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New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Navy Orders
New ,orh 'i6mc

New York 7,i6unc
IA rhinatpp r, '.ua
WASHINGTON. Jan. IL. 'rha Bureau
of Navigation issuad the following navy
o,dcrs to-day:
Ra,eman, 1t. A. H.. to u. S. S. RS.
BERNARD, LIT. Comt.r. K. r., to 4th Naval
District
Claude, Comdr. A. to command u. S. s.
Kennison.
Clement. 1t. Comdr. Z. f., TO 4th Naval
District
Ely, Lit. H. T.. to u. S. S. R-e
Frost. Ems. w. H. to II. S. S. Brutu,
Geer. LIT Cmdr. S. H. to command u. s.
naval radio station, Russian Island Vladi-
vostOk.
Held. Gunner A. L.. to u S. Preble
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17

Keller. 1t. p. (Medical corps), to Virgin
Knisht 1t. comdr R. H. to 4.h Naval
District.
Leinineer. Ems, H.. to U. S. S. Preble.
Mann. 1t. comdr. ]. r. jr., to U. S. S.
Maunnee ~ aenior engineer.
MeCandlsh. II, Comdr. B. ", to command
y. S. s. Bailey
O'Reilly. c. H.. Pharn. F. E.. to u. s. S.
Bridgeport.
Polatty. Ii. D. p. fsupply corps). to naval
opsretine base Hampton xoads.
Price. 1t 9. D., to U. S. s. R-s.
Small. 1t. j. D.. to u. S. s. Chattanooga.
Taylor. Comdr. B. B.. to T. S. S. San
Francisco, "a executive
Iwomey Lit. J. j.. to U. S. s. Rs
Worrel!, LtoM. L., to U. S. S. Maddox
bethArtas. Ens- j. B.. to u. S. Naval staff
representative, Paris. France
Nsuale. II. (J. G.) P. D.. to u s. S
Aroostook.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Senators to Count Ballots
Five Members Appointed i'll
FOrd.NeWberry Contest

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6--Ballots ca st
in the Ford Newherry senatorial cleo
tion in Michigan will be counted by
five members of the Senate election
committee to be appointed by Chair
man Dillingham;, in connection with
the Ford Newberry contest. Upwards
of 100000 votes were cast and it was
expected to. take three weeks to get
the ballots to Washington.
Further committee action in conncc-
tion with charges Of fraud and irregu
.erities. made by counsel for Ford, was
deferred to-day until after the trial of
Senator Newoerry and others at Grand
Rapids.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17

w2rlsy sys "a ! It. J. B., signal CORPS. di.cAars.
Craven. Capt. W. G.. quartermaster corp., to
Camp Travis, Tex.
Sanitary Cerps
Cutler. Mai n. W.. to New York CITY.
"oodbridse, Capt. c. H., to Camp Holabird.
England. Capt. T. N. to Camp Dix. wrirht.-
town. N. j.
Enxinssrs
Dunqv Cast T. Ga 70 Fe-t Monroe. w.
Ia sck. capr W. r., to Fort Monroe. ~
Nod. lst 1t G. j., appointment made per-
Dental Corps
scosn, ist 1t. C. W, to Denver, rec; Colo. 49,
Medical Corps
Hutton. Col. P. c.. to Fort Slocum, N. Y.
u, and Fox Villa, Staten Island
" WWoodson, 1t Col. 7. D.. to New York City.
Smell. Maj, NJ W., to Fourth Division. Des
Moines, Ia.
,rarleton, Mai. L. O.. to Camp Pike. Ark.
Lipshulch. Capt. G. u. to Camp Humphreys.
Saye. Capt. f. B.. to Camp Dodge, Iowa
krupp. list 1t. D. D.. to Fort Bayard, N. M.
Cavalry
Mccormack. Col II. H.. assigned zone
finance officer. New York.
Winn. Col. j. s.. to Fort Riley. Kansas
winans, 1t. Col. E. B., to Fort Riley, Kan
Miller.. Mai. A. NJ, to adjutant general,
Washington.
johnson, Capt. J. b.. to Fort Riley, Kansas.
Following second lieutenants promoted to
first lieutenants
Eckert, j. p P; Shotwell. p. r.: Treland
r. f.; Davis. b. L. Robbins, E. c.; Lee,
Air Service
Vaughan. Maj H. r.. to Honolulu. r. H..
about February S.
Mahoney. I'd 1t A. f., to Hospital No. 10.
Oteen, N. C.
Field Artillery
Davis. Maj a. j.. appointed I'd lieutenant,
Philippine Scouts, Manila, P. I.
Hem, Capt. 4. A., to chief of field artillery
Washington.
Mcdonald, Capt. A. j., to Fox Hills, Staten
Island.
Cassell. lat 1t. G. W.. appointment made
Scurr. "a Lit. W. c., appointment recalled.
Following enlisted men appointed second
lieutenants
Beach, o.. Beaumont, P. P: Benson. G. c. :
Whitcomb. =: jr. Weisman, s. S.; Var
neil. G. c.; Zimmerman, E. w. Starr, S.
H.; Sizer. w. S.
Infantry
French. Col c. G.. retired
Tindal Capt. r. g.. to Fort Mcintosh.
Armstrong. Capt. G. H.. to Camp Funston,
Kansas.
Young, Capt. S. H.. to Camp Dodge. Iowa
Humphrey, Provisional Capt. II. j. c., re-
Shropshire. Capt c. NJ. to New York.
Hudson, Capt. w. n, to Fort Mcintosh,
Texas.
veatch, Capt. A. T.. to Chicago.
Denver. Col.
Following enlisted men appointed second
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
s25.6 for De Winnie Library

The sale of the library Of the late
Theodore Low he Vinne was com
pIeted ut the Anderson galleries ys4.
terday afternoon with u grand total
of s25.s04. The titsl for the day was
g2as4, Dudley M. Hill pand s106 for
Henry NJ. stanley's Through the Dark
continent,0 the record price for the
dav. Ue also gave 500 tor Gecfrcy
;rorv'x "5yArt et Ia Science DO In
vrsye Proportion des Lsttrss Attiauss'
ota Antiques"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Z ssiiier ,NG.,'t Seek
1itistrnatDriaj Nomination

sasIEsF, Jan. 49, In reply to an
frem "1she Post- standard" "
Miller, Of this city. fofnSy
asssMA tne stafs Court Of Appsais,
a tonight shat he would MT
s,. 'ssnaiaate for the Republican
s1risi nomination,
49, 1xssor which impeiisd my re,
s,les from the bench" zsiA Judge
Ii Vfssjndes ny being esndi,
49, Any political ofssee,e
ss4rss 1iilsf retired from the bsneh
i iss fears aGo, xiying Ax d reeSon
7 auaey vi salaries paid 70 the
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
> Going On To-day
DAY

Americau Museum OF Natural History
Metropolitan Museum OF Art; admission
free
American Museum of Safety; admission
Van Cortlandt Park Museum; admission
free
Tho Aquarium: admission free
Geological Park: admission free
convention OF National Association of
Shirt Manufacturers, Waldorf Astoria,
Address by Il. Raymond Bossange. on
pns Art sf e,Ia"n,.S lSas XIV snn Medsrn
Lecture by Frank A. vanderlip. on "Eu-
rope, and the United States Carnegie
Ad1raas msi, ~ by :; Ma,,rcs m. Nas,or,,nc on so.
New Views on lmmortulity." Home Of
Mrs James Speyer. 1903 Fifth Avenue.
3:30 y. IN.
on The Port Of New York Graut
Theater II West ll6th Street. lo:s5
concert-- Eubinstein Club, Waldorf AS
Acss",e D. 'astors c*Norin. on italian Ar.
Saved From the Enemy Academy of
NJ ..slc, Brookiyn. y.
Reception Of the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy 1lctel Astor. p. m.
NIGHT
Dinner Of the New York state Bar As
r, sociation. Hotel Ax,er .,e. Pm p. m. -,
Dance OF tHe w daDtnal I-dules Ala so
Lecture BY Dr. Charles y l.angworthy. on
Food Selection and Ha'ionaI Meals. ="
Dance of the Beaver cub Waldorf As
,oria 3 y. m
bsnos Of wv child Recreation league.
DIl ote sosaty a@ '''I" rs a. M e'''" '@ Wv
Dinner OF th" Old Guard Cl,b OF Morgan
Line. Hotel Pennsylvania. y. m.
Dinner aud dance OF the Robertson Cole
Co.. uo,"l pennsslvania. y. m
Dinner of the "aamber of Commerce Of
the Borough OF Queens, Hotel Commo
Dinner os the Orange County Society.
Hotel Commodore.
Grand Russian concert and ball, Hotel Des
Artistes, West Sixty seventh Street
Dance q ths Mutual BENEFIT ass, Associstion.
seventh Street. a:45 D.
Dance Of the COLUMBIA Yacht Club. Eighty
sixth street and Hudson River; p; ;,.9 N.
bres and Les Aiobroges. Macpncrchor
Hall, 2o7 East Titty-sixth Street
Convention Of the National Institute Of
Arts and l.e,tcrs. University Grub.
p. III.
Hotel Majestic. p III.
BOARD or EDUCATION IECrt RES
Manhattan
siberia and Asiatic Russa.' b. Prince
Sarath Ghosh. American Museum. Sev-
enty seventh Street and Central Park
West. Illustrated
"Problems of Immigration In America, .
by Professor James Walter Crook.
Cooper !ustitu,c, Eighth Street and
Current History" by DR.. Nelson F. Mead
Kew York Library. ooh West lA5th
street
samuel Gibbs. Y. NJ &. A., West
125th street Illustrated
'Shak.speare julius Caesar.' hy Richard
A. Purdy Kew York. Library, 7os East
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Two Die, l8 Hurt in Wreck
Trains Collide. Head On. ut
HamlcY. Ohio

TOLEDO. Ohio, Jan. 18.-~Two mon
were killed and eighteen other per-
song injured to-day at Hamler, Ohio,
when y. r. and ]. work train collded
with a baltimore and Ohio freight
train. according to meagcr reports
rees.yed ~ fosuo.
The trains met head-cn. and the pei
sona Killed and injured were on the
egnrk train.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Army Orders

EeW York Yr,bnie
WASHINGTON Burenn
WASHINGTON. Jan, 16.-~Thc War
Department to-day made public the
following orders:
Misrestanccus
McWiiams. Mai. $. H., Judge advocate ger
cral. to Hoboken, N. i.
rratt Maj: H. G.. U. $. A,sto Camp Bragg,
Co., and camp Sheridan. Ala.
Cathro, Capt, r. f.. u. S. A.. retired. to
Syracuse. N. Y.
Bnurke Capt. NJ. C.. motor transport corps,
to Camp iiolahrd, Md.
Joiner. cd Lt. W. o., Philippine Scouts. to
Jshann, ID IL, J. r., appointment recalled.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Honorablv DISCHARGED

HOnorablv DISCHARGED
Terrell. Col. u. F., Coast Artillery
Holderness Lit. Col. A. W.. cavalry
Hickok. 1t. Col. w. o.. transportation corps
Dugger, Capt. c. F.. adjutant generals de-
pArtment
sumacl, Capt. j. H. infantry.
Pache. Capt. i. c.. Medical Corps.
Morris, Chaplain (capt.) II. T., u. s. A.
Afford, lst Lit G. N, Coast Artillery
Clay. list LIZ. W. f.. Medical Corps.
s. monds. lst It. S. W.. Air Service.
Young. Ist Lit. u. L., Motor Transport Corps.
Barr. 1st LIT j. W., infantry.
Potter. I'd It. j. =. cavalry.
Jardine, I'd 1t. D. r., infantry
Leave Granted
Wynn. 1t. Col w. b., infantry. % days
Gregory Cent. D. A.. Medical Corps. 80 days
Davis. LIST 1t; c. r.. infantry. so days.
Cox lst Lit. l.. B., infantry, months
Crumpel. I'd Lt T.. Air Service. Is days.
designations Accepted
Sans. Capt. II. L.. Denta! Corps.
Soucy, Capt. F.. W.. Coast Artillery
Irish. 1st 1t. c. g.. Medical Corps.
Anderson, Isl. 1t. c. D.. jr.. infantry
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17

highest, 20 degrees Cat IL p. n.) lowest.
b degrees Cat a. m.) average, 16 degrees
average same date for thirty-three years, 30
degrees. Nv
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
The Tribune Almanac
Weather Report

Sun rises Z :1S a. m. Sun sets :54 q. m.
Moon rises 40 a. m.lMoon sets 2 :o6 D. no.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
CHANGE OF NAME


RESOLUTION ADOPTED AT SPECIAL
meeting Of the Woman suffrage Parts.
held AT a7s Fifth Avenue. New York CITY.
on .lanuarN r. 1890
WHEREAS. II app, RS desirable that the
name 81 th- Norman Suffrage Party shsli I
bc changed to the League OF Women Voters
Of Nsw YORK CAY. and
WHEREAS II appea,s that due notice
in cunfornanc. 10 law has been sent I"
esoh lae,nher al the corporation and pub
iisAea a. required. and
v iih.KEtS \ certificate IN duplicate o.
the Secretary Of State that The name pro
posnl Is nu, The faalic OF any eihsf
paraiinn dcing business unde: The LAWS ef
New furl> nor name which he deeins ~
nearly resembling II az TO he calculated ="
deceive has heea presented 10 this meeting
NOW. THEREFORE,. be IL resolved,
J. That the name of the Woman SUI
frage Party bs changed so League a.,
Women otcrs Of New York CITY. and
. Thai he President and Secretary hs
authorized 10 execute ami hle tho proper
certificate or certhcates With the propsr
apthorities to accomplish tha changA sn
HARRIET WELLS. s,er.tss,-
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
FOREIGN PORTS

ALGOA BAY. Jan 1l-Arrived str
Westport. New York.
Santa Ana. New York via Colon, etc.
ANTW ERP. Ian ls--Arrived strs Ko
man Prince (Br}, Norfolk; 1Ath. War
land lselej. New YORK; ''a" MonscaiT iT sS" Saw
York.
BATAvlA Jan 4-sailed: str sommels-
dyk G>rtchi. Npw York.
H1'ENpS aYHrS. Ian Ari.ive;i: Schr
Margaret Thomas, Bathurst. y E; str
'hatanoor". savannah via Jscksonviste
and Santos.
cADlz Jan u Arrived: Str c Lopez
Lopez (Spanl. New York.
cARnit'F. Ian li-Arrived: sir WINS
'h5 n2NImN nsT1!S"d jan M'' si1y,ys@ Via st s@n y
EAsTHAM, Jan ls-sa,lcd: Str Lake
Gadsden SsSl,,e !,fom Manchester. Norfolk.
a'Aosta ll,ai5, New ,Hs"- York via ia Napies pies
GiRRALTAn. Jan Ia Arrived: strs
Frankly (Br), New Orleans: City Of Han
kow lHs). New York for Calcutta. Sailed:
for New York: 18Th, Puget sound New
GoTnENbuRG, Jan Sailed: Str Son
va tSwcd), New York.
aNEENOCk, Jan l5--Arrivcd Str Ca
botia Nsr) Montreal.
~, lIAVRN. Jan l2;r,-Arrived: Str La savoic
rI'' .NeW lolh west HardaWay Norfolk );
18th War sikh (Rr), Port Arthur.
. HANHE, Jan 11-Saiied: str Lafayette
LISBON. Jan s--sailen: Str Lake Eli
cott, Hampton Roads
LIVERPOOL, Jan l5-ssiled: s,rs Ar
gala .Brl. Savannah; Canadian voyageur
(l3r), ST john, Il.
l.YT'rLETON. Jan l&--Arrived: sch
I.uZon. San Francisco
MANCHESTER, Jan l6--Saiied: Sir
Manciester Corporation (Br). 81 John
MElILLDNES. Jan Ii Arrived: Str
Santa olivia, New York via Balboa
MALES. Jan 9-Sailed Strs Belve-
dere utaD, Trieste fur New York; 10th,
Dante Aiieshisri ItaD. New York
NORKkOPlNG. Jan s-Sailed: str
sioinmen tswed). New York
SHANGHAI Jan l2,Arrived: Str
West cajoot. san Francisco Via Honolulu
and Yokohaina, Sailed. Str Royal Ar
row. San Francisco.
SPIcZIA. Jan a-Arrived: Str Dora
Ealtea (taD. PhiaI"lphin.
WEST HARTLEPooLD Jan l5--Arrived
Sch II G Hansen Portland, ore. VIA Enl
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Irauspurific 1luils

flc connecting mails clos" a, ',ie eon-
rr3l postoflico and city Han nustolllce stn-
ton, New Nork, at u. m, 'as folinws
Japan corta, China. siam. siberia.
Cochin 'hina. Netherlands East ludtt~ n'DI
Phi!ippip. Islands, via Vancouver and Vic
,".lr c.. per steamship Esnb.tas -.
Russia to-day.
HaWaii. Japan. Corea China Siam ST.
berih. coGhiu china Netherlands tust ti,-
dlcs and Prslppinc Islands. via San Fran.
cisco. rci steamship fcnAo Msrn. Jaisi.-
arN is
Hawaii VA san Francisco. Yer steam.
shin i.urtiue. .TanIA'v IN
japan corea, S.ana. s.am, Siberia.
''ochin china Nctherianps !5ast indies amA
Phtiippiue Islands. viu San Francisco. ;,ei
steamship Nile January =.
iiawai'. ftji Islands. New Zealand an
Australia. VIA NarccuNor and \tcto'iu. H.
e.. per steamship Niagara January -.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
BOARD or EDUCATION LECTt RES
Manhattan
Shipping News

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
pkhts,sALS

PROPOSALS
ASSOCIATED GAS AND ELECTRIC co
Pursuant To the shaking Fund provisions
or .rtiele Of the Trus, Agrctmeut date.
January l. 1919 by and bnl wren Asao
hated Gas ana a'ertric Company anc
1tlrliuy Trust Company. Trustee sealed
uropnsals for the sale TO Fidelity Trust
Company Trustee. MT price not TO ex
coed loae, OF the pnr value iheraof and
accrued interest. OF sufficient numbes
OF tho ais per cent t6G) bonds issued un-
der nuid Trust Agreement 10 take up the
sum of s5od0.0O win he received AT tho
of,ce Of said Trustee. a.a- -3al chestnu,
street Phliadelphla. until February n
1870, at ~ o'clock noon
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
Thtiadeiphia, January :. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17

Local Forecast.-Snow or rain and warmer
to-day; Tomorrow fair. colder by night in
creasinR east to south winds. shifting to west
and northwest, tonight. and becoming strong.
Local Official Record.-The following Off;
cial record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Due Tuesday

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail TO.fiav
New-York tribune., 1920-01-17
Humidity
Barometer Readings
General Weather Condition.

a. m so. l01 p. m.. .30.08lS .. m. 1888
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-17

best interest of the library fund to add
these accumulations to the principal.
with certain deductions hereafter
mentioned, and to treat the whole
amount SO accruing as principal and
apply the income thereafter arising
annually to the purchase of books and
supplies for the library. This course
will furnish a larger annual income
for the use of the library hereafter,
and seems to us a much better busi-
ness proposition than putting the
whole sum now on hand Immediately
into the purchase of books.
From the accumulated income now
on hand it win be directed that $1,000
be applied during the current year.
lending December 80 1920. for the
| purchase of books and such other sup
plies as the trustee may deem proper.
In addition, it is ordered that the
plaintiffs be paid from the fund $500
! as attorneys fees. The trustee being
somewhat in the position of a stake-
| holder between the city and the Com
mercial Association in this litigation,
| should not be required to pay his at
| torney wholly from his own funds,
and will be allowed to compensate
himself to the extent of $3.50 from
1.-THE accumulations to the fund. The
plaintiffs will have a decree against
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-17
DRAWINGS FOR YANKEE
TENNIS MEN ARE GOOD
CBy Associated Press.)

LONDON, June I7.-The .qpartet of
American tennis players entered in the
British championship tournament
which begins at the Wimbledon turf
courts on Monday are well placed in
the draw which was announced here
today. William NJ. Johnston of san
Francisco; r. Norris Williams II. of
Boston, and G. $. Garland of Pitts
burgh. meet J. NJ. Flavelle, n. Field
and o. G. TurnbulI, respectively in the
first round. The latter are not con-
sidered dangerous opponents by En-
glish authorities.
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia
Will face II. r. Russell of oxford
University who has won the varsity
/ blue in tennis and has an excellent
record in competition. Johnston will
be obliged TO play the veteran ]. C
/ Parke in the second round.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-17

the city for their costs and disburse
ments herein to the extent of $3.50, or
such lesser sum as may be taxed, 9TH
erwise the decree will be indicated in
our original opinion.
This disposes of the case and we
trust the animosities that this con-
troversy has engendered. will now be
laid aside. and that all parties to il
WIZ work together to make the be-
quest of Mr.. Sturgis an instrument
of good in. the community which he
so generously remembered in his
hours of sickness and in the shadow
Of impending death. ifi
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-17

Copyrighted for East oregonian Pub Co
. = + = =
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state OF onio. CITY or roiedo Lucas

state or 0nio. CITY or Toledo. Lucas
County--ss. r.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath thar he 10
senior partner OF the firm Of f. =. Cheney
iedo. County and State aforesaid, and that
said firm will pay the sum OF ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for any case of catarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
17i 1'' FRANK J CHENEY.
my swSFa iS eetf & s daS Rs of bsabsF
A. ID. 1889. = ~ 'sf Nv ~
tseaD A. w. Gleason. Notary Pubgc.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is taxi
en- internally and acts through the Blood
ON the Mucous Surfaces Of the SyeteIp.
Druggists, 75cs Testimonials free
=. J. Cheney q Coz Toledo. Chic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-17
"DIscREDITED AND FRIENDLEss"

&3(fAuR government diseredited and frendless
the nations of the WORLD, declares the repub-
hcan party in its national platform This is true ira
gealy rue and the whole moral and political responsibility
i' 'ss upon a republican senate.
power and prestige such nation in all history
tanned The American people the masters
the nobest in which such mastery achieved
for they were the moral masters In addition they the
dominant political and economic force. .s
They still held this unique position Wilson
returned from France with the treaty peace had
signed at Versailles In spite Of all the conflicting interests that
had to be reconced spite of all the racial eaouses
treaty of peace and covenant of the League
many accepted this treaty. All the other belgerents accepted
cause republican senate refused for partisan ray
treaty of peace negotiated by President Wilson,
At time when the white mans civilization hanging
balance at time when the guiding and sustaining influence
tona convention deals with treaty peace spirit
ward politics and leaves the Europe
OF the States Stands
could not be otherwise in the light Of the senae
Trozky betrayed the allies Brestovsk the bolshev
H exhausted and had except separate
with Germany. There
bv hatred onlv party insane with malice could he canabe of
this betrayal which by comparison certificate
thigh character and noble motives to Lenine and Totzk
The reayopeace plank that adopted at Chicago
careless compromise of bewdered
product Of conspiracy of republican senators who agreed in
Washington weeks what they would do and carried out their
compact at the Chicago convention All preens of being
aside Even the Lodge reservations abandon
peace stands committed against the only League of Nations
existence and the only league which the great nations have
able 1t has cheated the living and defraud
ed the dead in the most horrible of all If it's policies
prevail the United States will remain dscreded friend
among nations of the world in the final judgment of
history and will richly deserve its full of ignomny and
shame.-New York World. +. ).
. +
When Madame Melba into the wireless telephone
Chelmsford England her voice carried clearly for
miles In off Warsaw the Poles heard the
melody Christana and in Paris Photographic
Such progress in land where but few
ago in mailed suits with lances and swords
the erusades and people thought the earth flat
The court suggests that all factions drop
library subject In that suggestion the East
Oregonan joins most heartily We have constructive work
ahead and there is time for throwing bricks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-17
Why She Declined

Rejected Admirer Cbitterly): oh,
well. / was all broke up over a girl
once before.
Revue Lady: All, see. And some
Of the pieces were lost.-Blighty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-17
E4F.dsf @Ored0 d0ni6n\
- - &EsV1ggo -

AN INDEPENDh
Published Daily and Siml- weekly, az
Pendleton, Oregon, by the
EAST OREGONIAN PURLISHING CO.
. Entered at the postoffice az Pendle-
ton, Oregon. - eecond-claaB mail
IN SALE IN OTHER CITIES.
Imperial Hotel News stand. Portland
ONE FILE AT
ting.
Washington. d. c.. Bureau sol Four
tecath Street. N. w.
Member of tina Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republicatio of
all news dispatches credited TO IL or
not otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published here
An.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-17

(By Frank l. Stanton)
i shoula have known the wearisome sadyways,
Where now with falteTing feet walk alone
And found therein the triumph of my days;
! should have khon-
/ should have known the thorn hides near the rose
And that the song is brother the moan
Yet that star in tempest gows:
should have known,
Dear heart! should have known!
should have known. even in Fates iron thraT,
That grief is glory and that that though alone
Love is companonship and all-n-all:
/ should have known
Dear heart, should have knowni
ed fort he EpaS
Evening star., 1920-03-18

ter. Harding, Lenroot and owen !:
Cows. Cox, Sproul, Coolidge and Good
rich and Herbert Hover.
Evening star., 1920-03-18
REVISED CODE FOR D. C..
FAVORED BY THE HOUSE
Measure Indorsed by Bench and
Bar and Chamber of Commerce
Representatives.

RocoGification of the laws of the
District is authorized in n bill passed
b. he House yesterday by a viva voce
vote. This legislation has been before
Congress for five years. and seeks to
rovse he code of laws for the Ma
t.ora Capital. approved March 3, 1901,
This measure is indorsed by the
b nh and bar of the District and repre-
s. n atiyeS of the Chamber of Commerce
urg q the passage Of the bill at a hear
irs before the House Judiciary commit
t.".
IT provides for jury commission
o. thren residents of the District not
eng aged in the practice of law. ap-
pa5 Ted by the District supreme Court
This body would draw all petit and
G a nd jurors. The pay would be SO a
Il \ !, also amends the laws for
d a vins jurors and for their term of
vice.
inheritance. lunacy. burglar. rape.
uaury. negotiable paper livery stable
and equity laws are also amended.
It provides that no final decree OF
d dvorce shall he entered until ninety
days after the entry of an inter
lrrutory order. and every such inter
locutory order shall state that no an
nulment or divorce is awarded by il.
Al the expiration of ninety days a
final deere" shall be entered by tn"
court, provided it is applied for in
thirty days but it shall not he effec-
tive until the time allowed for taking
an appeal.