Postpone Suffrage Vote
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—By a vote of nine to seven the house judiciary committee today postponed consideration of any women suffrage proposal until after December 14th. This means that the present congress will not vote on the Anthony amendment. The committee declined to postpone the consideration of the prohibition amendment to the same date. The vote was a tie.
Ambassador May Resign
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—It is reported that American Ambassador George Marye at Petrograd will resign because of ill health. The White House and state department were without information on the subject.
Ray Baker, Ambassador Marye's secretary, is now here.
Rural Credits Bill Ready
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—The committee today favorably reported in the house the Hollis rural credits bill proposing loans to farmers at five percent. Favorable action is promised.
CONCERT AT HIGH SCHOOL
Louis E. Lies Voignes and Miss Mabel Paulsen Will Appear Here Thursday Night
Superintendent Henry of the high school announced today that the high school auditorium would be packed to capacity Thursday night when Miss Mabel Paulsen and E. Des Voignes will appear in concert. These Louis well-known concert artists are not unfamiliar to Moscow people and the fact that they will appear here after a long absence is sure to bring marked support.
CONSTANTINE OF GREECE
 This is the latest photograph of Constantine, king of Greece, who recently violated precedent by giving to a correspondent an interview in which he bitterly attacked the policy of the entente allies. Worthy Tribute. 