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Evening star., 1921-09-30
Women's Silk Umbrellas

Better than usual S.
We have secured another shipment of 100 Womens Silk
Umbrellas. in navy green, purple brown red and black
25nc sze with assorted wood handles atracvely trimmed
with bakate bakaite handles finished with wrist ring
This umbrella has popular and is most deserv
ing value.
Coored Silk Umbrellas the shades plus
Particularly Coloed Silk Umbrellas with berdr of
shade and selected wood handles with baka and
style leather wrist loops. Sz plus tax
floor
Evening star., 1921-09-30

The AsxOciatfOn Of Oldest Inhab-
itants' will meet Wednesday, at
O'Clock, at the Union Engine House.
18th and H streets northwest.
Evening star., 1921-09-30

The Warrington Radio Club Will
meet at the American Association OF
Engineers Hall, 1917 New York ave-
nue., at 8 o'clock Saturday evening.
Evening star., 1921-09-30

Radio Club will meet tomorrow
night, 8 O'Clock. at 1917 New York
avenue. n. Snyder of the bureau Of
standards will speak.
Evening star., 1921-09-30

The International Masonic Fedora.
tion (colored branch) will hold a
grand field day at the Arlington horse
Gate open at / o'clock. Reception and
dance same evening at Convention
Hall.
Evening star., 1921-09-30

The clerical corps in connection with
the work in Braille will meet Monday
al pm. in Red Cross Chapter house,
16 Jackson place.
Evening star., 1921-09-30

The New York State Society will
meet Wednesday at pm, at Wilson
Normal School. Ex-State Senator j.
F. Duhamel, will speak on Washing.
ton in War Times, 1863 and 1915"
Evening star., 1921-09-30

The Busines Women's Council will
meet tonight at the Church of the Cow
enant for Homecoming night" There
will be music, refreshments and So
cial houk
Evening star., 1921-09-30

Representative James A. Frear OF
Wisconsin is to speak on THE Sales
Tax and the Cost of Living" at
meeting of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association, to be held Tues
day night. at St. Stephens Hall, 3017
14th street
Evening star., 1921-09-30

committee of citizens, under aus.
pices of National Memorial Associa-
tion, will meet tomorrow at p.m., in
the colored Y. NJ. c. A, 18th street
branch.
Evening star., 1921-09-30

Peabody Parent-Teachers' Associas
tion will meet Tuesday at 2:30 in
school building. Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
kins will speak on Mature Study In
the Schools"
Evening star., 1921-09-30

Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Veterans, will meet
Monday.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27
IMvlTARE

D-nul Teodor Muntean din CO.
muna Capalna judetul Tarnava-
Mica; are onoare q face cunoscut
c6satoria 50 Gu d-soara Paraschiva
Muntean.
D-soara Paraschiva Muntean,
din comma Custelnic, judetul
Tarnava-M Mica, are onoare q face
cunoscut casatoria 50 Gu ,d-nul
Teodor Muntean.
81 invita- Gu t0ata dragostea, pc
toate neamurile, consatenii, pre-
tinii 81 cunoscutii, din loc 81 jur,
a lua parte la Celebrarea cununiei
lor religioase, care va avea loc,
Sambata in 13 August 1921, la
oarele, 3 p. m. in Biserica greco
catolica ''Sfintul George din
Canton, Ohio, precum 81 la dansul
81 masa care Sc va da in Hala Soc.
''Cuza VOda'', din Massihon, o.
Columbia Heights. Dansul se va
incepe la orele 5 p. m. lar, masa
sc va servi la orele $50 seara.
Mzica George Boldi' din
Canton, Ohio, va distra pc On.
oaspeti, Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de dams 81 cantece rationale in
tot decursul petrecerei.
NASH, vor Fl dl George loan
dina Maria Blaga, din comma
Ungra, judetul Tarnava-Mare.
ID sPina la revedere, am ramas sa-
lut2pdu-vs Gu dragoste.
o lQRu yi MA9M.
(17s, 7E75).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27
ANlJNT ! j:
IMPORTANT

Sc caut5 200 oameni lucra.
tori de cansae de gaz lucru de
companie. (pipe line). Sc cere ID
lie Romani.
Plata $2.75 pc ii.
Sc pleaca din Pittsburgh Au-
gust s, 1921.
Pentru informatiuni q Sc adre-
sa Ia Domnul THOMAS ALOE o.
Domnul n. ROMANO.
- Third Ave-. Pittsburgh p,
(173-78).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27
IN VT A R E

D-nul Toader Mann din com.
Smig jud. Tarnava-mica face Gu
noscut casatoria sa Gu D-soara
Regina Brait.
D-soara Regina Brait din com.
Geacas Tarnsva-mica face Gu
|noscut casatoria sa Gu dl Toader
Mann.
Gu acest prilej avem onoare q
IVA invita- Gu cea mai mare dra-
goste pc toate rudeniile consateni
|pretini 81 cunoscuti din toate
|partile pentru lua parte la cele-
brarea cununiei noastre reli-
|gioase, care sc va sevirsi de catra
Preotul Rev. Mattel Tarcea in BIZ
serica gr. or. din Warren, Ohio,
Sambata in ziua de 80 Iulie 1921
la orele 2 p. m. Petrecerea va
avea loc in Hala Soc. ''Fratii
Romani'' Walnut Str. Niles, Ohio
lara masa va Fl aranjata la orele
$3.50 p. m. va fl inpodobita Gu
cele mai gustoase mancari 81 beu-
turf recoritoare.
NASH vor Fl d-nul Roman 81
Anna Craciun din Smig, locuitori
in Niles, Ohio.
Renumita muzica tinarului
Casian din Youngstown, Ohio Va
|distra pc onor. oaspeti Gu cele
mai frumoase arii de dams 81
,cantece rationale.
In speranta ca ne yeti onora
Gu prezenta d-voastra am ramas
tsalutandu-v8.
lmu 81 NASH.
Cine nu primeste Invitare sd
ia in de bun anuntul nostru in
Foaie din cauza ne stiind adre-
sele. (172-73).
T0ADER MANN
2. o. Box 86 Niles, Ohio.
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coNcURs

z
Parochia Rom. gr.-or. ''Indita-
rea. SIT. Cruel din So. Omaha,
Neb. deschide Concurs pentru un
Preot gr.-or. roman A. C. D-nii
Preoti stunt rugati trimite Ofer-
tele la dl PreSedinte. Biserica
Naastr1 nu are datorii are bani
in Ranca are membrii 81 are casa
Parochiala 81 are mobil6 in va
loare de $850.OO.
Presedinte loan Bighia
6131 %. 26 Str. Omaha, Neb.
(17175).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27

raj RNde0sN n SHns0rasSHtdreG ge-
nsraluls1 GhsNso.}
NJ pot lasa " se duca 10 NOR
mint rsmasi}s AZ p6mantesti ale ce-
.lui CO ! fost 6eneralul de diyizie
Ghenea Toms ARA ! MI depune
in fata sicriulni sau expresiunea
cea mai sincera ! simtamintelor de
adanca durere, pc care, il prezen-
ia NORTH lui, , resimte intreaga ar
tilerie romai1easca.
M pot lsss - dispara dintre
moi un officer general care & ridicat
att de sus pfeStigiul artileriei noa-
sire in tara Il III strdinatate fara
"a nu marturisi toata admiratiunea
&c artileria are pentrn el, fara q
nu arata inridrirea insemnata pc
care q avut-6 asupra propayirei
stiintei artileriei, fara . nu vorbi
de serviciile strafucite &c . adns
ostirei noastre, fara 4 nu reaminti
foloasele culese din munca lui sta
tornica neobcsita pana in presjma
|A,ortii sale gi atit de rodnica PEN
tru artilerie eetire, tara 81 neam.
.Si cum Il akea ifif altfsli De
la cine altul mai multi decat dela
mine sufletul hi este in drept sd
astepte cuvintele I de lauda 81 de
cinste &c GU edyearat j ,se cuvine.
M am fost 1oi de atitea ori i'm
preuna in conRisiuni de studii sau
de receptii, inseonitete sau misiuni
in strainatatei
De cate orr nn Lam vazut ore
intregi incleytAt Ia munca 1ndar.
jita, freneticS psutand solutiune
inteleapta 81 ncasita. De cate ori
nu lam vazut pana noaptea tirziu
pana in zori de ii, uitand, in infla.
! cararea discutslnilor, Gu somitatilt
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AlIa1nd1 u JuD0A1D g

~ h1de 0 1IDoA0D &
Prstui psntru publicatii @: Cant. :
~Do vinsare." sAnunt de casGtories" !"
etc. costa pentru fiecare cuvfnt
CENT? de publicatie. Sub 50 d oeop
NJ o publicA mimic. 81.
Pentru pAri Do ssamL InvitAn 0S
botes. cununii eau dAnsurl cGoN y.
uio. sau 4l.O0. coloau4 0o 1lAE
publicatiile o. lie insotate - ou1A
neceearA Credit 1u ere 1ecat ooeaet4p
tile ain uniunea 3. r. -
Mauhscriptsls can fotogra1n ~ q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27

4 ! h !. ID )
...Is,a...a
artileristice din Occident, masx si|
odihna, pehtru interesels vitsle ale|
armamentului ostirei nosstre, pom
tru competinta ii demnitates arti-
,leriei romanesti.
Sublocotensnt ID 1883, distins
elev Il Scoalei politechnice din "a
|ris ii sde aplicatie della Fontsine-
bleau, locotenent dupa 4 ami II
1887, cSpitan ia 1882, major dupa
8 ami ii 1893, 1t.col. ii 1904, co.
lionel dupa 4 AMI ii 1908, general
de brigade in 1912 81 general de
divizie dup& s ami IN 1918. a fost
rand pc rand professor Il scoala
speciala de artilerie, atasat Il in
spectoratul artileriei, ID comitetul
tehnic al artileriei, director al re-
gimentului 2 Cetate, comandant 81
| |regimentului 13 artilerie, director
al artileriei, director q arnamen-
tului, inspector a stabilimentelor
81 director superior al armsmentu.
|lui.
Infanteria datoreste generalului
henea pusca Gu care vitejii nostri
nfanteristi ~ luptat in rashoiul
pentru intregirea neamului.
Cavaleria ii datoreste carabina
Gu care rnandra 81 destoinica noas-
rta cavalerie . luptat in ultimul
razboiu.
Artileria ii datoreste lumina Gu
care el q condus ii Gu 81, pas Gu
pas, lucrarile comisiunei care fa-
cut tunul de camp Gu tragers re-
pede. Tunul de camp pc care ma
rele patriot Dimitrie Sturdsa care
urmarise Gu Q deosebita asiduitate
lucrarile comisiunei, la numit Gu
drept cuvint: "Tunul romanesc. !
! Tunul Gu sjutorul c6ruia artile'
ristii nostri au facut fala neainu
lui in razboiul pentru libertates
fratilor oprimati.
Meritul . fost Gu att mai mar'
] Gu cat artileristii din occident car,
aveau Ia baza studiilor lor, cunog
tinte 81 experiente de secols adu
nate, care dispunesu de mijloac'
de experiente numeroase 81 bogate
/ precum si de 0 fnsemnat4 indpstri,
nationals, nu ~ putut totdeaun,
gasi solutiuni att de judicioase !
fericite ca artileristii nostri ear
1 au lucrat sub presidents genera
lului Ghenea. Oar situatiunes ,
fost mai grea pentru comisiunil
noastre in strainatate fiindc& avn
ra te luptat uneori, nu numsi 9,
ideile artileristice eronate care l
intalneau Ia uncle uxine, dsr 81 q
adversiunes acestor usine strain
de tara 81 neam, fst4 de straduin
tele <oficerilor nostri pentTp . Oh
tine rezultatele cele msi bune, ID
versiune sustinuta pc Gale diploms
tied, de puternicele lor guverne.
Cunostintele tehnice ale genera
lului Ghenes all fost coronate ,pril
inventarea apsratului de ochire !
trenurile noastre de camp, 4 .cxr1
principiu : fost luat in urlnx d
numerosse uzine str6ine d care fol
meaz& dovada net4gxd1itx ! q
niului artileristic d generslulu
Ghenea. Chiar daeS M q a 4
cit aceasts inyentiune n viats -
,es este Att de frumossS Il eoners
! tiseasa cu atfts elegantx a9sv1rv
matematic, in ct namsle esnsFell
lui Ghenea poate 4 inserts lp ist<
ria artilerisi lulnei fntregi, alIturs
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tkrii, Il ! stabilit Il adoptarea Il |
'cestui armament att Il infanterisI
cat d Il csxsierie bazele fntrebl-
sihtirii lhi ~ campul de lnptI Nj
prin confsrinte, articole de revis-|
IA, expncatinni u llmuriri ziinicI
date, af&cut * pstrunda 81 sa sel
1infxdxcineze ID sufletul infantsris- |
Ftului ii artileristnlui yaloarea rea-
IL ! arinamentului nostru, luptand
contra criticelor acerbe, starnite|
mai mutt din slsbiciuni omenesti|
de ct din . aprofundata cunoas-
tore ! valorii armamentului.
Dac2 generalul Ghenae fost u
na din stelele de primul ordin ale
artileriei noastre, nu mai putin Ell
ramane Q pilda de putere de mum
ca 81 de sacrificiu pana l. capat]
pentru datorie.
Inamic inversunat al superficial
litatei, de cate orr nu Lam auxit
zicand celor eel prezenta o lucrare|
insufficient studiata: stDeviEa ar
|tileriei noastre trebue y fie Mrl-1
tvs non mMltMns.' =
Upa. .frasele goale ulnflate de do
.. rinta ostentatianei si dispretuia|
(orice munca care avea Ia haxa Eu-
darea de sine.
Era modest 81 drept fiindca nu
suferea de D ambitiulie patimasa,
care totdeuana conduce Ia pre-
sumptiune 81 Ia umbrirea sentiment
tului dreptatei.
Suflet bun 81 nobil, camaraxii
obiiduiti gsseau totdeauna Ia el un
chvint de incurajare, nm inimos =
parator al dreptatilor.
Considerata in ansamblul ei, O.
pera artileristica generalului
Ghenea constitute o adevarata po-
doaba pentru neamul romanesc, 81
dscl viata in fata eternitatii rama
ne o chimera fara inteles, 'ceeace
mintea, cunostintele, intelpecinnea
si staruinta generalului Ghenea :
cladit, invinge moartea, csci nu
incape si nu poate peri in NOR
mint.
l Iata pentri &C numele generalu-
lni Ghenea Va r6m6ne totdesuns
soris in fruntea artileristilor carl
su lucrat la armamentul tarii noa.
sire. s.sis
j lata pentru ce ostirea noastrs
i ii VI pastra totdeauna . calda ..
] mintire.
i Iata pentru ce numele generalu
lui Ghenea ram1ne turnat in ote
lul pustilor si> tunurilor Gu care vi
!. tejii nostri qstasi su i1cut rax
boiul pentru ibertate si intregire
Iat4 pentru &c toata artileria 70
Imineasca in fata marelui nostr.
artilerist, care se duce de pc aces
Ip1m4nt, III inchinl fruntea si q
/ linimile fndurerate roagS pc Dunn
nezcu s1-i deschidS drumul spre 10
] cnl celor drepti muncitori 81 Gin
!. stiti iubitori de patrie, de neam, !
sx-l aib1 dc veci IN sffnt1 lui pas6
II lUniversul)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27
i la s Septembrie
Vaporul de mare iuteala
KING ALEXANDRA

Nu cumparati billet de calatorie
pentru q merge in Patria veche 81
pentru rudele ce 3oriti Cd aduceti
la America. M trimiteti 81 nici
nu cumparati bani gaia pana nu
aflati preturile noastre, mai ieftine
ca ori unde, 81 va vom dovedi ca
puteti economist multi bani.s-
Scrieti char astazi 81 yeti prirni
toate indrumarile fara de nici o
plata.
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4 VI Z

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
si cultura ''Dr. lulu Manu- din
Canton, 0. proiectat aranjarea
unei petreceri impreunata Gu
dams 81 testru, pc ziua de Dumi-
MICA, 4 Septemvrie 1921. Deci pc
aceasta Gale roag6 pc Onoratele
Societati, Cuburi 81 Parochii din
loc, . nu aranja petreceri pc
ziua susnumita. Progrsmul pc
trecerei 81 W publica Il timp. :
Gu deosebitx stim&:
Comitstail aranjatoe.
s<AaN a.~ A~x
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Pc fiecore q prsn.in ssemMmdrate|
scrisori della fr0tii Ronsdni, carl a.
dori sd piece III Potri0 veche darl
H-e fried Cd ~ Sc mas pot resntOGr-
ce IN Gceastd fard.
Acei ce doresc sd piece IN Pdtria
Vecke 81 sd Sc resMtvnrcd IN 0ceastd
fdr6; nOtGrul nostrM le "a pregdti
(fdrd de nics o plgtd) dOcumental
ca care Sc por pute0 resNt0arce, tre-
buind ca IN s lnni sd fie Negresit
In america.
VINDEW BILETE DE Ca
|LATORIE Pr ORICE LIME
Urmatoarele vapoare merg
direct la Constanta:
REGINA D'ITALIA. 80 Iulie
CANADA ......... 4 August
MCCALL HELLAS, 6 August
AMERICA ........ 6 August
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24

but could defeat the bill at any
time by keep its ranks solid and
Withholding the one vote needed
to constitute a constitutional ma
iority.
It was a waiting game and the
Dloc won.
Yes: Banks, Eddy. Edwards.
Farrell, Gill, Hare. Joseph, Mos
er, Nlckelsen. Norblad, Patter-
son. Porter. Ryan. Staples and
Vinton.
No: Bell, Dennis, Eberhard, Ell
lis, Hall, Jones, Lachmund, La
Follett, Robertson, Smith, Stray
er, Thomas. Upton and Ritner,
In the House
House bill 22, the gasoline tan
bill which would make operative
the provisions of the constitutions
al amendment, was dealt with In
the same manner as was H. j. r.
8.
Upon motion OF the senate both
these bills were returned to the
house with the memorandum that
they had been passed, the conten-
tion OF the fair advocates. This
action was simply a preliminary
step to prepare for the legal steps
that are to be taken to declare
the bill legally passed.
The house refused to concur IN
the amendments attached to the
fair bill by the senate and a COM
mittee consisting OF Representa-
tives 0verturf of Deschutes. Car
ter Of Jackson, Mcdonald OF Multi
nomah and Leonard OF Multnomah
was appointed to confer with a
committee from the upper house
regarding the disputed points.
The objections of the house are
based principally on the manner
for the appointment of Is exposl-
tion commissioners provided by
the senate amendments 1t is ex-
pected that an agreement will be
reached in time to permit Of ad-
journmeut Of the session sine die
this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
Treaty Unites
North And South
Commercially

Washington, Dec. 24.-Ratifi-
cation by the Colombian congress
of the treaty between that country
and the United States brings a
step nearer the close. of a series of
diplomatic events which began in
November, 1903, when the present
republic of Panama revolted from
olombia. The next step will be
the exchange of ratifications,
which under the treaty will occur
at Bogota, the Columbian capital.
When Panama reyolted small
American naval force, less than 90
men, was landed to protect Aneri-
cans, and ten days after the revo-
luton Panama was recognized ty
the United States. Colombia pre-
sented the claim that the part thus
played by the United States was
in violation of the treaty OF 1S4S
between the United States and
New Branada, to which Colombia
succeeded. AS a result of this
claim the treaty with Colombia
was negotiated.
The treaty, which provides for
the payment of s25,000,000 to Co
lombia by the United States was
ratified by the United States SEN
! ate on April 20, Of this year, and
by the Colombian senate on octo-
ber 13. Under Colombian gov
ernmental procedure, 1t was neces-
sary to obtain ratification by the
chamber of deputies as well as the
senate. Ratification by that has
been pending for some time and
during debate considerable opposi
tion developed against the docu
ment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
Salem Growth In
Manufacture Shown
BY Census Figures

Among the four cities in Oregon for which the United
states census bureau has issued bulletins giving the results
OF the l9l9l9l4 census of manufactures Salem ranks
follows as shown by figures just compiled for the Capital
Journal:
yearly wage or saarThird with $195 in 1919 and
$636 In 1914, an increase of 862
Persons engaged-Third 934 in 1914
increase of 1875 percent.
Capital empoyedThird with 199 $685.,
900 in 1914 an increase Of 1884 percent
Value of producThird $943500O 1919 $2S64,
600 in 1914 an increase of 2315 percent
The detailed figures leading cities state,
To
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
Bill to Release
Aliens at Ellis

youngstown, Ohio, Dec. "a
Representative Albert Johnson,
republican, Of Washington, will
Introduce a resolution when the
house reconvenes January 5 TO
make permanent the temporary
80 day release granted yesterday
to 100 aliens held at Ellis Island
because quotas for their cuontries
under the immigration law had
been filed, according to a message
received from Mr.. Johnson By a
local newspaper today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
LACKING MAJORITY
SENATE RESORTS
TO TECHNICALITIES

The state senate today voted Is and Ia no to resou
ton submitting the people constitutional amendment
vng for the creation of state commission to conduct the
proposed worlds fair in Portland in 1925 and proposing
gasoline Of three cents gallon to raise $3000000 to aid
in financing project This had passed the house
by big majority President Rtner OF the senate announced
the failed to receive constitutional majority OF
sixteen and that the resolution had failed to pass An
appeal taken from the ruling of the president and the
president overruled by the vote and the bill
declared passed and sent the house amendments
The refused to and the bill sent to confer
ence The supreme court will be called upon to determine
the legality of the procedure and will be submitted
the people unless the senate action is upheld
The fair bill is really killed under rules under which the
senate has acted the entire session. and there is little
ton of the Legality Of the senaes procedure in declaring
the bill passed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
Soviet to Turn
Over Relief Fund

London, Dec. 24.-(By Associ-
ated Press AS result Of nego-
tiations here between representa-
tives OF the American relief adj
ministration and Leonid Krassin,
Russian soviet trade representa-
tive, the soviet government has
agreed to turn over to the relief
Organization s10.OOO,0OO in gold
to be used by the administration
for the purchase Of foodstuffs and
seed IN America for relief in the
Volga famine area.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
DAY. SPENT
WRANCLINC
|. OVER FAIR
Senate Adjourns at
Midnight After Lis
tening All Day to
Flow of Oratory

Shortly after midnight the SEN
ate adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning after a days deadlock
over the exposition gasoline sales
tax bill.
Fifteen senators fought with
their backs to the wall for. the fair
all day. Fourteen senators op-
posed to the fair desperately at
tempting to break the strangle-
hold the majority of one has on
the senate business and force the
bills to final passage and defeat.
The is on the other hand fought
grimly to hold the situation in
check until the last effort had
been made to gain an additional
vote, and put th bills over with
Just votes enough and nothing to
spare.
The Is, controlling in every
thing except a constitutional ma
jority, have forced the road bills
ahead of the fair measure, pausing
between votes to recess and go
cunning once more for the absent
vote. AS the situation now stands
the fair is dead, so far as the gaso-
line financing program is concern
ed--unless one vote can be won
from the IA.
Lineup in Senate.
The Is senators are: Banks, Ed
dy, Edwards, Farrell, Gill, Hare,
Joseph, Moser, Nicholson, Patter-
son, Porter, Ryan, Staples, Vinton
and Norblad.
The IA are: Bell, Dennis, Eber-
hard, Ellis, Hall, Jones, Lach-
mund, LaFollette, Robertson,
Smith, Strayer, Thomas, Upton and
President Ritner.
The senate by vote of 16 to 13
refused to indefinitely postpone
the gasoline tax measure just be-
fore noon yesterday, and then,
worn out by an Afternoon of ora.
tory and bitter fighting knocked
off to eat, after having set the
hour of as the starting time for
the final battle over the adoption
of house ojint resolution No. 8
the major measure, which author
ICES the exposition and provides
for it's being financed by the ta1
on gasoline.
While the senate stood 16 to IL
against indefinite postponemeni
the vote on the final adoption oi
the resolution, unless some one
switches before that is taken, viii
be Is for adoption and IA against
1t, one less than the constitutions
majority necessary to win.
All Day Battle.
The majority report recon
mended that the resolution b.
adopted and was signed by five
members of the committee, Hare
Eddy, Patterson, Banks and Por
ter. Porter all along had beer
voting the other way in commit
tee sof ar as reporting the meas
ure out was concerned, though h.
had voted for the various amend
ments as had all members Of tn,
committee. His switch on tn
1cnnfinned on mac twol
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
! AIR BILL GOES T0C COURT
4llERICA PRESENTS SUBMARINE PROGRAM
Storm Takes
Toll of 81
LiUes, South

X New Orleans, La, Dec. "a. \
X A storm which last night i
X and early today swept both \
X sides of the lower Mississip- \
y pi river took a toll of thirty \
\ one lives and injured about i
X seventy, according to reports !
X reaching here. The storm j
X first struck in eastern Ar !
X kansas and continuing south j
X ward, passed through north i
X west Mississippi and north !
X east Louisiana, sweeping a j
\ number of plantations and j
X small farming communities J
X ,
y X X \ X X X X X X X * * :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-24
No Broken Sword
OnNew Dollars

sollsso' Dec. 24.-New silver
N az marking the first change
|6..e ss'sn in 25 years, will not
|.hs ,,,-o I broken sword, Director of
|rsursi... las Baker said today in an
.esw ros reconstruction of the
't.nhssO Oias rs would start about De
,ssss = - showing an eagle in
"a sro-s ~ eagle clutching a brok-
iieis's' ~; r., had been accepted, Of
Il a ], ssid, a in carrying out the
saee = '4e advent of new era of
l.sat -. ! l.aaugurated by the arma-