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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16
The ABNER DAVIS PLAN

profits.
THE ABNER DAVIS PLAN
There /. uo promotion There Is such thing putting
leases prices aud putting che profits In " promoter.
pockets.
Know The or,nar, promoter Tie looks
profit Dec can't find in the Ahncr pa'i,
Plan bccaus, IS there
You ma, also b. afraid gor ml money worth. bu my
dear friend lust b'u~c ,'u have never done 3" before does met
n, statement i untrue would a,,e me o.as, ticket Q"
this s. strongest made D., amy
IL guarantee of RESPONSE
blin and uat 10 go % clean straight business.
J. The popcrt, first acquire :, tor Well No.
prior the formation Of tho Ahncr Davis Trustee Plan.
= The MONEY that u, COME into my hand under 'Ic Trust"
Plan hn> been used other lease, and drilling contracts
pay drilling wells. general,
pen-c> in conductiu4 the business OF tin trustee Plan
m lsa-r> , acquired win q. Trustee money ,o.a in at
tit is taken b, mc else.
No part o, the receipt from investors /, taken b., me T..
Tor actual expense OF carrying "u the business.
No provision is made Tor taking an, of u,i, money ,, sal.
commission or otherwise and viii later
o. n, money is Your money, lou loan to to be used
are Sou> to be used Tor your benefit and bur all of This
this Trustee plan.
:. rni, is The reason do three a, a..al
Development bad business three times big and three times
large pa, dividends - time, as long as Sns stock sling
stock jrbhing. stock promotion concern earth.
=. Aud these the VIII, crowd yen
iao,, without
o. io" rlo'h, know VII, ,oaarc on'iicring furnishing
Rc,au'c none,
ct oil aud not oui OF 'oim promotion and stock clug.
DO you know is between buying stock
where taken in pay ncnt NJ
ten times t'r value whre big paid
drawn whereof, out o each dollar YOU
furnish goes into actual Development and 40 promotion
4 ,gain, n, ,nre' n',,, Trustee ncrr cent,
Development hundred where the business is
Conducted " 'h' lowest possible expense with the ida building
ing mike,
quick promotion money.
N' plan Is &" continue business gmac, make mo,s,
prct, upon equitable Ia. on of actual profit, and
"" by taking 'hr hn'l Of your principal before invested
yourself and decide which YOU want Bu, stock
A" s'i va the oil business the Abucr ua,i, WAY.
Abuc, trustee Plan membership campaign d, drawing
- q eo>c When well No loo a
Ics,s on at the brsinnur Of great new
dceomcrt onrri and ana offering the golden opor-
AnNEg DAVIS, Trustee
No. 'ii7 r.,a, oh E,,hangc
aloutr, $4,000 returned for ever, 500 loaned
ne Tor ol development with tnl profit remaining q,
' EfSr,,n ,@,g,% , tor 1n,aen' dividend,
u you invest "'.' me- a' another hundred pcr uud
profits aud win then po with an Other in-
' IN AL turtle" profits extensions and dividends II
srNDNorH cuE,E ropw
10000 10000 H i.,s',> 10000 5000"
balance R,un soda, and make ,orr ro,i'
t2 "" returned " after Investigation. pcriccti,
WNER Dul, TRUSTEE.
No, ,l ai5 rr;a, on t,,0ras,
Enclosed please lind > .............
proon u,e ror, ar, rcc, :" ,al i r "r,.
ton a"u' ,"nr plu ct operations our"ir ou ar to- return m
lour> uuI,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16

The Queen city has one of trs best
lfopo. t.on set offered to the ul
investor HN-1tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16
Nose and Throat Spec
ialiS.

Or Claude Wolcott. Suite 1913.
Fuqua block Phone 500 or lO7l for
an appointment,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16
SELLING YOUR PROMOTION STOCK FOR
THE PROMOTERS PROFIT ONLY

Heretofore the howl Of the crooked stock jObbing
motors has been nothing compared with the wall that will
go up
good stocks, good stock COM
crooked fellow how
do business without taking half o the coming IN for
holding half Of the stock IN the CONF
profits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
= pIAITU tRt SADIE :
February Health Program for Anna.
Tillu schools
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-16

Tho results OF The Modern Health
crusade are physical imnrotrm
aul prevention OF disrasr "rE
children and their amH.es moral
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
b6itte bod flingeln mii1ien! Serein!
g21tn. I<heres. nns tpnMen Sie2SM

:bdtte bod flingeln miiien! 3erein!
Scum Eberes, mas MOLTEN Sie?1
n@ben BLOB fragen, mas ib nit benz
@affee beginner iou? Sd bab' ben
Slid geri6tet, mie @ndoige MRS
lanfgetragen bat, nn6 bob getporfet
uno getparmt s.. ieBt ninmt Der &af-
fee 6as libel nnb miro M%beritanoig.0
JSie baben gan5 redt! Das f0nrer
mir niGt berantuorten! &omm, Som
na-Weib6en, glib mir oeinen Arm
fo!"
Mebnnii9 tat inn gamma ben 8i1-
len. @ie tie IN oas Speiie5immer
Fam, i6ien ibr a1es 6arin 10 fremo,
10 berdn6ert, oaB tie 1i6 mte ~itaunero
umiab. Mn0 bod tpnr lie Dor elmer
balben Stnnbe erIf bier geiDelen nn6
bod NOR ibr ieoes M0bel felt langen
Snbren lieb rn6 bertrant! SSbr aber
NOR 3n 5inn nls i9panfe Die gan5e
MeH Inn iie fer, ais lei ni6ts Sif)e=
res, ni6ts 6eites mebr fortan IN III
rem 2eben. S9en nn6 bilflos iab lie
ben Mann, at oeiien Mrm tie ging,
bon Ser Seite an. Wer mar er? Wie
tam fe gu ibm- User uar tie ielbf?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

IN hpirop iih .d;hprho1tbt MEL 9at hnir5t
bpnfen. hos hob' ii, ihon Elm Dnorrnol
n mp;rprm apbpn npioof. abpr 6iesz
moi iit,s npr Mpd,tp ',nn 6ipsmo1 mir6
es ernif
moh; hi,h ffh6n 6hoher1 - ih
aioh roiorote Gpinp m Sna,t MnfpIe
ST;;tpn ,gfnpiop ;ihpr,s onuae @Ipih
MnapSfrp,,t pin Mn,,a,,et iinfg o,1f Ser
gainp mn1ht FIX nrosorfini 11eher.
:, araon befap1r,i4 s., Sie G]inin6,,1asz
fortel einpn @,,R mi npin 0hraipfeI-
Non nm Spirpr SIN
mobihriff 0nfpl mpoino innte
ooiter1 n,,h 3 hene,,f,,,,oshon *
=, mir Sip,pn Wrofefor Sotfo ho11
- 1.eht oniphpn - o. 10 ein hpbe,1e
te,,aer mnrn ,,nh nnmhoffpr Clint
Ier aarnah1l1 footp Il 9h6nln
|11rn ,nnSehe9 fnrn * Inn mir II n,,d1.
esr1 11ehriaen hfpif, il o,,f 6en On.
feI ,,n6 a,,f mo WiIbhm,pr scr MeIf.
Moh,mola GIN
MlS 9art1a R1ofromsfp ote1en
s5rnef Detam, mar re geraoe Don e!ns .r
g g : Del11ge1epl1; az S1e gulle =
Oqmna11alInrle M,I ans5elullnig -
ef1oet nfo 9are ltd loIorI IN g ;nul
De1l ueHtADl a3eIc WI
1el1e oa5n nn1p yg gen stopk lslle
Sran met11e eoeftIqns pus lelppW
ntOf 1oI1g n11o ele niWI upsl
gamma 1ellaro oa1a M, II nIni5e =.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
80. Oftober 81 8.
st. JBeneoicts
Hcaoen1p = =

81. SDiepb, Stearns Goy Nelnu.
sine 81 beiten Mnitalten 5ar bSbe'
ren gSdterer5iebalng ~ gan5eu
Nprblpeiten. unterrid)tet II 0eittider,
tnaliider n,lo f~ran56ffder sprade,
stenoarapbie, sgpe,uriting, Bud.
fafren, Mil1iH, MaIen, aoden nno
iueiblide 1alloarbeite1I. BErinat5l1'
n,er, nit allen mooeraen 8tq1ten1lid)'
feiten ansgeitatfct, te9en ben 3Og'
linaen a,tr gerfHglng. dit ebigem
Snjtitnfe it cine sduIe fir auaben
Don 6 Sis IL Safren berb1noen. We
aen Maberem melloe man I'D an
Sister Directress, q. 3. IS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

|griibleriide grnit bas i6ene 3uriid=
|tpei9en BEL ieoer nnboriibtigen Be-
rubr1nq- bie Borliebe fir Die SSH
leni6often enolib sic glnbenoe
8egeiiter1tng fir Die &11nifl
sic bat cine gan5e 8ibliotbef nr=
haoloqi1der uno fnnIfbiitoriiber
|@erfe, iie bort eifrig 8ortrdge iber
&l1nitgel6tdte, Tie beiibt Elm paar
groBe Mappen nit i6onen Stiben
nn6 photographer. SIR g%lnbenoiter
|Mnni1 tit, einmal a1f langere 3ef
mad SsfaIien gu fommen, aber nit Der
|grfuau1q oie1es 8nnI1es 1T es
|16tpn6 belteQt: Mama 1T iebr frd1f-
lib l1nb bertragt 6as @iienbabnfabz
rem i6Ie6t Hapa uiir6e iib ME muf
lange bon 1einer Dora trennen, nno
onein miiroen Die gltern 6as innge
Mdo6en sic meite Heiie nidt MAIDEN
loiien.
0b iid Gamma an gottus 5totle
Sos @etpiiien" erinnert? Mber mte
fann Gup iie 6as rur fragen r. pie
bermog lie 5u 5tpeifeln? &ot Der Gin
.ornd tie bod mo6enlang berfolgt
bat tie bod ntbt eber gerubt unb &c.
ra1tet, ais Big iie ii6 fir tenres @el0
aus Mom bnr1 Menri Mo6es germitt=
lung cine photographic bes &unff=
tperfs berfdafff bat!
Sic {6IieBt ein Sod Tires S1rei-
tifdes o11f, 0arin 0ie Photographic, in
5%eioerpapier gebiint, Iiegt 80 gang
nnetn ~ 11idt nit Ben iibrigen Bill
bern 5ulanmer IN elmer ibrer Wop-
pen.
Mnf einem mdBig boben 5odel
itebt eine balbnadte meibli6e @eltnlt.
Die fdonen, %ebenmdBigen @lie6er
iin6 leiie 5uiammenge5ogen, nie In
innerem 5roit ODER uls la11fe ein|
iiber iie bin. Ser feine &opf
benz ipptg geringelten Soar lit
Elm nenig borgeneigt, mie laniden0
aber nidt ettpa in Die gerne bin
a11Slaulben6, ionoern in iib binein.
1T cine @timme IN ibr mab ge=
mor6en Die ipridt al ibr nl
Die mnB lie boren lie min nidt 60
1teirl - dber eg bilft ibr nidbts--ie
mug Die 2ippe1 liin6 faum merffliih
g%e0ffnet, als 5itterten fie Dor bent
tSelbltgeiprd6, bag ite beginner mill
len, 6ieMugdpfel irren nnter benz bnlb
5u%georIdten 2ibern leitpartg ob, in.
Quot nnb Bein, Die innge 5ttrn trdgt
idmer5li9e Jur6en
s, bies @eiidt - bie}e @eItaIt!
6anna m0dte oarauf idau0iren lie
bdtte obne nnteridrift, obne grfld=.
rlr1g iagen foGnnen, mas oies gilb--.
tperf oarltenen lol1tel gg 1T nidts
Ber5errtes, nidtg AbifoBenDes III bie-
FEM MntIiB co. nod 1T Die Surie nit
Der erbarmungslos geibnungenen
@eiBel nidt bergefnnen uber oos
fbone @eidopff ober lie trobts lie.
fon1r1t, un%abpenobar, unentrir1nbar
6as fiiblt, bas neiB man, me1,11l.
man 6ieier1 Mns0rud itebtl
nno Der Sdopffer oieIes groBorti=
gen &nnitperfs, ct, Der dpn biel
gdones geidaffen, beiien No1nen Be-
bernbmt BON benz Son-
no D biel idon geD6rt unb geIeiens.
CT lit bier in Miinder, unD Iie lon lin
bolo fennen Ier1tenl
Gin 5datten gebt iber iibr Mntlib
6ag Bilo ii ibren erbobenen &d11oen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

.@abe id benn babe i'd benz
loud @eidipiiter gebabt2"
uS-a- an6 @eidtpifter!N
@s flang gepreBt uno nntDilig.
Limo bic Iino audi tot22"
uslu9 toll"
ugSar cine gpeoimie aDmalS
ItpeiI
rSaltl"
Giotrongfp i9nitt nit Der Sanf
burh Sic 2nf, er mebrte gleidfam al.
Ie meiteren 6ragen bon ii6 ab.
8is bierber unb nidt neiter! Sic:
lie Spager1, gu berren id) Dir Elm getpii.
les Gedt einrdl1men mltB, bob i'd on
beantportet - dber bamit lit eS &c
mug! Oh tpeibt ieBt, bie Deinigen
lino tot, on bilt als ein gan5 fleines
Rir1o IN nn1er @aus eefommen, tpir
baben chamber lieb, unD 0u geborlt
at uns . oag bat Dir 5u geniigen!
gs eriltiert meines 8iifens fein
Menl6 onf Der @elt, Der irgenb pel-
den Mniprnb u1f bid erbeben, cine
nabe 8ertpanotibaft nit Sir nad1pei=
len f0nnte. @ntfernte 8ertpanbte bon
Dir m0gen nod leben eS bat 1id
aber IN an bieien Sabren ME iemano
Inn oi6 befimmert. Sc 1T nm 6eine
|8eburt fein @ebein1nis, oil biIf me6er
Die Eodter zines giirften, nod eli
ner 8rin5e1iin /. Die ein5igen Men-
fden, Ole Dir maize fteben, Die fir bid
5u Iorgen baben, benen 6ein @ob1 u.
@eb ont 9er5en liegt, 6as iinb tpirl
|@ir batten nns bei6e &in6er ge=
mMn16t i1, aud oeine Me1tter .
90 mir iie ni1t batten, nnbnnen mir
Did 5u uns. 9as i1t alesl"
ulln6 babt SIT, ou nn6 Muth o6er
elmer bon em1 bei6en, meine Gltern
gefannt2 5eib SIR b%efrel1n6et nit If
men geneien?" frngte Sanrta.
vgeetn, 9anna5Weib6en, gar nibt!
9n modteit getpiB germ rebt Diel BON
6einen @ltern pilien bon ibrem
2eben, ibrem @borafter un6 10 net
ter. gerbem' ib Dir gar ni6tl ghlr
|ibooe, baB id Sir 6iefen @uni6 nibt
|erfiiuen fonn! @ir fannten 6eine @l-
tern bIoB bonn MniebeM baben faum
iemals eth fln6tiges, oberfld6li6es
@ort NIT ibnen geiDebielt nno mill
fen nibts Ndberes bon ibnen. Mie
mir bDrfen, bob 0n 10 ein fleines,
bilfloies &ino6en, ,um bas ii6 feiner
rebt fimmerte, gu baben iei1t, % na=
rem Cora un6 id 6eine Mntter
nn6 i9 gleid einig, 6aB mir uns oieS
- bies
u&errenIpfe @ut!" idaltete Sanna
nit tonloier Gimme Elm.
uMeinetrpegenl Mlio 0;es berren=
Iofe @nt areigne11 tponten.9 n bran6llt
gar feinen TO bitteren Nnb6rnd m1f
Die Borte 81 legen, mein Sanna=
8eibden! 5ieb 6i9 ood lin IN Ser
8elt! Sizes ood Die 3eitungen! Sum
berte Sumilien tim, mas mir totem -
immer nber idlagt es ni6t 70 gum
@uten Gus, tpie es BEL inns Der Sal
! llelne geans
~ lesle ~ d,pel ylIger nnI a. oas
With n1p pel1nufe lanIL lpr Vetlp1
en.ppl6npepeh oper 9a1Aa u1oer-
: -
sx1 LII TUG agaIen me!ne We-
aap.liel rs n,nllen pou} ~. g.,
4pe1en lsul, als lu tple elele
P1pllolpslp lunoslle Y Sll1A, g
lun. 81! lsIle m.c elItller 5ug u leHl
snlt1.ullge WeI.uii
aart ngn ,d : p5er ge I1ghnaT gegapI,
nluele 'ulul1laez uls glelu1luns gel1DIz
oen lu'p D.ts Y ple 1esIe o era
ggluge15 uIe Iu1 III pea1naopIle l gaDt.
SeilleD n'e9 lsu9a: g Y nno Dl sl0,
p.e lesip! " loelbI, 10y neD11e !eDr
ds.le'' p,e I. = Sp NJ, gsgel gtgen ul!sl
ha;r;aa. pe m,.aM ausl " n'1rs
pes m en.lI m..r
hr;9 ~ ~ ~ - wv pi :aa M aaD ~
- ~ s4 ~ i'e 1V'A '1tS Ve1'u1 leulo=
: T., .p s,a;oto Eh 49,. ,,a,nah.. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30

TX USDMtSt stOtLU Os
Denffe an Sen bedngitigenoen s88uitano,
ben iiie Dor Elm pnar 8oben befam.
glIs Die 11eueinge5ogene 9artet bier IN
III nnierem &aufe, bret 5tiege1 bod,
beItoblen mnrbe nn6 alniere brnpe,
aolbtrene gberes archaeological DaS
mar Elm &er5frnmpf, un6 Der fonrte.
Ieiht nieberfebren, per1t 0u nit Wl}rt.
81 eli 10 aufregenbes @e1prd6 fMbren.
%polteltl 5iebft bu 0as Elm, meirl
&inoo2
gamma niidfte lturnm. gS idniH ibr.
f0rrnlih ms SER, ipie Der damn Do
Dor ibr tie 10 ielbitDerftanolih umetn
&ir6" na1nte. uno CT bate bod fem
Me6t ba5n III. netn, fem Redt! Wie.
grnulam aing 6as 56if}al NIT ibr.
nml gauienb Gragen brannten ibr
auf Der 6eele nrb fetne ein5ige ionte
lite mebr h1n biirfenl sSbre gltern
fibre mabren, e9fte11 a6, nie mod
ten lie gepeien iein, mie allsgeleben
baben2 l1nb @efdaDiIfer batte lie be-
|ie1ien! Maren eg Briiber ooer Sdtpe-
tern getpelen - bbatten iie ibr dbn-
Iib gefeben moran paren tie gee
itorben?
u@af Du - babt ibr - bu m11Bt
mir Sic cine Gruge nod erlauben
6n mnbt! &abt ibr feline Bil0er bon
meinen g1ter11 meiren @eidtpi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY

Cent SIR Gtpas bpu Gnre Bside?
s6senn 10, baun pirb e I'D Gn6 lob
zen, nidt anfer adt al lafea, bait
air Guer Gigentbaut beban1eln, aIe
uGiirt Is bus mnferise. Hit baben bic
apllitanSigite @afdauitalt in Nprb-
-eiten anb Iiefern erfte &afe arten.
Biir gebrand)en feine Gbemifalen;
MIR berberben baber Gnre Sa6en
,iid)t. 8enn Sir refine Mrbeit 1nS Re.
iite 8cbanolltnp iuoat ban1 benH au
ans. uuiere Hreife fuS niebriser aIs
'puitpo, l1nb mir beior8en Gare So,
nilieuuSidt billiser aIs SIR es fel6ft
1iiban folnnt. HN6ir baben Mgente1 IN
ssr nmliegen0en Stdbten.
e.. + MEYER
Gigertbitmer.
Vine. emu 81. Climb, Mimi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-30
vMeine Iiebe Gamma,

a"E@ o..
vWeeine Iiebe gamma,
HEIR mas @iibideS: meine glterr mol
len cine groBe @eieuf6aft gebeniS on-
per nit nadfolgen6em 5on5. Mae
nnfere netten @erren meroen eingela-
ben, a1t1 Die, Ste Mamn eigenti6
ni6t min 49, i6 1eb es fdon o1rd.
DieSmtptperion, I'M 6eretttpinen Der
ganae 8n1ber fem o1l, 6as rat
mail Nein, bn ratiltt es bod nin1mer,
ib m1B 6ir's lngen alio, bds 1T
Der beribmte 8il6baal1er 8iufrieo
Gotta, Ser geniale Menia, bon Dem
mir 10 biel geb0rt, 6elien pra6tDole
|5tatne bus @etpiiien1 mir Dor Elm
paar Monaten IN Der Musitelung 10.
|betpnn6ert bnben! gu narit ia gar15
bin 6apon fonntelt gar 11idt losfom=
men - erinnerit ou BLDG Dieien Got
Eta bn 1nein Brnber Wari in &om
lfennen gelernt, nno felt einer ISOLDE
o6er ettpas Driiber iiItt er bier IN Meiin=
ben mo- er eine1 b~erbeirateten 8ru-
Der bat, miro bieqeidt eine 3eitlang
bier bletben, un6 nie Muri i'm GEE
|fragt fat, ob er auf uniere @eienfboft
fom111er1 tpiir6e, 90 bat er gela6t nnb
bot gefagt, me1t1t man ibn ben graB=
liden Mntrittsbeiu6 5upor erldiBt,
6ann fonnmt ct. Sea, natiirliib be-
riibanten Mdennert1 erldBt mon bteles!
Oftnri ibtparmt enorm fiuir 0ieien Got
I'd, CT ion Elm morniges Mtelier IN
Gffom babe1 nr6 in Die beiten &reiie
|fomn1ett nnb 9redli9 Diel @elo ber.
|6ienen, ltno man Iagt, neiin, man ueiB
Ifogm uber oaS beripnr' i6 mir
lieber nl1fg gradblen, Oh mlBt cine
balbe 5tnr6e friiber fonnmen ais Die
anaberen 2eutp, alio 8i1nft ndt, banr
|fblnpfit 1n in mein 3irnmer, unb iib
|fag' Dir ales @loH, ib ffreue mid.
Die @ltern 9in6 iebr brab 5n mir, id
claude, lie benfen id ftoinlm' mid III
6ieien Gotta berliebet1 - don pn ct
gar niid)ft iein - u1lt0f er ii1 ii midyl
|nniinnl Mari iagt, Der beirafet
merbaltpt ME 1tno paBt ouh gar 1idtj
|6a5m 11n0 ii1 o1 tpeiBt bod,
meir 8er5 1T in feifen 8dnoen, ntto
Effrieg' ih meinet 0~berleatnant 11id)t,
The Washington times., 1919-01-31

little more than 10 cents (about 60
centimes). One can get pretty good
cigar for 30 cents and candy is "a
cents a half pound.
Immediately after this stand was
opened applications from every Amer
lean civilian or soldier in Paris were
made for passes 70 set into the Grill
lon. \ great many wero issued. FoT
the prices Of cigarettes and cigars in
other places here are exorbitant' one
might say fabulous.
The cheapest and worst cigars cost
two. francs, and a decent smoke set
you back seven or eight.
Cigarettes, chiefly OF English
brands, cost 8 francs for a packas'
of twenty. Egyptian cigarettes cost
from IL to 20 francs and are hard tc
find at those figures.
The French government does not
permit the manufacture Of candy, 81
that It can't be had. save at the Grill
lon, for. love or money.
So the peace mission squared itseli
, with everyone. This tobacco and
capdy stand is an oasis in the desett
OF Paris.
When anyone wants a cocktail h
can get It, mixed with French gin
and without enough ice, around th'
corner at Ma1im's.
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
SHACKLETON'S SHIP
DASHED TO PIECES

YARMOUTH, England, Jan. 31.-rhs
exploration ship Endurance. former
ly the sealing steamer Nimrod, which
Sir Ernest Shackelton used in his
explorations in the Antarctic. and
which had been engaged in the coal
trade between France ana England,
was dashed to preces on the sands oft
Yarmouth yesterday. Ten members
Of the crew Of twelve we're lest
The Nimrod. Newfoundland seal
ing steamer Of 22G tons, was puTchas
ed by Lieutenant Shackleton in 1907
ana renamed the Endurance. She left
London for the southern seas in July,
1907, and returned to New Zealand in
March, 1909. During that time the
little steamer forced its way for many
miles through ict-strewn seas. On
this expedition Lieutenant Shackle-
ton reached within Ill miles of the
south pole. On his second trip in
cearch of the south pole in 1914-16,
Lieutenant Shackleton used the polar
ship Polaris, which ne also renamed
the Endurance. This Endurance was
crushed in the ice in the " eddel sea
IN June, 1916.
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
mo BOOZE FOR j. S.
MISSION, ONLYFAGS

PARIS. Jan 10 (by maip The
American mission to negotiate peace
has been forgiven for closing the
hotel Crillon bar.
When the United States Govern
nent took over the big hotel in the
Place de La Concordc. anxious ques-
tions were asked by members of the
American colony and by A. L. L. Off
GERS quartered in Paris.
Would the CriIlon bar be closed?''
No one believed that II would be
right to close the bar in cold blood
because the Crillon cocEtailS were the
best in Paris.
George the harman-theTer are no
bartenders in PaIis, they arc all bar
mcn-had learned to make martins
aud bronEes and had taken a D. z.
course at the Chatham. And further.
more the Crillonl had much English
gin stored in it's cellars, while most
Of the other Paris bars were running
out Of that cocktail essential
True. prices were steep at the Grill
Ion. Martins and bronxes cost 4
francs, and IL one ordered a Glover
Club that cost francs and a half.
Had American Rye.
Then the Crillon bar was stocked
with American rye, and one could get
nip of good Scotch or Irish whiskey
But enough OF postmortems. The
American peace mission closed the
Crillon bar. They closed 1t tighter
than a drum. In fact, they Saharaized
it, ',1
George went out and got another
job. The stocks of booze were locked
up. The proprietors Of the hotel
guarded the keys to the cellar care
fully, saying there was no necessity
for subterranean visits now that the
Huns had stopped their air raids.
The peace mission was "in" very
bad in Paris for closing that bar
And then candy and tobacco stand
was opened in the lobby Of the Crtl;
| lou. where one can buy American
cigarettes and Havana cigars and
, New York and Boston candy at army
, prices, from a pretty French girl who
speaks perfect English. At lupcE
time she is relieved by a red-headst
sergeant from the TYepty-sixth divi,
I sion, who speaks English almost a,
well as the French girl.
Good supply Of Smokes"
Cigarettes which cost 10 cents, ir
the States retail at this stand for q
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
! 500 ARMY PRISONERS
GO ON UNIQUE. STRIKE

LEAvENwoRTH. kan, Jan. 81
Mere than /, 500 Of the $3.50 prisoners
in the United States disciplinary bar
racks here. where IRE destroyed prop,
erty valued at more than 100000, re-
fused TO Ioave their cells today or 20
perform any labor.
-Four grievances cited by the pris-
oners are being investigated, Col.
SedswiciS Rice, cOmmandant at the
disciplinary barracks, said. He
stated that the prisoners complained
that they were forced to work with
negro prisoners; were served poor
food, and that they resented alleged
inequality in courts-martial sentences.
The recent release Of 100 conscientious
objectors under orders from the War
FDenartment was also resented, he
said.
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
CAPITALIST SUES FORMER
COSTA RICAN PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-Alfredo Con
zaIsz. formerly president of C2s-4
Rica, was named defendant in a suit
for s25O,OOO damages brought here
by Lincoln g. Valentine. an American
capitalist interested in oil lands and
railroads in Central America
Valentine set forth that his busl-
ress reputation was injured by
conmunica ttou sent by Mr.. Gonzales
to Chairman Hitchcock, Of the United
States Senate Comrlittee on Foreign
Relations. in which the former PreSi-
dent Il is alleged. charged thaI the
cour d'etat Of January -, 1917. which
uverthrew the Costa Eican gCvel l.
rrent. then in power. was tho result
of bribery on the part Of what he
called the Valentine group"
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
BANDcoNCERT

BY THE SOLDIERS HOME BAND
IN STANLEY HALL THIS EVENING
BEGINNING AT s:IS O'CLOCK.
JOHN s. NJ. zIN1IERMANN, DireetOr.
PROGRAM.
March, THE PIurned- knight" st. CAR
Overture. Morning. Noon ana
Night ..s......... go. - ,.,
Morceau, "Adante ReligiOsp Ehoif7
Excerpts from '"fhe 1snkee
Prince s.sss >f'---f-
A Sidewalk shuttle, "a Darkcys
Holiday ............... Lyons
Valse Hesitatior, Fascination :;,Srey
Finale, ''Dixieland'' ........-- aaihss
"The Star-Spangled Banner
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
BANKS EARNING IN
1918, S55,436,978

Net earnings OF the twelve Federal
reserve banks for 1918 were $50. 1856
9TS. the Federal Reserve Board an
nounced today. This figure is sp-
proximately five times the net earn
inEs of the banks during 1917.
Earnings of individual banks: Bos-
ton, $S.5O5.1sO; New York. So, ,63 i.03G;
Philadelp ia, $3,27O.S2t; Cleveland.
S423A67S; Richmond, S2,325, ,22T; At
lanta S1,66j, ,5S5; Chicago, S6,S51, ,OI3;
st. Louis, S1,95O,SO7; Minneapolis,
.SI,5s5,546; Kansas City, S2.762,7OS;
Dallas. SI,554,1O3; San Francisco, S.
1925.
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
WOMEN ARE NEEDED TO
RESCUE ARMY MORALE

NEW YORK, Jan. 81. Termination
OF the war. with consequent lover
ing Of army morale. has intensified
the need for woman war workers.
both in the United states and over
seas, 800 prominent women were tod
at a carr. on meeting Of Yong
Mems Christian Association york ers
held at the home Of Mrs. Vincent
Astor.
Mrs.. Astor and Mrs Theodore
Roosevelt. Jr.. both OF whom have
returned recently from France. were
amcrz the speakers who u:geI -
greater effort ON the part Of '"5ncn
80 keep up the soldiers morale.
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
LIIlIis DIX CLRRENCY LANN.

LONDON. Jan. 3l.--Gir Edward Hol-
den, one If the most important finan-
ciers ~ Great Britain. today publicl-
urged the reorganization Of the Bank
OF England, particularly that the bank
should be authorized to Issue notes,
not only upon gold security, but also
on commercial bills Of exchange. thus
following the example of the present
Americap currency law.