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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

Somn Ct. @enbeI @rb0bt
10 $780,; @inobieb s 10, s 100 Vroa.
@ef1ii9el 300 Bro8:; SarmgerGte etc. 100
Rro8;; BferoeMgeldirr etc; Is Ero5.; all:
so Hro5.; 9ampfmai6tnen etc. SO Gro5
$otpn Cant Gentre Grb0ht
6%ausgerdte etc. 10 Rro5.; Rferoe s 100
Bro5.; @6afe IS Bro5.; S6tpeine 3 II
Bro5.; @eflii9el $50 Ero5:; Sarmgerdt.
etc. rs Erp5.. Rferbegei6irr etc. 81
Bro5.; Mutomobile 33 1z3 Rro5.
Sotp11 g n q gill @rb0bt
Observation-Disclosures 10 Bro5. ;@ha=
fe 25 8ro5.; 59tpeine 8 so Bro5,; &C.
fIigel 200 Bro5 j.; Sarmgerdte etc. SO
Bro8.; @agen etc. 20 Rro5.; Fferbeges
l19irr etc. 25 Yro3.; Mntomobtle 20Yro5,
5re1dmu6inen etc. 50 Yro8.; 9ampfz
mafGinen SO Bro8. = Muf Mntrng @erz
tagnng big 2 Ibr na6mitta9s.
Madmittassfitmms, ben 26. Smlt 1919,
Ser 8ertagung genndB trat Die Musz
gleihungsbeb0rbe 3u1ammen; g. sc. 2abr
als Bor iiber unb ale Witglieoer antpez
ien6. Muf Qntrag tpuroen folgenoe Nb=
dnbernngen an ben bon ben Nb1Ddberrl
ein9erei6ten Rerionaletgentlms : Mb<
i6dbungen getroffen:
Sotpn 8nfefteI6 = gr60bt :Nd6<
ma binen 33 1<3 Fro3.; Pferbe q 33
1<S, $ 10, 6 IS, 8 10 8ro5.; @tnbbieb
9 10, 6 so Bro5:; Saafe 40 Rro5.;
S6tpeine 9 SO Bro8.; @efliigel SO 8ro8.
@nnbe $50 Yrp8.; Wa9en etc. 20 Sro8.
:Sotpn Sion grbobt: 9al1sbaltgez
rdte etc. 20 Bro8.; Yferbe g 20, Clio
Bro3.; Ninbbieb s. 10, 9 10, 6 25 Broa.
|g66fe 80 Hro5.; Sdtpeine 9 sc 2z3
8ro3.. @efliigel IT'S Rro5.; Sarmgerdfe
etc. so Bro3.;; Bagen etc. 10 Rro5:
8iIIage q ri ant = @rb6bt: @nusz
aerdte etc. % Pro8.; @dbmal9inen $50
Bro3.; @labiere Is Broa.; Ninbbieb 8
10 Bro3.; 6 20 Rro5.; Sarmgerdte etc.
33 1<3 Bro8.; @agen etc. 20 Rro3.; Mn>
tomobiIe 20 Yro3.; 9ampfmaidinen etc.
SO Bro3.; &leintparen IS Pro5.; Qaoenz
N%usitatfung etc. 100 Rro5.; 9rndpreien
etc 20 8ro. berringert; @errat inS9anfz
eei6aftem so Rro5. erb0bt; @lebatoren
etc. 50 Bro3. erb0bt.
Bilage Nbon-@ rb6bt: 3ansgerdte
etc. 100 Pro5.; Hferoe q 80, 8 81 1s3,
s. so Bro3.; Minbbteb 6 SO 1>3, 8 90,
6 20 erb1bt; S9tpeine q 20 Bro5.: @ez
fligeI 100 Bro3.; 5unoe 400 Bro5.,
Sarmgerdte etc. 100 Bro3.. @aeen etc.
SO Rro5.; Nutomobile 10 Bro5:; 9ampf=
md@inen 10 8ro5.; 9arnpfmai9a1en
etc. 100 Rro3.; Snbrifbanoperfs5eng etc.
so Rro3.; 8au9ol3 etc. 80 Rro3.; &lein<
tpare11 20 Rro3.; 2abenzN usitattung etc.
Is Rro3. gorrat in 5danfgei6dften 300
Yro3.;; gIebntoren etc. $50 Rro3. - Nuf
Intrag 8ertagung Biz 8 ltbr Nonta9z
morgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

|fe1lb. Muf Mntrua ipnrben nabgennnntt
Mbdnberungen al ben bon Den Nb1d)ds
BERN. eingereibtcn Eeri pnaleigentumss
a%bihGbnngen getroffen:
Conn @hen safe. @rbDbt: 5nllsz
aerdte etc. 25 Yro5.; &laptere IS Yro5,
Sferbe q SO, 8 SO, 6 SO 1=3, 6 100
s SO groa.; Minopieb q 20, $ SO 1=3
s Sc 2<3. S IS, 6 So 1<3 8ro8.; 5Gaft
SO 8ro3.; 56tpeine q Is, 8 IS 8ro8.
@agen etc. 33 1z3 Rro5.; Mntomobtle &c
Hroa.
Sotpn Sair @apen @rbobt:
Ndbmai9inen SO Yro3.; Rlabtere e
bieb 8 10. 6 IS. g IS Rro5.; @@afe q
Broa.; S6peine 9 10 Bro5;; @eflii9ss
10 8ro8.; &unbe 400 Rro5.; Iutomobttt
20 8ro3.. 9rei6mai9inen etc. SO Yro5.
9ampfma1dinen etc. 50 Bro5,; 8lelno
maren SO Rro3.
Eotpn Sarmtng Grbobt: 9ansoz
aerGte etc. 20 8ro3.; Ndhmaidinen 1Os
Sroa.; @labiere 100 Bro3.; 8feroe 9
So rs Bro8.; 8 25, g SO 1<3, 8 33 1<3
Gro8.; Min6bieb 8 10, 6 80, 8 80 1<3.
e 662z3, Yro5.; 5dnfe $50 Fro9.
Gdtpeine 9 100 Yro5.; @eflugel 100
&ro3.; Sarmgerdte etc. 25 Rro8:; Wos
geu etc. 20 Hro5.; R~ferbegeibirr ett'
Sc 2z3 8rp5.; Mutomobile IS Gros. ;;Itoz
ihinerie etc. in 8utterfabrifen 200 Bro5.
Epipu @ettn- @rb0bt: 6auSgerdz
tie etc. Is 8roa.; Ndbmaidinen SO Erp1.;
Bferbe 9 IS 2<3, 6 10, 9 1917, s 10
2z3 8ro5.; &inDbteb q 12h. y % Pro3'
.56afe IS Ero5.; @efliigel 66 2z3 Fro9.
8agen ) etc. 50 1<S 8ro5:; Mutomobtit
25 Bro5. Nnf Intrag 8ertagun9 BIZ
Q 11hr nu0eru MproenS. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Gnmstoa. ben rs. SuIt 1919.

Ser @ertagung aemdB frat Ste Insz
MISUNDERSTANDING 5%uiammen; g. SC. .2abr
aIs Bor1tber unb ale Witglie0er anipez
ienb. Muf Mntrag tpurben folgen1en Mbz
G%n6eruneen an SEN bon SEN Nb19dbern
eingerei1ten neutrality-suspicious. : Ibz
l9dbungen getroffen:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
6reitaq, pe;1 IS. Sult 1919.

Ser @%ertagung eemdb trat dc Mus=
gleidungsbeb0rbe ;%nlammen. IS. 81. 2nbr
als @or1iter u1,b ale WitglieOer an:nez
1en0. Muf Nntrag tpur6en folgel10e Nbdn:
1erungen an ben bon ben Nb1dbern etnz
gerei6ten acknowledgements : Nb19d=
bungen borgenommen:
Sotpn g nDnesbiIe grbDbt:
@ausbaltgerGte etc. 10 Rro5.; gtdbmaz
fdinen SO 1z3 8roa.; Bferbe 6 5, 9 10;
10 Bro8.; @d)ofe 100 Bro5.; @eflieel
25 8ro5.; Bfer6ese16irr etc. 20 Tro8:;
9reI6ma16inen etc. 25 Fro5.; 9ampfz
ma16inen IS Ero5.
Sotpn Sta y monb @rbDbt: Stab
maiGinen rs Bro8.; &feroe u 80 1z3
6 SO 1zS, g 50, S 100 Rro5.; @imopteb
9 10, 6 100 Pro8.; @dafe 25 Ero5.
@6peine q Is, 8 so Bro3:; @etlugel
$50 Rro5.; 8aeen etc. 100 Hro5.; Pfer.
begef6irr etc. so Hro5.; Nntomobtle 80
1z3 Bro5.; 9rei9mai9inen etc. SO Fro5.
9ampfma19inen etc. 20 Rro5.
Eopn &odbiIle = @rb06t: Fferoe
S so Bro3.; &inbbieb 6 10 Yro8.; S9oz
fe 25 Bro8.- @6neine g so Fro5.; &C.
fliigel 100 Sro8.; 9anpfmaI Gtnen etc.
so Fro5. = Nuf Nntrag Sertagung biz
2 ubr na9mittags.
Nadmittassitmms, ben 25. Snli 1919,
Ser @ertagung gemdb trat Sic Iusz
gleiGnn9sbebDrbe 3n1ammen; g. sc. 2nbr
dls Bpri iber uno ale Wfitg1ieber antpez
ien6. Mnf Mntrag ,tpur0en folgenoe Nbz
%pr6nunaen an ben bon BEN 'Mb19dbern
eingerei6ten Yer1onnl : N~b1ddbnngen gez
t%roffen:
Sotpn ST.. M.ugufa Grbobt:
Bferbe S 50 8ro5.; @inobieb g 50 gro5.
|@9meine 9 20 Ero5,; @efliigel so Ero5.
Mntomobile 40 Bro5.; 9rei6ma1d 1nen
etc. 10 0Yro5.; 9ampfmai@inen etc. 80
Sotpn q t. gIoub- @rbDbt: 8fer<
Sc 6 33 1z3 Bro8.; @inbbieb 6 20 8ro5.
6dafe 25 Broa.; @@tpeine 8 20 Fro3.;
Sci ligeI 33 1<S Rro5.; Sarmgerdte etc.
IS Pro5.
Bferbe 6 20 Ero5.; &inbbieb 6 20, 9
&c 8ro5.; @dafe 50 1zS 8ro5.; S@neiz
ne 8 so Bro5.; @efliisel 50 &ro8.;
Tarmqerdate etc. 33 1z3 Bro5.; 8agen
etc. 50 Bro8. ;B feroegel6irr etc. 20 8ro5.
Nutomobile 20 Bro5.; .9rel6mnidtnen
etc. 25 Bro5.; 9ampfmai9inen etc: rs
Bro5.
Sotpn ct. Martin grbDbt:
@@meine 8 so Rro3.; @efliige1 400
Bro3.; Sarmgerdte etc. so Yro5.;, Wa5
gen etc. 25 &ro8:; 8feroegsidirr etc. 81
Broa.; MutomobiIe 33 1=3 Ero5. Nuf
Mntrag gertagung Biz 9 ubr nnoeren
Morgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Mttttpph, ben %. Sult 1919.

wv" wv
Ser Bertngung 9emGB trat Sic Ml15z
gleidnnesbeb0rbe 5u1ammen; g. Sc. 2ahr
als Gpr1ibenber nnD ale Witglie0er an
fpe1enb. Muf Mntrag tpurben folgenbe Ngz
dnberungen an Sen bon 6en Mb1 ddbern
eingerethten Observation-Disclosures
bungen getroffen:
Eotpn @robe - @r66bt: 6alsgez
rate etc. 100 Rro5.; N%dbmai6inen 80
1z3 Rro5.; Bfer6e 81 20, g. 10, 9 10, =
100, S SO Rro5.; Ninbpieb q 33 1<3, 8
20, 6 10, 9 20, 6 so Bro5.; @dafe
66 2z3 Hro5.; @6tpeine q 20, g so
8ro5.; @efliigel 200 Yro5:; Sunbe 400
Fro5.; Sarm9erdte etc. Is 8ro5.; @agen
etc. 100 Bro5:; Efer0egei@irr etc. 20
Fro5.; @utomobile 20 9ro5.
Sotpn gr611t: &ausez
rate etc. SO Bros.; Nd6mai 6inen 100
Ero5.: @labiere 25 8roa.; Tferbe 81
SO 1z3 8ros.; 8 25, 6 SO 1z3, 8 so, 6
50, s 200 Rro5.. @nibbieh 81 so, 8 Is,
6 100, 9 IS 2e3. 6 100 Bro8.; 56tpeiz
ne q 500, 8 100 Yro5.; @efligel 200
Rro5.; 9nn6e 400 Yro8.; Tarmoerdte
etc. 100 8ro5.; 8agen etc. IT'S Broa.;
Rferbege16irr etc. SO Broa.; 9lutomobile
100 Tro5.; 5rei6maidinen 100 Troa.;
Sun'p tulul1tt!l CIT. oO YIo3., SleO1>
loren etc. 20 Rro3.
Sotpn g r.nin- grbDbt: Sousgez
rdte etc. SO Bro5.; Bferoe 81 20, 8 TO-, 6
IS, 9 80, s rs Rro3. @inbbieb 81 SO
1z3, 8 Is, 6 80, 9 33 1z3, g so 8ro8.;
@6afe 33 1z3 Fro5.; Sdtpeine g Is
8ro3.; @eflIgel so Fro5.; 6unbe $50
Pro5.; Sarmgerdte etc. 20 Bro3.. @az
gen etc so Bro5.; Nutomobile 10 Bro8.
Mnf Nntrag @ertagung biz 2 ubr nadz
mittags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
0pnnerstno. hen "a. enIi 1919

WV ~o-Os
Ser 8ertagung gerndb trnt Die Mlts:
gleidungsbeb6r6e 3nfammen; g. sc. 2ab1
als 8oriiber unb ale @ttgIieber. anipc,
fen6. Nnf Nntrag tpurben folgen6e Nbdllz
oernngen an ben bon ben NbfGdbern eil,=
gerei9ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : MbidGz
bungen getroffen:
Sopn 2"Dnben = grb0bt: Bferbe
g 25, 6 10, 9 33 1=3, e 33 1<3 Bro3.
Jffinobieb 81 IS, g Is, 6 so, 6 so Bro3.
@@tpeine q 100; 1915 Bro8.. Beflii9el
25 Bro5.; 8ngen etc. so Bro8.; 9fer6ez
gefdirr etc. so Bro8.; MutomoBiie SO Ia
Ero5. j.; 9reidmai&inen etc. rs Broa.
$oipn Ma lt'i'a e'S g ria Ia ipiips' gr6Sbt
@auseerdte etc. IS 8roa.; Mabmai6inen
80 3 !. 1zs 8ro5;i PterSe 9 80 1<3 Rro9:
s SO Bro5.; @6afe Sc 2z3 8ro5.; @unoe
100 Pro5.; 8agen etc. 20 Bro8.; Nutoz
mobile 10 Bro3.
gerate etc. 100 Rro5.> Pfer6e q 80 1z3
g SO 1<3 Bro5.; @inbbieb 6 10, g SO
Yro8;; @@afs 10 gro5.; Sdpeine 9
$50 Pro5.; 8 25 Rro5.; @efliigel 400
Rro5.; Sarmgerdte etc. 200 Bro5:. 8a<
gen etc. 800 &ro5;; Rfer6egei@irr etc.
300 Yro3. ;;Nutomobtle 1875 Hro3. ;;9rei6z
IUH elC. CO UYIO0. NuI NHIrQ9
Tertagung Biz 2 l1br na6mitta8s.
Nadt1ittagsitung, ben "a. Smli 1919.
Ser 8ertagnng gemdB trat bic Nus<
glethltnasbeb0r6e %3nlarnmen; g. 50. 2abr
ole 8orfiber 1tn6 ale Witglieber antpez
ienb. Nuf Antrag tpurben folgenbe Nbz
dnoernng an ben bon ben Nbf9dbern ein<
gerei6ten Berionnleigentums : Nb19dz
bungen getroffen: (
Conn MiII ob -grb6bt: @inbz
bieb 6 10, g 25 Rro3.; S9afe IS Bro5.;
@leintpare 20 Rro3.; Mai9inerie etc. in
8utterfabrifen 100 Rro5.
Eotpn Wunfon- @rbDbt: Saus>
gerdte etc. 331<3 Bro3.; Rferbe " 33
1>3, g 2O,g 33 1S3, 8 SO 1S3 Bro3.;
8tnbbieb $40, g 20, 9 10, e rs Bro3.;
s6nfe 40 Bro3.; @6tpeine 8 20 Bro3.
Sarmgerdte etc. rs Rro5.; 8agen etc.
10 Bro3.; Gutomobile 10 Rro5.; 9rei9s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Na6mittassiitnns, ben 90. Sult 1919.

Madmittagsiitnng, ben %. Smlt 1919
Ser 8ertagung gemdB trat Die M1s:
glethungsbe6DrDe 8u1nmmen; g. 81. 2ab1
als 8or 1tber unb ale M2itgIieoer nutpe=
ienb. Iuf Nntrag tpnrben folgenoe Mbdn=
oerungen an ben bon Sen MbiGGbern elm
geretdten Perionaleigentums : Mb16d=
bl1n9en angeor0net:
Sotpn GATE George @rbD1t
9ausgerdie etc. 10 Rro3.;; 4uI1na! Airei
so Fro5!.; Eferbe 81 25, i 10, M15C
Eroaa.; Glinbbieb 9 10, s rs Brp3.
9hafe 80 Fro8.; 5Gmeinc 81 10 9ro3.
@efl:iQeI Sc 2<3 Bros.; A1;noe $50 Nroa
R%armaerdte etc. Sc 2z3 Fro5.; N1ttolno=
bile 90 &rn5.; 8aubol5 cit. 20 Eros.
&1einparen 66 2z3 Bro5.: Elepaioren
etc so Pro5.
@a6mai@insn 50 8re$:; 9fsres 10 70:
9 20, 6 80 Prr5.y &in6bie6 9 10, 6
50 Bro5.; 96tpeine 9 10 Bro8.. @efIiiz
gel 66 2z3 Yro5.; 8agen etc. 100 Hro5. ;
Pferoegef4trr 25 Fro8.
Sorn Sc @auf- @rbDbt: Sous:
gerdte etc. 20 Bro5.; NdbmaIdinen 80
gro5.; Nferoe 6 10, S 80 1z3 Ero5.
@tnbhicl s 10, 6 20 Rro3.; @9peine u
100 Yrrs.; 8a9en etc. so Yro5.
Sofpn = II e m b 9 - Srh0At:
@aus9erdte etc. so Bro5.; NdbmaIdinc,,
Sc 2<3 Pro3.; Rferbe q 10, $50, 6 10,
S 50 Yro3.; @inopieb 8 10, 6 IS 2<5.
9 10, 6 so Rro5.; s9afe rs Yro5.;
@9tpeine 8 20 Bro5.; @efliigel so Rro5.
Nutomobile 20 Pro5. Nnf Mntrag Yertaz
gung big 9 ubr anbern Worgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

@enn Elm @ei5bals ii4 b%erbeiratet,
Damn indt ,er ii6 cine Jrnu aus, sic
in ibren alten &lei6ern gut aus iiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

@er feinem @ei9dfte 6ie bole @uf.
merfiumfeit gibt, Der but tDenig Belt
fir anoere Snben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

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8elgii9e @aninden. Smiths Stab.
bitrp, ct. @Iol16, Minn. 38-5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-11
GtySChiLdreap
TOHaUePUbEc
Christmas Tree
Treat for All Youngsters Is
Arranged by War Camp
Community Service.

A giant Christmas tree viii be
erected in Cleveland square Christ
mas eve for the benefit Of FL Paso
3 children The tree will be erected
and decorated under the direction Of
the war camp community service. L.
r. Reed. executive secretary. an
nouneed Wednesday evening at a
meeting at the community service
club
The tree win be furnished by the
~ Paso & Southwestern railroad
The labor unions Of the city are 10
furnish about $500 sacks Of candy for
youngsters There are TO be bands
ana mass singing at the tree and
mum Der OF musical clubs. including
the Orpheus club and the high school
glee club, VIII sing A boy has been
engaged TO sing carols
At the Wednesday night meeting
az the community service club p oil
paintings by famous artists were ex-
hibited- The scenes were an vreste-,
In addition TO the pictures. music
was furnished by Charles Andrews
and his double quartet and by a
group OF instrum entalists. including
MS Ralph Henderson. violin: Miss
tlorence Crlssey. violin. and Mrs.
waiter POnsfOrd. piano.
bot chocolate was served 10 the so
OF more persons who attended the
exhibition Mr. Reed said the paint
llgs would be at the club for five or
six weeks yet and that persons IN
terested in them were privileged TO
come and see them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-11
AMERICAN RED CROSS
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

washington. D. c.. Dec 11-Vice
president Marshall addressing the
annual meeting Of the American Red
Cross Wednesday. advocated coordi-
nation OF all charitable and social
anizations IN tie United States
under one big federation 10 be ope-
raIed by the Red Cross
The financial report for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1913, showed
that the cost OF operation was two
per cent and that during the fiscal
year $50 100000 was available for
S2l1.000.000 was actually spent
All Of the officers were reelected
with president Wilson as president
except DR.. stockton Arson. secretary.
who win be succeeded by Miss Mabel
T. Boardman, OF Washington. D. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-11
Sec'y Wilson Refuses To
GiUe SoLons Report On
accused Immigration Man

washington. D. c.. Dec. 11.-Secre-
tary wilson has declined 20 trans
NIT 10 the house immigration commit
tee the report Of A. W Parker for
merly OF the immigration service re-
garding the administration or Fred
eric c. Howe. IS immiE grafton comm s
sioner at New York AR wilson said
that. because OF the confidential ma
ture Of the report, public policy re-
CURED that o. be not made public
Charges had been made before the
committee that Howe was 1rlendly
with the dangerous aliens held az
New York for deportation Anthony
Caminettf. commissioner general or
Enumeration. told the committee that
HoWe's resignation from the service
was not purely voluntary.
Mr. Camiuetti asked for time TO con-
slider a reply 20 a question why unde-
sirable aliens could not be deported
TO Germany, Austria and Russia ~ hen
American troops were serving in those
countries
Figures introduced during the hear
ing showed that more than 800 war
rants charging anarchy or unlawful
destruction Of property had been IS
sued within the last 80 days.
Secretary Wilson promulgated the
ruling thai mere membership In the
I. ". ". did not constitute a viola
ton OF United States laws relating TO
anarchy and other deportable charges,
he said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-11
NIGHT SCHOOLS
PROVE POPULAR
Board Invites MeXicans to
Prepare For Ameri-
caniZation.

A total OF % persons have slgnllled
their desire to attend night school
here in order to become better Amer
leans and TO complete the taking out
.oF their naturalization papers. ac-
cordinr 20 a statement OF superin-
tendent A. II. Hughey. at meeting
OF the school board Wednesday
night. 8lr. Hughey explained that
manv. persons have expressed interest
in the night schools and declared that
a general movement is apparent for
Americanization
FOLLOWING the announcement the
board authorized Mr.. Hughey TO IN
vite these persons 10 attend nignl
school in the Aoy building, and %
render them whatever other assisl-
ance might be needed in obtaining
elementary education
Urges Nurses IN schools
Miss AIDA Eldridge, a represents
tive Of the American Nurses assocla-
ton. spoke briefly before the board
regarding the use Of nurses in
~Of the total number OF men re-
jected in the draft" she said. one
third had defects which could have
been prevented had there been nurses
in the schools which they attended,
LMeae aeAeILa resulted from 4Iae-a co
teeth. enlarged tonsils and such other
minor troubles What Ell PasO needs
probably more than any one other
thing IS g visiting nurse system to
handle the cases which arise 10 your
schools"
1t was decided at the meeting that
contracts are 20 be let for finishing
improvements begun at Aoy and Beau
schools with the exception OF plumb
ing, upon which bids VIII be asked
within Is days.
To Sell Christmas Seals
The board granted permission for
workers to place Red Cross Christ
mas seals On the schools. provided
that no soliciting Of sales Is done
among students a petition that
equipment costing approximately s375
for chemical assay plant az the
high school be installed in connection
with the chemical courses there, was
denied
Superintendent Hughey announced
that about six teachers viii not re-
turn after the Christmas holidays,
and Il was decided 10 pay these
teachers for their actual teaching
time and not TO include the entire
month OF December.
Following the business session the
board. in executive session. consid-
cred plans for a new school building
in Manhattan Heights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-11
LONDON IS THE
UICKEDE5TG CITY
Gambling 'Hells, Dope
Sellers and white Slav-
ers" Evils Of Night Life.

London, Eng. Dec. 1.-THE tale Of
London, the wicked city, unfoids day
by DAY. each serial revelation bring
ing such a thrilling wealth Of in
cidents as may wen be calculated TO
send thousands Of wealthy Amer
leans in England on a go look see"
tour
Quietly, Scotland Yard is said 70
be rounding up the proprIetors OF the
worst gambling bells Of the west
end Under the rigid control OF per-
sOnal registration and constant CEN
sus taking that held during the war.
Information was constantly available
to the detective who protected the
young officer from the gambling
crook
With the revelation OF war control
il has been possible for many OF
these birds OF prey 20 slip back into
London and now the wedding out
process is more difficult The apart
ments where games for high stakes
run almost night and day are HARD
to find
BY far the greater part Of the rev
Citations now appearing have TO do,
however, with the night clubs, where
exceedingly improper dances are the
magnetic attraction Officers also de-
care LAaA aAAEA VAIN llAN VA AAAa
male sex are reaping a rich harvest
among young and inexperienced girls
by smuggling in and selling dope.
These men give the girls their first
experience OF drug taking Just FOR
FUN" and when the habit Is formed
they purvey the white powder which
their victims so eagerly crave White
slavers" are using drugs as means
OF fastening their hold upon thelr
innocent victims
Girls venturing into the night clubs
on a Lark find themselves gradually
enmeshed in the dope habit and
because they must have the drug be-
come unwilling servile tools OF the
man who can procure Ct for them
Some houses advertising dancing
lessons I found were run solely 70
pander TO the drug habits Of its
a niavestieator writes. In
one house conducted by a Belgian
woman, I saw fully 20 persons OF
both sexes indulging in smoking
opium or IN more or less excited con-
dition, having taken morphia- CO.
caine. cantharides or any other drugs
OF their fancy"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-11
URGES PEOPLE TO FIGHT GATARRH
WITH SIMPLE HOMEMADE REMEDY
Can Make Pint at Home and Costs Little Says Leading
Druggist Of Covington, KY, Who Has Made
Special Study Of CatarTh.
Says: Inflamed Nostrils
Invite Influenza.

People who say that catarrh IS a
disease not to be taken seriously are
harshly rebuksd by a Kentucky drug
gist who has for years been much
Interested On the growth OF this loath-
some yet altogether too common dis
ease
He claims that the sore. tender, In
famed membrane OF the nostriis and
throat Is a prolific breeding ground
for Eerms-not only the germs Of in
fluenza. but many other kinds as well
II people would only stop expert
menting for two weeks and try q
simple remedy made Of Metholized
Arcine mixed with enough boiled
water 20 make a fun pint. half OF the
abolished
IT'S really no Joke for people who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-11
No Need To Be Thin,
Scrawny or SaIIOw

Il you arc thin and want 10 Be plump
Il you have wrinkles IN your face that
you are not proud Of: II the skin "a SAL
low or subject to pimples or blackheads
take Mona stomach tablets for two
weeks and notice the change.
The majority OF the thin people ars
thin because the stomach does not per
form Its duties properly. II is not secret
Ing sufficient Of the natural digestive
juices and in consequence does not eE-
tract from the food enough nutrluvl
matter 90 nourish every part Of the body.
Mona stomach tablets are Intended
TO build Up the stomach from the food
the elements necessary to form flesh
II you are th5n Try two weeIs' treat
ment Of Mona stomach tablets-they
are small. easily swallowed and are sold
on the guarantee q money back n they
do not overcome chronic Indigestion
acute or chronic, stop stomach disturb
ance. beichlnE. heartburn. sour stomach
and any after dinner distress.
For sale BY Kelly g. Pollard and All
leading druEgists.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-11
Bank Resources
SzCeHD1S9ing Past
Five Years In US.
Greater Growth IN That
Time Than IN 40 Years
Prior to 1914.

Washington, D. c., Dec 1.-THE re-
sources OF the national banks in the
United States have had a greater
growth during the past five and one
half years than in the 40 years i'm
mediately prior 70 1914. according to
a chart prepared by the office Of the
comptroller Of the currency treasury
department. Il is shown that the
capital, surplus and undivided profits
Of the national banks on July 1. 1919.
were at the highest point since the
inauguration Of the national banking
system, and exceeded by S313,QOO,00Q
the amount o the total capital sur
plus and undivided profits as Of Janu-
airy, 1914. The increase in resources
from February, 1874. 20 January 10.
1914 go years. was s9.S4f, S5f.60e,
so, 1918 Five and one-half years.,
IL was s9.503.194S62.
Another chart Of the comptroller
demonstrates that in the matter OF
immunity from failure, the record
FOR the past p months. since January
I. 1918, has been 80 times, OF 800 per
cent better than the record for the 80
year period drior to 1914. and that
for the current calendar year there
has been no failure Of any national
bank IN the entire country involving
loss to depositors.
Stln another chart shows that the
annual net earnings OF the national
banks increased more during the five
year period from July I, 1919, 70 July
1. 1919, than in the entire 30 years
prior 20 that time
1T IS with genuine pleasure that
7 offer 10 the banks OF the country
my warm CONCENTRATION upon these
deeply gratifying results which have
been achieved by their sound manage
ment. their closer. observance Of law,
their able direction and their enter
prise during the past five and one
SHELTON Williams comptraler Of the
half momentous years" said John
currency, in making the charts pub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-11

Bertha Ford. Erma c. Whitley. Laura
Mckinney. Maud r. Doane, c. T. Nor
rison. Edna 3. Mccain, A. Wetteroth,
Ada /. Outlaw. George W. Rice, Flor
ence Shepperd. Herbert F. Cole. J 81
Tyler, a S. Watt. Mr. and Mrs. s =.
Rister. z. r MOffett, Eta Longneck-
or, 81. L. Burleson, George II Moss,
Mrs Shoenfield. n r Fryer. Ny and
Mrs r. n Lang. r I. Greenwood,
Meta Belt. r. Gwyn, II H webb,
G. Tankie, William Caples, Frank
Murphy. f. s. Soto, P. C. Woodward,
Cambern Haley, r. N. Lykinss Mt
and Mrs. rs. A. Fuibright. Mr.. and
Mrs. w II Belt. Master James Belt
and Mr. and AIRS. Charles Bryan
The guests OF honor were given
bouttonieres Of dainty rosebuds and
violets. The tables we're beautifully
decorated with carnations and Cali
fornia smilax. and United states flags
adorned the dining room Hanging
in a conspicuous place in the dinins
room was a large picture OF Gen
John J. Pershing between two
United states rags Place cards
marked covers for each guest