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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
NEW MOTOR COMPANY IS
OPEN For BUSINESS HERE

n p Stoll and A J. Strube. who
have opened the Stol ana Strube No
tor company. 601-6O3 Texas street. are
expecting 20 receive within the next
Few days large shipment Of medium
priced cars, new TO this section.
The new concern will $50 conduct
q general repair service. They have
been very busy arranging machinery
and other equipment The size Of the
building gives large storage capacity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

a natural gravel roadbed. passing
around the point OF the Davis noun
tains, and Gomez Peak, the landmark
OF west Texas. which rises its head
5000 feet above sea level
At Balmorhea you enter the Toyah
valley. one of the finest irrigated
districts in the southwest. with its
flowing canals Of pure spring water,
beautiful alfalfa fields. Here you
viii find pleasant places to camp,
and can enjoy the beauties OF nature.
1t is only about an hours run to some
OF the beautiful canyons in the Davis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Junction the road is fairly good. and
irrigated district. and at Fort Stock
ton another. similar to the Toyah
valley. and at Fort Stockton You will
find the large spring that feeds Com
anche creek, where bathing and camp
ing facilities are afforded and all
tourists are accorded a warm well
come.
J. rom Fort Stockton 10 Sheffield
and on 10 OZOna the roads are fine.
and seven miles east Of Sheffield. at
Live Oak creek, you will find one Of
natures beauty spots for camping.
From Ozona to Sonora the road IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

An air vent e put In She bowl OF
a car5ureter 10 equalize the pressure
between the gasoline in the bowl and
the atmosphere, 10 obviate the forma-
ton OF a vacuum in the bowl 1t IS
vitality important 10 keep this hole
open and not allow II 70 become
clogged with foreign matter OF any
sort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
: Motor Sparks


10 J. BELK, OF Vinton, Texas. who
1 was one Of the visitors at the
headquarters OF the e Paso Automo-
bile club this week. is now at Van
Horn, Texas. on a business tour and
has notified Miss Buena Glider, club
secretary, that the road from Kent to
Van Horn is in bad condition While
In Fl Paso Mr. Belk paid his dues as
a member Of the club. He expects to
be gone from one month to six weeks
and viii keep the club HEADQUARTERS
advised Of the condition OF the roads.
s. o. BOttorff. manager Of the West
Texas Motor Sales company, returned
this week from Tucson, where he su-
pervised the unloading Of a carload of
Mitchell cars destined for the distri-
butor Of that district Mr.. Bottorff
is enthusiastic over the auto sales
conditions in the Arizona district and
predicts big business for that terri
tory.
Shipments of Buick cars. including
roadsters. and five and seven passeu-
ger touring cars are expected to ar
rive within the next few days by the
W atkins Motor company. The cars
were delayed unavoidably-
Presley ". Bittick. Of the West
Texas Motor company. accompanied
by Mrs. Bittick, left last week for
a 50 DAYS vacation trip through the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

eastern part OF the country. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bittick viii first visit New Or
leans. and viii then 80 TO Atlanta,
Ca They will visit Chicago, Kokomo,
Ind, Racine, Wis. and other cities
before returning to FL Paso.
o. o. Bottorff. a relative OF mana
ger s. o. Bottorff, Of the West Texas
Motor Sales company, has arrived in
Fl Paso from Chicago and Joined the
West Texas sales force. Until a short
time ago Mr.. Bottorff was advance
agent for the Redpath lyceum course.
y >
4. Van Beren, OF Balmorhea, Texas,
a good roads booster in that part Of
the state. has notified the touring
bureau OF the FL Paso Automobile
club OF road conditions in that section.
He is preparing a map Of the e. Paso
TO San Antonio highway.
Pecos. Texas, citizens are host 20
quite a number OF tourists weekly
who take advantage Of the public
camping ground In that city. accord
ing to reports received at FL Paso Au-
tomobile club headquarters from the
PecOs chamber Of commerce The
Pecos automobile men make a point
to entertain the tourists and encour-
age traffic.
Quite a number Of tourists passed
through Van Horn during the week
bound for FL Paso and points further
west. C. F. Toolen, FL Paso Automo-
bile club representative there. reports
an increased traffic while the roads
are improving.
Sam Wall. Of the Powell Motor Sup
ply company, has returned from a trip
through the southwestern territory.
where he placed agencies for the 16
head valve motor handled by the Pow
ell company According to Mr.. Wall
ne experienced little difficulty in
Placing the agencies. as there Is a big
demand for the motors in thfs terri
tory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
LEADS IN
NUMBER Of CARS
Has Largest Registered
Number Of Motor Trucks
and Pleasure Cars.

Ohio now has first place for being
the state to have the largest number
OF registered motor trucks and pleas
ure cars. Up to July 1 last the fig
ures show that It has supplanted New
York for first honors.
According TO a careful check made
by Automotive Industries. the number
OF motor vehicles registered IN all
the states was s,55s.233 on July l.
This Is an increase OF SIS percent for
the first half OF the year. All dupli-
cate registrations were deducted. and
this IS the actual number OF machines
which have licenses.
Tennessee Gains.
Following Is a list OF the registrz-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

LoLal .---ss Q. 50 3. 80
Tennessee showed the largest in
.rease IN registrations Il had a gain
4 1923 percent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
Correct Mileage

FL Psso 70 Fabens IS Mile,
Fsbeas % Sierra Blanea Sc
Stern Blane1 to Van Horn IS
Van Horn to Kent IS
Kent to Balrnorhea IS
Balnorhes to Fl. Stockton So
Fl. Stoekton 70 Sheffield 7S
Sheffield To O.sna IS
Osona to S0nors IS
Soao-a to Juncioa 81
Junction to Kerrvi1le 81
KsrTvills to BOerns So
Boerne TO San Antonio 50
Goinf Wsrt read up, East down.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13
PLANS FOR THIRD B0RDERLlND
RACE 1T TRACT MUCH INTEREST

Car Owners ALI Over the Southwest Are Losing No
Time in Getting Machines Into Shape for Grind Across
Desert and Mountains Jeb Newkirk of Chihuahua,
Won the First Race and Hugh Miller the Second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-13

Following Is a list OF the registrs-
tions in the various states up 70 the
data u-aurf0uad-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-27

Telefon ma prodej "a $l2.. Has
te re u A. j. Velata. Adv.
Ma prodei, bslohube kr&vy a te-
lata. Lad. Cimpl. Adv. 4-3p
Oznamuiem vefejnosti. ze name
jed~natelstvf ma Fordson traktory
ktere vyrabf Henry Ford a pro
mensf pr6ce ma farm6 jsou nejlep-
81. M6zete traktor vid9ti v ma
sem zavodu. Tabor Garage. Adv.
Nyni i Uhry Sc pfidali ma boise
vickou vfru. To mas nepfekvapi.
Bolsevismus jest jiny nazev pro
nemeckou propaganda a ponevat
Msd'afi, ktefi pochazf z mongol-
skeho plemene pffsahali vernost
Vilemovi a NemcGm, must pomati
i\pfi nemeckem bolseyismu.
+. M. Dvofaeek, ien$ bydIf "a
padne cd Avon, byl zde navstevou
v patek. Ma podzim prodaf svou
farmu zapad9 cd m9sta a koupil u
Avon. v. j. Obr byl zde take a
oba 81 libovali jak Sc zde dobfe ma
Jedi.
Frank Halla jenz byl u pravidel
neho vojska co dobrovolnfk. Sc.
vratil minult etvrtek z Francie.
Byl u vojska hned jak valka Wy
pukla mezi Amerikou a Huny.
Byl ranen do praveho ramona
srapnelem, avsak rukou mnze dob
Re vladnouti. V pond6lf Sc vratil
z Francie druh5 mladf, Frank Hat
wan, ktery byl plynem omamen
pfi dtoku ma hunsk6 posice a do
sud ma tele ma znameni vypalene
cd plynu. Sdcastnil Sc bitev u
St. Mihiel a Argonnu a kdyz byl
propulsion z nemocnice, bylo jiz
pffmefi a pax byl v Nemecku ne
jakf Gas. Tehoz dne Sc vratil
Henry Matuska ienz byi u eropla-
M, ktery vsak Sc do bitvy nedos
tai, ale vozil pumy Is mil IN linil
~ byI caste v mfste kterS Hunove
bombardovali.
Nezapome1te, ze GervenS kffz
Dude sbfrati stare satstvo vrchnf
i spodnf pro trpicf lid v Europe,
pocinaje 81 bfeznem a konGeie s
dubnem. Mate-li stare satstvo
jenz chcete darovati, napfed jej
laskavs vycistete a vyperte. Dali
81 informaci poda pr. j. w. FL
shire.
Ma prodei, polovice v budove
Tabor Garage. Eman Trunec,
Tyndall, S. D.. ATOP Adv.
Ma prodej, Gern5 Percheron hfe
bee. 7-lett. vaAf 1850 Iiber. Jan
kus, route 2. 4 Top Adv.
Prime Sc slusn6 device, kter6
schopno vypomoci phi prodeji vi
mem zavodu. o dalsf podrobnos-
ii piste Vac. KIouda. TyndalI, SD
Adv. 1927
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-27

Registracnf v5bor pro mesto
Tabor Dude zasedati Tho dubna,
"a dSelem vyhotovenf seznamu vo-
lieu, a op6t Sc sejde 8ho dubna "a
lcelem opravenf seznamu. Letos
poprve budou j zeny voliti a jest
ably Sc daily r~egistrovati,
Jos. HruSka, klerk.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-27
Ornament.

Oznamuji tfmto vefejnosti, re
jsem pfestal kupovati drGhez mas
ledkem nemoci Y rodine a zarovef
'dekuji vsem "a pffzeh v minulosti
]. +. Mikolasek.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-27
Ornament.

Vystava Velebne Svatosti, spo-
jena Sc 4Otihodinovou poboznosti
bude v kostele sv. Vaclava v Ia
bofe, dHe l., 2. a 3. dubna.
Rev. b. j. Chudacek.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-27
NOvy
Obuvnicky ZavOd!

jest nynf otevfen vefejnosti. VI
to o mfstu kde byste mohli S lepsf
v5hodoukoupiti obuv nezli u nasa
Name dplns nov5 sklad Star of
the West" obuvy. Stfevfce pro
mule, zeny a dsti. Tato obuv jest
prodana Sc zarucenim v5robny, Re
uspokoji. Zdali ne, dame YAM no
YOU obuv anebo vratfme penfze,
Zvem vas, do naseho zavodu at
jiz koupfte anebo ne. Pamatujte,
ze t6z spravuiem obuv. Pfineste
anebo zaslete nam VAST starou
obuv ku spravce. Kdykollv by o.
buy cd mas Sc rozparala, sesfjem il
zdarma.
Cermak a PekaT,
Yankton, S. d.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-03-27
DoMAC| zPRAvy.

Cesty jsou opst jake kdyz je
vepf rozvrta.
Manzeldm Ant. VanG urovSm Sc
v pond&lf narodil hosfk.
Mouka ma prodei We fsrmerskem
elevatoru. Adv. 0- .
M. J. Rada odiel VIC Gtvrtek do
Sioux City q pax Sc pojede podfva
ii do Omahy.
Diva pfipady nestovic vypukli
We Scotland a Size v domacnosti ia
ma Cisafe a Henry Goekeha.
John F. Hruska byl navstevou
u sveho bratra Vaclava u Geddes
tento tSden.
Pr. Proksova a ieji dcera, pr.
Emilia Bambasa, cd Tyndall byly
zde navstevou u pfatel v patek.
Pi, J. F. Mikolaskova odjela v
patek do nemocnice v Yankton do
leGenf. jeff manzel jel S nj.
Pf. j, j. Kudrna a jeff dcera
Klara, pr. JAS. Kulise a pr. j. A.
Dvofaka byly v Yankton v sobotu
81. Stella Hruska, jenz Sc uti
sitf v Sioux Falls, pfijela domd ma
navst9vu v sobotu.
Lewis a George Matuska a js-
jich man$elky Sc vr&tily z Camp
Terminal, Charleston, S. Carolina
kde hosi byli propustSni z vojska.
F. J. Kolda prodal go akrd re
sve fanny j. F. Toczkovi; 80 ali
r1 John Pfbalovi n 40 akrG John
Sirovatkovi IN $155 akr.
Pr. Laura Macho,a >e rozhedia
vesLi hotel w >,e budove. Dop"
sud davala jen nocleh. Tabor bsl
beg hotelu Il jfdelny pies rok n h.
ii Is, jenz sem zavftali pax nem6li
50 kde najf>ti, jest IN bfledni
Kupuju nynf vejce j smetanu n
platim vzdy dobrou cenu. Pr.
Vellek. Adv. 81
Pfivezte nam smetanu a vejce-
plstfme vzdy nejvyssf trznf cenu a
plnou vahu. HOSTEL & Go. Adv.
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Nam jednatelstvf ma osv8dGehe
l6ky pro dOmacf zvffata. Zkuste
je. j. f. Mikolasek. Adv. 2-13f
Zbavte sve obilf cd snete soluci|
formaldehydu. Ma prodej v Ia
Dor Drug Store. Adv. 3,20f
Vezmem dobytek do pastru. vo-
dy atr&vy hojnost, Sc kus a brand
zaruGen. Hatwan Bros. 4-3p
Ma prodej, diva Lofty v SO. Tabor,
Tez polovici v kuleGniku v Tabo-
fe. Eman Trunec, Tyndall, SD.
Danny ktere chtejf konati prace
pro Gerveny kffz. mohou obdrzeti
vlnu cd pr. Emil Vaukove, ktera
il obdrzela vetsf zasobu.
Ma prodej, cistokreyne. velke
Poland China prasnice, ockovane
proti cholefe. Frank Stibral, q
ZIP Adv.
Lido jenz mali u mns baterie k
nabitf, dobfe udelaji, kdyz mne
aspof tfi dry ku pfedu nechsjf ve
dst, nezli 81 pro ne pfijdou, abych
baterifm mohl DAFT cerstvS napus-
tent. A. j. Velat. Adv.
II -
Kosiekova zabava Sc Dude odb5-
vati We skole Vlasakove v sobotu,
echo bfezna, pfi ktere p. r. j..
Bathurst re Sioux City zazpfva a
pobavf obecenstvo. Danny jsou
zadany by 81 pfipravily kosicky a
kazdf lest ivan hy sa dnstayiI.
The sun., 1919-05-09

when I am from the country. but some
times the farmer knows more than the
city man about investing. l claim to
have some knowledge about making a
solid investment. I have suffered from
experience. I know what 1t Is to put
something in with the hope OF getting
good deal more. but any man or
woman who is wise and moderate in
the habit OF acquisition knows, as most
Of Us do. or ought to, how little we
know about business"
William O. McAdoo. who was to have
been the other speaker. was confined to
his hotel with cold and the Rev. G. W.
Petty, pastor of the Creston Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The Bronx, was
substituted. A letter was read from
Samuel Gompers subscribing 70. a 800
note and saying he had bought another
in Washington on the instalment plan.
The meeting opened with camp scene
and setting up exercises by n detach-
nent of Michigan and Wisconsin SOL
ders from the headquarters company of
the I27th Infantry. Leo Ornstein played
on the piano and Miss Margaret Ro-
mayne and Miss Dorothy Jardon sang.
Before the rally opened members Of
hoped they might raise s25,000,000 dur
ing the evening.
TIE Victory Loan Committee said they
The sun., 1919-05-09
PREMIER'S PLEDGES
KEPT BY THE TREATY
British Labor Alone Finds
Fault With Terms.
Special Gable Despdfch TO THE suS.
Copyright. 1919; all rights reserved

LONDON, May S.-Lloyd George in the
opinion Of England, as reflected in the
press and by statements OF many leaders
Of thought has kept his prediction
pledges. The peace treaty measures
fully up to the nations idea of justice,
Its severity being fully as far reaching
as expected. 1t is expected also that
the material gains will be satisfactory
II the treaty provisions are carried out
The voice of labor Is the only one
raised In dissent, Henderson. Macdonald
and Lansbury disappearing on the
ground that the treaty Is much too
severe Their stand, however, is not
meeting with much approval, because 1t
was severity that the country deman ded
PARTICULARLY pleasing to Conservatives
here is the prospect OF an alliance be-
tween Great Britain and America to
protect France in the event of invasion
by Germany. The Liberals, on the other
hand. look to the League of Nations 10
solve many Of the remaining difficulties.
The Northclffe press, eager on any
account to discredt Mr.. Lloyd George
has no fault to find with the treaty, de-
voting its attacks to financial measures
which remain TO be worked out in de-
tail. The Telegraph best sums UP the
country's opinion. 1t says:
The peace is rigid but just. Not
one OF the extremist demands survived.
Ire national rights of all peoples were
dealt with fairly and justly and In ac-
cordance with the dictates of humanity.
Inc treaty gives us guarantee OF
future peace and ends jthe struggle
Win Germany right WELL
The sun., 1919-05-09

by his personal appeal will compel COM
pliance on the part of the Senate and
II Is openly stated that with the United
states pledged In the view of the world
to accept the treaty as IL stands, the
Senate will hesitate about bringing about
the unfavorable appearance which would
inevitably result from "dishonoring the
work OF the American representatives in
Paris"
Judging from the oficiai summary OF
tho treaty II appears likely to many here
that the United States Government can
be disentangled from the unfavorable
commitments of the treaty by reserva-
lions on the part Of the Senate, thus
making changing OF the wording of the
treaty itself perhaps unnecessary except
for the additions.
It Is anticipated for example that a
reservation may be proposed to elirni.
nate all entanglements of the United
States on the other hemisphere and In
distant parts OF the world, excepting
such commitments as apply to finishing
up certain vital matters pertaining to
the war. A distinction between engage
ments entered into by the American peo-
pie In making war on Germany and en-
gagements entered into at the Paris con-
ference without the peoples knowledge
and consent to apply to future European
politics probably will be made.
This. 1t Is pointed out, would leave
American members on the vital commits.
eions. would insure American assista nee
In forcing Germany to comply with the
terms of peace. but would eliminate all
the rest OF the international structure
built for American future participation
including manufactures for Armenia, etc,
and ramihcations of the League Of Ma.
tions
The sun., 1919-05-09
CLEMENCEAU URGED ALLIANCE
Sent Letter to Wilson Asking L. =.
Backing of France,

PARIS, May S.-The first move coward
an alliance among France. Great Britain
and the United States experimenting the
peace treaty, II is understood, was ma dc
by Premier Clemenceau in letter 10
President Wilson with view Of de-
veloping American cooperation in the
French desire for an agreement. Later
letters passed between Premier LLOYD
George and President Wilson which II
Is understood. brought out the fact that
while the British and French Premiers
were free to conclude ARRANGEMENTS
President Wilson could not do 80 without
Congressional action.
This In turn developed the present
tendency OF the negotiations TO place the
whole matter before the American Con-
gress. Discussions were devoted yester-
day to the form of presentation to Con-
gress.
The understanding takes the form Of
letter signed by Premier LLOYD
George and Mr.. Wilson referring the
question TO the British Parliament and
the American Congress. II is also con-
templated that the agreement shall be
separate from the peace treaty and ;hat
any necessity for action under II shall
be subject to a recommendation OF the
Council OF the League of Nations.
The proposed alliance Is an effort to
meet the French demand for military
security against German aggression.
The terms are general in character.
The sun., 1919-05-09

glance Is the fragrant disproporton be-
tween the plans proposed to us and the
means which VIC are given TO carry
them out"
The Echo dc Pdric, which has been n
consistent critic of the Peace Conference,
ends It's article In review OF the peace
treaty as follows:
Let us make the best OF what we
have; we must not undervaluo It, We
must work loyalty with our British and
American friends"
The Petit Journal thus sums up its
opinion on the document
ITO put II short, although the treaty
as 1t stands does not give those con-
cerned all the compensation they had a
right to expect, II is an honorable com
promise and deserve a favorable recep-
ton"
After Analysing the chief clauses OF
the treaty. the Temps says
The experience of the war Is still
quite fresh. What we have learned from
ii Is that France. the British Empire and
the United States have. thanks to their
invincible soldiers. crushed Germany and
caused the Hohenzollern Empire to col
lapse In Berlin, although the Germans
still held territorial pledges and strategic
positions in front OF Paris. Premier
Clemenceau never gave up hoping that
victory would be ours. and he was clever
enough to discern among the other diff
f1culties that would arise from victory the
new conditions needed for French secur-
ity, and he has managed to realize them.
Foreign Minister Pichon assisted the
Premier with the most answering de-
votedness. and Andre Tardieu has con-
tributed to the work of peace making
with clear sIghtedness. powerful will
and capacity for the task. France will
be grateful to them for their good ser
vices"
The sun., 1919-05-09
HUNGARY REFUSES
RUMANIA'S TERMS
Communist Government win
Fight On, Says Report.

COPENHAGEN, May s.-The Hungarian
Communist Government has refused the
armistice terms offered by Rumania and
has decided TO fight to the utmost, a
despatch from Budapest says
In reply to the Hungarian request for
an armistice the Rumanian Government
demanded the disarmament of the forces
fighting against Rumania and her allies
In the present operation, the surrender
OF war material and the return of pris-
oners and hostages without reciprocity.
1t was added that until the terms were
fulfilled Rumania would occupy the right
bank Of the Thesis River to a depth Of
twelve miles.
In commenting on the report that the
Hungarian Communist Government had
fallen the Fronkfort Zeitun1 SAYS:
We are no part!sans of Bolshevism,
hut we look upon the fall OF the Buda-
pest Soviet Government as great mis-
fortune. The speedy fall Of this Coy
eminent Is for the Allies the casion
OF new triumph, and our opinion is
that now that their minds are made
easy on this point the mperialist states
men OF the Entente will exact complete
fulflment Of their Wills by the peace
terms"
The sun., 1919-05-09
LONDON COMMENT
DIFFERS ON TREATY
Chief Complaints Are Giving
80 Ships to L. s. and FL
nancial Terms.
SEES DEFEAT FOR WILSON
Labor Organ. Says President
Has Been Beaten Secretly
by Other Powers.
by RAYMOND q. CARROLL.

Special Gable Despatch to TIE Sun and tho
Pubic Ledger
LONDON, May s.-The chief com.
complaint heard in London with respect
to the peace terms centres about the
assigning Of eighty-nine German ships
now in American harbors, to the United
States. thereby nearly doubling Ameri-
can tonnage from what it was when the
United States entered the war.
The fact that the Allies get the
lost ships back under the ton for ton
principle does not diminish the feeling
Of chagrin in shipping circles that dur
Ing the replacement period the Ameri-
can merchant marine benefits from pos
session Of German boats afoat.
The sun., 1919-05-09
COUNCIL OF TAKES
UP ITALIAN QUESTION
Premier Orlando Expected to
Attend the Meetings.

PARIS. May S.--Premiers Lloyd George
and Clemenceau and President Wilson
will resume consideration of the Italian
question to-day, Marcel Hutin said in
the Echo de Paris this morning 1t was
added that Premier Orlando probably
would attend the meeting and that dis
cussion of the question would continue
several days
Thomas Nelson Page. the American
Ambassador to italy. notified the Amer
lean delegation to the Peace Conference
to-day that he was starting from Rome
for Paris this morning The Ambassa-
The sun., 1919-05-09
SWEDISH MINISTER LEAVES.
VIII Sail for Europe May 10 and
Visit His Home.
Special Despatch 10 TuE ST

WARRINGTON. May S.--The Swedish
Minister and Nine. Ekengrcn left to-day
for New York, whence they will sail
Tor France, May 10. for visit in Brit
tany. London and the Minister'S home
in Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. who have
been guests of Mrs. Elltinss sister Mrs.
stephen Il. Elklns, for two weeks. loft
tonight for their country place In Ell
kins, W. Va. Mrs, Elkins and Mr.. and
Mrs Lee were entertained at dinner this
evening by Nj. and Mrs. Lee Phillips.
DR.. and Mrs. Shirley Carter of War
renton, Va. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Duval Carter. to Louis b. Strong, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r Strong of
Plainfield. N J.
The sun., 1919-05-09
BERLIN JEWS THREATENED.
PIacards Call for Massacre as Al
legged Reprfsal.

LONDON. May S.-An Exchange Tele-
graph Company despatch from Berlin
reports that hatred against the Jews has
been displayed recently in the German
capital and that piacards have been dis
tributed asking the citizens to massacre
Jews because. the notices assert. the
Jews killed 200 children at Easter.
AS result of this feeling and of re-
ports from wilma that Jews have been
murdered there. II Is added. leading Jews
have requested the American commission
in Berlin to assist the Jews in Berlin and
other German cities