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The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Senator Miles Poindexter left las
night for a business trip in th'
West.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
MRS. FRANK l.. POLK
At ATLANTIC CITY.

Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk. wife or
the acting Secretary of State, &C
companied by her mother, Mrs.
James Potter. of Philadelphia, are
at the Traymore in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edgar T. Scott, a cousip OF
Mrs. Polk, who was with her for q
few days in Atlantic City, has re-
turned to her home in Lansdowne,
Pa.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Mrs. George Bass, of Chicago, Is
expected in Washington the end OF
the week for a short stay. after
which she will go to New York.
returning here again the middle Of
next week.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
MRS. NEwCOMB WEEDS
COL. II. II. JORDAN.

DR.. and Mrs. James Hall Bell, of
san Antonio, Tex, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mrs.
Francis Bell Newcomb. to Col. Rich
ara Henry Jordan. military attache
OF the American Embassy at Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil. The bride Is a niece
OF Nine. de Cana, wife of the
Brazilian Ambassador to the court
or ST. James, where she has spent
some time as guest of her aunt.
Col. Jordan. who is brother of
Mrs. E. I. Caruthers. of the Uni
versity of Virginia, served on the
stan of Gen. March during the world
war as chief of embarkation; was
assigned to the stan of Gen. Bliss
in France, and accompanied the
President on his first trip to the
peace conference.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Homer s. Cummings will enter
tain at a stag dinner at the Shore
ham this evening. ,
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
WHAT'S IN A NAMEl
ny MILDRED MARSHALL

Facts about your name; its his
tory; its meaning; whence il
was derived; its significance;
your lucky day and lucky jewel
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Nine. Cremer, wife of the Minis
ter of the Netherlands will be at
home this afternoon, when she Will
be assisted by Nine. Grouitch, wife
of the Serbian Minister; Mrs. Hous-
ton, wife Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury; Mrs. Breckenridge Long,
wife of the third assistant Secretary
of State, and the ladies of the le-
cation.
The Minister and Nine. Cremer
are planning to give up the resi-
dence, 1401 Sixteenth street, which
they are now occupying and will
spend the summer in Europe, re
turning to the United States in the
autumn. Though the minister has
been home from the hospital for
about a week after a long illness
he is not yet accepting any invita-
tions.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

William Phelps Emo has sent out
cards for a meeting to be held at
his house, 1771 " street, today, at
. O'Clock. Mrs. Martha p. Falconer
of the American Hygiene Associa-
tion will speak on Protective Work
for Girls" and Mrs. William c. Van
Wrinkle on Local Conditions and
Needs" Cardholders have been re-
quested to bring their friends.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

John Barrett, director general of
the Pan American Union, who has
been on a trip to Nashville, Tenn,
returned yesterday. He went South
by request of the Southern citizen
ship conference, Vanderbilt Univer-
sity, and the Rotary and CONNER
cial clubs to confer with them on
educational and trade relations with
Central and South America. Dur
ing his stay Chancellor kirkland, OF
Vanderbilt University, and Mrs.
kirkland entertained at dinner in
his honor.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Nine. Peter, wife Of the Minister
of Switzerland. will be the honor
guest at a luncheon which Mrs.
Henry Price Wright and Mrs. H. H
Rousseau will give tomorrow after
noon at the Cafe st. Marks. Nine.
Peter will leave Washington Mon
day for New York. where she will
sail shortly for a visit to their home
in Switzerland.
The Minister of Colombia and
Nine. Urueta. will be hosts at
dinner next Thursday evening.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Miss Sarah r. Lee has returned
from New York. where she went
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Corset Section. Third floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05
LaGv Patient Receiving Welcome Re.
lief at the Offices of Electro
Medical Doctors.
How to Reach Our Newark
Offices

Our Newark offices are conveniently To-
Gated. They are situated at % East Park
ming on Broad street pass Park Street.
Park street crosses Broad Street between
the Public Service Terminal and Robert
Treat Hotel.
Office hours as announced are Mondays.
Wednesdays ard Saturdays. 0 A. NJ. to .
p. NJ; Tuesdays and Thursdays. D a. y.
ia O r. NJ: sundays 10 A. NJ. to 1 r. |.
Closed Fridays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05

To the Public:
For over three years / was weak. run
down, nervous and had pains in my head,
leg and very poor digestion. L went to
doctors and each one diagnosed my case
different SO l.. knew they didn't know
what was wrong with me. My nights were
restless and the pains in my head and
legs were so bad at times l couldn't get
out of bed the way / suffered for over
three years with no Improvement from
any medical attention whatsoever until
finally one day L met a friend who had
been under DIR. Coils care for chronic
had done for her 1 at once
came straight to his offices. / was lat
through a critical physical and X-Ray
examination and Immediately was i'm
pressed by his diagnosis something no
other doctor had told me then | knew 1
was at the right place and started treat
ment that very day for my condition.
Here 1 am a well woman today and have
been for months. After a very few treat
ments / felt better and continued my full
course there and l want to say l am a
happy woman now well and strong, can
go out alone. have no more pains or ner-
did before l was ill. The treatments are
soothing without any pain or unpleasant
ness at all and would strongly advise any
ailing man or woman to call and see DR..
Coll before they spend money foolishly
with medicines and drugs or give up
hope. VIII gladly his treat
ment to any one.
MRS. NJ. SPITZER,
$50 Park Avenue,
Perth Amboy N. +.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05
Many Newark Residents Give
Interesting Testimony of
Their Return to
Health.

The greatest proof and most con-
vincing evidence testifying to the
efficiency of Electro Medical Meth
DDS in restoring ailing men and wo-
men to a sound basis of health again
can readily be seen in the very many
testimonials which have appeared in
public print time and time again
again right here in our own vicinity,
which have told in signed statements
how this new system of treatment
brought them back to vigorous
health and happiness after many
years of illness, and after they had
tried many other forms of medica-
tion without any apparent benefit or
permanent relief.
Every reader should know that
this new system of treatment eli
inmate useless drugs and surgery and
depends more upon Natures vital
force electricity - administered
through scores of appliances of in
tricate notwithstanding and
pleasant-and without the slightest
discomfort or inconvenience to the
patient whatsoever.
DIR. Coll has the finest and most
scientifically equipped offices of their
kind in New Jersey.
Physicians who have visited other
offices of noted health resorts, SAM
tariums, etc, say undoubtedly his
equipment is of the best they have
seen for the successful treatment of
chronic ailments of men and women.
He is using at present the latest and
most scientific electrical appliances
that can be had today. The results
of his treatments speak for itself.
For those who would like to know
more of Electro Medical Methods and
also to give those who are in any way
doubtful an opportunity to deter
mine absolutely what this treatment
might accomplish for them, DR.. Coll
offers a complete physical examina-
ton, hemoglobinometer and blood
pressure tests, chemical analysis and
microscopic N-Ray examination fol
one dollar.
The cost of treatment. it might be
added, is so reasonable that it Is
within reach of all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05

Greens. the new specially ladies
and misses ready-to-wear clothing
store at 1873 Smith street, formerly
occupied by SAKE & Company. had
its grand opening for business Sat
urday morning. The store done a
large business on the first day. and
1t looks as though Green's will con-
tinue as they did on the opening
occasion. They were kept very busy
and many local and out-of-town
shoppers left with purchases that
seemed to please them very much.
This stores guarantee to be TWEEN
ty per cent. cheaper than any other
store of its kind made a very good
impression on the minds of the GUS
toners, and from remarks over
heard during Saturdays rush of
business il appears that their guar
antee will hold good.
Green's officials have adopted the
policy of all customers receiving due
courtesy. service and not insistins
on buying, and above all the twenty
per cent. less guarantee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05
Suffered from Facial Neuralgia
for Many Years
Receivers Health Through Electro
Medical Methods After Many
Doctors Had Failed.
70 Whom 1t May Concern

To Whom 1t May Concern
Fourteen years ago l was taken i'll with
pain on one side of my face. / started to
treat IL with home remedies at first, and
at times the pain would ease up a little.
but always come back and each time ii
became more severe. So | started to go
to doctors for treatment and kept going
for years with only a little relief. Eight
years ago l was advised to have an opera
tion. Well, as much as L dreaded that,
the pains We're so bad ! couldn't sleep
nights and l became extremely nervous
and weak so I consented to the operation
as / would at that time have done most
anything for relief because l thought |
would so out of my mind IL the pains
kept up. After my operation l thought
| felt better until only a short time ago
and again / was almost as bad as before.
You can imagine then how l felt and
what l went through when one day l
read of DIR. Coils wonderful success in
overcoming chronic ailments. | immedi-
ately went to his offices with absolute
faith that his Electro Medical treatments
were what | was going to be cured with.
And how happy l am! 1 owe my good
health now to DIR. Coll and his associates
and will gladly his treatments
to anyone suffering as ! formerly did.
Il ANNA DE BLAYKER.
Martha Place.
Passaie, n. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05
Ailments Accepted for
Treatment

Among the ailments treated at the
Electro-Medical Offices are anaem.a.
asthma, biliousness, bladder and
bowel trouble. bronchitis. catarrh,
cystitis. dropsy, constipation. lum-
bago. neuritis. eruptions. fistula.
swollen glands, govt, ne~urasthenia.
neuralgia, rheumatic complaints,
jaundice. vertigo, dyspepsia. eczema,
stomach gases. gallstones, gastritis,
goitre. heartburn, intestinal trouble.
insomnia. kidney trouble, liver COM
plant weak lungs. obesity. hemorr-
holds and stomach trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05
Offices: II East Park ST., Newark
Around the Corner from the Public Service Terminal.
Entire Building Devoted to he Treatment Of thu Sick.
OFFICE HOURS:
Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturday, % a. NJ. TO 8 =. VI.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, o A. NJ. to g z NJ.
Closed Fridays.
Sundays, 10 4. NJ to 1 p. NJ.
New Jersey Resident Grateful
for Restored
Health.

Sick and Ailing for Over Three Years,
Doctors Failed to Help Her. Now
Well After Taking Electro-Medical
Treatments with DIR. Coll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05
The All-Seejng X-Ray

The Electro Medical Scientists
have fround the X-Ray indispens-
able in revealing deep hidden disease
that ordinary examinations fail to
reveal. Its a~ll-seeing power in dis
covering such conditions as gall
stones, ulcers and cance of the
malformations of the heart. disease
of the liver and many other chronic
ailments has been the means of de-
termining the exact nature of the
patients complaint, thereby enabl-
ing the proper and correct method
of treatment to be administered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05

ANY old time n woman hears
another m telling that her hus-
band gives her $50 per week spend.
ing money the first woman knows
that it is IS.
IL is a mean thing to say. But il
COOK books were printed in Latin
there wouldn't be SO much dyspepsia
in this country.
what mas become of the o. T.
man ma who could get as drunk as So
100000 on a 50 bill?
Amos every man you see is car.
rying a 81 umbrella. But. some
nov OF other. a man never loses an
uinpreiia that cost less than $40.
why is 1t that a man will br-.
ABOUT ms wife for two seconds *
~ae. ABOUT his dog for two h~ours1kuy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05

A photographic reproduction of n microscopic X-Isay examination
being made at the medical offices of Dr.. Coll IN X-Itay has proven
itef n most valuable aid lin determining the actual anmcnt of the pa
tent This combined with Inc thorough n critical physical eXanina-
ton by Dr. Coll nj associates maxi the diagnosis doubly certain, there
by enabling the corrccts method q treatmcnt to &c dministered In fact.
DR.. Coll has found the X-say s. valuable in ascertaining various condi,
thoroughly equipped X-Ray department. 1t might be added that tin cN-
animation BY the X-Ray is entirely free of n pain or unpeasantness,
md is absolutely safe hn the hands of experts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
BIDS FOR FIRE HOSE

The Council of the City of Perth Am
boy. N. j. will receive bids at the Coun-
ell Chamber. City Hall in said city on
Friday evening. October 18th. 1920. at
soc o'clock for 5000 feet of regulation
sa inch fire hose, rubber or double-jack-
eted rubber lined.
The Council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated. October 5th. 1890
A. L. GRAHAM.
City Clerk.
2esss-le-5-s-l2-I5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05
Women's handkerchief
WASH GOODS

OIeSS GluSIldino
Very fine quality; pretty
color combination in plaids;
brown, green, black and
white, etc. An excellent
quality for school dresses;
full 80 inch width. Our reg.
69c grade; tomorrow yard,
49c.
Percales
Pretty light or dark
grounds stripes and novelty
designs; fine quality for
shirts, blouses, etc. Full 36
inch. Reg. 49c; yard :. 39c
Dress Ginghams
A good variety Of checks,
plaids, stripes and plain CO.
Tors. The best grade for
children school dresses +;
reg. Acc; yard ........ SOC
Calicoes
Full % inch width; pretty
patterns for comforts aprons
boys blouses, etc. Light
and dark grounds, dots and
stripes; reg. 29c; yd. lie
Apron Checks
Large collection just re-
ceived; full 81 inches; staple
checks; blue only; 5 yards
for ................. S1.OO
Outing Flannel
Soft, fleecy quality; good
fast colors, staple stripes
checks, etc, light or dark
grounds u inch width reg.
45c grade; yard ...... 35c
Cotton Challies
There is a good selection
of the most wanted light and
dark Persian designs. just
what is wanted for making
comfortables. Regular SOC
grade; tomorrow yard 29c
Main Floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-05

Navy, Light Blue, Pink
and Rose; full 90 inch width
in colors; also batiste ma
terials; reg. price $1.39; yd.
95c.
Main Floor
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25

He had the harbor searched for the
girl. and at last found her waiting
for boat to take her to her home
town, Rodosto. After great hardship,
he succeeded in bringing her back to
Dagh- -Hamman, still seething and rag
ing over the ACCUSATION. His wife was
released from prison where she had
to be taken for protection from the
infuriatcd mob.
1t then became known that the
Greek girl quarreled with her aunt
and decided to run away to her par
ents. The blood-stains were caused
by a bleeding tooth.
When the Greek Patriarch heard OF
the false accusation, he Immediately
ordered the priests to pacity the
masses so that an impending outbreak
might he prevented
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
NEAR BLOOD RITUAL CASE IN
CONSTANTINOPLE.
iBy, /. ]. u. b.


Constantinople-The sudden disap-
rcarancc of Il Christian girl from the
household of her Jewish employer
nearly caused a typical blood ritual
livcl in Dagh-Hamman.
a fourteen year old Greek girl who
worked in oLe of the houses of one of
the Jewish merchants of DaghI Ham
mar. Il suburb of Constantinoplc. sud"
denly disappeared. Her parents were
in Rodosto, and she was under the
care of an aunt in -Hamman.
When this aunt heard of her disap-
pearalce, she appealed to the police
to investigate the case and charged
Suiam with having maltreatcd her
niece. ....
The case came before the Justice
of the Peace. and he being familiar
with honorable character of the. Jew
ish merchant. Immediately dismissed
it. Then n "doctcr" appeared on
the scene who testified that blood
stained handkerchief found among the
girls belonging wis absolute evidence
of blood pumping for Jewish ritual
istic purposes.
In the meantime, Sulam got busy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
JEWISH COMMITTEE
ISSUES 18TH ANNUAL REPORT
(J. c. 3. Service)


New York-Ihe 18th Annual Report
of the American Jewish committee
just made public embodies very in
teresting review of conditions abroad.
In domestic matters the committee
gave its attention to Jewish war of
flee records, anti-JewiSh Jiscriii.ina-
4ion, United States employment scrv-
ice immigration, etc. OF the iniicd
States army of approximately. 4,S00.-
600 men there were from 2OD,rbO to
25OOO0 Jews in the infantry. artil-
lery. cavalry engineers, signal avia
ton and medical branches Six nun-
dred American Jews received military
honorS. and three ont OF a total of
seventy eight have received the Con-
cressional Medal of Honor. The to-
tai casualties record is 1000 deaths
and 1000 wounded, but the lists are
not complete and it is thought prob
able that these figures will be added
to greatly.
Mr. Louis Marshall is president of
the American Jewish Committee and
DIR. Cyrus Adler. chairman of the ex-
eeutive. TIE
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
LOOKS TO ZIONIST LEAD
ERS FOR HELP.
(J. c. Il. Scrvite.)

Cairo - The Arabic publication
"Nafir" prints an interview with Emir
FeisuI in which he declared that the
opposition to EngLnd's Zionist policy
on the part Of Arabic extremists was
responsible for IN" fall of the Dam
;fScuS government In the course of
the interview FciSul expressed the
hope that the Zionist leaders in London
will exert their influence with the
Powers to ensure The Independence of
Arabia.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
PALESTINE HIGH COMMISSIONER
DECLARES lie WILL FULFILL
HIS HISTORIC MISSION.
(1sy !, J, L, D,)

Londol,-The Zionist Executive has
Just received an Acknowledgement from
Sir Herbert Samuel to the greetings
sent him by the Zionist World Con
ference recently held here. The Brit
ish High Commissioner in Palestine
writes that he is striving to fulfill the
historic mission entrusted to him and
mindful as he is of the right to the
present Palestine population, is no
less conscious of the agelong hope and
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25

aspira tions of the Jewish people. The
High Commissioner adds that the gen
eral condition of the country is high
ly satisfactory and n number of i'm
I,ortant measures for its development
are already being undertaken.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
BOLSHENIkS PERMIT emil
GRANTS FOR AMERICA TO FRO
CEED.
q. c. y. Scrvlc y

London-A Warsaw dispatch states
that as II result uf the efforts of the
Shcltering and Immigrant Aid Society
of America), thousands of Jewish
refugees from occupied territory lave
been allowed to proceed to Danzig with
the understanding that they will have
their passports yjScd there and will
proceed to America.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
POLISH GOVERNMENT AGAIN AP-
PEALS IN BEHALF OF JEWS.
Il. c. Il. SerYi,.l

Paris-The Polish Minister of the
Interior has circulated II new appeal
cease. The appeal couchcd in vigorous
language, calls upon all officials for
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
IN LITHUANIAN PARLIAMENT
YIDDISH MAY BE SPOKEN BUT
NOT RUSSIAN.

Paris-Information received here
from KOvna states that the suggestion
of the Jewish members in the Iith-
uaniaI Parliament that the use of Rus
sian be permissible was defeated. II
was. however, decided that Yiddish
luay be employed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
ACRE WILL APPARENTLY BE 4
PART OF PALESTINE.
u. c. B. Service)

I.oudon-Official announcement is
made that Captain Reading has been
appointed Governor of Acre. The To-
cal Times" commenting on this fact
says that it is evident that Acre will
be included as a part of Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25

aid and asks the populace to learn to
discriminate between the general mass
of peace full Jewish citizens and the
few anti government individuals.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
Boys Blouse.

For boys 6 to Is years old; 100
blouses Of fine quality percale. well
tailored: regular price $3.50; for the
school sale at 80
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
Gnk' School Dresses

For the girl betveen 8 and II years
there are some delightful and attrac-
tive styles in ginghams. chambrays,
plaids and plain coiors at---$8.SS
Sarge dresses for school at -----
---S7.7H SS.76 and 1896
Regulation dresses in white: also
plain blue 1886
to----------------$11.5O to so
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
Boys Sweaters

These are made in coat tsylc, plain
colors; cardinal. navy and oxford. 6
to IL years -----------------S6.7S
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
Girls Mddies

The MILDLY is ono Of the most charm
ing school girl necessitieS And every
school girl wants supply. You'll
find a complete line of Paul Jones
Middies-the kind that fits well and
can be washed any number of times
without losing their shape and col
or. .---S3, 81 to &5.OO
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
Boys Hats

The new fall line of boys cloth
hats is hese-for boys to 8 years
old. Prices range
from ------$2.50 to $500
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25

Girls Sweaters
Tuxedo, coat and slip-on styles in
all tho bright colors wanted for aut-
umn at IS. 90 $5.85 and $50
g Third FioOr-Joslin's
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
Girls Serge Skirts

-Pleated and plain serge skirts-just
the kind to wear with a MILDLY blouse.
An economical, good wearing school
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25

SAAy S~AASA SE
And every boy and girl
will need new things to
start the school year
with.
Remember how much
happier you were as a
youngster when mother
bought new, good look
ing clothes for you?
"A child's clothes are a
very important feature
of his education.
-lG ood clothes - not
n e C e ssarily expensive
ones-give a child in
cre.a sed sef-respect-
and no one in the world
doubts that good clothes
make studying easier.
Here are some of
the substantial, good
looking ; and good
wearing clothes you'll
End ut Joslm's:
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
Gymnasium Bloomers

'--N[ade of heavy quality serge in
sizes 10 to Is years at $50. 95
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-11

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