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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26
P. A. Hdwe for Clothes wringers.

LosT-BLACK AND TAN CwHITE
UNDERNEATH HOUND DOG. AN
SwERS TO NAME PRINCE" LIB
ERAL REWARD IF RETURNED
HENRY F. KOCH, AMBOY AVE. TEL
POPS. 10597-11-26-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26

Hot bread and buns. Kehrer's Bak-
cry, 162 Market st.
I0599-11-26-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26

Mnce land Pumpkin Pie: most deli
cious IN town. Palace Restaurant
10541-11-25-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26

P. A. Hdwe for Gas. Oil and Coal
Stoves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26

P, A. Hdwe for Table Cutlery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-26

REATHER--Rain and cold
er TONIGHT. Tomorrow rain
or snow.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

What with hrasiWs and gSTi gTnd4
sges whose nerds faust he provided
for. white ar~saes hinaai 0at Ia astwa.
tance in Jane, alons with seFfs't days
and roses, After all they ara the love
Hest NJ all garments wheFrwlthal
beautiful womau h clothed and match
Mp With the roses agid days that HSake
their background The particular
wtise dresses 9th which Tits article
ibteresfs itself arr these wa.eh design.
ers arr showing fur the girl graduate
and 'wa good examples are pictured
here In the group above,
There arr two things TO keep upper,
NEST In nllai when choosing n gradus'
ton drSvNs tInes arv daff,tltieAs hni
simplicity. and together thrs spell girl,
!shnrss. wtsch II the essential char.
nctcr AZ this Mind II dress .Therse
fore the designer. who Is to be credited
slth ah-- ssxatss4 frns. az ib.s. S.tsia. ~
the group, chc~e sio,te,'l swiss aud heb.
htnet Tor Il aud PLANNED II on the sitn.
pleSt lines. The ssiss Is gu, into seven
bands. three 81 them Ia tbs neIghbor.
hssd Of three inches wide aud foar Of
thefu an tnch narrower These bands
ARE vet together with narrow strips Of
the hohhinsi, the wider bands placed
at the lower part of the skirt aud the
others above with the handed portion
SET onto short plain yoke.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

The waist IL plain fn9 eg'eas u the
treat In suFplles style II has g aetia
cellar aiss.r VI alternating hands Of
swiss aai hashin.s r4lshwd with n
frill If ths net, aud elbow sleeves With
fttlls Wisis aisi soft rthiNan makes
The crushed grille.
AIRY ~ the sheer white fabrics asssss
for mttssufaaseF rfsssks might be used
for waking the dress nj the icfi af the
group, Raae with wnae success than
organdie, The stlr, " eis ia foar
paueis uu,l these tittrrate,i In the slta-
ldest way sita narrow iitckM hat
they are gisvev'y placed ,taose on tho
,sld. panels h.lng hlsh an the skirt aud
,iosc al The lsaeE MA ffuias ats,At al
The khce and below The blouse and
sleeves Hrs t,scked aud the sleeves
mach aet On by q ieeI, tiaitad fftll.
There Is trili at the neck too and \
rs-' ~ ~ ~ 81 ,ss. ca sss s:s4sa. .s.,af
tucked nrgandie. A sash Of wide rte'
ron Is tied ahoai the waist and ends
in d tsua ~ The isf, side.
Aviation Cap ard Veil.
lne ~ the newest novelties Ia the
Asiattar cap aud veil An interesting
enc fecrn,ly seen IN u hlHe tagYwss
with p~ak and collar sections Of rid
leather. with face veil 81 Shetland
uey nad nafrier yesl OF erorgetse.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06
Al,nk BEYOND rRE l.IlaEL

re- psntrf aisk sssasas pss~ aA
inasy tteaa thag aFs salaslss n t,As
sxsk Aswnssng 10 tiahf gsssA aqasiisE
Saaasaas as II slaes ef articles, saat arr
yzluaAae kecAsae VI tassss sxosa aesraaf
ssxlasse& III N Nsgea hars@As that
ssSA ssalsas nh -ksers asways- ssheat
syealA etc. On fe~a usegy Gar m ~
sxxfasemwsts srsaaa nseAa. II traM that
tsa service cassa ns expected IL tAese
rsNAassx~
Fee sxamrsA take nsasehss-~sAe
EsateA thai weat snNa w net u sasssa
hss ID STIR. In easy use 10 tn spssls
tNr. AssutAes iten that gsscs ssill 4
better sxamsae h that III baking rews
DER ssacA years age wxs ssasaAesed
hy nsaay 80 a tessi bat I'm rwsistS Ia
net y feed kat sesf~ty q rF~parsS II
fsAed. satsl thEsaeA tassaeaSsnx asAvs>
tssesasafs nssaAy peesaa hare hssa led
~ believe that shet eat hakinx psws
der but shis ID nns sAs case. Line TIE
mStyn baking rewasr mur -src4t" In
erasw to SERVE.
M. keersnx qualities anGs he tnpsss
tant aaly as shey lnxase xsseiisaw QHai.
i,iex. which mereiy nsssas THAI susA
itssRa mast be naanufacsaFrA w that
the spelling viii ecs take place pre-.
n.aturely and fail wAra used, 4
Thaa. n IL thSs q ssasai hon III
matches may bs cheap At y e~ass sv;a.
parei With a hax double she saxe at
q ceats. or quarter az y Esesna eaa
~ baking powder af the type that
oaiy rsquir~s cos level tessp~nafui 10.
the cup u noar tsach AZ caiumso
viii 10 further than isoaaee tin
ef lev -grsde goods. sid fer the same
naeaey. a'ae slAe ~ tlse package N
the stsraetiseacss ~ tas Label saeaa
nothiag, Nahses nust he measured nv
sae srsvfce trey give, HIS sAs ealy
safe way sGssas ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06
GREEN'S AUGUST Flcsltk

has Beem d aausshSsd rsnedy aii oFsH
the ciyEllEed wafid fuw nspss tAaa hall
4 eensnry for conssip6tssn. insessinsia
sruriiisA torpid iiwF md the gsnsrsiiy
depressed Feeling tAat Risnmpaslss
sseh slls<~a~Esx IL N q most vwlsrhla
rvmedY for indsgssEloa or neFvpns siys.
perssa and liver trouble. hrinaEg Co
hesdaehe. eonlng up VI food. palEAsa-
tica VI heart and many ether sgmp-
tekax. A fsw Goses aenAsgust Flower
Will relieve yoa. TX IN a genfis laxa-
tive Aak sSur dfoggts.. Sold IN Ill
eisfiklea ceantriss.--Asfv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

Scw tha' the xav Is oxer aud one
may trdrixe In an ocrnt'pss' fffsoity
y.thapt twtnZe III cgtnscisncs. para
EsssS shcu n rsTfvai NJ the 6aywr and
dvcssicr types that algsst disappeared
~. tins s,iil, shT who goes forth
20 bus viii not b, t-swiltered rs q wiis
variety ~ styles "a choose frv~a !;
rancY parssois have no, returned Ia
.aYxr. but the apW SOCKS are 1nt~ress.
.nx hAcause ~ the Use IT uew fairies
stn then.
searty all 'hss Sea sf,n'- parasoFs bare
short handles, with SIN cords 90 large
-ugs attached, sp that Trey ran h%s
hSns fr,w1 The wrist wien not in rse
They arc most csvrvenieniiy carried 10
this way. and nos EASILY lost white
ana -nels,l hantsrss o.ten handed ~
a,ehsrw,s@ decorated IN aArt. spT~sar 70
no favored sur ell sarts II coverings
sna tcos particularly well ~fth white
silk rar~soss wi;a Iv~s6en flower hcr-
a4rS o. hana-pAlstes. faswr-s tsa zach
an,-stSn, This 10 a pcyElsr c~xzsins.
do. Tae~~ asaetss also IN weEl With
sns fsssy paraAaa. vi xhste net al
s,,ai lace thu, are 90 h~artif1i thss ere
y,-x.v. ,h4m snr t~snr fesEetsaAe A. q
r-p.e~sion tro<n the scn. thsy arr "a
zee. bot 90 the tEAsh fSr sa asry MID
ers-rser erwss. they are sscAsn,lnE.
ne always- eiccs1s ga rsA tn
na,rrzl sta ard esraeas. ak ssas.dsS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

An Aaaexscan sssclHsirs4 ssegsaa hs
Scotch eSasfanIe fsr s,seesltag. Alnt
ed nreastis thar be naigti aay 10 be
l~t ns
what, air - cFsca ihe cons able,
"fnHs We suggest that | ald take
hTshcf nsr We daw To ifAsait iae, ssFy"
'Uh. excuse me." said tbs AneEt.
ran, II really"
"lini no@," pui IN The eenyiahse.
"sapiesia' ! WAS Eifa. hin a q iuaa.
how maeh vii, Sc he !nviluti las gieT'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06
THE REASON

why yachsf,isalm stops all kinds Of
pin and s5riiisesss 10 qialftaff IL 'ffsss IL
STEPS sntisnnsa I.oR, therefore neiksas
gives quicker relief fer Manii'S. Head
ache. Earns. ese, II also quickly fs'
Isescs Catnrsh. and heing harmless
Ass.sy> III isaa-sr;s. tsss~1----zs42ly
II you esanet buy II locally write
for Free Karsple and agents prices
Rewnra OF limitations, r. w. Nacher.
Inc. New Orleans, ia.-~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

Mintsssr--lt IN necessary for me 30
ask the mother Ut III. bride IL sha hsil
anythIng 10 nay before we proceed
with tbs eeresnoay.
The Lady--ilx I have to say In that
II | hadn't had good d,sai 10 say al.
ressy. they never waasid have tandt<i
here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

sursly proved 10 b. fssi hsstsr and
stronger IN svsgy vsy sincs sAking II
end hs snaying syngesms Aass da..p-
psarsd 49, nfI n. GoSS@s 60 NJ
posscu 81. Freancut Ohlo
Such snnoytns symptcns - Assa
AaAhes, nervousness, bsckseAs, hasd.
achs, irYisabilify and "ths hsuss. /" saay
BIO speedily ovsrrcrns md the system
restored b normal conditions By this
famous root snd barb remedy LyasA r.
Piskhsm's Vegetable Ccnpouad
II my compilations present shAn.
selves writs tAs Pinkhxm Medicine Co..
Lynn. Msss., iox suggsssicas bow 70
overcome them Ths result Of forsy
years experiences b u yVur service and
yasx lsttsr hssd In strict canndsoeA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

takes Ia accustomed rlac. among ths
bad liners of the sea.an's styles In
rsrmsols. II ia y, ~ best with border
o' nasy. emerald greco ~ black. aud
These borders are usually fin.sf,ed with
ritu. edges.
TIE new e-es~y wcsv~s In silk that
~es~a spspei1w exit, to pswarre, make 4
zee departure In parasa coverings.
AID osssn ~ An eg'taetnT vista II novel
Ties 10 ctFne from 'hsar u~e Two of
them Ar~ shown In tbs picture. At
the left a wonderful .1ack and w'hgss
ss.-sel with plain ceassr aaS exured
border hss srgaall 'as~-ss s.t In fauf
rlass-4 atert lis e.xv snd fenr s4s ssre
sheY 8p $50 .fse rfhs In the par#&cl
q, the right nae n ,tose new striped
alss 10 which he s,-fpes are made by
vAtsaftosl In .hs wsavp sao@s jass how
elective the res ssfks are sn5 hov
yrorns%tnx 90 covers for r,a-n&sss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06
H0w's This ?

We cffef si0e.pe tor any case of eafassA
MhMt eAEaot be- cured hy AAI.i,B
GATAhMH MEDICINE
HALLS cATAAEH MEDICINE II tax.
ca snt1rnaiiy and acts through tho HlsSssi
Rn TIA Mucous Surfaces VI tho Syassn,
nkssd n druggists for over forty years
fsico nc. Tssttnaonlala trsa
IT, y. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

TA@r~'s ae~4de~tiy CvThln Chow
ssh tsrtssr In the rsilt.ress' ssoys chee
days 1t " rsvaily c-seotai green ns
BAkst slss, ao1 the srtt .llaSie straw
Is folded Ia Raxasi styse and covered
with y Aas iEseSa IKE wes fret frsr<s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

Cutiears Sc0thes Baby HasheA
That itch and hurn with hot kaths
~ cutieura Soar followed by rentie
xmxsfnttnEs Of cuttvurx estntmrnt.
fxsthing better. pursr. swestsr. espe-
<1aiiy II n little of the fragrant Cati.
ezra Txicum In dnstsd On ut tie fIa-
as&. TIC each sverywhsru.---Adw.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

Man wants but little here below
~hea the pss,pie living .n the tat above
asa y trapdaum outfit.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

Joshua made the sun stand siill. but
we have rssn today who make the
nioonshine stiil.--noston Transcript,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06
Sait Houses In Russia.

Houses constructed entirely OF salt
are unique feature Of some cf the
villages In Russian Poland
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06
TzJgyIET
81; -; :: c.: !: Il:


"a suord-nwali0wers profession
zazaf BE- app@tixing" Il suppose II
sso~s pat his appetite ON edge"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06
THAT CHANGE IN
W0MAKS LIFE


KMneat 0.-'flwss paasA,g sAfsnsA
IL critical pssiad II kfs, bssng txsy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

xss y sAs r~s b Ca III II TAsss usiy sssss
rase@'e 10 isssss sA@ ssssas~ss s.sa VI ssssaAs
ssAsss~& 81 ssr fs~sxass. ~ nshs&s---sssAss
spssa
sansss sss 20 saees VI oeslss-~AsoAfs
stfssSss~-ffan yssr dsasxist. asa ssVsy = Mffts
VI n aixAs saa m~satas and sss s&aa@ sa@s sss
tAst ssws tAs sssys fssssiss Rave h<ssA ts 60
seesn vale ths askser sass bare saassAsd -
WFr7y II sssissa that mare Than aas ssas<s
10 s~~sisd ~ samRlstsiy eiess Ne ssts sst ssis
. aw.attsai sSass esasYlxfisn
Ne sgss 10 ssk Zoe th. aseubis ssrvssta 0shtas,
- shis 10 sei9 asdss xusesstss " ussnsy asSs
" " faaa w Tenats ffscklSsN~-A4v.
A man either gives according to bis
t,f,se, "a ar hfs p,ags s,fssssa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

Sign In lhester lobby "tryiul chill
arwn must 10 Immediately taken out
~v w~ viii refase 20 A1mit thrm f"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

HsY TN A1nE OIL iEAAE, ySshi IA sks
tr~a5 " S@Tr5gysyaswt ~ Fegsss CsswN4y b
Tsssa Ty1E TNE~rT five fsJI.fsARA
tssssssss5s ssF fh4s ~i4 - shs s4ss~-s ssis
Ftss& tnH~m A. S$~ wea4s 4s~s~ss A. FkAt~
~ sfrsexs tesv~nsss sFs$9+ssaTSxpf Tssss
oil l~ss~~ bsxwAt tsss tAsn fsaY Axs fsv
raSk RSgasfAAE# spsg sevs m@w s~fAsN Tn
tAsssssNs * sssssssr r~t sSgs Ssns@*s hssas
tnsA. ever s,Shs ~ yAs Oh All tssBsse fssssg
wfgs ~ ~sf a@ses ~ Tssss ssrssssH1s*A
Csg So tatS Hsa~s~@ ~. " wsssh- Tas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
WIN Relieve Offieer.-

A plan IS also being worked out for
the segregation into the regular army
divisions OF the army OF occupation
OF regular officers AID such other
officers as desire 20 remain IN the
regular army service. The DEPART
ment. by this means, contemplates
relieving as soon as feasible reserve
and national guard officers. who de-
sire 20 return TO the United States for
business OF other reasons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
Plan TOReCTUit
$4,000 Relieves
Unrest InA.EE
Men and Officers Who De-
sire To Come Home Get
Glad News at Coblenz.

coblenz, Germany, March Soy
Associated Press).-Ths announce
ment BY the war department OF fts in
tention TO send from the United States
volunteers enlisted for the use OF re-
army OF occupation. who desire 90
leave the servics. reached the third
army headquarters Friday. The an
nouncement was made By the depart
ment TO allay unrest among the reg
ular army divisions. which are due FOR
requirements and which contain a
large percentage OF men who volun-
teered for the duration OF the war.
and among national guardsmen who
are eager 70 return home as soon as
possible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
PREPARE TO WELCOME TIE
Ell PASO SOLDIERS HOME

The men from FL Paso ia the ma
tional guard and In the national army
are due soon 10 return 10 III Paso.
and if they arrive in a bunch OF ll
they arrive n small groups, lney are
10 be accorded every honor tAaE the
city can extend 90 ruem,' said may or
Charles Davis Wen have TO ge-
together and make 10 the work OF
every Organization of the city
In line with mayor Daviss state
meut, manager Roberts, Of the cham
Col h. T. stevenson, OF the l-lh am
munition train, Camp Bowie, askiua
or the date Of the arrival Of units
made up OF III Paso men.
we can assure YOU says Ar. Rob
erts in his letter, chat the business
az the interests Of the city VIII slaQl-
Join In anything that would make this
welcome worthy Of the service that
these men have performed
The Daughters OF the LOufeleracy
Mrs. C.. z Bryan states, have Glrea-y
a fund for welcoming the Ell PasO
boys back. while the chamber Of com
lnerce representing the business in
crest OF FL Faso expects 10 10 It's fuL
share.
There are already a group OF for
mer company * men in FL Pas0 who
VIII Join in with the general com
mittee in Welcoming their comrades
back. A list OF these is being COM
piled by the chamber OF commerce and
10 date At shows the following.
First sgt Jesse Nanigold- Sgts
Dock Davis. Roy Wheeler, NanDyck.
Joe Clements. Corps. c. Olson and i
Davis. Pvts- Bob and BIZ Macarthur.
J ohm b Regln, Lfeuts Barlow Nor
ris, Frank Ross. Jerome Gerlach.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
HiA6E At ACKS
GERMAN ABUSES
Shooting Of Spartacans Is
Characterized Return
to Imperialism,

Weimar. Germany, March 29.-tBy
the Associated Press).-In the nation
al assembly Friday Hugo Haass. In
dependent Socialist leader. made a
violent attack upon Gustav Nosks. the
minister Of defence. for his methods
in suppressing the recent strike. the
shooting OF Spartacans and other al
legged abuses OF power. claiming that
the defence minister's course eonsti-
tuted a return to Imperialism Herr
Haase also attacked chancellor
scheIdemann for Understanding
Sundays demonstration IN Berlin IN
favor Of Gen. Ludendorff. declaring
this showed that the present military
leaders OF the nation were standing
solidly behind LudendOrff, supported
by The conservatives auL other
parties OF the right. as well as q por-
ton OF the bourEeoisie.
Desire Ind OF War.
Herr Hasse decllred in favor or en-
tering into immeditas relations win
Russia. saying that the Ukraine
would soon be able to supply Germany
with raw material and later with
food. He said. however. that the indie
pendent Socialists would not consider
treaty Win Russia as one mlLlgaL-
ing against England or the entente in
general They merely desired the end
Of the war 10 come. he declared
Idleness Menaces Berlin.
Berlin, Germany. March 29-(By
Associated Press. The support OF
the unemployed is costing the NUM-
cipality OF greater Berlin 1000. 0o0
marks q dav. a federal force OF $500
with a weekly payroll OF 100000
rlr-=- is -eruire 20 keen track OF
the army OF workless people.
The city council has voted an appro-
priation Of 100000 0O marks for pub
lie IMPROVEMENTS for the purpose OF
ameliorating the condition OF the un-
employed. which is rapidly becoming
an economic and social menace
Ruhr Strikes Spreading.
Copenhagen. Denmark March 29.-
The strikes in the Ruhr Industrial re-
gion are extending. according 10 dis
patches from Essen today. Thirty
thousand men are reported out
At a meeting Of the strikers at Las
Eendreer. near Dortmund on Thurs
day. demands were formulated. in
Guiding the formation OF a revolution
airy Workmen's guard, the establish
ment OF political and economic rela-
lions with the Russian soviet govern
ment and the disarmament OF the po-
lice throughout Germany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
ARMY POST EXCHANGES
MUST PAY T0RACC0 TAX
These Prices are for

Washington. D. C.. March 2s.-Army
post exchanges must pay the special
taxes on tohaccos imposed by the 1913
revnue bin. the judge ad-Ocate gen
eral held in an opinion published to-
day. Officers In charge OF these eX-
changes are warned that they must
render accounting fo- the goods.
which were on their floors when the
tax went into effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

AS between the three solutions only
the first and the last are possible, it
would seem AT the moment. the
only real question with respect 20 the
frontiers OF Germany which has not
been decided is that Of the sea coast
Of Poland
Summing a. all mp "a wiz be
seen that Germany Is 10 lose by
permanent cessfon and by the sur
render ~ the Rhenish regions.
which q at least temporary, up
wards Of 5000 square niles. more
than 20 per cent Of her old area
with n population OF At least TO-
0ouso0o, more than onc-seventh OF
her unteWlr population. But or
Gals population 5000 600 nt least
are Poles and 2.O0o.0o0 Alsatfans
and LurrainerH. who were unvrfI-
ing German subjects To offset
Ahis Germany may gain m area
tAFo-thlrdE - l1rr-e in old Aus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
GEN. FARNSWORTH WILL
COMMAND CAMP BOWIE. TEX

Gen. Charles S. Farnsworth. who re-
Gently arrived in the United states
from France. has been assigned to
command Camp Bowie. Tex. the war
department announced TODAY Gen.
t.arnsworth was In command of the
3Ith division In France.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

Curtis- 4 Co. buy Liberty Bonda-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
BRITISH TO HAVE 7 FOREIGN
SQUADRONS AND HOME FLEET

London. Eng. March 29-CVia Mon
tread .-Reuter's IS authorita lively
Informed thar the postwar distrIbu-
ton Of the British navy WI be a home
Ileet and seven foreign squadrong,
stationed in the Atlantic west At
lantic. China, South Africa. South
America. East Indies and the 1fedi-
terranean
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

American in northern Russia 20 re-
ceive this decoration.
No further word has been received
at headquarters concerning NJ Y. Ar
mold, a y. II. C. A. worker. Of Lin
coin Neb., who disappeared during
the fighting at the front
SIN Critical Mt Odessa.
Paris, France, March 90 (Havas1.-
The situation for the allies at Odessa
Is stiu critical according TO the last
advices from that region. The Rus
sian soviet communique Of March %
declared that the vanEuar1s OF the
Bolsheyik forces were close upon the
suburbs Of the city.
The engineers were ordered 10
northern Russia to reinforce the little
American forces now there cooperat-
ing with Russians and the allies
Their special task viii be 20 I'm
prove the lines OF communication 70
the coast and pave the way for ultl-
mate safe Withdrawal
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]. 5. ENGINEERS
At MURNANSK
j8th Company Arrives on
Archangel Front; 18th
Also Is En- Route.

washington, D. C.. March 2s.-Ar-
val Of the 16Sth engineering com
any At lIurmsnsk, Archangel front,
On March Is, was announced today by
ne war department. Il consists OF
IS officers and 1ss men The 167th
engineerinE company. also ordered TO
nat sector, 10 en- route.
Allies RepulHe Reds.
Archangel, Russia, March - By
tssooiated Press. ALLIED forces were
Tive Friday IN the vicinity OF the
-.nags OF Bolshia Ozera. but the
Loudly weather hlndered the work OF
the Eyiators, who were observing the
effects OF the eannonade In the
meantime tbs allied forces holding
the road on both sides OF the town
were engaged In strengthening their
positions.
An Infantry attack was made on
the allied positions on the Vega front.
on Wednesday. IN spite Of q bombard-
meut, which preceded the attack. the
BOlshevikf we're repulsed and lost
heavily. The allies suffered only two
cssualties
Wins RuaH Decoration.
For his efforts IN organizing and
assisting Russian anti-BoIshevil K
forces in the Pinega district, Cant
Joel R Moore, OF Battle Creek. Mich,
has been awarded the st. Ann medal
by the Russian commander IN north
ern Russia Cant Moore is fhe first
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GERMANS MUST
GIVE To POLES
That Latter May Be Free
Some Germans Must Be
come Subjects.
tria with 100000 German speak

Tie loss then TO Germany would not
he serious were it not for the fact
hTr the RESIGNS 10 be separated in
clule an the more valuable iron de-
posits and at least one OF the great
and as a consequence VIII
result in the permanent weakening Of
German industry
Only in Poland are c0nsidera lie
German populations possible. but not
certainly 20 be assigned to rulers Of
another race. but here the question is
rerre - - COO 600 Poles shall be de-
prived OF economic freedom in the in
.arl.s re preserving the racial indie
peudence OF 2.50o. 900 Of Germans OF
whether the relatively smaller Ger
man population shall be sacrificed
as q necessary detail IN the creation
OF a real and enduring Poland
Copyright. 1919. by Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicatel
Dr.. B. F. Clutter. physician and sur
EeOn; office 5I7-1S-l9 Martin Bldg.