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Galicia is Swept
 By New Wave of
 Typhus; Many Die

Lemberg, Nov. 15.-Galicia has been swept within few weeks by a new wave of typhus which reached greater proportions than ev- CT before at this time of the year, say Red reports. Hundreds Of peo- pie have been stricken and died with out medical attention Ill villages that could not be reached by doctors.
 After more than five years Of con- tinued warning, the country IS almost without the elemental hospital ne- cessities. It has been the battle ground of one army after another and the zone for changing forces of occupation. Large areas are burned away. The best equipped hospitals have been completely ruined and pill laged.
 According to Lieutenant-C Colonel Haiban, chef sanitarian of the Pol ish government Tor the Gallcian front. the typnus situation eciipses anything ever known III this land where typhus has always been more or less epidemic. With an unpre- cedented beginning m the summer months, 1t Is feared the winter will see 1t increase with even greater fury. The vermin which cause ty- phus incubate and multiply in the cold season.
 The American Red Cross has es- tablIshed a headquarters here, in re- sponse to the appeals Of the mill tary and government authorities. h. tense activity is already in progress for coping with the distressing con- ditions.
 Requests for hospital supplies come into the temporary headquar- ters from all sides. Centers nave been selected for vitally needed hos pitais but there IS such an utter lack of material for equipping them that all efforts to cope with the situation have failed. The military and gov ernment authorities are lending ey- cry possible aid in hassening the inn mediate distribution of the American medical supplies in an attempt to check the disease before it gains too much headway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-16
Says Dances Cost
 Germans Thousands

Berlin, Nov. l5.-A seif-styled "ex- pert" estimates that 75o,000, ,O00 marks a year is the cost of dancing ir Germany, for Berlin and other large cities, as we'll as provincial ci,- les and towns, are indulging deeply in the dancing craze.
 The would-be expert crificizes this as extravaganza and asks whether dances should be restricted. He cites the United States and Norway as two countries that eitker have or are about to deny themselves luxuries such as intoxicating liquors, and in- quiries whether Germsny is rot iii the position to give ID yuperllu0us things when necessities are laeiing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-16
Brazilian Health
 Campaign Planned

Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 15.-Presiden nt Pessoa has sent to congress a mes sage recommending complete organ ization Of the national health depart ment on lines that will enable it to deal more effectively with the pub lie health of the country.
 Matters concerning public heal.l, are at present under the direction Of the minister of justice and the in- interior. President Pessoa asks con- gress to authorize the creation of c separate department of health, the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-16

All Japanese residents observed the anniversary by raising flags, no ho- reans did so, and all Korean shops in the principal thoroughfares were closed as counter manifestation. Some of the shops were forcibly op- ened later by the authorities. The streets were crowded with sight seers.
 Unrest and isolated attacks on po- licemen are reported from the proT- inces. In the north two Japanese mining experts were killed while out hunting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-16
Determine How to
 Pronounce Names

London Nov l5.-Teachers of Low CT Galilce held conference at Tiber. ias recently to decide how certain He oraie words should be pronounced, l, notably the word Hebrew" It was decided to follow the example of Judea and Samaria and preserve diff ferent accommodations for the He- brew letter bet" with and without "dagesh" Judeans pronounce bet wirhou the 'dagesh" as ~" Galilee has always preferred the harder sound of sB."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-16
Japanese Rule in
 Korea 9 Years Old

Seoul, Korea, Nov i5-Extra po- licemen from the provinces were summoned to Seoul and armed sol- diers helped to patrol the city today, the ninth anniversary of the inaugu- ration of Japanese rule in Korea. While nothing of great import uc- cured, numerous arrests were maie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-16

equally with men under the new sui frage law in this little state ruled by the. Grand Duchess Charlotte
 Women candidates for the Chamber of Deputies already have been picked by several political groups and anti
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-16
WOMEN SEEKING OFFICE.

Luxenlburg, Nov. 12.-Women of Luxemburg share political privileges 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-16

head of which would be member of the cabinet. This department, it is proposed, would also take over con- trol of the bureau of public instruc- ton, now attached to the ministry ol justice and interior.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-16

suffragists concede tbs.
 them would be elected Sss
 Voting in Luxeubr, made compulsory altbo,ss, 'A centage of absteDt;o,s sas usually low. AS 'ss
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LOUISVILLE.

Mi I.amora nease nd SIS Lille
.IsuuIns ZIeYt Irpa satuIIa, mill
snndH. visiting relatives IN Weetmln-
ter.
Mr.. JulIa Reese spent Sunday ay-
aning With hrs. George Conaway.
La Sunday uHIle MIss Laura Dol
IIDgeH vas EoiHE to church her pong
zot azared = bridge and upset her
zpraIHIng Isr ankle severely.
A quilting paFIy IS he'd a The
IUma Ut rs. David IeIgIsr last
Wednesday.
Mr. darzx Williams has sold sew
srai large Ioads . hay 70 Mr.
IharIzz KIN.
Mr.. Lloyd BARNES : putting ahIng-
I.s O Mr.. Alvey DRAWINGS chicken
house and .agoa She.
Mr. 1. y Reese. O Mt Airy. had
! laHze sc Tuesday.
IN wind BIZ. or q Iarge BAR
Iack owned b. Mr. Harr. DaYTiea.
near HldeEaburEZ Friday.
VI. an NJ. Harry rick. ol
smaIZHO0l. spent Sunday evening
18th Ir. nd - N. Essse.
M Harl Merrznan. who has bees
n tHs W.. he returned home.
NJ. Willie Williams Il very sich
It tt writing.
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Hen nInhlherIa !. cantlaelea.

one often hears The expression. II
elIld eanghI = severe old Which He-
xHl0pea tn djnhtheTIa. Nhen ne
ruth saA lat Re cod hal simply
III lhs little oHe particularly aus-
eaptthIs TO ne wandering aIphtHaFIa
Esrm. II YoaT child h a cid WIEN
I#kc I'm o. Of zehooI and Eaep I'm
= the HtresI unit full. recovered. a.
there : a hundred timzH moEe danger
= hi taking dlnIheriH when he AS
: coli When IlamIzrlalnzH Cough
Kennedy Is won : quickly cures no
cid nd lessons the danger Of duh
iberia ar an olHE7 germ dIEsase De-
~ contracted
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OLIVE.


Winter waatheT ID whiting ~ again
It tn writing.
Mr.. Annie eaIIman. of t. Olive.
as returned 10 19r home aZIsr Hosnd-
zag H9me time t tn hone O Der
daughter, RS. Charles Fleming. OF
near Daniels.
Nj Co fin I spending ONE
Tine wit her sister. NJ. George
zlgEI@.
M. Carrie Dempsey. o. Baltimore.
: visiting Mr. William !. Dempsey
nd family. Of nzaT haTe.
NJ. Clifford = DaFIz and family. OF
sprin.Iown. visited ne Dasia Droe.
snnd4. Il
M John 5eIIman ID children. o.
Baltimore. visited hIz mother, IRIS.
Linda Bowers. cutie recently.
Nj HIHIe GI.His, . Baltimore and
Mr- Walter HaHzstt .Iaitea Mr. VIII
lam Dempsey nd IamlI. Sunday
asst.
: N. AHTam avis visited friends
md relatives i baltimore IHat eek.
: Health : community. god.
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zMEEROsE

The members O. the Second
United Brethren church OF Baltimore,
ave their paatar. Rev. !. NJ. Fridlnger.
: receptie1 Friday evening, March 81.
One hundred an1 thifIy-eighI mem
ners and friends lad gatheIad IN he
lecture room OF he church. While
musical selection waa being played
aeyeraI OF he mDmbaTB uzhere1 In
nc na8tor and wife and also the
pastors parents. Mr. md hrs. Tne0
Tridinger and Hiss Yesta Fridinger
: program Has arranged consisting OF
recitaIIons. vocal RnI instrumental
music. after which re cream and
cake we're served. Tie appreciation
d the pastors service was shown by
presenting MIN With an individual
communion set and Mrs. FridIngef
Nth 4 ten dollar bill and their IIIlle
sIrl with q beautiful bouquet of
IIowena. The paHIor and vile also re-
ceived two large home made 6@kea
md lhe pastors parents sere als0
given ! large cake. After the pro-
gram. the congregation gathered
around the pastor and family and Eagc
them welcome hand shake AM all
left With good ehriaIian spirit.
On Saturday evening. Grant
roadster containing IIItlezIowp
man and wife pasted through our
Town. and Hhea abonI half mic
north OF mere an ALE accdehily
broke. The occupants lie The ear
beside the road expecting . r.
the following d. for their property.
During the night The tires. lamps.
uresto=Iite tank. horn and nlher xalu=
ables we're Iaien and Inc CT Wa 90
sIrore1 by ire. no doubt tie mystery
will Be cleared up In due Time
Machinery and material for the
znaeaIafns.zed road between here ana
he Macon nd Dixon line has been
brought from ss9niins1ef aorA
vii be a RAPIDLY ps..1a ea p me
weather WI permit Thomas. neHneu
! Hunter re The contractors.
Born 10 Mr. md mrs. George s.
Leese daughter,
Mr.. Emanuel Sellers, of this place.
spent = week with his daughter hrs.
Lewis stcilIe and family, OF Hanover.
"a.
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II the First Sign
6 EiIiousness
Take a CaIofab
III KEW sAuEEAIEss GZL0aIL
TINT DOES TIE nOnE WITH.
OFT TN SLIGHTEST TSPLEas.
ANTsEss Or DANGER - s4Ll.
YATION.

Ask youF doctor an he viii ell
On tt cHIamel : til beHl md nais
IRE tened. for i az. live. bilious
HaBa. indigestion an constipation.
Sow at Il OF - unpleasant nd
dangerous qualities he haza rem9y-
d, eaIomeI. IN - form o. Eal0Izhs.
: the earliest an NOS pleasant o al
IashtI.sa = AXE One tablet at I'd
IIme It'll swallow = waIar-IHal'g
II. . tazIe. no gripping. - nanEea.
20 aHIIs. u The morning. you feel
simply hnH.-llss. wIde.aHakc. en-.
eTgetIs. strong md 18th hearty
appetite for breakfast. Ear HhaI vou
nlease and % ABOUT Your Hork. NO
danger OF salvation.
Cal9labs re I'D only. = original
sealed packages price InirtxzIIye
cents. fonE druggist recommends
nd guarantees eaiolaHs - Offering
q refund tha pfIea If 1on are MOI de-
lighted VIII tham - IaHvl
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, aPR. :. 1873
NM oNE moRE L0Aa S NIEDaD..

Once in while some one as:
whats the need Of another Liberty
Loan nov thai the war L over?'
HIevenue from taxes VII no be sHf-
fieient 70 pay al the bills, 50 tie
people will Be called upon 70 provide
the money b. subscribing TO govern
ment bonds. This money Is going 10
nay OF the army OF producers at
hone-Ihe farmers. merchants. manu-
kaoturers and others,
America had Inst begun 10 fight
nhen the Hun decided i was time 10
quit. Allied leaders expected the var
70 last another year and The United
States government was turning out
ships, arms. ammunition and food TO
oyerwhelm Germany In one BIZ drive.
Treasury officials have revealed
that in 1910 America would have had
tank at the frcaI for every seventy
lrYe feet of Inc. 70 would have had
tn tons OF mustard gas ready for
shipment for every ton Germany
could produce. Thousands o batter
Ies of Guns would have been IN act
Ion for every one America had IN
1918. Everything else was being
produced In proportion.
This gigantic preparation brought
IN early en- TO ne var an saved
thousands Of lives. Victory Liberty
Bonds win pay for this work which
had been contracted for and was be-
Ing delivered when the armisllce .as
signed.
There are other purposes Tor which
money IS needed. Par Of onr army
Of 100000 men must be kept in
Europe Until the peace treaty is
signed. These soldiers must be led,
clothed and otherwise maintained.
Thea Ihey must 10 brought home.
The sick and wounded must be car
ed for IN hospitals. The army must
be demobillzed. There are thousands
Of MANNED soldiers. heroes OF he
great var. who must Be taught self
supporting trades and given an op-
portunlty 70 earn their living.
This reconstruction work It home
must be carried on. the job must be
finished. re Alasrlcaa people sho
furnished - money u win The sar
must supply Il 40 % brinE the M
ton back 70 peace basis.
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.IRn.nfII.

Owing u ran % Thursday ne
IzadieHs AID II DIR faHz N on ri
day e he home q NJ. md RS. Inhn
!. sHIpley The wind keHI many
from turning out The meeIIng xas
opened by singing. HIezns i All no
World 20 Me" The president nd
ice president being aEzant Hra. eHIp-
- tiIIad tHH char an read The IIrst
chapter o. Timothy. All repeated
Ihe Lords prayer and sang II Xonr
Heart kespe nIEbt. The minutes
ere Tead I'D approved. ri called
nd dos collected whIEa amounted 10
10. ForIx eanl. from visitors making
: toial of .g10. Mr. Kate Wagner
ave muslin for bolster nd pillow
sases or IHe parsonage which cost
zs.i9 nd made Ineiu Il - moved
nd zHHonHsd t. DhY mo dollar on
HarAnHHee III he meeting .aa
.Ia8eI aly singing Cod l3e Nth You
III = Mel Again me Uzst meet
~ II = h0Id ai he parsonage
April u "a, sHIpleY served eale.
lemonade nd HufIee 20 81 Those
present wene -. an Mra. John 4.
shipleY. Mr and Mr.. Wm. Davis,
Mesdames Kate Wagner. JaIIa nayn-
Iar. annie Buckingham. o0Iagia sad
dies. Fannls Davis. susie Williams.
IaTaIa Brown, Margaret Skinner.
Elizabeth Davis. Efila barber. Martha
bowers. naFtha shiple.. Clesdle FrIek.
NisssH Eli FTIzzeli. Rosa Spencer,
eliza Buckingham. viTEle Davis. Liza
shipley. Viola Prick. Elsye Williams.
Hnth DarIa. VIOLA Iogue. MezzrA.
John shipley. Ir.. Raymond Davis and
Milton Brown.
Mr.. Charles Miner. Mr. Davis md
IRIS Susie Williams ara h. ing
shingles saved. Reno WaIHh IL doing
no work.
Mr. Vernon Brown md on. Ill
on. = Baltimore. spent from we'd
aesday unit Friday wIlh he parents.
.r. md NJ JON l. shipIaY.
Mr.. Harvey Davis. df Baltimore.
spent from Saturday until Monday
18th II parents. Mr.. nd mTs. John
Davis
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EEkEaYIIIE

Private ]. allen 1ednIles. . Camp
Meade, spent the weeks end with
friends N SykesvIIle
Rey. and IRIS :. Frank Fielding
lie Tuesday % attend ne Methodist
Episcopal church conference n BaIIi-
more
Sunday net. morning and evening,
Rev. Walter Depp. Of Baltimore. for
mer pastor Iere. will preach N 81.
Panl's Methodist Episcopal church
here Come I you want N inspiration
and treat.
Miss ruth Dorsey. of 1t. DeSaIas.
spent ne weeks end With Mr. and
MHa. Harry DeVrIea.
IRIS. Hattie Hobbs, q Eldersburg,
i spending enme tine n the home Of
Mn. and Mrs. Vim. Il. BENNETT.
Mr. I'm. Torsythe, con of he ate
hrs. Margaret TorsyfHe. dIed Iaal
Wednesday al his home N Philadelphia
and was brought here and buried N
Springfield cemetery last Saturday.
Mr.. FoTsythe vas born and raised IN
Howard county, near SgkesvIlle. Re
waa the son Of the late Mr. John For
ayIhe. Re VS. nephew OF Mess.s.
Arthur and Henry ForsyIhe
Hiss Dorothy DaYrles. Of Western
Maryland College spent the weeks
ed with ier parents.
Mrs. Walter Hawkins vas taken 70
Maryland University Hospital. BaIti-
more, last Thursday. hrs Hawkins
vas 10 be oferaI>A On today md
We sincerely rope she viii be relieved
and soon return II her good health
The Wind storm wa quit. severe
through here for several days IT.
Harry Bevard's large barfaek Has
blown down. number Of automobile
TOPS torn Of nd several buEgIes we're
overturned
The Community School Association,
o. syiEesyiile. mct Monday night 70
form some definite plans for our
High School. A committee waa named
10 select a sight for the building.
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HARNESS REPAIRING!

Have again opened my HARNESS
REPAIRING Business II M residence
n Ezst lain Street. A business
gIven prompt attention. GIse ne .
ell.
hase 70 aale ny Store nd Eesi-
Ienee Property next o Farmers a
Mechanics National Bank.
JOHN P0IsELz
apr 1T Westminster, ID.
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What Good Is Money
Any How?
i E0U DON'T U.s. II R0R
HEALTnys SAFE.

A series d -TonaiI Health Talks"
published n this paper give inIor-
nation of great value = those
afflicted with ailments of-the stomach
and other organs Of the Human So
TEN. There were nine talks. IL Ton
have not read them IL. better look
up the paper and BtudY then. They
may put yon On the rod 10 relief nd
health. That is Hhy they xare pub
IIzhed
This wonderful remedy IL doing he
people 20 much good hat re medi4
enc i nov Tor ale Within easy &C.
cess Of every citizen n the city md
county. Loo VI he Druggist near
ct your home an AJAX or T.aall nd
, copy Of ..TonaIl Health Topies.s
ToHzII i sold At Ghas Moora's
Drug store. Westminster, -
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= Tie Circuit Conf 70 Carroll cesats,
siJlIz. a. Eaart ,. EqaII..
Zzaienz :. stanton 4 -. plzlHIIHa =. AAz.zs X
ilz.zaoad = d Descendants
DrdaEza shsz - dAY 4 ApTII. A. =. 1913. nat
- az7zant = The Auditor Led = Tits zaune
= iinAz fatil=1 aaa zaz.tifHz8. uni tafaza 70
- d. d Al -. prazIIei : sapy . Ihla
der = Insexz=a foT - suszzzsivs usahs fore
= Ia Hzfnsa - II me Hzzspau=z published
= EafH.lI eauHzz.
EDWARD .. cAaH. oIsFk.
TFas 11py. =Zsst
zpr1zzI EDWARD .. czzH CT.
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The Charles i. Goodwin Insurance
Agency. Iue. has been appointed the
agent for no Fidelity and Deposit
Company o Maryland. which Com
pany writes Surety Donda as .eIl
. - Burglary Insurance md which
: Company rs formerly represented
- The laz9 Charles :. FIN.
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low : Yenr 6empIezIonl

A #oman Hh0UId gn0R in0re hzzati=
Enl - She grows dIEHr an she VIII
With due regard to baths. liet ana
exercise. nd = keeping Ier Ilver
md bowels in Hood working order.
Il IN ar haeEard ID yellow. yonr
eyes losiHZ the luz=@e nd .HItea
.alloHIah. .Hnr IIaah libby.
L ~ b aue = inzZzesIlan o. D :
sluggish ZIfeF. ghznnerIHIa'H Tab
cts correct TIL disorders
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Manufactured GOOD '.Inaae i u.
: \ are pouring II eTzTy pzTf o.
he lobe attaining n export rate
II re tn sI0.000.H00 dHIly.
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WANTED.

BOARD WANTED-On farm or IN
ANAL town. Tor - invalid Old LADY. her
zon. md VIE ar Two small children.
Lou;s 4. aehwaeIz. iZsI Munsey Huild=
ing. baltimore. d mar zI=al
WskHTH1 IA woman TO % general
uDi,sa worII on arm. For fnll Infor=
nation Apply = Joseph !. Roberta.
New Windsor. route :: APT. 4.ets
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| usbaun&J Jordan
Westminster,s Best Store.
Spring Coats & Capes
$3.50 $500 $1,000 $500
$3.50 $500 $1,000 5000

Suitable or an and all occasions and kinds Of
service It seems mat almost every woman IS buy
Of Coats and eapes : complete and Satisfying New
styles are added weekly. These materials are used
velonrs sergee and Poplins md shown in all
the new shades.
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I, HHICE Pool.
: y d syk4zfIlie. I'D.
sT0HAeu TR1IuBIn % WARS

FoE 20 zeenFH I bad stomach
IFousI = a" AMI Iar IzIe la I 5sars
hardly gneN what II rs T. sc Nth.
mt IHzr.hle pains II stomach md
mead nd zIsc = a. n par. vt
6ads Rez al 9zaus. lad
. aIHftiz aEa - - Ia , x.ars
: had not Ksen a1lu = woTE Iook
up treatment HIlh r. GHeenX nd
and feel Ike . - nan. he
pains hafs gone. Iase gained q
pounds In ! month. can eat Za1d
md en- YORK - wei rs ! d. ~
years ago.
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CkamherIaIn.z Cor -

The greaI benefit derived from ne
20 = ChamberIaln's Cough Remedy
as ben gratefully Acknowledged BY
many. Mr.. Benjamin +. Hlakanoy.
Decatur, II. writes. aChamberIzIn's
Tough Remedy Is b far he BEST
medicine or colds nd coughs Ne
I've .yer ned = our family. ave
: 70 my children wen mali Tor
GROUP and ave taken 1 myself.
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Mr. and IRA. Charles G. Gorsueh.
q this city. are Al the Hotel Majestic,
New York
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Special attention . The treatment OF
Stomach. LIVER. Skin. Lung. Heart.
Throat, Kidneys. Bo.als. bladder.
Realum. rheumatism. apitre.
Piles. blood md Nervous III
ssasez 81 Men. Women and
(sHIIare.z
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WAS II BkB SHAFT

For 10 years ! haH rheumatism
working On me and finally got all
lent np an crippled up I'll i and
vas Iust about able . ~, AIier
taking treatment win .. Green
rood ! goI rid . L nd en- WI as
HelI - anyone.
MARK II. COOPER.
FD2 DeImar. I1rI.
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saINIROmIT

Nth ; skInsdiaaaae. Dr Greenwood
ilzed ne = NJ righI lad Hre-
1loualY Desn treated = a Specialist
in baltimore
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FlOOrCOVerings

lie moving tine ana hoasscisznins tim for
] may I9lks ID gsa1 IIkaiy. need coverings
for The HocrH
m store is ready s4tl1. hundreds Il RUS IN
several slndH and ! aoat every STE sheY made
"DHI.Toxs GRASS attGs ln nlaln md nfetty
stsncsH patterns. [or ia sc 1900 md $1,000
WOOL I'D .FTBIn RUGS beautiful carpet
patterns an yeTy durable. Eor ia 40, zI0es
. and $3.50.
ADMINISTER RUGS aorzI an oriental designs.
] f. 81 sixs 80 n o.
! TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RIOS. o. sic sss
. ~ 81.
JAPAN MATING RUGS. Steaolled patterns
room zIze 81.
CoZaoI.EslTM HUGS beautiful printed patterns
, II III HIzsA. Il verY lou prices.
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JONI l.. GRYE9.
Tranpe. sd.
SAN DISEASE . TEARS

Since ! vas : boy : years Of age
which Is 8 years ago. I lad Hesn
badly troubled nth ; severe itching
-" disease lad Inied I'll kinds
n Ire. ments and have paId at one
Ina Issso.s live dollar q treatment
xar . earssIa ). agth Of tine Hn.eh
! took and was q Ihe opinion nat
my case vas Ii0peIsss. sometime
40 ! wen to Dr, Greenwood ann
Re got me veil. also Eot me We Q!
very I'D caza o. stomach ana
bowel trouble lad TOR Years
ALBERT T HInNUTT.
II : y UraZ.Mnfzz.s~ 81
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N0H FmLTEa WEIL !.

For years vas troubled badly
Nth headaches. dizziness, felt weak
nervous. could Ut eIeep good. If
Ier taking treatment nth nr. Green
wood am now feeling wei.
IRIS. HOWARD HOBBS.
i > s IZarrtnEE sn. Def
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r ID
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-27

I Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, Amer
lean ACE of Aces" and commander
of the Oath Aero pursuit (Hat-in
Ring) squadron. was rendered =
most enthusiastic ovation upon his
arrival in Chicago yesterday.
Riding at the head Of an automo-
bile parade several miles long and
held under the auspices of the Chi
cago Automobile. club, the daring
aviator was cheered by thousands,
while over his head flying squad
ron OF his aviation friends acted as
an aerial escort.
Later in the day banquet, which
several hundred attended, was given
in the American aces honor.
Captain Eddie" as he is affec-
tionately known to Omahans. will
appear here at the Auditorium Mon.
day evening, May 10, to lecture on
The Arena of the Skies" He will
narrate many thrilling adventures
with enemy air men and reveal to
his audience by word picture and
by moving pictures his experiences
as ne went out day after day to
attack the hitherto invincible cham
pions Of the German air service.
Formerly the idol of the automo-
bile racing world, he now wears the
Croix de Guerre, an American Dis
t.inguished Service Cross with palms,
is member of the Legion of Honor
and has 26 Hun planes as his Of