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BlOomlngdale-
Owner leaving city. this house OF z
rooms, reception hall and bath must Oe
sold splendid furnace; ample garage
room; newly papered throughout' new
back porch; in an excellent neignoor-
hood and pleasant surroundings. fr1ce.
1880: only 81, 600 cash and small
monthly payments.
North Columbia Heights
A strictly all modern house with Q
rooms and bath. constructed OF Dfick;
excellent furnace. elec. lights. large
front porch and rear pofches; ample
room for garage: occupied by owner.
Price, So. 600; food terms.
Corner of 9TH and Quincy
This house has 8 rooms and bath re-
ception hail. hardwood noors ana trim
throughout: splendid terms: rrice'
In 23OO Block of 18th St
A three-family apartment house that
will prove paying investment; apis:
Of rooms and bath each; one apt: OF
rooms and bath: h.-w.h.. elec. lights;
ample room for garage: one apt Will be
vacant Oct. l. Price, $12.OOO; interesting
terms.
Briehtwood Park
seven-rOom and bath brick house.
with hot-water heat. elec. lights, garage
completely detached. with large yard.
WILL A M S
1dOO New VO
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
DLETON, INC,
Phone Main 1923.

Price. s., 5,25o-BLOOMINGDALE Just little
OF North Capitol street. This house Is
located in one of the most desirable
blocks and contains six rooms and bath.
furnace heat and gas light. The owner
will accept reasonable terms OF sale.
Price, SIS, ,O00-yIRGINIA HOME. Just a
short drive out and a wonderful place.
The house is beautiful. having nine
rooms and bath, with all the latest i'm.
provements and there are 3h acres OF
ground. highly improved. The owner. an
Army officer, has been ordered away
and is anxious for a qpuick sale.
Price 50. .500-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Near
13tli and Euclid sts. Three-story, bay
window, ressed- brick. located on he
corner Of an alley and having side light
This contains nine rooms and bath, not
water heat, and has just been put In
nerfect condition. Not vacant and easy
terms can be arranged.
Price. SIS. .OOo-CHEvY CHASE, D. c. A large.
detached home, thoroughly modern ana
situated on n lot 100x130 feet This
contains eleven rooms and beautiiui
hath hardwood floors, electric lights,
hot-water heat. and the grounds are very
attractive 1t is now vacant
III .FTON. INC.
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FOR SALE

FUN SALE-
Downtown Home-$6,25O.
s large rooms and bath on wide ave. II. W. :
bay-windOw brick lot to alley: widest home in
block newly papered and painted; vacant pos
session at once. Act quick this.
Big Bargain-$8,35O.
Another downtown home near Washington
Circle; 0 rooms and bath furnace and gas:
stone front. This Is semi-detached. and
worth much more: vacant: possession Mt once.
Terms both Of these. Investigate.
L. B. BROWN CO.,
1911 st, NV Franklin 1888.
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81. 9OO-6 ROOMS. BATH, PORCH; VACANT
$7,5O0-7 rooms. colonial and sleeping porches;
tiled batt; gas and electric light.
$7.5O0-l4 rooms. bath: h.w.h. central.
F.. A. PRESTON, Fendall bldg. NJ. 1904
Near Cor. OF 9th & P SITS. NV.
Modern two-story. eight-room brick dwelling !:
cellar and wide alley; room for a two-ma-
chine garage. Price. $1,000.
Now Nacant-Immediate
Possession.
For terms see
l.. NJ. KING.
BIT 6th ST. NV.
Phone Main 5975.
OWNER. LEAVING CITY, MUST DISPOSE OF
attractive. modern six-room horse. near 18th
and Randolph sts. NV; garage: terms il de-
sired. To inspect. etc. address Box Ok, Star
ONCE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MANY ATTRACT
i've homes. number offered exclusively;
suitable for doctor. having frontage on 2
streets. near Conn. ave. and Fla. ave. NV.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Phone NJ 4587. 1413 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
rA>AA--A
HEDGES & NIL
1884 H St. NV.

Price ss.s5o-GEoRGETowN Very desir-
ably located. East Of 31st st. and not
far from Montrose Park, six-room
and bath colonial type house; in very
good condition; large front porch and =
good sized rear yard to paved alley.
This is a very attractive little home.
Price, $12. 12.5OO-wASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Near 18th and California SITS. A three
story. bay-wif dow. pressed brick house.
containing ten rooms. two baths hot
water heat and electric lights. There Is
also room for garage. 1t Is now vacant
and convenient terms Of sale will be ar
Price. ss.ooo-Mr. PLEASANT. Located in
one of the incest blocks Of this Sec
tion. A thoroughly modern home. hay
ing six rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
. electric lights colonial front porch. rear
porches, and a brick garage on a paved
alley. This is occupied by the owner.
who will vacate shortly.
Price. S12. .OOO-CHEvY CHASE. ND Detach-
ed home; well located: entirely modern;
containing eight rooms and bath. and Is
situated on a beautiful lot Of about "
an acre, with attractive trees, flowers
and shrubbery. There is also garage
and possession will be given shortly.
HEDGES & MIL
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Columbia Heights .
SEMI DETACHED. rooms and re-
ception hall. with bath. hot-water heat.
electric lights, two open freplaces colo
nial front porch, double rear porches;
ample garage room. Price, $13,50O; splen-
did terms.
Bloomingdale-
A good buy at $500. rooms and
bath: good furnace and other modern
facilities: electricity to house: hardwood
floors and trim: complete laundry equip
ment; immediate possession. Only 81 600
cash and monthly terms.
Fairlawn Manor
Between Brightwood and Takoma
Park. a detached six-room bungalow
brand-new; tile bath. h.-w.h.. elec.
lights: in a rapidly growing exclusive
residential section: large lot: fine lawn;
big garden. Price, $3.50; convenient
terms.
Near Eastern Star Home
This home has rooms and bath. elec.
lights. garage for . ears: house in ex-
cellent condition throughout: shade trees.
fruit trees, large garden. Prices 50 500;
terms.
Near Park Road and 11th St,
Six rooms tand tile bath, hot-water
heat, electric lights, hardwood floors and
trim; colonial front porch: rear porches.
This house is vacant and in excellent
condition. good buy at $500; on
most attractive terms.
PHI L Ii p S.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

" v Ed MGN1 xhUfEhTY.
$l1, 500.
Renting for $1,560 a year; 4-famil,-apt. :;
lot 32x15O; 20-ft alley; frst-ciass white
tenants; no janitor required; a strictly first
class investment.
$4,000.
Renting for 800 a month; business prop
erty near 10th and G sts. !; an opportunity to
purchase q property bringing large income,
$11, 600.
Renting for $110 a month; 2-family ant ::
large lot; square from 18th st. and Park I'd.
$500.
Renting for 5000 a year; II rooms and cei.
lar: lot 20x120: Q st. NV
$6,5OO.
Renting for $50 a month: a 3-story building
on q business street NV.
$500.
Rents for $40 a month; rooms: hot.yater
heat; 27x100.
Send for a complete list Of investment prop-
critics, apartments, dwellings, business; they
will pay you a larger rate Of interest than Vol,
prospects of an enhancement in yafue.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
on g ST. NV. OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT
printing offce-Two-story brick dwelling
s.. 900: $1,000 down. balance ON time. This
property has big future
II. 1854. 4 ]. MILLS. COS eth<st.a.v.
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NEW HOUSES.
sol to 5l7 Kentucky ave. Sc.
6 rooms, h.-w. h., cleo. lights !;
deep lot to paved alley; double
porches terms if desired. Ask
the man who owns one.
For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Main 552o. 600 N. Y. ave. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSEssION-LARGE HOUSE.
Il rooms. two-story garage; lot s7xls.; SIT,
on csp s1a Hin .t
~ william 4. ELLIS. i412 6 st. NV.
1921 s ST NW.-BY OWNER; ATTRAC-
tive i1-room house; complete apis; auto
light. large garage in rear Will sell furnish
ed or unfinished. Owner leaving city. ocs'
DETACHED HOME on A LARGE LOT WITH
garage in fine NV section; large Dearooms' s
sleeping porch. 2 baths; pretty interior deco
immediate possession. Price, $12.5
Main 1920. 3o9-1I Davidson bldg
h-w.h.; electricity; ami; excellent location;
possession; 81 $50; terms. OWNER. Columbia
7S65-W. ,11'
FOR SALE-COLORED; OP-
portunity to secure a real home,
having 9 rooms and bath, large
front and rear yards, located at
New Jersey and Rhode Island
aves. NV; thoroughly remod-
eled. Price, $3.50; terms very
easy.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4S46. IsIA K st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.

GOOD HOUSE, BRICK. ROOMS, ALL RE-
paired and painted; will exchange my equity.
$500 for automobile and cash. Address Box
ism, Star Office. 15s
JUST OFF 18th sT.-11 ROOMS, BATHS.
upstairs kitchen; electricity; splendid furnace:
room for garage. Easy terms. Price SIS. 600.
RICHARDSON GIBsON. 1910 n st.
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W LA M S. P H IL L P S
Na,r

1909 New York Ave NV.
Phone Main 90.
You can buy home monthly less than the rent
demanded similar property We have large list of homes
in all sections of the city and will be glad to show you
o1umhi Heioh htc-
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PETWORTH.
8-Room House.
2O6 UPSHUR ST.
PFTWORTH

81 5OO. TAYLOR st.; 6 rooms, tile bath: colo
nial porch double rear porches; all modern i'm
provements; lot 142 feet deep to wide paved
alley.
loniel porches: deep lot to alley.
$500: Shepherd st.; modern; rooms ana
bath bargain ut this price.
81. 500: Quincy ST.; 10 rooms and bath; cabi-
net ma ntels and open CRATES in parlor and din
ing room: servants and laundry rooms; good
lot to wide paved alley.
W. G. DUvALI-
1925 Woodward building.
NO. 1851 VERNON ST. VACANT tMODERNl.
TWO STORY BRICK; EIGHT ROOMS AND
RATH; HOT-WATER HEAT; PORCHES.
l.. w. GROoNES. 1918 + ST.
S917 Sth N.W.-PETWORTH-VA 8 R..
h.-w.h.; electricity; screens: awnings; porches
and garage. OWNER at 716 Shepherd ut. NV.
SIS 18th st. n.e.-6 rooms. brick. latrobe.
&26 End st. n,e.-6 rooms, frame, large lot.
QWNER Box ND Sas -o0ce> .
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y ~
CHOICE PROPERTIES
CAREFULLY SELECTED
And Well Worth the Prices
Asked.
Mt. Pleasant and Columbia
Heights Sections.
$13,5OO.
In Mt. Pleasant. west Of 18th ST.: 2-story
brick house. having large rooms. modern
bath, cement front porch. large sleeping porch,
open dreplaces. hot-water heat and electric
lights; immediate possession; very convenient
terms will be arranged. There is room for
garage.
$4,000.
This is your opportunity to secure a 9-room
brick house completely detached, on 18th ST.,
just north Of Columbia fd and within a block
Of the Mt. pleasant car line. This property is
now vacant and can be bought very at
tractive terms.
$4,000
A house you should inspect at once Locat-
ed within one block Of 18th and Columbia rd;
3-story. modern home. containing, large
rooms; occupied by owner who will give i'm
mediate possession. Don't fail to see this one.
Residences in Downtown
Sections.
.$13,5OO.
Within one block Of Dupont Circle; unusual
ly attractive Broom and 3-bath house. in ex-
eellent condition. This property Ia now
cant and immediate possession is assured.
$4,000.
A desirable home. just OF 18th st., contain
ing rooms and 2 baths. This property is
discriminating buyer. Owner occupant b. anx-
ious to sell and has set this low price for q
quick sale. Room for garage.
$4,000.
Vicinity Of 18th and n sts., within walking
distance Of govt. depts.; English basement
house, 8 rooms and 2 baths and modern in
every particular; immediate possession.
Residences in Petworth and
Vicinity.
$3.50.
An absolutely modern detached home Of 6
rooms. on q large lot, in one of the best sec
tions Of Petworth. This property can be pur-
chased on cash payment Of 81 500; balance
easy.
$3.50.
Corner house, Petworth. near Sd and Shep-
herd sts.; large rooms, modern bath, with
pebbledash house and ia in excellent Condition.
having been recently papered and painted As
the owner is leaving town. he will give i'm
mediate possession and accept extremely rea-
sonable terms
$o,25O.
An excellent brick house on Varnum at con-
tanning rooms and hath; absolutely modern
with large front and rear porches. This ia NOT
box type house. Small cash payment and
the owner will give immediate possession.
$1,000.
Rock Creek Church rd.; Kennedy builf. a
stories, 8 rooms. 2 baths. ot-water heat, eiec-
tric lights, front and rear porches; room for
garage; 81 900 cash, balance monthly 1t will
pay you to inspect this house at once
JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO..
---INCORPORATED--,
Main 1877. 82l 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE = IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. By Army off,
Ger leaving city, brick house in
North Chevy Chase, with over
two acres Of grounds, on fine
concrete road; eleven rooms,
two baths, three porches; cleo
trio lights, hot-water heat, sew
age. Double garage.
Apply GEO. S. REES,
718 Evans Bldg.
- Phone Main 4248. =
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HEDGES 4 MIDDLEION, iNC"
1884 H St. NV. Phone Main 1920
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOX SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
A,WOIVACANT.
1880 c St. NE.
Groom. bath and reception hall, brick home
newly papered and painted; furnace heat; colo
nial porch: room for garage: trust Of $3.50.
balance cash. See owner on premises or get
key at 1920 st. ne. 14'
PARK VIEW.
COLONIAL BRICK HONE; ROOMS ANc
M9RfRS Gas SATH aNb 2Ab LEGS Ana
TURs; ROOM FOR GARAGE TO PAVED
sAEeAIN Soo Fos c.su oSaST saS Rrr sAIE NJ
DRESS RoX Iea-M. STAR oFFICE Il.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
3O6 Pa. ave. S. E.. :
Lin. $40.
Groom brick. colonial porch. deep lot to
paved alley; room for garage. Vacant. $500,
81 900 cash. Terms to suit.
Two-apartment nat: rooms each; electrici-
ty. h.-w.h.. hardwood finish: excellent condi-
tion. $9.50o Terms to suit.
Columbia road near 18th n.w.-S-room brick
h. .-w.h.. baths. electricity. colonial porch and
sleeping porch. parquet flooring. $13, 600. Terms
can be arranged Possession.
Carroll st. near 2nd s.e.-6 rooms and bath
!. VIII. cement cellar. brick garage. IS, 500
$500 cash. $50 per month. Only one left.
l1th st. near Marylnad ave. n.e.-e-room bay
window brick. latrobe heat; deep lot on alley
p. 600. Terms to suit.
5th ST. (CongreAs Heights)-6-room detached
frame; reception hall. colonial porch. cement
rellar electricity, h.-w.h. garage. $1,000. Pos
session.
6-room brick. 8. C. ave. near 14th se-Cood
latrobe heat. $500. $3.50 cash, $25
per month
A st. Ne, near 2nd-6-room brick; latrobe
heat: good condition.: deep lot to paved alley.
s. 600. $500 cash. $45 per month.
HARRV r CT AMMAN
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Hnnteomsry county. Nd. direct line Of 18th
Of. We have several beautiful home sites from
to trolley and electric lights; at 1 and cent?
per foot. Buy now while price II right. In few
yeafs the value will double: safe investnen:
766: let us show you the property.
THOs r. FARRELL 83T Wood dWnrA hiAS
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NEW 7-ROOM BUNGALOW; PANTRY. SEW
inc room: mi; large front and rear porcbes; !;
lof 55x15O IT. Possession at once. Price. 81, 40O
ri 600 cash, balance $40 per month.
3. 81. SHINN.
1e11 S4tA st,. NJ. Rainief.- Nd
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Brick house, rooms and tiled bath: large
kitchen; splendid gas range; house in excellent
condition; nice yard. and a 2-story brick ga
rage with light and water; hold cars: loft
located In a white block. NJ st. s.w. Terms.
WIN. B. KRAFT,
1886 N. Y. Ave. Main 1893.
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THE HOME OF HOMES"
Tel. Main 434c 1906 St NV.
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LANGLEY FARMS. VA.
New Broom cottage; large living room with
fireplace, dining room. kitchen. pantry. 6 bed
rooms, bathrooms. large linen and other
closets; steam heat; electric pump lights. etc. !:
miles from city; 81, 900 50. It. land a hand
some and complete modern dwelling for
critics for sale.
CouRTLANps TITLE CO.. INC.
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and rooms; modern in every detail; just
completed; near 18th and Decatur sts.; others
near 18th st. NV. and Saui's Addition: prices
from $l0.25O TO $4,000: good terms. Can be
inspected any time.
A. c. HOCGHTOS & CO., 1915 II st. NV.
We have the BEST in every section"
GROOM BRICK, HARDWOOD FLOORS, TILE
haeh; fAcing park; front and back porches;
eaSa nd terms. 142 Bryant NV. -
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Wonderful buy; must be sold within week.
Beautiful S-room and ba tn semi-detached brick;
large front and rear porches; good yard; room
for garage; strictly modern; located one-half
block Conn. ave. Immediate possession. Price.
$l0,50O. Terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Two-apartment building; snap; one and
both apartments private; guarantee income of
$135 per month; will be vacant in 30 days;
apartments in this section selling for So, :
500. This one SO, 500 on terms convenient
Ask for Mr.. Kellams.
E. H. TAGGART,
1920 New York ave.
Nights Cley. S91-J. Main S5nO
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Chevy Chase, D. c.
West of Conn. ave. near Circle
Attractive residence Of large rooms 2
baths and sleeping porch; house 28 It. wide:
hot-water heat: elec. lights: fine fireplace;
screens. awnings: large lot; garage. This is q
perfect home and price is right; possession.
A. c. HOUGHTOS CO., 1916 II st. NV.
I'VE have the REST in every section"
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FOR SALE-COLORED-A
lovely corner house, near Iowa
Circle, having g rooms and bath,
in fine condition and vacant.
Price, $500. Easy terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 K st. NV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-23
u. C.. STUDENTS WAGE
FlSTlC COMBAT With
REVELER; ALL JAILED

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S.--f,or-
eetful of the happy mood which I'M
nelled them to celebrate last nlshr
Norris Heaton and Walter DAVIS 'uI'-
vcrslt,. of California students wlSeu
sanr,,inary combat with hitiei
rrhompson of ISL Seventh avenue AT
Anna lane and Ellis street carry 70
aav. After the battle the participants
,yerc removed to the Central Emer-
rcncy hospital for treatment ana itae'
were Jailed for drunkenness anu "is
tuibing the peace
According to the police report hea-
ION and Davis encountered THOMPSON
IN the course of their revels' Ihere-
u1on il is said, they chailengeu nun
70 fisiic combat. In the ensuing eN-
,,,,,nrp of blows the students tooN
more than they gave, the hospital rec
ord shows. H.,
The combatants were separate" y!
patrol,nan r. o. Griffin, who took
lbnnd in the fight, to the discontinue
Iof all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-23

lowing proposals:
That resident Japanese viii not per-
init others Of their nationals to settle
here.
That no further attempts Will be
made to purchase land in this valley.
That japanese owners of land here
VIII make every effort I'm their power
to bring the standard of their ranch
homes up to that OF their neighbors.
These proposals practically embody
all that the anti-Japanese association
set out to secure. and the adoption
OF these proposals VIII undoubtedly
be advocated by large section of the
members of the association.
Shortly after the trouble started in
this valley. the attitude of many OF
the whites toward their japanese
neighbors underwent n radical change,
and the japanese. ever sensitive have
been seeking to establish the former
good relations with their neighbors
While there is small element
which is opposed to compromise in
any form. the great majority of the
white ranchers and others will be
quite satisfied to call the local agita-
tion finished II the japanese are pre-
pared to give their pledge to abide by
an agreement as that outlined by the
leader OF the Japanese.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-23
FINANCE CONGRESS
IN CLOSING DAYS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-The ran
A,,,oricar Financial Conference held
its closing session here to-day
Chairman John Barton Payne oi tle
Shinninr board. speaking on I'M
provement of Ocean and Land irans-
portation Facilities, outlined the
boards policy on its South America"
steamer passenger service.
tomorrow Latin American delesa.eS
win be taken on a visit TO the Nay. q.
Academy at Annapolis, and to the hug
Island shipyards. -, .,rt
Monday, each delesation Will starr
on a separate tour of the country "s
guests of leading American business
mon. Their tour will include VISITS 10
coal and iron fields, cotton alSt'loeS, '.,,
railroad centers, steel plants anu
fruit and grain growing sections
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-23
WROTE FICTITIOUS LETTER
FOR WIFE TO DISCOVER

SEATTLE, Wash. Jan. 23.-Dr.
william j. Mcmillan. a dentist APP
nearing before Judge Everett Smith
Thursday as plaintiff in divorce suit
testified that on one occasion he
wrote himself fictitious letter pur-
porting to come from a feminine ad-
msrer and left the letter carelessly in
his pocket. where his wife found it,
"She was always going through my
pockets" he explained looking for in
eliminating letters. 1 thought /
would let her find something. How
ever. afterwards when I explained,
she was not inclined to believe it was
a joke
Intcrfcrrcd at Office.
DR.. Mcmillan declared that when he
opened offices in Portland his wife
was a constant visitor during business
hours and interferred with the treat
ment of patients.
Mrs. Mcmillan contested the case,
but filed no cross-complaint. She
sought to have the suit dismissed and
did not want a divorce. She testified
that her husband had used his office
for wild parties.
Decree Brings Mysteries.
Judge Smith granted DR.. Mcmillan
a divorce on the ground Of personal
indignities.
When the courts ruling was an
nounced Mrs. Mcmillan became hys-
tericaI and required medical aid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-23
PLACARDS ADVERTISING
BOOZE MUST DISAPPEAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.--trank
Silva, prohibition enforcement oilcer'
for the western division war 10
day that unless signs and piacafd7
advertising liquor disappear llnihe
diately. the owners Of premises where
such signs are displayed Will be AaDi-
to prosecution.
He said. ''AIl signs advertising m
toxicating beverages are unla"iui' aug
must disappear Immediately or prose-
cution for violations of the elghteehth
amendment will follow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-23
Party stands on Record

"There will be no difficulty in writ
ting a democratic PLATFORM the
sneaker continued. "1t is not neces-
sary for us to engineer our policy
with a view to- pleasing particular
groups or so to conduct ourselves as
10 develop racial animosity. We stand
TODAY upon a record of achievement
Unparalleled in American history. we
have sought domestic reforms when
have long been denied our people ana
during the war our successes won eiis
admiration of the world.
This republican congress mas con
tented itself with conducting a cam
n,ien OF baseless criticism. and SIAN
dor against the president Of the united
states in the reputation of our m
ternatiopal obligations and the aban-
donment of the allies in whose com
many only a few months ago we were
lighting to save the civilization OF the
world.
Indictment sweeping One.
"All processes of government nav
boep impaired. The work OF recon
strnction has -been delayed, the pusi'
ness Of the country has been throt'
lied. the peace of the world mas l, Deen
nostponed. and rude and unsk1iiiu'
hands have been thrust amid tre ~
terlacing strands of human aeSt'iS'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-23
NEWSPAPERMEN WILL
TAKE ALASKAN TRIP

rtI.ENsBURG. WASH. Jan. as
Of the Wash'nR'on
state Press association and press Or
'ranizations of other western states
80 manning on a convention trip to
southeasteru Alaska next July D, =
Kaynor. Euensburg, former presiden,
of the state organization announced
here today.
/ Idaho. Montana and southern Cal'-
lfornia associations have advised theS
iDrobably will he represented on the
"trip.
4 steamer will be chartered and
lstops viii be made at Juneau. Skas-
way. Ketchikan and other ports OF
the inside passage, according to pres
cnt plans.