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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, T'ENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 28, 1919.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 88. In ans
wer in numerous reouests that he us
his influence to Becure the discharge
of Individual BOldlers, sailors and ma
rines from active Bervlce, Represent
atlve McArthur eays that neither the
war nor navy departments would dis
charge a man from the aervlce upon
the recommendntlon of a senator or
conrreMsman, hupt that such action
would be taken only upon the recom
mendation of the Immediate com
manding officer. The following- la a
statement given- out today by Mr Mc
Arthur on this subject:
"Since the signing of the armistice
I have received many letters and tele
grams asking that I secure the re
lease of men from the army and na
vy, and' I will say that a very large
majority or these cases have been al
together meritorious and that In my
Judgment the men affected ore en
titled to an early discharge. , lToth
the war and navy departments,' how
ever, have politely but firmly ad
vised me that men will not be dls.
dlncharged from the service upon re
ouest of a senator or congressman,
hut that tholr eases will be consider
ed only upnn the recommendation of
Immediate commanding officers. This
rule may seem harsh and unjust, but
If It were otherwise the service In
both the army and navy would soon
become demoralised. I am therefore
advlylng those who wish to jiecure the
release of relatives and friends from
the service to have their applications
made through the commanding offi
cers.
How HlHOliarRwl.
"The war department advises me
that enlisted men may be discharged
upon their own application where
there Is sickness or other distress In
tho soldier's family, or where he Is
needed to resume employment In an
Industry or occupation in which there
Is urgent need of his services: pro.
vided such discharge will not disrupt
or cripple the military organization
to which he Is attached. This regu
lation applies to all soldiers who en
listed or who were Inducted Into the
service since April 1. 1S17. Men who
ei.llsted In the regular army prior to
that timo must service out their full
enlistments. .
"The bureau of navigation of the
navy department lias authorized all
commandants and commanding offi
cers to release from active service
and discharge from their enlistments
20 per cent of the naval reservists
:ird enlisted men of the regular army
who' enlisted for the duration of the
war and also 10 per cent of the men
who enlisted In the regular nrmy for
four years between the declaration
of war (April 6. 1917), and Januarj
II, 1318. Commanding officers have
full authority to make theso dis
charges without referring them to the
bureau for approval."
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Walnut Cake.
One-half cup butter. 1 cup angar.
1 3-4 cups flour, 2 1-2 teawpoon bak
ing powder, whites 2 Sfa, 3-4 cup
walnut meat 8. Cream butter, add su
Kur and then egg yolk well teaten
add milk Klowly and flour sifted with
baklnif powder. Carefully fold In
Whites beaten "tint II stiff; then
add nut meats. Bake 45 minutes In
moderate oven; cover with boiled
frosting, to which has been added 1-4
pound marshmallows, melted over
hot water, with 2 tablespoons boiling
water. Put nuts on top
Aunt Rarltd'a Cake,
One cup molojwcs, 1-2 cup butter, I
cups flour. 2 teaftpoonfuts of soda sift
ed into flour, 1 scant teaspoon ful salt,
I cup of sour mltk, yolks of 2 egg.
teaspoonful of cinnamon. 1 teaspoon
fill of cloves, 1 cup of ratlins or cur
rents; bake In layers.
Frosting". Two cups of sugar mixed
fn 1-2 cup of cold water and boll un
til It ropes; then drop carefully In the
stiffly beaten whites of 2 effKfl with
out scraping side of the stew pan in
which sugar has been boiled; add 1
teaxpnonful of vanilla.
Clnnfeninn Cake.
On cup sugar. 1 tablespoon lard.
pinch salti 1 cup sweet milk, 2 ten
spoons bnklng powder. 2 cups flour;
dot with bits of butter and sprinkle
with sugar and cinnamon.
Oranffo Cuke.
One-quarter cup butter, 1 cup su
gar, 2 eggs, 1-2 cup milk, 1 2-3 cup
Hour, 2 12 teaspoonfuls of baking
powder.
Filling for cake Onehnlf cup sugar.
2 1-2 tablespoonfuls of flour, grated
rind of 1-2 a lemon, 1-2 cup orange
juice, 1-2 tablespoopful of lemon, 1
egg,, 1 teaspoonful vanilla. Cook ft
minutes and let cool.
Frosting for cake Hhlf enp of or
ange Juice, yolk of l egg and powder
ed sugar to make thick enough to
! spread. (
Sour Milk Cnk
One cup sugar, 1-2 cup lard and
butter mixed, 1 teaspoon cinnamon.
t-a teaspoon nuimen, i-z lennpoon
lemon extract, 1 cup sour milk, 1 tea
upoon oda sifted with 2 cups bread
flour, a little wilt and I cup of rabdiiM.
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SAM FHANClHOO'Jan. 2-iAA. not,
addressed, to tS' corohr by,-Mr. M-a
Pieron, former newspaper writer and
poet of Chicago and New York,
found beside her body In her apart
ment hara today, told how she had
cut an artery In her -arm. In an at
tempt to end her life, and, fulling In
this attempt, turned on a sas Jet.
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BHITISH rkWB KTAW
rAHIf Jan. 2S. Becaiiso of the
high prices In Paris- hotels, Ilrltlah
representoiives and attaches at - tho
peace onimress who nre.hottsert In thp;
Hotel Majestic, have their own, cater- j
Ins; staff and all supplies except freHW
foods are sent to them ,from. En,Kjiul,.
A representative of the, ministry of
of food Is 'In charira hnd the 'ehtlrl
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TIENTSIN, Jan. 28. Pronounced
displeasure In China and Jairanese
cotnmerciul activities has promted the
Japaneso to seek the good will of the
Chinese through another channel; thai
of community of Interests. A Tientsin
paper publishes an article by a pro
minent Japanese writer pointing- to
the growth of the American. Kniillah
and French military and naval forces,
and tirKlng a China-Japanese offen
sive nlliancc.
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