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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
Chalmers Is ss.a Per cent Perfect,

Inc famous lIOt-Spot ChaIWoTs
mas again made record for Itself,
sccording TO the statistics compiled
N tho Chambers service department
covering the period or its prpduc-
non from January l. 1918, 20 The
present date. During that time 4
.as 9S.3 per cent perfCct record
Iom service adjustment stand
p0int.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29
Mn,wcll HAS Interchanrcnole nodics

All Maxwell truck bodies are in
terchanEeable with the same plat
form. according TO L. c. Freeman,
executive engineer for the Maxwell
Motor company. The has a 10-foot
loaSne space and the bodies are
adaptable to many different uses
both In tho. city and country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-29

a feminine inventor TX the patcn-
tee OF a cap that also serves as a
bag for carrying a bathing suit. the
Htrap ihai passes under the ohin
forming the handle Of the bag.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Hunger Striker A6Ij,ldged
Sane by Federal Court

Salmon conscientious objector who
has been on q hunger strike at st. Eliz-
abeth Military Hospital for the Insane
here since July IS, was held to be of
sound mind to-day by Justice Bailey, of
the District of Columbia Supreme
Court.
The ruling on Salmon's sanity dis
poses OF the first count of the habeas
corpus proceedings by which Salmon's
attorneys and the Civil Liberties
League of New York seek to obtain his
release.
The second count of the proceedings,
directed against the War Department,
alleges that Salmon was Illegally con-
victed because he had not been induct-
ed into service at the time of his court
martial and hence was not within the
jurisdiction of the military authorities.
Ruling on this count was deferred by
the court for week pending submis-
sion of tho court-martial records.
Salmon, whose home is in Denver, in
The meantime will remain at st. Eliza
beth's, but would make no statement as
to whether he would continue the hun
ger strike which for eighty-fve days
has been urbroken except by occasional
forcible feeding.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Chinese Consorlillm Discussed
BY Geddes at State Denartmenf

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Sir Auck-
land Geddes, the British Ambassador,
and Sir Charles Adds, London
banker. conferred to-day with Under
Secretary Davis, at the State Depart
ment, regarding the Chinese consor-
tlum in which the American bankers
are associated with those of Great
Britain, France and Japan.
Progress on plans to make the con-
sortium effective has not been as salts
factory as was hoped when the agree
ment was formulated and it was under
stood that to-day's conference was
arranged with view to Fastening
those steps.
Kijuro shidehara, the japanese Am
bassador, also called at the department
during the day, but whether his visit
had to do with the consortium was not
disclosed
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
HELP WANTED FEMALE


BURROUGHS
Operators are placed irnmedst.iv .,
paying positions after cornpletsnr onr soc
cisI three weeks course Of rbs'r,etIa, slsf
BURROUGHS CALcuLA TT NJ. a As.T ssgn "a
BOokKEEPING MACfFIEps W.
Day Or Evening Classes EroroiI "
BURROUGHS SCHOOL FOR OPEP kTo-,.
2i7 broadway New York Cor v..ct
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Navy Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Barry. 1t. Comdr. J. R.. to Washington.
Draining, Gun. f., TO Washington.
cooiey It, 7. r. to e. {. s. S SUN sumnsr mgs'
Diamond, Chf. Pharm. j. X, to Santo Do
Dilion It, s E., to Z. s. s. Dolphin.
ilte, Ems $ W, to pacinc neet
French, Bo's'n s, to q. s. S. Scota.
GreenweA 1t. tJ. g. D., to san Francisco.
Hall, LIZ. Comdr. r. A, to Annapolis
Holland, 80 5 A. D.. TO L. S. S. Turkey
hudson, EMS. r. C., to L. s. s. Nevada
i-.nsiey, L. Goindr l.. n, to Baltimore.
Mcdonald Ems r. A., to sub. chaser 444.
Mullen, Il. g. ca Z. f.. to dest. div. is.
Oldendori 1t. Comdr J. b. to U. s. S
Pa1lss. f:ns. a. NJ. to Z. s S: o'Brien.
Wnittier, cary. 4. r. to & S. s, Seattle.
Wiegins, Chi Pharm. r. b., TO Santo Do
Wilson. Ems. D. II. to L. s S. Wyoming.
Maniey Comdr. NJ. L. TO dest. div. %.
Bartlett. Ems y. NJ, 10 Z. :. S. Morris.
brandon, Ems. !. o, TO L. 5. 5. Gamble.
huIser It. r. S.. 10 l. :. $. McDermot.
Ciaia il. g. ca d. II, to L. S. 5. Gam
carr Com " e. to L S S. Badger.
pixor..- 1T. 81. O. W f. A, to L. S. s.
penng. it. Com. A. D. to command De-
Frensen. 1t. Com. r. f. to l. S s.
Good. 1T. Com. H H. TO Destroyer Div 90.
Gerlon Gun. y f, to [. 5. ;. Gamble.
her@lnss1. 1t E. G., to L. ). $. Mont
Hae It, 6. CD s. E.. to L S S
johnson. 1T. Com. l. P. to L. s S. Gam
kane Gun : a 70 L s < Rar.s-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Continued li,gasIaa
Demand U1ssetiles
Prices of Cotton
October Contracts Sell
Sharply Lower on REPORTS
OF Shipments From Sous.,.
Trade Outlook Gloomy

inc feature in the cotton market vos~
teTday was the Weakness Of October
After selling at 29.9oc carly the price
Oh that delivery broke to 29c in the
ia'e trading, making decline Of 1o4
points from the close of Thursday. and
the closing bid was 22.90c.
This decline reelected no great vol
ume of offerings, but there we're few
buyers for the spot month and the
break was accompanied by rumors that
cotton was coming here from the South
Tor delivery. Other months were rel
aNvely steady, but were pulled down
by the spot month weakness, with Be
cember declining from 2202c to 2i.49c,
and closing al 21.c4c. The general
market closed barely steady. ct a net
decline of ia points on October and
OF III to SO points ON later deliveries.
The mldweek rallies appeared to have
lett the market in a better balanced
technical position, and orders were
pretty well divided during the earlier
trading, with business quiet.
Fall River advices estimating sales
Of print cloths for the week at only
10000 pieces were considered particu-
larly disappointing, and there were re
fcrts OF increasing New England mill
curtailment, while some of the Caro-
lima mills were said to be planning
to close down fer thirty days
Southern spot markets as officially
reported hardly bore out the talk CT
frmer turn in the situation. Prices
were unchanged to 100 points lower,
with the price Of middling. cotton at
Houston down to 21.75c, compared with
22.90c the closing quotation of Octo-
Der in the New York market
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and rs points lower, at 24.50c for
middling. No salos were reported.
The range Of prices follows:
THURSDAYS g
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Pressure Renewed
On Wheat Futures; f;
Prices Again Drop
General Absence of Conf
dence and Selling Against
Canadian Receipts Factors
u. s. Report Bullish

The wheat market was under prcs-
sure during the greater part of the dsy
and While closing prices showed gains
from the lowest of over cents. a
bushel, they were 5A to 51sc below
the final Of Thursday, 195'a for
December
There appeared to be a general alb
sence of confidence on the long side
and there was persistent selling by
the Southwest, which was believed to
be in the form of hedges against
country acceptances. There was also
selling against large Canadian re-
ceipts and the export demand was less
active. total sales amounting to only
about 100000 bushels.
Under ordinary conditions the pov-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

ernmcnt crop report ould be con-
sdcred bullish, but the trade last
night felt doubtful If It will have
more than moderate influence on
values.
Cash premiums were a trihe lower,
although it was the opinion of leading
cash handlers that any attempt, to
buy large quantities Of wheat would
bring about quick upturn.
In the local cash market No. 2 d
an. No. ard were quot'd at S2.22
elf. track Now York
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

DIVIDEND NOTICES
ANACONDA CorrEK MINING {

DIV IDLN = No 81
42 Broadway. New York. Sept 9S. 1920.
The Board OF Directors of the Anaconda
Copper Mining Company has declared
dividend OF one Dollar ($l0o) per share
upon its Capital Stock Of the par value Of
$50 per share. payable on November end
1920. to holders OF such SHARES Of record
at the close of business at II o'clock Noon
ON SATURDAY. October ltth.' 1890
The dividend Is payable only upon tho
$50 shares into which t.e Capital stock is
now divided.
All stockholders who have rot converted
tneir holdings into shares Of 500 par Value
sneuid do 50 without delay In order that
tney may receive their dividend promptly
\. II. MEL1N. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
INDIANA rsrE LINE COMPANY.

september 25th 1920
4 dividend OF two dollars Per share has
'een declared on the capital stock Of his
tompary payahie November l5 1920. TO
stockholders OF record az Inc close OF busl-
ness Octohsr Esd. 1890
All communications reeardine payment ar
change OF address should Ne SEM TO the
undersisned not later than November Sth
f920.
GEOKGE cHrsEBRO' Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

further hedging agains, country offers as
we'll as selling, which was believed to bo
dicatcd yield OF 1,44s. .3ec 900. compared
With last months estimate of i442.0o Co.,
oo0 oo and last years final crop of 1,243.,
$4,000. In the local cash market No. ]
white was quoted at 66c; No. white SIC; ;
no. white, Csc; No white. SIC; fancy
clipped white. CO G7oc ordinary clipped
white. 65c; all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
NO 'T wRits 1ns eosS' ss ' soss $780, SsSi
Chicago
Nay SsSs"D:: : Ssss Sss ssSs ssS :77ss7s
Yesterday's Previous year
New York; close. close ago
No West. ST.; $50 slo2 s1.56A
Flour and Mca1-Csuotations were
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close. ago.
spF'1s ,3s p ga3s1'; 4 r 10 ,,o,s@,,so so,
5000 $40 5000 $40 a.sO@ -
5000 go o5o@1ooo 1859 7.5o
$4,000 - 5000 - 44.oo@ -
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter-Receipts, $500 packages Cream
cry higher than extras, ID, s4epGtisc; ex
sras srs 92 score 65@62hc drsts 80 to 81
q sic; seconds. SO to 81 score 476 49c;
lover grades, 45@ CSC; Danish casks. 81 z
a m5Sc; unsalted, higher than eNtras, 6G4
o1c; extras 64I Csc; hrsts. 81 @65c sec
onda, 4SGo5Oc, state dairy tubs. finest, Gl
W62c good to prime, 54WG0c; common to
i"da c'rrn, , =, ,9 20
onds. 80 n 40c; lower grades 81 u 3Sc. pack
Ing stock, current mako, No. l. 39Qp39hc;
No. 2, Ssc; lower grades, 95@S7c.
Chccsc-Eccatnte p299 boxes state
whole milk. hcl9 iats speciaIs s H. ssis@ %'
2q1ac. overayo nm o7 II n osr.' fr,ch .ne
ciaia % Il n, Soc. ayerana nm 81 ~ o7 Il
.lnwnr rra1,nc n1 o,osILr, t.ins hcii sne
ri,Is % " n, ~ IL ~ ,o ''' r,,n ~ IN
2Sc: Nisconsin fresl twins 81, n, 81 4. y.
nonblc 'if Dasies frss tresh or ns a. IS e Yoame
specng gGas pes Sdc ~ TO to shoee ss s1q ism
1riSf. coi, oand ~, i'''' ,o1,1.Irr. ,o,~s.
,,ra1os in' ~ so''' - 49, '0'N
tEgs-Roceipts. IA ,29o cases. Fresh gath
cred, extras, dozen. - n roc, extra frsts,
66 5pGSc. hrats ca az Csc, seconds 5SU6lc.
undergrados. 4SM5ic, dirties. 40. J. 50i
sic; checks, fair to choice, dry. fGa 47c.
refrigerator special marks. fancy, 80 u a
SOC hrsts. 53 z a 56c, seconds, 50p53c;
whites, sterilized "a G065c; state. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby Western, hennery whites,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

tr,r.' "a 70 80 years FOR office work
,,r hours a m. TO a. m experience
Wunn,eicessafy call after 3 a m ar "a
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
SURROCATEs' NOTICES

FECk, REBECCA GIN PURSUANCE
. or an order OF Hon. John p CohaiRn .
surrogate of the County OF New York.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all per
sons having claims asa4ust HEBECCA O.
deceased. 70 present the same with vouch-
ers thereof u the subserl hers at iheir
place of transacttng business al tho once
OF FutneE, Twombly ~ Pufney. their es-
torneys. al Rector Street. in tho Borough
OF Manhattan, in the City OF New YORK:
state OF New York, or before tbs -
DAY or November. 1920
Dated. New York. April 90. 1920.
FRANCIS " PECK.
lREN e d. LUDI.UM.
Executors
PuTNEY. TWOMBLY & PUTNEY. A.
torneys Tor E1ecutors. once PoS-
once Address Rector street. Bof.
~ugh OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
Moss. FRANK.-IN PURSUANCE OF Az
order Of Honorable John p Cohalsr.
SUI gtte rf the County OK Soy York.
Ntl l'E IL BY given L. al persons hsy-
lns claims against Frank Moss late q 10
county OF New York. decea sd 10 present
the same NIL vouc hers thereof 20 the sub
scrloer. al her place Of transacting busi-
ness, al the office OF Moss Marcus G Weis
her attorneys at No 223 Broadway IN ths
Slty or New York. on or before the is,b
day OF January next
Dated. New YORK. tho End day OF JBly.
ELIZABETH 7. MOSS rxeoutriS
MOSS. MARCUS a WELs. 253 Broad
way. New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

HOTEL HAMPTON
122D STREET AND THIRD AVE.
SELECT HOTEL for GENTLEMEN ONLY
Newly furnished single and double
rooms, electricity. steam heat, bath In
cluded. Rooms 81. s1.5o and up. Special
rates by the week.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
OFFICE or THE
United Gas Improvement Co.

y. ". JotNtr Broad and Nrch ~frccfs
PhiladelphiS. September $. l9g0
The Directors have tnis day declared a
quarterly dividend or two per cent. Isl
r,r share) on the Common Stock ot this
company, payable October u.s. 1890 10
elders Of Common Stoch OF record az tas
close ot business September so. 1920
Checks VIII be mailed
/. w. NORRIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Cotton statistics

liverpool tnbIes-SD0i c0ff0n duW' az 7S
points decline. middHng, 17.7id. Sales.
2,0G0 bales. American 1000 bales. Imports,
1000. all American. Tenders, new docket,
1000 bales. Futures opened quiet is to
&c points decline. Clos q quiet. a 20 to SO
points decline. October Ic.49d, Decern Der,
l6.25d, January. 15.1ld; March. 15.S2d.
May. 15.59d. Manchester: Yarns dull and
easier. cloths dull
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
SITUATIONS WANTED FEWAiP
Professi sionaA
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

ARTIST OF ability. With some experience in
decoration, wishes work with mural dee
orator L 7G7, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANT GD--Some security house or indl-
Viduai to build first cold roll milk dryer
anu promote company. Patents are worth
Zen zen mltiions. Write fully. IL. r Frsnzea.
Mllk ENnert. Akron. Lancaster Co Pa
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Ex dividend.
Philad delphia
Bonds

$1,000 Ell &, Pc T IS 54 81 "a ss
600 Lehigh Valley
gen cons Is 7l2. 7ls 7., 80.
1000 Phia Electric = Is
lst 5s ........ Ssla S3ls So So
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Markets in Other Cities
Baltimore


$4,000 Cons c ref 5s 74M IS 749. Is
1000 Cons Gas IS. 95 95 50 95
1000 ElAhorn Gs 81 81 9l 81
900 Ga & S Fla 5s. 50 so so 50
1900 G. & A cons 5s so so 50 so
1900 Houst @ ID 6s. 9S u 9Sia 9Sla 9S I:
1000 United Ry 5s.. GA "a Ga "a
1000 United nv ines 48 AS 4S 4S
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Corn Market Declines
Under Selling Pressure

The corn market was weak and lower,
closing with net losses Of 1& to 4
cents. There was heavy pressure from
the country and the cash situation gave
evidences Of pronounced weakness. The
demand was slow and stocks are now
heavy at leading primary points.
In tho local cash market No. 2 yellow
corn was quoted at $1.14A No. mixed
$l.12A c. i. f. New York 10 days ship
mcnt.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Tlaursday's

Coffee Fun ureS - Noii'e continued 4i
break into new low ground ior the move
ment. there being no Incentive to buy con
tlacts and little desire to sell aggressiNcly
The local spot demand was quiet.
The range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

CLERKS AND TYPTSTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE Insurance.
COMPANY
Girls II years of age and over
Hours TO $50 o'clock
Saturdays 9 TO IL o'clock
Luncheons served free
Salary to start s12.0e
Abilities of clerks reviewed each six
months Those of average ability shoulc
be receiving from. SIS to SIS per week after
the second review. The variation In due to
difference in clerical work
Free classes conducted in Typewriting
Stenography and Dicta phone Operating.
Apply in Person between 9 and 4:30 clock
Room 6033. Metropolitan Building
J Madison Ave. Cat 23rd St.). New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Standard Oil Stocks

&c ~" 4UtN MUG ana MOIt sa Ge.
<lncludes American Trust N'3ml
81 tuN az.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Furniture
Typewriters
AUCTION SALES

NoTlCE-I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
auction, pursuant TO the terms ~ q GER
taln lslll Of sale executed March 9th 1927,
BEL " ZEN katherine 5. Cook. as tho part-
Ni the first part. AND Henry Schlag ani
oharles Metzger. parties OF the second
part Certificate 10. II, 10 shares Of STOCK
or the Steel Treating. Hardening < Ms
chihe CO. Inc. Of Charles Netxger. Ger
ricSte NO. u, shares OF stock of the
steel Treating. Hardening & Machine Co..
Inc. OF Henry Schlag
JOSEPH FINK. Auctioneer.
MONDAY. OCTOBER lITU 1920. 9 A 81.
at lsss Webster Avenue New York City.
,' 80 -oon hNtures. tables, chairs. under chattd
mortgage inade by John Dahmloss 70 III,
John Eichler Brewing Company dated
october 9Th. 1870, 10 secure s. 600 and n-
.e.est, ueisut having been made in such
payment after due demand.
Dated, New York. October eth 1920.
..o ARTHUR BONNER. Auctioneer
oo3 fnloon St, Brooklyn. New York CNy.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
A. Wanted
Wanted
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

LOST-Monday morning. subway, silver
neck chain pendant set with turQoise
matrlx stono": suitable reward. Phone
Mornin Ssido 345.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
New York City bonds
: . y III'. y 0
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered FORM
not Interchangeable. Coupon bonds reg IS
terabe.
Form. Rate and Maturity. Bid Ask. Yield
Haeh iehmsy sn Imp ~ s l's1 sss 1So 1892 Ss
Hiehway imp. as 1865 81 81 z.4S
Barge c Term, 4As. 1915. 94 81 40
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago.
No. yellow. $1.14% $l154 ti.56A
Chicago
October - $751; 9Oi, 135%
December 49,. S4l5 SG7s 122i1
oats--Thc oats market was easy, closing
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Army Orders


From The 4'ibune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct 8.-Army orders
ssued to-day follow:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-25
ACCORD KFRRIGAN SPLENDID
SUPPORT IN BAL.ZAC STORY

An outstanding feature Of ]. War
rem Kerrigans latest Brunton produc-
ton, "The Dream Cheater," now show
ing at the Pastime Theatre, and dis
tributed by w. w. Hodkinson, is the
perfection of it's casting. Some OF the
best known players of the screen and
two former stars of the legitimate
stage support Kerrigan in this picture
AS Brandon McShane, scholar,
dreamer and philosopher, Kerrigan de-
parts entirely from light comedy and
romance and gives the public real
glimpse of his abalities as a dramatic
actor. McShane is a writer OF soclai
and economic problems. Upon the
loss of his father and the family for
tune. he becomes wanderer OF the
streets, spending his nights in cheap
tenement apart from his friends. one
dav he meets a mysterious Persian
prince, who gives him magic tails
man. Although this charm has the
power to bring its owner anything ne
may wish for MeShane soon finds IL
an obsession. He becomes half-crazed
with dread of It, Finally a girl ap'
pears. who starts him on the road tc
happiness.
FRITZ Brunette, the talented young
| acrtess who played opposite kerrlgan
in 's30,00O" and THE Lord Loves the
| Irish" does. some splendid work a.
Pauline Mahon," the little sunshine
maid Of the tenement. Through hei
influence McShane shakes off his
superstitious dread and frees hlmsell
from the magic talisman.
Joseph j. Dowling, who was starred
in Klaw and Arlanger's New YorR
presentation of "The Kentucky Colon
el' and featured in the Miracle Man,
is exceIlently cast as the subtle Orient
al, Prince Shib. Alice Wilson per
forms with her usual finess as MIN
Gascoigne," leader Of radical group
and Thomas Guise does some clever
character work in the role Of the rheu'
matte old rounder, "F'itzGeorge."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-25

tory. Is shown in Nurse Marjorie
the new Mary Miles Minter picture
for Realart Pictures Corporation
which is the feature attraction at the
Alta Theatre for today.
Nurse Marjorie is an adaptation
of a successful play by the interna-
tional known playwright, Israel Zans-
will, whose 1.-The Melting Pot was a
sensational success in this country
when published and produced some
years ago.
Much time and discrimination was
given to the careful selection OF the
characters to appear in this big scene
which shows Lady Marjorie, played
by Miss Minter, breaking from her
proud and aristocratic family to un-
dertake the useful career as nurse.
The relatives in this family scene
at Donegal Hall were recruited from
the actual nationalities required for
tho atmosphere and locale Of the story
and were al Typical Irish and English
actors, selected on a basis of their
physical adaptability to the parts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-25

Ms. John Heath returned from The
Dalles where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. r. Riggs.
Mr and Mrs, A. s. Kennedy return
ed from Helix. Mr. Kennedy was
working for the Warren Construction
Co He is now employed in Che store
Ioort.
Bessie Heath Ruth Ellis, Roscoe
Heath and Elmer Williams were Pen
dleton visitors Sunday.
Little Kennedy Bessie Heath. Mrs
Billie Roberts anG son Teddy. George
/ Roberts and Mrs. Mcdaniel, were Pen
dleton visitors saturday.
Mrs. L. Livingston and Nykee Eng
Iiish were Tendleton visitors Saturda!
! afternoon. n
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-25

a schoolroom scene was being
shot, and in order to inject some
pep into tho PROCEEDINGS, Director
Harley Knoles suggested that the
thirty or more children present sing
America" He was surprised to
learn that only struggling few knew
the song lie substituted THE star
Spangled Banner" and only one or
two could get through the first few
bars. In despair, Mr.. Knoles asked
tho children what they could sing,
Bubbles" was the response from sew
oral. So Bubbles" II was, and the
hearty. full-throated chorus served
the directors purpose exceliently.
Guilty Of Love- is a stirring do
mestio drama with more than ordi-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-25
TEXAS MEN ARE NEW
RESIDENTS IN RIETH
CEast oregonIan Specially

RIETH, Oct. 25.-John Heath and
son Frederick recently returned after
visiting with friends and relatives In
Arkansas and Texas. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. Heaths brother, w.
A. Heath and children. of Mortified.
Texas. John Heath returned to his
work Sunday night. w. A. Heath and
son expect to be employed at the
round houge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-25
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA
HOLDS SECESSION RIGHT

CAPETOWIN, Union of South Afri-
ca, Oct. 25.-The Free State Nation
llist congress has adopted resolutions
proclaiming the sovereign will of the
people Of the Union of South Africa,
their right TO self determination, their
right to secede from Great Britain or
break any existing bond between the
Union and Great Britain, and deelar-
ing opposition to closer imperial
Inion.
The resolutions advised, however,
that no decisive steps regarding seces-
lion be taken unless majority OF the
people express such desire through
! referendum.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-25
DATTLESH|P OKLAHOMA
WINS EXCELLENCE PRIZE

WASHINGTON. oct. 95. - "a. P)--
The battleship Oklahoma, attached TO
the Atlantic fleet, has been awarded a
Lror ~ trophy for excellence in small
arms practice for battleships for the
year ,nding last June 80.
o, Grating conditions in both tho
Pacific and Asiatic fleets during the
year we're such that only a very I'm
tied amount OF small arms practice
wal conducted. the navy department
announced today and no trophies were
awarded ir those fleets.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-25
BoOTLEGGER BURNS BRIDGE.

GILFORD. Mont. oct. 25.-tA. P)
Pursued by the officers. who were
raining steadily. an alleged bootleg
ger stopped and set fire to the county
bridge crossing the MIX river at
symptom, destroying 1t according to
words received here. The fire will
inconvenience greatly the farmers in
hat section. VINO -lzlll have 10 -dFiSe- so
IFilsHuuEoT1EnNll szay win 1tnaiz sffilIll
as the bridge cannot be replaced this
fall,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-25

nary appeal. Miss Dalton is support
ed by good cast, headed by Edward
Langford as leading man. 1t is a
Paramount Aircraft picture.