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The Washington herald., 1920-10-08

This is the Man, who built His
big House for his cute little,
dear little, sweet little Mouse.
She promised to love, cherish,
honor and obey-as He pledged
His love at the altar that day.
They lived as happy as two peas
IN a pod, and for such a good
pal" he was thankful to God.
He prospered in business and
wealth came his way-s man of
affairs, he had no time to play.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08

This is the Wife that came 70
His House. real wife, a true
wife, a prize as a spouse. She
lavished her love, fierce burn
ing flame, love that would
make most loves seem rather
tame. She worshipped the
ground on which The Man
strode-and on his caresses 10
Heaven She rode. And then came
the child She presented to Him,
and their cup of joy was now
filed to the brim.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Jake" Put Under Ban
By Prohibition Chiefs
g,-.'~aw, ,~,-r~,~sI' pyA

~. : u ~ = 49,
WASillNGfON, .NuN. Io.---Jdmtt-
90 ginger has been placed under the
prohibition ban by orders Of Com
missioneJ of Internal Revenue VIII
Hams. The order becomes effective
In 90 days and directs that II shall
include all gingers of alcoholic CON
tent 1T for use for beverage pur-
poses and makes It subject to all
prohibition regulations"
Glue IL being made In Germany
by treating iuN huucs wi,h aapjnur
dioXido. removing the fat with ben
zinc and boiling the mass in water
Inder pressure,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
STATE OFFICIAL
LAUDS HOSPITAL
Charity and Correction
Officer lnspects Tulsa
County.

ar v.,e gi,l ynuIJ rather
IA. takcn io mo r.ty detention hos.
uiinl ,hpn To- souo pr.y,tr homes
/ know Of" " ~ Matthews state
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'.l,.,,i, ,'.' ..,..,.f .ytt,b is
'.,,or.t,J ,,nlr,. .Y,,r.l4,,u of the
citv health depprtmout
-, a., tru, ,b,t mo ,uulum,ut
IL, ,t. i.,,,,t,at A. ,.,t ,,, ,,ry host
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

"BCiflnE" Subject OF Discussion at
NcNi Tuesdays Meeting.

"Bcltiugs an important problem
In oil country mechauic. will pe the
subject OF discussion at the regular
meeting OF the Purchasing Agents
Tuesday evening In the municipal
auditorium, according to o. V. Bor-
den, secretary There will bo no
special ppcakor, but general discus
sion by mcmhcrs OF the association
and field men OF oil companies. The
business session will be preceded by
dinner In the Plaza Catc at 6l5
o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

Ernest Thompson Seton, the fam
Gus naturalist and explorer will be
a Tulsa visitor next week. topping
the list of excellent vaudeville that is
scheduled to appear at the Orpheum
Theater.
Mr.. Seton's name Is n household
word, and his appearance in Tulsa
will be an event sure to be enjoyed
by lovers of the great outdoors.
As Americas first scoutmaster. Mr..
Seton Is known to thousands OF ju-
yeniles throughout this country.
Mr.. Seton's first appearance will
be at the Orpheum sunday. In
commenting on the appearance OF
Mr.. Seton at n Scout festival In San
Antonio, the Light of that city said:
"Shadowy forms in circle. eyes
cleaning in the dusk. darting flames
and rising smoke from a woodfire:
Indian chief" prancing in the flick
ering light and the pleasant odor Of
burning leaves rising like incense
| this was the setting for an hour with
Ernest Thompson Seton, enjoyed
! Tuesday afternoon by hundreds of
! boys and girls, and many grown
up"
THE famous naturalist writer and
| lecturer. who is this week delighting
Majestic Theater audiences, gave the
Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls an
! hour of fun out of doors. Attracted
| by the announcements, hundreds
gathered in Breckenridge park"
at was 'woodcraft hour In a
cleared space under the trees a
circle was drawn, and the wierd
council call sounded by Chief Seton.
who added his voice to the tom tom
| Of tho drum which assembled the
| council. Drawn up in orderly array,
| the council business was dispatched.
! The keeper Of the fire. and the kotp-
er OF the tally, were named, honors
awarded and complaints heard, after
the report Of the scouts.
Charles Leach, Majestic manager,
was honorably named. for his
thoughfulness In arranging the
Council" The council business fin
ished. the entertainments was pro-
posed.
Hold One c-Lcggcd Chicken Fight.
First" declared Chief" Seton,
"the fun must not be bought with
money. No good scout has to de-
ypend on buying his fun.
4 Second. the fun must be with duo
decorum and not at the expense OF
others.
Third the fun must dwell chief
ly in the imagination"
A one-legged chicken fight was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

proposed, carried out and joel Mayo
declared champion for the boys l.,
the dignitarics of the council rock
and Virginia Elizabeth Newton girl
champion. Howls of mirth and tense
interest marked the progress ~ the
Eight" in which the two PLAYERS
engaged, holding the left foot from
the rear with the right hand. The
right elbow firmly clutChod by the
hand, crossing tho back Thus
doubled up, the fighters eudoavored
to push each other from the small
fighting ring, or mako the oppenen,
drop a foot.
A whiting match was novlsc as
simple as It sounded. From one whit.
tier 10 another the board was quickly
passed as each cndeayOrcd zoo shave
down long slivcrs, making a queen
feather Of the board, which was then
used as a fire starter. Robert Ice
Rhca won the tribal houors by whit.
tling ten slivers before he fooled
by breaking the eleventh or Kirk
Herwick. with nine and Frank Car.
yer with eight were voted good
scouts" by the vociferoug council
ring, the council rock" passing the
verdict TO the tribesmon.
Teaches War Song.
Horrors for the Indian war dance
went 10 James Chapin. Ruby Hig-
gins, Donald Murphy and Fannie
Harding. in the order named, after
they completed the ccrcmonlous
dance.
"The war dance Is not n disorder
~ 'ganging' dance given 10 noino and
unruly running about" explained
Chief Seton. at IS u ceremony done
about the council fire wish definite
recognized steps and movements
Quickly he gave tho step, a double
skip on one foot with n forward step
on the other. The dance tells vivid.
ly elemental story of tho Indian
brave who circles the fire showing
off his strength and proves ms h"
makes playful passes AZ individuals
in the ring. Then he strikes the
war path, on the alert for lurking
enemies. Hitting the trail h"
crouches. maintaining the stop and
follows st. until the enemy Is sighted
| With side step he approaches the
| fire and with a loud "whoon," the
| dancers whang re fire, sending the
/ sparks flying M, and si'houo'ting
the contorted figures bending over
| IT,"
| 1t was an excitedly suhduc1 circle
which watched with big eyes The mn
ncuvers, humbly silent as the new
| things were taught and eagerly at
I tentive TO learn,-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

row the man directly above Lady
Drummond Is NJ. Nussand. The man
with the SILK hat, at NJ Nussard =
loft. is NJ. Bret At his left are NJ.
Gayard, NJ Dussoillcr. NJ, WILMER,
and NJ. Virct. president Of the city
council Of Geneva
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
BORDEN PICKED
FOR NEW OFFICE
Secretary of Oklahoma
Organization Will Form
More Societies.

O. v Bordcn. secretary Of the
Purchasing Agents Association OF
oklahoma. has been appointed
western field organizer for the ma
'iousl association and will have as
1ii duty the organization OF new
ranches In all territory ives, Of the
Mississippi. This territory Is at
present undevelopod and Borden will
start new organizations upon re-
quest and on hig own initiative. Mr..
Borden rs already in correspondence
with purchasing agents at New or
loans and shreveport, la, and Lit
tic Rock. Ark.
Borden's appointment to this ca
pacitv WAS made at the recent meet
ing OF the national board of directors
n Detroit. which was attended by
X. u Gwynne OF this city. a board
member. The next meeting Ot the
board will be held in 81. Louis In
January.
Borden will be in charge Of the
exchange bureau for the exchange
OF oil country supplies and stocks
which will be opened by the pur-
chasing Agents Association Of okla
homa In 3l4-3tb Dallas building on
Cincinnati. between Third and
Fourth. "a soon as office furniture
and a telephone can be Installed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
4. A. Rrcnncr nnd doe Davis, Ken
nCdy Tenants, Complain To Police,

while out to lunch yesterday noon,
=. ~ Brenner 3E6 Kennedy build
ing. lost an overcoat valued at about
$50 when thieves rnusackcd his Of
flee. Brenner reported to the pu-
lice that all OF the employees I'm the
office had gone to lunch and that
the door had been left unlocked.
Thieves also entered the office OF
Joe Davis. sos Kennedy building.
during the noon hour whom all OF
the employees were at lunch, and cs-
caped with a $50 leather hand bag
and an overcoat valued pt S75.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Special Bride Class
at Community Kitchen
On Thursday Dinners

So that tho ten brides In tho
cooking class at the community
kitchen may serve their husbans
with pumpkin and mince pies on
Thanksgiving day, pastries will be
made at this mornings class meet
ing. Breakfast menus have been
the subject of class work so far,
but thu change was made TO
doughs and battcrs because Of the
approaching holidays.
Homemade candies in quantity
are being sold through the women's
exchange, according to Mrs. Sada
Grummpt. demonstrator.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
ONE PART. FOUR ACTORS
-Four Giris WIN Appear for "Virgi-
min" In Crisis" by lugh.

THE Crisis" by winston Church
IN. will be played by the junior class
OF Tulsa high school next Wednes-
day. with an entire change In the
cast In each act. The play viii bo
given In tho auditorium undcr tho
direction OF Miss Isabelle Roman.
The part Of Virginia will he
plnyed by Miss Mlngsrct Albin In
the first act, by Miss Dorothy Will
son In the second act. Miss Eliza
beth Russell In the third, and SuGan
Grassland In tho fourth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Charge Irish Spread
Typhoid Among British

LONDON, Nov. 1s.--Sir Hamar
Grcen~ood, chief secretary for Ire
land. announced in the house OF
commons tbs afternoon that the
British authorities In Ireland have
Ncizcd document written by the
commander I'm charge OF the repub-
liCan army, which contains remark
able and horrasing statements in
reference TO the spread of typhoid
fever germs among the British
troops. and glanders among the
army horses.
This document, according to Sir
IIamar Greenwood, was addressed
TO the Sim Fein chief OF staff.
Ag new imple ment for farmers
Is driven over field revolving
brushes sweep potato bugs into pans
from which they are conveyed to
rrushcrs and destroyed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

LONDON, Nov is.--Premier
Lloyd George stated in the house Of
commons today that the arrange
ments for trade with Russia should
be prepared and he hoped 1t would
be ready for submission to the Rus
sian government in "A few DAYS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

Costa Rica. about the size of West
Virginia, has more than $40 species
OF land birds while all OF North
America north Of Mexico has only
about 500 kinds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Anderson Talks at Black,cr

Rcv. W. O. Anderson. paste. o,
the First Babtist church. r1u.. ,r
Foreign Missions az tho af......n
session yesterday ~ tho Elufst .,n.
eral state convention iu Wa..s,l
The convention viii Gloss t.Ga.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

W. and Mrs. J"r' 'uh llp'kln- j. who
az" Ngline in houston. are gsp,oted
hon" 'io ms, of tho week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

" sou want to ktrp your hair IN sool
Condition. be careful vhat sou wash ti
VIA
M0S' soaps ana prepared phamt.Sa.
contain ten much alkaii. This dries the
scnlp, makes the hair briiile and h.
Ner1 harmful, Mubidad cocoanu' oil
shampoo (which IL pur. and cntirry
rr'a.el~ssl. Is mu.h better thnn aul.
ihlns rF" YOU can use for shampoo. d.
ir a. ths can't posdhy ihlurc ,hp
In
Simply mols'ch you~ hair with water
AMI fph J, IN. one or two ,cAAroorf,ii, 4,
sih mako an abundance ot ttch.
srhmt A'Eer. and cisanats IN. hair
ami sra,p thoroughly Ths lathsr rinsr-
oui eaa'ly. Ahd ryToycs every particle
al dust dirt danfutf and excessive nj,
,1hc halr dries quickly and evenly. and
u 'eaves u fine and silky, bright
fultg and easy 10 msnase.
You cnn set Mulsifsd cocoanut ON
snnnpoo Al MOS, any drug store u
Is very cheap. and . few ounces il
enough to last everyone in the famll,
'o months adv !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
Ill66@H az


- %,ISslS Gladys Hni Geraldine
IN\ AL brennan. ilij Noth ll0hin
V\WII snu avenue. ere In Au-iIn
NVlS r',as. Rft'r visiting IN 20
Ia Th,y Will ~ on Ia nIl
weston The first " newt week aud ffuin
,nrir tn Sew orleans and w,ll not .'
iutr uuill the middl. ot AlarcN
INculy pledges vii be in,lIata' into
kap.h kappa Gamma SUNDAY MON.
ins ~ tNr chapter house In Nurmur
The festivities NH he attended ~
r,,uh m,mhtr- from pkr,hom, rlr
iu.uinE MIss,s u'una King. ll'hu
Thornton. Adelaide l.vtz. kAthofln,
Ll'm,u nnd Alberta lloto'i
~" giils viii go down Saturdhy eve
n.pg To attend the hlgna rhl dance
Bul remain over Sundnf,
Miss fllfnnr,n rtli, senior ~ hgh
scHOol. hir bad story ar.,ptod w a
IrIs. rnpirst iy The u'siEucr Mss
lSll. Rhu !. daughter II the tote
ht Caroline iHii has d., ..upa ml. n
nl"rt N TINS l.no and hs, had s,,,rlI
siu,l,s accepted by standard mega
Eiura
sans Snu'i clUb Vas entertained h,
Mp ESt Campbell. 300, Nrr NIuib
street. win Mrs. Iob'ft tInlsF o.
~ extra snest Mrs Mulio Chem f
snd Mrs J u. Darirn Won top s,rrrs
Nr,t meeting March >. with MIs }
\ toN. i5S 'lassen bonl,tnTd.
las Anl- Luncheon snd llfldge c'ub
wus entertained 1bursday ~ Sir-
IlUbru FINLEY. 700 Wtst Sixteenth
street with The folIoafns ajdItionhi
siesb MIS- J.. ! W,a Me- +, e.
Sr1u Mr.. Campbell, Mt- John a.
wilson ND psu, ~, nnd Mhs Paul.
~" Roberts. llsh symrs Wyio won ~
Mrs. COfH-,t nnd Mr. 'bmpbru S-,t
in"cllns 1hnrsday. win Mr. Cornstt.
sSli rAsson boulevard
r y
The lNhl~ study 'lth win meet
thuisiny ut Carnegie hbnp mr an.
ndil ,'e.i NON Of "rH,cfr
4
N's' ln"s funban has r'urtri
fum loli. Nm vh.r' Vie Nss called
D., lHe GIncss - ..st,i.
. y no.
a, ,,r ,.,,.. Int. p
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

TVertv. eigi,th street vhsn the follow -
inn uuoL, Wm opl,er ia utnnfHm
potoiL, Na,stf,ck Mhp Marlst,b.
tlns. conio, and Mnud, and llNi
lIlicl.tdson
I'm. Nill hA br n.ri OF 10 s,Ii.. 10.
similar r.,ltnls
Mfs imret !. Nrrp uf TWn spent
Thursday IN tHe .u, t.r lu,vi nf NO.
Ellrn EdNArds. 10 tact lYauul tIt,el,
ma Other fu,ru.
J Industrial Nrf D.b n ma.i Nprn
. n with MIs lIpuA 4 o.. is.' i-ui
I I'nfg place,
MiH o'"rPr 9. N'i'u. .n' l't' l.Ht.
'n'1 street h's 'tr'uih'l i'"m ''in
h' Me-, wh'I fh' "'7 ~ F'''
weeks nsp h' lN' I.in''' "i h'i d'n'.
i'r Ns- lrh" MAIDEN, $40 10 .''..A.
Ing Stephens 'oll"f'. 'H 'h' ''fN
s'ud'niT "hg cont ."''l .n'."nf' "'.'
N"i'h had "n" ~ 'h" H.'i'Hi '"'.
| Ii"tiAu 'lub "'' N'in"-l n ~"
Nomrn's 'iub h"Hs" H''N r"t .'I "''
answered S.th 'Ir'''t ''n" '|. ~
H. 1"fhY 'nd me hr.'n ON I'H'T'
Nl'h g paper N"'''n I"'..' Nts
y, j. l"o i"'h "i l'''r''h women
"nd 'h" i"nnh i'h'' di..''-'uh N''
Enrr''n N'""s "i '"''.h''' I'-
W u WIN" ""s '"l'' ~ i''h' '''l.
I INrNeiN 81 lh' l'h' f'4NF N'' '''h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

E,YlopHa hove is,.,,f,d mat the
''r''ru shore NJ Euf1p' N ou" ums
N''rlrd faf he'uui ~ PRESENT trHDue-
Nu' rhAi y sunk poo long pIOr 10 hlstIfir
Iu's thrt A'lpulus the fatled sunk'u
riit. could not haye been n'.ud"d ~ the
--mnn " Tho alLML-rtENA InftIinIN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

Nrirf mo provisions ~ 'e Na 10
aufkw,r's compensation Hs NamuaI
Irfo,lcnpon IA - basis fr 40 'tpsr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

srseme nGdge aub va. entertained
"Wednesday afternoon hy Mrs 4
NorthuR, lU2l N-st Twent, TIL d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27
SOC Arcadia Skin Food for
SOC Arcadia Rouge, special

SOC Arcadia Skin Food for or.............,.... 3Se
SOC Arcadia Rouge, special .............3 .30e
sl.O0 Toilet Water. assorted odors. .,... ,See
sl.O0 Compartment Pkg. Of Rouge an Powder &c
Daggett and Ramsdells Csc Cold Cream. lie
Mascara regular SOC size, special .......... .3oe
Pebeco Tooth Paste. SOC seller for. .... Sic
Mahdeen Hair Tonic. special ~
Peroxide. the regular 25c size for. lie
sl.O0 Scissors, best steel, assorted. .. ~
75c Ivory Combs, all coarse or coarse and fias Sc
SOC Cloth Brushes, good bristles ~
MAIN FLOOR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

Miss flfnhrin rti. senior ~ hgh
sc.iool, hlr bad a stur, sr.,ptcd m a
Jri,r rarfrst ty Th" n'Usucr MEr
lsll Nho b, d daughter II tine tote
his Caroline i'HE has d'i slipped mI. n
ulrrt ~ TINS l.no and hs, had s,,,flI
stu,its accepted by standard mega.
Eiura
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

hr' { u hh'rdssa vtii cn'cr,ain
n. 'N o.'loch ihn svssias with y
studio 2, ilRl ~ her home, 1901 West
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-27

sans snu'l cl1h vas entertained r
street. win Mr,. Lob'rt / rln'sF 81,
~ extra guest. Mrs Muilir Chem r
snd Mrs J u. Dardrn Won top acrrr-
Nr't meeting March >. with MIs.
\ tOu. i5gs Iiassen bonl,tnId.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-04
ct. Marien.Airde.
5te StroBe, 6miihen q uno $ R8.
S. 81. 8otb, Yfarrer.

Pm 5ountog lit Die 6eier oes
6robnleidnomieltes. I'm 1890 lit
lcierlihes Sodomt. @Ieid nah oem-
ielben iormiert lid ole Yro5eiiion.
gn oieier beteiIigen lidl nidt I'm Die
NiuOer, ion0ern oiid Die Mitglieoer
DER ucrihieoeuen Monner. uno Sling.
%IiiIgspereine gem0B Dem ldonen al.
len oe1ltihen @ebrnude.
Sci ser Z llbr Meiie aebeu oie
MitslieOer Der Stugirauen 5oooli.
tGt our FL. aommumion.
Die Honeno gum 9eiliglten Ser.
gen Sciu begomn onl norieen Dom
nerstog. Der @~ottes0ienlt lit ieOen
bergen naf Dem s llbr Sodomte
mo om abeno nm 7.30. Am nGd).
item 6reitas lit Oos Ser6 Seiu 5eit.
Sor Der Z llbr Wteiie lit AuSlesuna
0cs bodppiirOigitcn @utes. OnA Sod.
nnlt lit I'M s llbr. Die offentIihe
Anbctlmg mobrt bis gum feierlideu
Sd)lllB Der ytooena am Mben0 UNI
40.
gos Moifeltit, oos ole S6iiler uno
Sbillerimen Der Ct. Wtorienlhule
nn 0onncrtog ser perqongeneu go
dye inter Seitune ibrer 2ebrerinnen
Oel Gbrm. Sdulldmcitcrn, oeranItal.
tctert, nor bodlt intereiiant. Oct
Yeiudl mor red)t 5abIreid. Ser gr.
iolg iiberitieg melt oae Grmortlmgen.
Wtebrere Observation-Disclosures
bon 0riiben uuroen e~mpfongen fir
nic %iibcrlnn0ten @cIoer. @ne Iino
poll bon tieiem 0onf fir Die iiber-
ianoten @obeu uno @ilfe. 3ugIeid
5ci9en lie aud al, oaB Die gtot nod
iebr eroB lit mo peitere t~otfr1ftige
@ilfe foroert.
Sn nGditer Drummer meroen mir
ciien Der 9riefe gum aborltd brilt.
gen.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-04
GinseianOt.
9On Ocn sdnua6cn in sHOnnsarm.

Gon ben Sdiuabcm in SiOnngarn.
Bum %crltennlal lett Der BeieBullg
Sil0ungarns our6 Die SuollapeH
fonmcn bon BORT gtad)ri6ten iiber Die
ldnDd6iiAen AnlieOlungen in Dem SEQ
nlItut Yacs unO 8ooro0. Nus gteu-
lab, ooS gleib am Anfong Der 8e-
lieoluhq oieIer @cgerlO 1889 ent-
ltaflocn lit miro beribtet, oaB nuH
oiele Oeutiden iid mader balten unO
Die 3eit oes llmltur5eS nidt unbe-
niiBt perltreibcn lieBen. Aud tie 0ei-
Qcll, mie Die anOern Nnlieolungen III
ocn Sarpatbeul1n0erm cine ltarfe
9Siocritonos 2ebensfroft. Sic mod
Ell ibrc @cdte nit 0odorud gelteno
un0 tinocn bel Scr lerbil6en &egier-
ung Gntgegenfommen. 90 lit III Neu-
lab Elm Oeutl1es &~olfsblatt gegriln-
set moroen, fiir oas Die S1ma6er
cine 8icrtelmillion 8ronen 5ulam-
melqebradt babcn. IS erideint tag
lid) uno bat jeBt ibon 5000 9lbneb
MGR, fitr Die ortli6en 8erbGltniile EN-
Iebr IAoner @rfolg. 8as Grfreulid-
lie iii, 0oB oie 5dmaben einmiitig 6u-
iummelbolten rnO oaran geben, Ell
neu aoeltlhen Gu~lturbuno" 81
laafien. IS lit ibuen gelungen, Die
eglfe oelttihe Mitteli6ule in Siioun+
eara al crbaltea, 0as @gmnalium IN
%erbosa nas 6isber magparii6 mar.
lit alti ibr &erlangell IN Elm Deut
ideS umqeipqnoelt morOcn. Nud Die
@riin0ung elmer oeutid)en Banf nit
If MiQionen 9ronen &npitol lit III
AleSliAt gclommen. Gr1pabnt mag
rcd meroen Dab cine ganoe An3abl
5A!pobeni0bne aus Siioungarn Die
%llniperiitGt @ra5 aufiu6en.
limo mas tun Die S6maben III
@uibington? Nnltott 5uiammen5u-
halten tim oiele Observation-Disclosures
onItatt idmdbii6e @eniitli6feit iaen
lie MIR @aB rmo 3mietra6t, anltatt
ous oettide @lott 81 lelen ulo oll
miiicn mas borqebt in Ser Staot mirD
oieieS auf Ole Seite geiho6en. IS lit
nidlt geiaet, Dab Die S6maben 8on.
ten oocr bobe Sdulen griinoen lollen
aber Ginmiitiefeit ioaen tie pflegen
nno ar erbalten iuden, mas bod fei-
zen Shaoen fir 0as Amerifanertum
It..
Mi6ael 0ieb.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-04
g5ifler's baben edtes Sdmal5 8nm
&erlanot mad 9entI6lamO.

Inter Den Nln3eigen mer0en unle
re 9eler aud cine lolhe oes &errll
AnOrefu 20fller linocn, in ser er oa.
rdlli uifmerflam madt, OaB er edteS
5dpnal5 gum 8erianot nad) oriibcu
5ureht oeuna6t bat, 10 oaB ale Die,
DIE Sdnnal5 an ibre Angeb0rigen len
Oell! moQcn. oolielbe Derionotgeredt
erbuItcn fonuen. 9aS Sdmal5 lit
oot Der allerbeiten Gualitat uno
luiro.in IL 8f1no-8ii6ien Derfauft.
Dieie 8il6ien limo ouBeroem ertra
luitoiht perlotet, 10 bob ieoe @efabr
Aes 8erocrbenS mlsgel6altet lit.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-04
cffiee: RO. nc esdfe straRe a..@

an mo in 9laeml Sid ols binoeu.
Ocs @lieO aus ireiem @iaeu bent
@roBcn mO@on5en aupoBt unO itoI5
ooroui lit, Dab CT 5u etfpos beitr1gt,
OoS sur Mobliobrt uno 5rclioe lei.
her Stuumes mo Stonocsgenoiien
ais ioluobl ibm leIbit oient! Sn Der
Noiinung, Dab meme mobIgcmeinten
Wort out ouigenommen meroen,
5cihnc i) mid untcr Dem Sdus oes
aScitenocr Stern" unn 8ereiuSmei-
cr,
6rou gmcIio Moier 4ooms.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-04

6ralten cinen Yleiitift nebmen uno
aud nal etpos e%inienoen uno etpas
iull. sic pero1mmern Sbre gar5e
ihone Sugeno5eit ruIo Sltgenofrait,
illo nadDer iiben sic Oo uno idim-
pten mie Elm &obripas, meltn nidtS
gcldcBen lit. 9lIio gebeu Sic in it'd
mo b~eIicrn Sic iid), oomit i6 oos
ll1ditc Yinl cinen Subelgelang iibcr
Sic unitlmmeu faltn. Sd lommle
idon iebt &roft oo5u.
Sbr,
n@aibinetoner gereinsmeier"
Washington Journal., 1920-06-04
Stride ~Giu,uanSernna.

Sn letter @o6e trafcn nit 6mei
0ampfern nabe3u 1000 iriide Gin
manocrer in Seem Yorf elm: Die
meiiten Der ilingen Wdnner uno
@ao6en erfiiaten ale @rforoerni1le
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno
muroen 5ligelailen.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-04

-6r1ulein gllglite Braun, oie
Eodter 0es @errn GorI Braun. bat
lid perbeirotet, cine 9otiude, Ole ole
5nbIreidlen 6relinoe oes 9roitooters
bOdIidlt intereiiieren miro. mo alle
oieie miinlden Der Suneperebelihteu
oiles @liid uno allen Segen.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-04
];enic Ses @ermania Mamnerdurs

Gin onoereS Yicnic, oas oes Ser
malta Mamerhors miro oennahlt
ltottfinocn, ooN lit uns oas Oatum
oeiieIben nod nidt befannt. 8ir
peroen nidt perfeblen aur redten
Bet Oarauf %bin5upeiien.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-04
g(rion Oanlell-I crein.

sm 10. Slrni iinoet Die oiesmo-
nailide @eriammlung I'M Saule oeS
WtitglieoeS 9. GberlD S12 s StraBc
Q. 6. ltatt.