian with large followins,
The common enemy of all actors IS
rchearsing,; said Mr.. Truck recently
no pay IS received during this period
On the stage. while in the motion pie
lures, one is paid while the picture is
in the course of production. That Is,
If he is not an extra"
MIR. Truck, who has been on the
stage for twenty years, despite his ap-
parent youth. has created leads in such
notable productions as "A good Little
Devil" "Over Might ''The Dummy,
''Nory Good Eddie" and The Very
Idea He has. in addition, appeared
in three feature productions for the
Famous Plavers-Lasky Corporation
Come On In Good Bye Bill" ana
"Oh, You Women
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28

Yoiks Of = eggs. tablespoons of hot
water ! cup Of grated cheese.
Beat the yoiEs until lemon colored
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 2i.--Edwin
Meredith today announced he will ac-
cept the post of secretary of asricul-
ture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-28
NAMED FOR
TREASURY PORTFOLIO

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Presi-
dent Wilson today sent TO the senate
the nomination of David Houston TO
be secretary of the treasury. Edwin
Meredith was nominated to succeed
Houston as head OF the agricultural
department..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
Double Feature
Bill at the Palace
Starting Sunday

Double feature bill at the Palace
starting Sunday matinee with "The
Love Came" an exceedingly pleas
ing game and is played universally.
1t is an international, national
game and has moro thrills than any
known pursuit and the winner u.s.
ually finds much more satisfaction
than the winner Of any other game
enjoys. All this argues that the
little comedy, "The Love Game"
will be exceptionally pleasing. With
an excellent cast headed by Harry
Hayden this little reproduction Of
IT, gameNe it's p1eye1sin lfe will
pk6Ss Jul al 4al lat sFhsre
ass 8dIild6 lSdgh1 and tkriils Snd
ct the end perfect, harmony. Harry
Hayden is = juvenile best known to
the legitimate stage. His most re-
cent engagement was with David
Belaeco's "The Boomerang"
A pretty little singing novelty
called Echoes from Woodland" is
offered by Paul Rain and Valerie
Beck. The scene is q forest. They
are dressed as birds. and they sing
like birds. Both have fine voices
which coupled with the picture the,
offer, produces a fine effect. Later
in their act they change to boy ant
girl garb. 81,
Ralph Dunbar's Old Time Darkie,
is colored quartet who attempt tt
depict the negro as he was in ante
bellum days. This country had n.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

T Oaaves Y1neefl5n vi 1i.Dolaat VIII
Ham fsomr4npavssat - fli1eois the
etre ne1f Tfidays evsninE. Oct. 8.
IN ~Cjyiliaa GILL; 3 eouedy by
Ihompeen Buchanea vhjch-. has
rsxfyfeend one a. - ncet yieoeous
hts ~ fScordel ong ~ ven
Known 1fodncttd16 q H. 11bfosco.
This noyel comedy ID not 8 war
nlay. ~ . bright. bfe6iY. up-to-
1akS dtaziakie 1onent Ike story
.cu1ksin6 . me- uicGtve "a that & b Q
'boost Tor t1u6 dem0cr9et and .
hard slap It snobbery. The play
opens With the scenes. laid in the
south end the story deals With IN
attractive southern society girl who
has served in France - Z canteen
worker. While there she met Q
gallant captain who had been
awarded decorations for unusual
bravery. in . word he was 1 lne,
handsome, manly American, but
and hers where the conflict comes
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

more picturesque. character than
the negro of slavery time. Realiz-
ing this old time specimen of negro
entertainer was fast fading from
the horizon. Mr.. Dunbar producer
of the White Hussars, Bell Ringers,
Maryland Singers. ETC., made care
full search through the south for
such material and the old time
darkies is the result. They took
Broadway by storm appearing at
the Palace with much tremendous
success. They are no only comedi-
ans Of a quaint sort but sing the old
time negro melodies in way that
no white man can sing them.
Joe Lane and Pearie Harper Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
/ $. Navy Acts
in Film Shown
!. Il the Colonial

William Fox enlists the aid OF
- United States navy with its
adnaughts. cruisers. submarines.
chasers. dsstroyers. seaplanes
3 kA bllmps In the making Of his
NJ great serial story, Bride 49,"
>lch starts at the Colonial thea
tomorrow and Monday.
(merica 10 horrified by the mys-
lUus disappearance Of II wealthy
~ beautiful brides from the very
ka1kaS. All the forces Of the United
Entotes government are set 1t work
ferret out the criminals who
nacs the womanhood Of the
dntry.
Bride Is volunteers to be mar
Efied, in the hope that she, too, msy
6bducted, and In this way learn
~ Whereabouts Of the II missing
ti4es. On the day Of her wed
fxIne, 1t the very altar, she Is spir-
E5fo6 away, and It Is learned that
The u brides have fallen into the
EAands Of Z desperate gang of sub
tnayine pirates. who have abduct-
fod the brides and are holding them
TOR ransom. The United States
~ 49, "a ~ "a "a: ri ~ -
witch fdlla4s 1esuft4 q - slriee
10 exciting events. the equal Of
(which have never before been
Enhovn on the screen. Fierce strug-
~ :, isnd ana sea n the ciouds
q ~ aenshs n = MINI IN a nirats
r - ~ srd or ths rocrs ~ = lonely
ssisrS .rs Int = few NJ The thon.
s~nSs NJ thrill. n this rreat storv
.rsi,;.m For states that vithoni
49, "a ~ our ,rs.t rsvv mi. moai
Sesr4s cu,.r seri.i .torv conid neyer
- Mem resiixsd
II additior Ia th,s vonderful
-, W1;1I,.u, ne.mor1 IN. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

fer a singing and dancing skit call
ed 1.-THE Man and the Manicure"
Other acts on the bill of merit are
Travilla, Grille and Seal. Petty
Reat and Brother, accompanied by
20 little bottles, and the usual late
Kilograms.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

- 80 > =
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-21
NO ECHO HEARD IN MARION

And again from that Marion front
porch comes from Senator Harding
this bon mot:
IL had rather have Industrial and
social peace at home than command
the international peace of the world"
Not even Senator Harding as presi-
dent could command Industrial and
social peace at home with the red
armies of soviet Russia carrying the
ideals of the third communist inter
rationale across Central Europe.
Suppose that should happen. The
peace at home theory. regardless OF
the chaos of the world, was blown up
in the early spring Of 1917 when the
United States declared war on Ger
many.
1t is as true now as 1t was then
that the key to peace at home may
have TO be found abroad. But how
ever loudly Lenine may knock at the
gates of Warsaw, there Is no echo of
It heard in Marion, o.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-21
CRAZY DRIVING OF CHAUFFEURs

The accident which occurred in
front Of the Ballinger building Thurs
day when the police ambulance going
on an ordinary arrest call in which
there was not the least reason for
haste, dashed full tilt into a Messanie
street car and hurt several people
only slightly however-and made a
wreck Of the ambulance, again calls
every case of accident the motor driv-
er is at fault-and a halt should be
called.
In almost every case of accident
competent eye witnesses testify that
the driver of a motor vehicle shoots
his car in ahead of an oncoming
street car. paying no heed to the pos
sible collision, or not looking out for
danger as he should. and the result
is a smashup. The motorman Is
blamed by the driver Of the automo-
bile, as a rule, but statistics compiled
by the street railway company. OBJ
tanned from diSinterested citizens,
show that in most cases ii is the fault
of the automobile driver and not the
m otorman.
Particularly in the congested sec
tions of the city automobile drivers
should be unusually careful. thus
saving property damage in all cases
OF collision. and occasionally physical
injury to the occupants of the auto
mobile. 1t always pays to be fair and
it is not right to lay blame where it
does not belong.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-21
TwII-TERED FROM THE FRONT
PORCH

II want to hold the American con-
science strictly and solely American"
softly twittered Senator Harding from
his Marion front porch Tuesday. Just
as to what a strictly and solely Amer
lean conscience is as distinguished
from the human conscience in gen.
eral Is a question that we leave to the
eminent psychologists of the republi-
can party.
But surely Senator Harding in the
process OF adapting morals to the
ends OF the old guard cannot stop
with conscience. There must be Ten
Commandments that are strictly and
solely American; a sermon on the
mount that is strictly anad solely
American; IL need be. a Lords prayer
that is strictly anad solely American.
Everything must be Americanized
except the hyphenated vote, and that
must be left alone to do as it pleases
lest we "rend the concord of Ameri-
can citizenship"
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-21
Hates to Have Them There

A Kansas circuit judge who the
Journal knows TO be truthful tells a
story that should serve as a warning
to the oil enthusiasts OF Hopkins, for
we should all hate to have any of
them wind up in hell. How an OIL
man would get to heaven, of course.
is a mystery, but according to the
Kansas judge, two of them actually
slipped by old st. Peter, but later
when st. Peter was not looking. two
OF them slipped out of the gate. II
was not long until inquiry was made
concerning their whereabouts. II de-
veloped that rumor reached the city
with streets of gold that oil had been
struck in Hades and the two missing
men at once decided to hurry down to
sign up leases.-Hopkins Journal.