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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

A QuIniue That Does Not Affect Head
Because Of its tonic and laxative eff
feet. LAXATIVE BROMO QuINlNE
lTabletsl caa be taken by anyone
without causing nervousness or ring
ing fin the head. There is only enc
-=7r1n ouinine." f. vs.. GROVES
signature on the box. 3oc.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
TIE WEATHER.

Q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTCRE
WEaTuER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

Clerk District Court. e Paso County, .
BY II. e Haynes, Deputy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
REAL ESTATE
DEAL WITH OWNER

For sale Modern. nearly new. o..
story. attractive ruudWr'. lars" uv.
ing room. dining reading rooms and
Kitchen first floor. good uur.h'e
three bedrooms and bath second
floor garage. lot hlgh, and coolest
part ot city. htlf block from Ken
dan car and Admiral U'ucy Nr'ro
Price $500 Phone 1913. No real
estate man need apply
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-20

TABLE DAMASK- inch union da
mask of superior quality. in pretty
floral and conventional patterns;
good value indeed when we think of
the present high prices of 81 go
linens. Yard " 4 'o0
TABLE CLOTHS-Pure linen table
cloths. the 72-inch size for round
table. scalloped around edge; beau
tiful quality linen in many attractive
patterns. Special values %10 7E
- SI2 50 and " AO.IO
Unique pieces for the Thanksgiv-
ing table-doilies of various sizes and
many pretty designs, neat punched
work and embroidery. made entirely
by hand
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-20
Wonaen's Red Cross Boots

complete showing Of the latest models famous Red cross
Shoes im stylish lasts in brown taupe and black kdskn mill
tay flexible leather soes which bend with the
foot; all sizes and widths Pair SIS and down to $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-20
Surely You VIII Require
Some New SiZuerware
for Thanksgiving

Ii might be only half dozen knives and forks so;
or maybe complete set Whatever your needs may
amount to- however don't forget that supply them.
We sell only silverware of sterling worth the finest
able and any selection you may make from complete
lines we know will be sure satisfy you the most mi
mute detail These prices will show you how economically
your preference can be purchased
Knives and Forks Community Par Plate Bridal wreath
Monroe o. Primrose pattern nh guaranteed 10 SIS.
William Rogers 1881 Silver Plated Knives and Forks
PLAIN pattern. set Of SIX knives and SIX forks, Cd or
specially priced at ......-.......... =
Community Plate Tea Spoons Bridal Wreath Primrose
pattern one half dozen priced for this sale Ct IN
Cold ns, Forks as.. o o9@9a9y Plate same 75c
William Rogers 8S Hollow Handle Knives co IN
and Forks y dozen each. priced at "" 80 -
Individual Butter Spreaders. y dozen $2.9S
Community Plate Salad Forks y dozen. $3.4S
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
ORDINANCE NO. 20

lie Il ordained by the Police tufy of
the Parish II West Feliciaua. state uf
/ i.ouisiaHn duly assembled in regular srs
sion this 18th day II March 1919 that ans
live stock found with fun grown Texas
Fever Ticks shall be reported 30 tho pro-
per authorities aud owner or agent ~
sam. shan hr deemed guilty ei mis-
deiueaBef and subject to fine ot not
less than Ten Dollars t,i00op ar MOTE
than Twenty ave Dollars 1896 ool of no,
less than ten days 1el IN the Parish
Prison of both at the discretion ~ the
Court Thsa ordinance to b. IN full force
and effect au and after April the Goth
1919
nr K = Lewis moved the adoption ~
the above and foregoing ordinance Ne 80
wb5eh usotian Wss duly seconded hy Mt
4 HrasssaaS vote was taken and the
roll called with the following result For
'be Ordinance Messts BraxseauS Isaix
iIuwrIl Austin, Barrow 3 for Against
she Ordinance Messts Kaufman, Harvey.
Row and Mafyman against aud the
ordinance Was declared adopted and oI.
derei pustshsd according rs hw
{ r HOWELL President
). Il MATTHEW'S. Clerk.
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
oRpfNANcE NJ %

Considering the petition ~ hfty per cent
of the hand owners, residents, with prop
eriy assesscd to- them and la their name,
IN the second Ward Of the Parish of West
FelraHt, louisiana, the following ordin-
auge vas adopted
Sect on iis 81 ordained hy the Police
Jury II the Parish ~ West Feliciana.
fouisi8na du.y convened IN regular ses-
sion that the Second ward ef the Parish
oT West Fellclana. Is hereby SET out.
created and designated as separate road
disttprt. known as Road District No | of
The larish of West felieiana together
with an the rights privileges and i'm
mauitles conferred upon such districts
within the full meaning " Act No 80 of
the Extra session Of the General Assembly
nl the state oi Louisiana for the year lal7
granting the fsllre furies 81 the several
Parishes such rights and Including alt
laws supporting said act aud amrndatorY
thereto
section ? Iie it further ordained, That
upon the request and suggestion of said
Board is hereby appointed consisting 81
lows. to sit r u Hickman. Harry
Daniel and . q Hamilton Said super
sistng Board tn be- clothed with all power
nna authority conferred upon the afpre.
saId Act Ne 80 of 1917 Extra SESSION.
and an laws supporting and amending
said Act.
Sectinn 3 That All officers of the poiice
lurt II The Parish Of West felielRna shah
hc itS officers as designated la said act
snd the domieie 81 said Road District
No I shall he IN the town Of <; Francis
vile. Louisiana. the county seat 81 said
Parish
SECTION Be II further ordained that
all persons opposing the creation Of the
aforesaid district show cause within tea
days llol by filing said protest with the
Clerk of the Police Jury. which said OBJ
ieetion II filed Within said time will be
heard by the Police jury within thirty
9al DAYS
Re Il further ordained that All ord-
Hauces contrary te the provisions of or in
violation of this ordinance are h.Feby
repealed aud that this ordinance for
sufficient reasons after ten days If there
be 30 protest go into effect Immediately
The above aud foregoing %iinAuee No
20 Was then adopted by a unfnnlous vote
pf the Police Jury
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
SIXTY ooLLoR BONUS

\ bonus Of s6o viii be- paid BY the
government 10 officers soldiers. field
clerks and nurses of the Army upon
honorable discharge. resignation or
otherwise according to the recent
Revenue Aci approved by Congress on
February - iala
These Who have been discharged
aud have received their naal pay with.
oul the sge bonus. should write a let.
Ter To the Zone Finance officer Lemon
Building Washington u c stating
their service since April 6, 1917, the
date OF the last discharge and their
present address ia hiCh bonus checks
10 be- sent and enclosing with this
letter their discharge certificates or
military order for discharge aud both
u both were issued :
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
PARTITION SALE.

state of Louisiana. Parish oi West
Felieiana 9tth Judicial District
Court
Mrs Ada VI Gammil. Testamentars
F,xeCutFix Succession OF Wm A.
Porter. deceased. VS.. Mrs Jas II
Aikman, et ais
Iiy virtue Of u commission directed
Ia the sherif of the Parish OF West
fslieiana tn the above entitled suit
for partition by the Honorable the
Twenty fourth Judicial Court In and
for the Parish Of West Fellclana. !
sili offer for sale AT public auction to
the highest bidder. al the front door of
the Court lioise. in the town Of st
franeIsyiIle La at the hour Of eleven
ocloek, A. NJ. ON
SATURDAY APRIL. 2Gth, 1919
the, following described property
owned in mdisisioa by the parties,
toNit
4 certain piece ur parcel u1 land
situated ig the seventh Ward 81 lpe
Parish at West Frtieiana, la about
three miles from Wilhelm " runica
With sll buildings aud improvements
thereon. containing NInets acres, inor
or less bounded ~ lands Of Brandon.
of Reilly. aud WiRn. aud known rs the
Porter plac
Terms oi sale Casa. Wflh baupn
O. appralsement
J H CLACk, sheriff
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
ESTRAY NOTICE

Estrayed before me. the undersign.
I'D authority by Jack Field, on March
Is, 1919, one dark has mare about ten
years old and about IL hands, with a
white stripe down her forehead an
old cut on her left front feos. near
the hoof and an old scar or cut on left
hind foot, also has collar mark,
Appraised BY two sworn appraisers,
= c Hohgood and Henry Hobgood to
he worth Forty $40 o0I dollars
Owner is hereby notified Of above
described property, and pay all cost
OF this advertisement Failure Ia claim
said animal within the time prescribed
BY Law IN such eases, said animal will
be disposed Of as the Law directs.
ANEpEE 8 LEONARD,
Justice Of Peace. ist Ward
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
POLICE JURY ORDINANCE
Ordinance No. rs

Amendet and supplemental budget and
aipurtlonmeIt 81 revenues 81 tbs Parish
ot Wcu f.H,lapa. State nf Louisiana.
for the ytlr 1913
Whereas fb, Police Iury bs ordnance
No - enacted August the 5th isis, ndop-
.d a budget or estimate ~ expenditures
with apportenmeHt Of revenues for the
em 1918, n werds and nsur,s as foI-
lows
srsllyn onr iic u ordained h5 tn. TO
lscc Iurs IF tby Parish Of West F.hclaha
state ~ Louisiana. that the annual eN-
peuses. taxes and revenues fet the said
parish fpF the Year lalh are estimated and
arportioucd nud rs this ordinance shall
be- dedicated based eu total assessment
as Hle,l and npptose cal Of -Four million four
hundred thousand dollars 81 SOC, o90 O0J
and tu addition hereto Nehlcie. per capt
"a he,.pscs and other sources of revenue
~ Income Of tbo Parish authorized by
Law It Eiebt thousand dollars ttS ooa o0)
tu.WIt
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
ELECTION NOTICE

By virtue 0f The authority vested in
me rs Mayor Of the Town Of Bayou
Sara. In hereby order an election To
be held on Monday. April T. 1919, for
The purpose IT selecting the following
officers tosIt one mayor. one mar
shal and collector, one secretary, one
assessor and hee connctlmen.
Said election 10 be held at the city
hall IN hayol Sara La, between the
hours Of n ~ and .. IN. Commits.
sioners 20 serve at said election are
hereby appointed AZ fellows Ed l.eet
Nose Van Tromp and J.. szabo
tSlKuedl j, II LOGAN, Mayor
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

state Of Louisiana. Gath judicial Dis
trict Court Parish Of West Fell.

state Of Louisiana. gath judicial Dis
trict Court Parish Of West Fell.
eiana
Morris Wolf ys Succession of W, J
Fort, deceased
ny virtue of g writ Of seizure and
sale directed to the Sheriff of the Par
lsh uf West Feliciana. in the above on.
titled cause. bs the Hon 2ith Judicial
District Court Of the Parish OF West
FeIieiana, | have seized aud viii offer
Ter sale nj public auction TO the highest
bidder nj the front door ot the Court
House In the town OF 81 fraHcisyille
La. at the hour of eleven o'clock. A NJ
on
SATURDAY, APRtl. 2sth, 1919
the following immosable property Of
the defendant
The undivided one-half { y interest
nf W ] Fort. deceased. IN and To a
certain piece OF parcel OF land with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated in the Parish of West
feliciana State of Louisiana. contain
Ing Nine hundred (se0l acres, more or
less. bounded on the North by Lin
wood plantation. East by the Estate
Of A II Wilson South by Taylor
Smith and & VI Barrow and West
by G. NJ Barrow said land known as
the Flower place
Terms of sale, Cash, NIth benefit of
appraIsement
] II CLACk, sheriff
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
NEWS ITEMS or WORLD INTEREST
lconllnued FROM arst page J

The work Of the controlling OF the
wild natural Has we'll of the Atlas
Otl Company ln lae rerrebonne Held
went forward
Miss Nancy Hall vas made official
state yam at Mississippi Sweet Potato
Growers Association meeting AT Jack.
son.
The War Department came to the
relief OF the financially embarrassed
Railroad Administration by a payment
OF sloooeoooo for troop transport
Plans lar a Mississippi valley bank
for foreign trade with a probable eap
Halisaton Of Slo0 eeouaU we're made
Plans to furnish drug addicts with
the narcotics their systems demand
and Ia establish a home for curing
them we're made by the state BOARD
of Health
Giving the promised access to the
sea So Poland presented a difficult prob
lem, causing vide divergence of views
la the peace council
Hungary. preparing TO make var on
the Entente. declared solidarity with
aud offered An armed alliance TO the
I Igst...t.t. ....f.8a4 ....s-E.rtl ttt4.ttf
Rolsheviki troops IN the pYina see.
Nr eonformed to the rule Of ciylltzed
warfare and ceased killing or tortW
iug prisoners
The Daughters OF l776isl2 took
steps to preserve the famous old prison
house, just OF Jackson Square. New
| Orleans
Because o} threatening letters guards
took extra precautions to protect the
life ct the former emperor of Ger.
many,
/ The Japanese Nar office issued a
Islatemcnt laying the blame for The
clash At TlenTsu upon the American
troops
The jars which has been trying
Jeremiah 4 oLeary reported its IN.
ability 10 reach au AZ cement and Was
discharged
American troops chased Mexican
bandits across the border, killed hyt
aud brought back stock the raiders
/ had stolen
Representative lieflin Of Alahama
declared Ia Washington that oppouontt
of the League Of Nations faynre,L~lh.
munitions makers rather than the boy
Who died Ia battle
/ Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt. speak
ing in New York, urged discharged
soldiers not to lei the business get
stale before seeking work.
The Chamber OF Commerce OF the
United States called upon commercial
( organizations 20 assist Ia placing sery.
ice men In civilian jobs,
The week IN Wall street ended with
q general feeling of optimism, stocks
! seeking nnA and higher levels
+ II sothern aud Julia MarloWe.
/ his aifc propose To retire from the
stage and make their hame Ia England
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
Total contractaal obligations. ntsr7s 50

Total Cuntractual Obligations, flA2iI 20
serliun 2 Be II further ordained. ETC.
That the foregoing APPENDED and supple
mental budget bee published Tor FUN thirty
dayv rs provided by law, and that upon its
hnal adoption, the Police Jury viii levy
for the sltmony Of the Parish, statutory
charges. and ordinary expenses Including
school funds SIX and one haif Mills. "a be
applied together with other revenues to
said expenditures as aforesaid, snd viii
leyt au additional Three ard one half
Mtlsl on The assessed yuluatten 1T proper
b of -Four Million. -Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars for the purpose of paying
oohtrotual obligations as itemlged Ia the
lIudget
The following and foregoing ordinance
No IS WIS then adopted hy a unanimous
vote ~ the l'uice Jury
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
NOTICE.

Automobiles will not be permitted
In the Rosedown ssla.
JAS, p. BOWMAN.
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
No. sfe.
Saturday, March 2sth, 1919

The following immovable property
Of defendant the undivided interest of
Louis Green In the Succession of M,
lius Green and Leah Green being so
aeres and improvements, bounded on
North by White. East by Ristroph.
Wet hy Barrow. and South By Ris.
troph
Terms of safe cash with benefit Of
appraisement.
J. II CLACk. Sheriff
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

Hunting aud tfespasAing of all klnds
are hereby prohibited under penalty of
the law, on Magnolia Plantation. No en-.
eeptioas
The public 10 warned against buying
fire wood posts ct crops from tenants Of
Magnolia without permission
MACRtE FARMS co
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

Passing through "MyItles plantation.
hunting and all other forms ~ tryspazs
thereon are hrrehs rrabih,trl auaef pen
4iii ~ the l4R
he, T-la Mrs FANNIE ~ WILLIAMS.
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

Total amount of this budget Is927 ea
Section 2 hc it further ordained that
the Ten MIL tax authorized hy iaW is
hereby levied ami dedicated fof the year
1919, aud the same ha pledged. divided
aui ippoftloned ~ fellows to-wlt
For Public Education . mills
For statutory, usual and nee
cssary charges ........... ! ST. mills
For principal and interest due
Ia 1919 pn maturing bridge
hnnda .............. 1.e min
Fer principal anl interest due
ia 1873 on maturing Road na-
chine certificate .............. So mln
For principal and interest due
ilIh
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

From and after this date all hunting Of
any kind on RosedoWn iIa2lewood and
Inheritance plantations is positively pro
hlbitel under penalty ~ trespasslng
n2rs.lGl JAS T. BOWMAN
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

From and after this date all hunting
any kind ou Anbrosia and Independents
plantation - positively prohibited under
penalty o. trespassing Any one found on
these places without permission viii he
considered tFespssslHE and prosecuted to
the fuli extent ~ the law
MRS. 8 II BARROW
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29
SHERIFF SALE

State of Louisiana. tWenty.Fourth Ju-
dieial District Cour; for the Par.
ish Of West Feiiclana
JOE STERN VS. LOUIS GREEN
No. s7e.
By virtue of Writ OF FlERi "a.
GAS. directed to the Sheriff Of the
Parish of West Felleaua, IN the above
entitled and numbered cause, By the
Hon Twenty. Judicial District
Court, | have relied and will offer for
sale Ut pubiie auction IN the highest
bidder at the frout door Of the Court
House in the town of 81 Fraacissille.
La, - he hear of eleven o'clock A
NJ uu
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

Trespassing u all kinds is hereby pro
hibltea. under penalty Of the law, on my
lands In the ninth ward purchases from
Dr " u TaYlor
ALBERT l. SOUi r
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

Passing through Codars plantation
hunting and all other forms Of trespasa
thereon. afe hereby frohibled under
apnRin ot the law
MRS. = nurLER
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

All ifespassiug Is prohibited en llll and
Slaughter, Lake Breeze GfayAell and
Glass place plantations such ss bunting
pecan gathering etc and viii be- pros
eeuied in ul '.pt ~ N iaw
KhCt1tRCi Company
q GOODMAN. Agent.
Sn lhlaHa TsiF and Z. O. Ia
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

No hunting CT trespasslHk of any kind
allowed pH PARKER sioch Farm, under
penalty - the he
pARkE ER STOCK FARM
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

Th Hts warmed against
.UEfH r Hub timber of any
tif.a Nfn auta un the oakley
rattrH as. t'#as plantations Ai hunt.
rr e lrklug aud fence cutting ara
8a'tfst' h.hteI, an1 these places are
1..,H aaa ust agents If all kinds
lucy l. MATTHEW'S
The true Democrat., 1919-03-29

An cattle driving hunting fishing and
other trespasslnR Of any kind are for.
bisden on Forest plantation under the
penalty ~ the law
l1.l6.isl W MCQUEEN
No hunting or cattle driving allowed
on Dupriest and Boat Follow planta
tlons
II. I. BARROW. AFt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-27

| tirely- missing. Interest has come
TO center chiefly on the great ma
tional fOresters encampments held
in connection with the meetings
/ of the head camp of the society,
and local and district contests are
40 longer the novelty that once
made them famous drawing cards.
Program Of Day.
This afternoon the Woodmen.
Royal Neighbors and their guests
are enjoying a varied program of
speaking, music, games and dane
ing.
Tonight at Z o'clock occurs the
feature event of the day, which,
according to announcement, affords
the general public in this vicinity
its first opportunity to witness the
adoption of class of candidates
into the mysteries of woodcraft.
Deputies under the direction of
District Deputy George B. Jackson
have been busy for some time in
rounding up a collection of choice,
juicy novitiates to feed to the raw
enoUs Woodmen goat, whose appe-
tite seems never to be satisfied.
The frolicking of this meddlesome
creature will provide an hour or so
of great amusement for the cur
iOus, says the committee The
meaning of it all will be explained
in the lectures which will follow
the ritualistic observance. This
feature alone is enough to bring
out a large evening crowd, it is
predicted, which will later be fur
Their entertained by music, moving
pictures and dancing.
The weather is ideal for a sue
cessful outing, and the committee,
in outlining the days program,
has emphasized that everything,
including the initiation ceremonies,
is open to the general public. Ad-
mission to the Tower grounds is
absolutely free and official sou
yenir buttons bring half-rate con-
cessions at all the main amuse-
ment devices. save one. Those I'M
able to attend the outing this aft
ernoon, says the committee, will be
cordially welcomed at the evening
events.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-27
WOODMEN HAVE
GOOD CROWD AT
COUNTY OUTING
Royal NeighbOrs JOIN In Making
Merry at Watch Tower Park
This Afternoon and Tonight.

Modern Woodmen and ROYAL
Neighbors of Rock Island county,
with their families and friends, are
making merry at the Watch Tower
this afternoon and evening.
They are enjoying their first pic
mic for many years. Since the last
outing of this kind was held some
eight or nine years ago many new
members have been taken in by
both of these societies and today
gathering will therefore be an en-
-irely new experience to a large
number.
The older members well remem-
Der the gigantic picnics, called
log rollings," which had so much
10 do in giving the Modern Wood
men of America its preeminent po-
sition among the popular frater-
nal insurance societies of the coun-
try. and while the program for the
present occasion reflects the chang
ing conditions which the years
nave brought about, there will,
nevertheless. be sufficien remind
ers of the old order to bring back
the familiar scenes of other days.
In one respect, the outing today
is different from the Old-faShiOned
"log rolling" celebration. Then,
the prize contests among the we'll
drilled foresters teams of the var
ious participating camps constitut-
ed the main feature of the pro-
gram. Today, there are to be no
prize drills, but the crowd will in
a large measure furnish it's own
amusement by supplying volunteer
contestants in the Is novelty races
which the committee has scheduled
for the afternoon entertainment.
The only foresterS team to appear
in uniform during the day is that
Of Independence Camp 26. which
will go through some of the intri-
cate maneuvers for which it has
won national honOTs at Woodmen
encampments. These will be shown
in connection with the class adop-
ton exemplification this evening.
During the afternoon there will
also be an exhibition drill by a
team from Faye Halves Camp No.
Isl. r. N. of A. but aside from
these two appearances the drill
contests of former days will be en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-27
.ROTARIANS TO
SEEK REPAIRS
ON MILAN ROAD
Tribute to Late F. o. Van Calder
Arranged IN Regular Tuesday
Noon Meet of Club.

The Rotary club yesterday ap-
pointed DR.. E. NJ Sala chairman of
a committee which will attempt
getting the city commission to
make repairs upon the road be-
tween Rock Island and Milan, par
ticuIarly between the bridges.
The condition OF these sections
of road was discussed in the meet
ing and various plans for improve
ment suggested. Finally it was de-
cided to send a delegation to the
commission to confer on ways and
means Of the necessary rebuilding.
Harry T. Knox and M. f. Strteter
are other members Of the commit
tee.
Another committee, headed by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-27

threat made by boss printers yes
terday is carried out.
Employers, members Of the Tri-
City Manufacturers Printers as
sociation, representing about 10
concerns in the three cities, have
decided to allow their pressmen
two days in which to consider the
offer. The men say they are not
working as a union, but as indi-
viduals, the union having already
accepted the So increase offered by
the employers. The men want $36
as a minimum scale for a week S
pay.
Men working at the Kramer
Printing company notified Henry
Kramer, proprietor, the other day,
that they would quit work Satur-
day if their demands are not grant
ed. The employees of the Driffill
Printing company walked out last
Monday. 1t is said that pressmen on
the job at the Fidlar and Chambers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-27
Drury Entertains.

The high death rate among the
Jews of eastern and central Eu-
rope is due largely to consumption
and typhus An Investigator of the
Jewish relief agencies reported
that 20 per cent of the deaths in
the large city of Lodz, Poland, are
due to consumption alone.