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The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Duties Assigned to
Arts Club Members

A luncheon was given yesterday at
the Arts Club to the members of the
dramatic committee by its chairman,
Mr.. c. W. O'Connor, at which time
the following duties were assigned to
the different members in preparation
for a busy season Of play preparing
and presentation by members of the
club: DR.. G. w. Johnston. manager;
Finley Hayes. director; Miss c. I.
Orr. properties; Mrs H. G. Ferguson,
scenery and lighting; Miss Mary
8oggs. business director, and DR..
shnston. Mrs Ferguson and Miss
=. play readers.
. he first play Is to be presented IN
@nber. at which time the acting
and artistic talent OF the club
rite in an effort to present some
he ordinary plays.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
THE PARAGRAPHS
NEWS VIEWS.

LaFollette and Penrose make a fine
pair Of treaty wreckers.-Charlesto
News and Courier.
Berger made the mistake of his life
by not being elected to the Senate
instead of the flouse.-SavannaiI
News.
Every member of the Senate knows
what he intends TO do regarding the
peace treaty. SO why not vote?-De-
troit Free Press.
Russia mas fewer physicians than
any other country. but all they seem
to need is undertakers. anyway
Pontiac (Mich.D Press.
Only very soft coal miners can be
nodded like putty by the walking
delegates. Hard men are likely TO be
self-governing.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Does It best serve the purposes OF
the mine-owners that there be a
strike? Let the public watch both
sides with equal suspicion.-Baltimore
American.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Woman Held Slayer Of
Husband Gets Rehial

Atlanta Ca. Nov. 5.-ofrs. Stella
Abbott, convicted Of killing her Jhus-
band. Johnny Abbott, member Of me
Atlanta IRE department was granted
new trial BY the State s.prsrns
Court today
Mrs. Abbott according TO evidence
introduced at her trial. shot and
killed her husband after she had In
tercepted a telephone. call from an
other woman. She was convicted OF
voluntary manslaughter and SEN
tenced TO ten years.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
New and Wonderful
Hair-Remeviag Secret
How to Get RID Of Root. and An

Ihs secret N outi Any woman bothsrvd
v1fh sup1huous hair can no~ nd herpelf of
thls trouble tbsoautely-not only the surface
hairA but the ROOTS 40 vel-by What 10
Known a. the ''phelA1tins pnocsss" The nev
method does away with numerous and ezp-n-
sfe vista 70 the electrolyrh expert Dos
aSy With depilstories or shaving al frequ-ut
iutervah Nothing like IL ever known befors
Get stick Of phelactine from your druGrst.
follow The eAy Instruction. snd have ths
surprise Of your life
You DO the wort In q few secoods. IN yozr
own bone. without the le.st intwy. ne hair
roots come out before your very eso leaning
the skin soft. mocth, hairless Phaactps
Ia odorIess. nouinitstins, and 90 harmless yos
could eat it-Adr.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
MARYLAND.

Cumberland.-New buildings to be
built will cost s11l,so5.
Hagerstown.-P. A. Slim, wanted by
police for theft Of shoes for three
years, arrested.
Annapolis. - Walter Ford returns
from Holland just in time to cast
his ballot.
Lonaconing.-Miss Hazel Bond and
John Cuthbertson married
fredericksburg. The Rev. E. T
Adams opens three-weeks' revival al
Union M. e. Church.
Baltimore. Engagement Of Miss
Margaret e. welch. daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs B. r. welch. ST.. to J. w
Pue, Fairmont. W. Va, announced.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrisburg. - Fourteen people. ar
rested and 100 quarts of liquor seized.
Mechanicsburg. Ten months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Shelhamer drowned in reservoir.
Marysville.-Red Cross membership
drive on in full swing.
Lewistown. Mifflin County wo-
mans health committee formed.
MELVILLE. - G. w. Hoover. feed
merchant, found dead in store by
brother.
Waynesboro. Nichodemus or
chards yield l5.0oo barrels of apples.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
D. c. EMPLOYEES GIVEN
1lMINUTES TO SING

. Patriotic songs In celebration Of
Ar1nistioe Day win be sung by sroups
OF Washington citizens at II O'Clock
on the morning Of November II, In
accordance with 9 request issued yes
terday by Commissioner BrownIow.
The Commissioners said yesterday
that IL had not been ascertained that
the day would be a holiday or that
there would be parades or street cele-
brations.
Government departments viii sus-
pend work for eleven minutes TO allow
employees to participate In ..sings,' 81
under the direction of the War Camp
Community Service.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
BACK HOME, NEWS
Like Letter from the Folks-Watch for
Your State News in The Herald.
OHIO.

Port Clinton.-Returned service men
will hold ball on evening Of Novem.
ber II.
Marysville.-Stacy Braun Company
Toledo. buys sll 900 municipal bonds
Of Plain City.
Defisnce.-Rains cause heavy rises
in Maumee and Auglaize rivers.
Tiff1n.-HeideIberg University pays
1880 for five numbers on its lecture
course.
Monroe-Sherin Barley discovers 80
gallons of raisin mash in South Win
chester street raid.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Educator Dies After
Wife Commits Suicide

Nashville Tenn. Nov. 5.-Foliowins
closely on the heels of the suicide
OF his wife in Lynchburs. Va, about
tnree weeks ago. came the death
here yesterday Of DR.. william Alex
ander webb. president Of Randolph
Macon Woman's College Of Lyncb-
burg, Va. DR.. Webb had been n n,
health for several months and at ths
tune OF his wife's suicide was In
California for his health.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
VIRGINIA..

Lynchburg. - Traffic violations In
crease forty-four in October over
same month last year.
Danville.-Vernell Darlington. Il, col
ored. held by jury for murder of H.
S. Parker.
Montpelier. j. D. Gibson. we'll
known Louisa County resident, dies
Petersburg.-Mrs. Mary l.. Stratton
S4, Is dead.
Richmond.-Al Protestant churches
in Virginia will be represented al
general conference here December
Amherst. - Sardis graded schoo
opened.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR
BY John Kendriek Bangs.

THE BETTER CRAFT.
toUpJright. 1919. By The Mcclure Newspaper
Syrdicata)
For sailing DER the ocean
In these tempestuous days
I have q pleasant notion
Twould ease our troubled ways
II all the folks who travel
The waters rough and chill
Would leave the Barks Of Cavil
For Steamers of Good Will.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
FLORIDA.

Miami. - Aerial line to Cuba is
planned.
Fort Pierce.-State railroad COM
mission investigates conditions caus-
ing request for added telephone
rates.
st. Petersburg.-Deputy Sheriff W.
L. Strickland. charged with theft of
5000 in diamonds, missing.
st. Augustine.-Produc and poultry
show being held here.
Jasper-Locality has rain after six
weeks drought.
ocala.-Mrs. W. ". Condor visiting
friends at Greensboro, n. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Husband Her Bene6eiarv.

In her will. dated July 81. 1911. f,,e6
Tor probate IN the District Supreme
Court yesterday. Catharina L. AIli-
wine makes her husband executor
and sole beneficiary.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

Here was the gold thread in the
crimson skein Of war-The Red
Cross.
CHAS. w. O'C0NNOR,
sefgt %. D.. 36th Hnf., Ward %,
Walter Reed Hospital
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
Gov. Calvin Coolidge.

figure has n American politics.
The reelection of Calvin Coolidge governor
IS another outstanding result of Tuesdays balong
There qualification all Coodges
tory platform declaring against awlessness
raism.
President Wilson his when he wired his
atulations to Governor Coolidge The Presidents bgns send
ing the telegram only further emphasizes his
half OF the people unlawful who
mat them The President never did deed
Democrats find little defeat Long,
cratic aspiran special dismay
the two principal items the administration program
appeal to the anBish
the support of the radical elements only
Boston police strike but in the dangerous tendency labor
radcalsm.
Governor Coolidge already talked of for the Republican
nation for the Presidency The leaders
America has the where decision
command the support of the people.
Two were shot the first raid New under
the Volstead act The other patrons half
You can't always tell Just back his
status as sane man he decided to O the stage.
The Bolshevk have offensive
-Yudenitch didn't come the scratch.
And have reversible aeropanes Too late
We going backward without it.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

You can't always tell Just Chaloner won
status man he decided go on the stage
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

Might well eliminate the labor question treaty
and peace don't have anything common ANYWAY
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

Discussion OF the treaty has done good thing has give
Senators opportunity views concerning ev.r,b;
the world the treaty.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

Senator Thomas surprised that chaplains dsv PRAYER h.
accomplished Senate Results NAV he mo.
ured by the size of the task.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

Senator Sherman confesses that he has never paved in
We beginning think some sort of exclamation IN d
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

The Bolshevki have put successful counter
-Yudenitch didn't up to the scratch
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

And have reversible propeller for aeroplane
We going backward without it.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

Lodge would be travesty invoke divine blessing
the treaty Well the treaty do no more than
sion war And we invoked divine blessing on the war
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06
The American Way.

Radicals labor ranks inclined toward Boil
shevm hnd little satisfaction issuing from the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers Amer-
to please the agator who would problems bv the
bullet
There fine Amecanm running through the nei-
ne approval OF the proposed commission 1t
forth plain language doctrine of which
appeal to the overwhelming who would
rule by ballot who believe the democracy
preached and practiced in the States
The engineers85ooo of period OF labor
unrest OF disputes between employer empioye high cost
hVng but they firmly pledge themselves organization
work tor souion-no by general STRIKE boodhed bv
hoobu by getting together and talking things and settling
them in man-to-man fashion.
The L. E. will have Boshevik frebrand and bI
let peerng the good old methods (tred and teste
of the conference and the ballot.
Lodge says it would be NJ,
the treaty WE'LL at the the than
sion war And We invoked divine blessing on the war
Senator Thomas surprised chapns dav praver has
accomplished Improvement in the Results NAV be
ured by the the task
Discussion of the good thing II has give,
senators an opportunity their everything
the world except the treaty. "
Senator Sherman confesse
VIC were beginning TO think of explanation order
Might as well eliminate the labor treaty Labor
and peace don't have anything common ANYWAY
The Washington herald., 1919-11-06

Two were shot in the first raid a New York saloo
the Volsead act The other patrons were half shot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-10

|Ingge oisie @lager for oe bgiere Mn=
.toriteter / 8%aibington op1aaeoe@on-
|torerne glimrenoe &eiultater. 9ette
gon &ontorets Direftpr ben Soc at
|uobibe girfiombeoen til at omfatte
ollie Slogs Observation-Disclosures. J
@nbper al bore 2eiere, Ser gnifer
&ontorets @ielp, ifal Blot iiffripe en-
ten paa 6nnif eller engelf til be,
obenfor arr9tone M6re8le, % @onto-
rets 6anife 6tab m gibe DEM, hbao
|0plps1mger Sc fan, eller iptte Sem
Il Sorbinbel1e mes BET rette &egiez
|%riugsfontor, 11ben at oct foiter en-
Gent.
Gelp ON Sc life behbber &onto-
'rets &iplp ibag, iao er Set al1igebcl
ibe61t, at enhber 29fer noterer M6res=
'ien: Scan6inobian 8urea1,7 124 6.
.2Stb ct, Seem Oorf @itn 90 Sc ifffc
fon pioe, bpprnaar De fan fnn 8rrg
for Ben.
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Mflfeosfsn

Smfring peo 300 Wenneifer lam
leoes Ssnoag Nften ben 81. sept. !
&irfen ! Nifop. bpor 8nit. @obiera
stalte on 5jemmets Stloflpbelie pao
8ernelle. Otter Goreoraget iamlc.
Deg man, ifIg. "Mffob Mmeriem"
! airfens mutt ppntebe unberial
til Ell feitlig Sammenfomit i Mn-
leoning' af @objerg 5amiIiers nar
foreitaact,oe Mejie til California. Det
|pefsleoe Der meb Caller % Gong,
% blaf1ot Dc msote bar farlig man
&C, Der for elIer ienere bar baret
GaItor 8obiergs gleper, enten Io1u
5Bern eller bofsne.
2en ltore 5oriomling bar ct $40
neSbDro om, at man paaifignneoe
ben 3coebonbe0, Tom Samilien so.
bjerg alti0 bapbe biit til at poe en-
bjalpenoe Saalrb og ppret meo til
at fre,nme set aolloe1ige 2ib / M1fot
6rebien.
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Den finefiife anltnr.

Gen fineitife &11lt1r er ioo gam.
mel, at man merer, SEN / Mf6er it, IT
itaar tilbage 100 enr pgDptife. Ser
CT oesloen ioa eiee16ommelig oq
:iao eneitaden6e, at Sen liffert iffe
Dor nogen Sorbin6eTie meo noge1
on6et Sofs @l1lh1r.
@ftef bbab en- &9ffffe nnber1ggel.
Ter bar aabenboret, ifaI 6en fineii.
.ife Sfrift bore opfnn6et dIlere6e
$500 Mur for @riiti 6gofel.
Omfring 800 Mar lenere op6age.
De &ineierne Magnetnoarens @gen:
ifober; men &ompas1et b1eb soc
ferit til @irfeligbeo omfring 100
Mar. FIR @ristua S @Iutninger al
oct 6. Narbun6re6e efter @riih&s
|begDnbte 6e at. Hpre Greinit %
omfring 1850 trDfte man me6 rgr.
1900 .ENtAI"E- -EshEEr .--'.E.
|lige Epper.
&rlotet fienbte @ineierne oIIere.
De 400 @ar fbr Dor Eiosregning
Napiret tilpirfeoe Sc / set fgrite
Aarbuttbreoe efter @riitl1s og @orce.
1pf1et begpnote 6e at fabrifere bel
@egpn6e1fen al Mnr 800.
Dm oct iaa bar @eooelpenge, b1et
De nlmi1belig aroen6t i set an6e
Marbunore6e efter &riitlts, pg 1pn
Iae inoen g11ropeerne bobbe fnn6e:
poo Oct, brngte 8ineierne @ril1e,
(til at afbialpe Nattrens nfl1Iofom
menbe6.
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As the New address should be stated
and also the name of the paper.
3~nnsamlingrn til
6annrrjynrrnr.

Sbet hi be11piler til bosltaaen0e
offe1tliggiorte8ibragslilte ira "De,
f6noeriDife Sono", gipr hi 1anntioig
bore 2Rlere opmGrf}om paa, at
Snoian1lingen lll,tter &afligelies0a=
gen. 9erfor er set Gi6er1 at tagc.
pg tage fat for. Nlpor, ON Maalet,
set Maal, fom Danif- Mmerifaner1c
bur tat, at billie in6Iamle Ell balb
Million Dol1arS i Mmerifu til Sc
libe11be Sdn6eripoer lfal naas.
gnfeltc 8Dcr far ct fIot &el1ltat
at opni1e, anbre, pg oesp9rre Sc fle-
Ite, bar laa goot iom intet giort.
9pu0 er @rum6en? @nr 9nniferne
i Mmerifo life 6plelie og Meolioen-
beo meo Spnoeripoerne, Ser i So
Mnr bar 1tri6t for at bebdre 6eres
sMo6crsmaol, fempet for 6erea
H&et og paret @ernet for Mor6ens
&ultur.
Ser err Me6 I Sgn~oeripllon6, Ser
Hanges til Sialp. Ga1marf bat
dereoe pilt fin ltore Sfferpilligbea
p<1 at ilto1amle ODER lpp Milioner
@oner. Men enbnu bebpbes itore
Gunner til at afbiGlps al Ben
@enoi9beo, iom arigen bar meo-
grt. @erfor maa Dunfferne / Mme-
rita bite, at 6e bar &jertet pao rette
5t6.
Set CT enbber oaniffgot Mla11bs
ng &btt16es 8ltgt at gibe lit 8i6rag
til Sen %lenoeripife SSnlrfo". Men ri
flyer igicn: SIR set ioag, for set
batter. Ei6en er fort, og las oct
ei5rig blioe iogt, at Guniferre /
Mmerifa lpigteoe og frgb / Sfiul,
"a set gjaI0t ben iterlte Sag, iom
nogenii1,oe er. bleben taget op-til
m6f6re1ie bGanrot 9drif-Nmerifa:
nerne.
op til Doao, op til Mrbejoe, ole
Rnnife. 8iorogs1iiterne irem, r11not
meb 2ilterne. Dg Io6 os ollie piie
itor 9Hferpilligbeo.
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Drn snnnrr}yakf Tnnh
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Ghitoon.

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RTgs&#AS.
on Of ben Meningl at Sc itigeroc
8riier pad 6arnnerie berobpe Inn fa1l
pare tic 9faoe for Sart1ert1e felb.
De eneite, Der I'll tiene oerpeo, er
9engemnnbenc % spefulanterne /
|Dperne.
Miniiteriet reader eilbber 2ano=
man6, Der bliper hlbltot Ell bgi Nris
lfor lin @aarb, til fgrit at operpeje
Ito Ting: er oil itffer paa, at Sc Ben-
Lie, bu faar for bin Borm, er NOT til
lat fipbe Sig Ell ligefaa gob 6arm att,-
6etlteos, % bnr OH ul6itpnoig
i8aral1ti for, at Man6e1, Ser tilbDber
at fiGbe bin @aaro til en- hi 8ris,
,birfe1ig ct Htan6 til at betale for
ben, 1tuar Eermilen fommer. 2nno.
brugsminiifertet forflarer, bnorle6es
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men SIR @egning paa at frn1e
iplge gar11en me6 goo S~ortieneite,
inoen 6en f6rite getaling forfoloer.
8riierne paa 2an6eien6omme /
MaiSitaterne er iteget noget gnnife
11troligt fi6en ii6fte Toraar og er /
itabig Stigen6e. Manee Sarme ct
Eb1epet io1gt til 8riier, ser Ell minoft
rs ener 100 Collars beiere emo /
6oraaret. Spefulationen lpre6er fig
itaoig og bar i BEN ienere.Ei bift
fig ! Misio,tri, &anias, Mebroifa oa
Minneiota.
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Sc fiee,,be Briier paa 2anbeieu-
bptntne.

EHE-E.L tNBrH E&s=
4. g. department Of Mgricltltnre
bar noienot en- alborlig Mobariel
Mrleoning al ben itn6igt ftigen6a
sSpefulation ] 2anoeien6omme !
Some, Sllinois og Be pbrige "gorn-
bel" 5tater. aigsiom Ben battbtt-
tige Spefu1ation / 2nnbeienoomr1te /
Gatn1arf bar bRret til ubo6elig
.5fa6e. for 2anobrugerne, Der futt
tan fiGbe 2ntroeienoomme tit 9riier,
iom set bill bore neiten 11r111ligt at
forrerte al @aarbeng Snotegter, iaa
ct Observation-Disclosures / @nibing-
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prllerp11en ! So1ool 1of ca. 2 Wfttl.
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Dfonoltobet. Oct barflt11 in1aa Sft-
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GER 1olgfes Tor 2,OOo Sltr, Ell
n.cget Lob Hris, lammen1ignet meo
ysnt1oens.
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iaa Der oper Ivy De1otltge 3atoels=
pllpler pr11''re 9aDfe 2aager=
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eigt Governmental Snformation Ger.
piee 8l1reul Of Community Serbice
sS11c.1 Der bar tiliDarenbe &ontore1
De f1eite ar16re e11ropaife Sprog.
So, Der fornDlig por foa megen
N2isforitaaeIIe og ganffeiigbeo
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Ebippe e1tbber remmeofeM, De,
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