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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28
20. Aare
ler of the President A. T. Bureson Postmaster Gener

Regerlngs antarktiske Ekspedi-
ton, som vii rejse fra England
paa Dampskibet ,,Terranoya
Juni paa Ell fem Aars Forsk-
ningstur til Sydpolegnene, ST.
ger, at ct Forsog vii bhve giort
paa at flyve over Sydpolen
Luftskib.
Noske og de Radikale. Ber
lin, %. Jan. Den tyske Forsvars-
minister Noske bekendtgjorde
Gaar, at det Baand, der blew
lagt paa Bolshevismen for EN-
Uge siden, vii blive staaende.
Arretationen af Radikale we'd
bliver i de v@rste Strog af Lam
det.. Der er Ting, som tyder
paa, at enkelte vii blive sagsogt
og andre vii blive fangslet for
at afverge Gentagelse af It'd
ligere alvorlige Uroligheder
Uro i Indien. London, 20. Der
kommer Efterretning til Lon
don / Gaar ON en- heftig Kamp
forrige Uge paa Indiens. nord-
vestlige Granse, hvorunder Eng
lenderne. led store Tab. Kam-.
pen deltog Erajat Kolonnen,
der under Fremrykningen for
rige Onsdag ind Mashud Di-
striktet m0dte kraftig Modstand
Nord for Ahnai Danghai og
k@mpede paa n@rt Hold Der
faldt 385 Engl@ndere, deri-
blandt otte Officerer. Et stort
Antal indiske Officerer blev
dr@bt eller saaret. Mahsuds Tab
var 130 dode og over 200 saa-
rede.
Monarki Ungarn? Wien, %
Jan. Den Tro vinder mere
og mere Udbredelse, at Valgene
j Ungarn vii resnltere i Opret-,
telsen af en- monarkisk Rege-
ring. AT den Grund bliver Mon
arkisternes Optr@den 0strig
noje vogtet. Der har gaaet Ryg
ter ON, at ct reaktion@rt Kup
Wide blive fors9gt.
Medens KansIer Karl Renner
nylig var i Prag bley der slut
tet EN- Oyerenskomst med Czecho
Slovakia, hyorved det Land for
pligtede sig til like at sende
Vaaben til Ungarn, medens o.
strig gik med paa at skaffe en-
bestemt Forsyning af Vaaben
og Ammunition til Checherne.
Hoovers nye Planer Hoovers
Planer for at skaffe Europa F9-
demidler. Warschaw, %. Jan.
Den polske Regering har givet
sin fulde Tilslutning i'll Hoovers
Plan for at skaffe F9demidler
til det sultende Central Europa
paa den Made, at der udste-
des Anvisninger for F6demid
Ter Amerika mod Sikkerhed
j Nerdier Pollen og andre Ste
der.
De polske Autoriteter tror
at Systemet like alene vii hur-
tig og tilfredsstillendf skaffe
de forn9dne Fodevarer for de
mango Tusinde Polakker, men vii
i stor Udstr@kning bidrage til
at forhindre, at Priserne stiger,
og videre Kursfald.
Jugo-slavia og Fiume. Lon
don, %. Jan. Jugo-Slayia vii
fastholde sine Krav paa Fiume
som fremsat Noten h Forgaars
til Diet gverste Raad, saa l@n-
ge som President Wilson fast
holder sin Stilling, udtalte EN-
serbisk Diplomat i Gaar til
United News Diplomaten
agde, at F6rsteminister Nittis
Trusel ON at tage allie lndr6m
-. 4;lLoso ,,,odn,in drn Ita-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28
Et Brandevinsbranderi

Et Observation-Disclosures 0g
Produkter, verdsat til $4,000,
'blev beslaglagt forleden Aften
at Myndighederne Fargo, N
Oak, da de foretog en- Razzia
og arresterede Andrew Olsen og
Hans Molstead. Mendene ankla-
ges for at have drevet Trafikken
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28

i stor Still, og Warden af Pro
duktet fastsattes efter Br@nde-
vinspriser til ca. $4,000. Sager-
ne blev henvist til de f9derale
Myndigheder.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28
Drukne Rotter. 100 Rotter

Drukne Rotter 100 Rotter
indfandt sig forleden Politi-
stationen j Duluth, Mimi, og de
var saa berusede, at de vanske-
lig kunde gaa, sk0nt der like
var gaaet mere end II Timer, 81
den hele Landet var blevet tort.
Rotterne blev drevet nd af
Kloakerne, da man havde heldt
over 1000 Galloner starke Sa--
ger Rendestenen, og de lod til
at have forsynet sig ganske godt
af Whiskyen, for de tog F'lug-
ten. Politiet slog dem ale ihjel.
Mango Radikale arresteres. Sc
attic, Wash, 20. Jan. Justisde-
partementets Agenter og Politi-
ct Seattle foretog i Aftes over
700 Arrestationer we'd EN- Under
s9gelse som, efter hvad yedkom-
mende Embedsmand sagde, skull
de ,,knekke den radikale Beva-
gelse Nordvesten. -
New York, 20. Jan, Justits-
departemfntets Embedsmand
ryddede Gaar de russiske Re
volutioneres hemmelige Kvarte-
rer og tog Is Mend, der var mis-
tPnkt for at v@re de ledende
Aander en- Sammensyergelse
for ell Skr9kkampagne, gaaen-
de nd paa at myrde offentlige
Funktionprer 90 spr9nge deres
'Euse we'd Bomber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28

Statens Sundhedsraad har eff
ter en- noje Unders9gelse af Still
lingen raadet Folk til at vere
yderst forsigtige, da der like
skal blive Influenzaepidemi, som
der var j Wisconsin Flor. Der
er i den sidste It'd forekommet
nogle faa Tilf@lde i Milwaukee,
men ellers er der liden Influenza
j Staten. Sunhedsraadet siger j.
midlertid, at der er Tegn til, at
den farlige Sygdom er j Tilta-
gende.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28

Regerings antarktiske Ekspedi-
ton, som vii rejse fra England
paa Dampskibet ,,Terranoya" i
Juni paa Ell fem Aars Forsk-
ningstur til Sydpolegnene, 81
ger, at ct Fors6g vii bhve gjort
paa at flyve over Sydpolen i
Luftskib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28
Urohghederne Egypten.

Med Luftskib til Sydpolen.
London, "a. Jan. DR.. John L.
Cope, Chef for den engelske
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-28
,,DANSKEREN'' .

eI uaIsK dlheTIKansK UgeDIaNe
der ejes af ,,Den forenede dan
ske evangelist lutherske Kir-
ke Amerika" og udgives a}
Danish Lutheran Publ. House
Blair, Nebr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
ROUNDABOUT TOWN By c A MARzEz


WILLIE WINCH got a good job
w once because he first got fired.
The man who fired him gave
him the Job.
Winch was press agent for the
Orpheum theater in Kansas City. He
became rather fond Of a woman
young woman mind yOu-who visited
there as an actress on the circuit,
and when she went on TO Denver,
he gave her letters to some OF his
newspaper friends there She got a
lot OF special interviews In the papers
and some o. the other actors on the
bill grew Jealous and reported It TO
general manager Martin Beck, at
Chicago.
Beck wrote TO the Kansas City Of
flee and said curly: This fellow
Winch is hired 70 write publicity for
the Kansas City house We don't
need him as a general publicity
agent Fire him"
II was evidently the first time he
the firm.
When Winch learned that he had
been fired, he sat himself down and
wrote Beck letter .'resigning,"
stating in IL that he understood he
was being criticised mot mention
ing the firing in any way) for try
ing 10 help the circuit BY getting
publicity for some Of its people out
side his own city he stated that he
had frequently done this and had Sc
cured considerable publicity for the
circuit, mentioning some OF the other
people he had assisted and the
stories he had secured for them. IF
this is the way the Orpheum shows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
Italy Qudrrels ODer
Pauing Dante Honors

/ Rome, italy sept 17.-Preparadons
are being made TO celebrate in 1921
the s00th anniversary Of the death Of
/ Dante Alighieri in Rome. Florence and
/ Ravenna-
I Sem BenelI poet dramatist and
deputy, has introduced in the cham
| Der Of deputies, a bin appropriating
I 10000 600 lire TO cover the cost
This proposed expenditure. how
ever, is opposed by Benedetto Croce,
the newly appointed minister OF in
tstruction, himself a distinguished
/ poet critic and author. who declared
I that in these hard and serior g timps
/ he disapproved the principle OF this
form OF honoring the me- 1ory OF
I Italy's supremely great writer.
I Instead Sig Croce invited his fell
/ low counrrymen 20 celebrate the
sixth centenary OF Dante's death by
frereadiug the works OF the great
poet
Dante was born IN Florence, in Nay.
1855, and died September a. 1921, At
Ravenna, where he lies buried
man controlled. He didn't know any
body but white people owned thea
tiers in FL Paso. Yesterday he at
There in the lobby was the negro
sweeping NJ tickets, old programs
and other debris
The galley boy says his idea a.
that a policeman who does not
know the names Of the various
prominent roomlng houses fire.
quently mentioned as protecting
vice, Is rather too ignorant 10 re-
main on the force.
The Rose Girl saus there are inc
iypes Of men she Is afraid of-the
one pHo perastendg prays N public
and the one Dho tells you hon honest
he IS.
The teacher in spelling and Eng
ish was asking the pupils how they
would spell and divide certain words
How would you divide coyote"
she asked one lad.
with a Ratchet" came the reply.
Oar reply TO Maj. PuneuiI In
vitntion TO have a flight over FL
Paso and Juarez in HIS Lincoln
plane was that we thanked him.
but we had more business On the
earth than above it. As Little
Chris said, as he stood looking
up at q nlanes aIt'H a mighty long
ways from up there down TO
7 was in the town where you were
born the other day" said oliver Dan
ielson 70 Ben Lewis.
Yes, a quaint old place, Isn't ftp
said Ben.
"Ratherl And while I was there a
friend OF mine pointed out the house
where you were borng"
rs it possfble2 i did not think the
building was still standing"
'1fy word, yes Why, do you know,
the township recently had a hand
some tablet placed on the side Of the
old placer
you don't say sor' exclaimed Ben
"A tablet on the house in which was
borni Wen, well Now, that Is Ger
tainly most handsome Of them By
the way-er-do you happen TO recol-
lect the words Of that tabletG'
Perfectly" answered oliver Tt
SAYS. High Street't'
9
Sunshine in the home ana noon
shine in the barn a. recommended
by ethe man who remembers
rThen,n as the perfect prescription
for a perfect existence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

its appreciation, I want to resign,
1Ir- Winch concluded
Back came a letter to the Kansas
City manager saying Don't IRE
Winch. Ask him II he would take
management Of theater at FL Paso.
Winch took the Job and then was
sent TO salt Lake to manage the
house there.
i don't think Beck ever knew ]
was IN the Orpheum's service, until
he fired me" said Winch. and il he
have resigned, and II hadn't re-
signed and told him what I had been
doing, he never would have made me
a manager"
One reading Of the late police
probe and the testimony OF GER
tain policemen in denial OF the
existence Of vice here, a. tempted
10 paraphrnHs the popular song
TO AOhs what a Liar Was Mary"
x =
There was once person Of Benin.
Who wore clothes not fit to 5e seen in
When told that he shouldn't.
He replied. Gums cruurudenti"
A word Of lnscrutahle meaning.
-Cosmo 1fonkhousse-
Doug Croweu was riding on a
street car for change and he over
heard a couple Of negroes talking.
"No' must come down 70 ma thea
ter this week" said one
cot a good show asked the
aTve got the best show Of ma
whole season
Crowen wondered what theater the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
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Almost Immediately.

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I'd rather get a letter like that
SAYS Peterson o. Buffalo, than have
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sand dollars II does me a lot OF
good 20 be able to be OF use 10 my
fellow man
FOR years I have been selling
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
MEXICO PLANS TO GIVE
HELP TO TEXAS FARMERS

san Antonio. Tex, Sept 17.-Mex-
ico's official farm labor bureau. or
ganized for the purpose OF supplying
ranchmen and farmers with Mexican
labor as needed in THIS country. win
begin funchoning IN the Immediate
future. according to Randolph Rob
ertson. American consul az NuevO
Laredo, Mex.
The bureau. which was organized
at the request OF the Rural Land
Owners association OF Texas. an or
ganization covering practically all Of
southwest Texas. has received the en-
dorsemeut OF provisional president de
Ia Huerta, who has declared that the
bureau viii give MeLicans seeking
work IN this country an excellent op-
portunity TO become better acquainted
with the people Of the United States.
Thousands OF Mexican laborers are
expected 10 cross the border within
the next two months 20 assist in
gathering the cotton crop in Texas.
which in many parts OF the state is
only now ready 10 pick One county
alone has applied to the bureau
through consul Robertson, he said,
for 1000 cotton pickers. Another
county has asked that zoo pickers be
sent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
FIRST SHOW OF
SEASON HAS 50
PEOPLENCAST

Whites Scandals Of 1913" company
arrived Friday morning from Denver
and Trinidad. over the santa Fe and
pretty soon show people were troup-
ing around the city and over TO Juarez
70 see the sights
There are so people in the company
and id took baggage cars and two
Pulmans to bring them here from
Pueblo and Trinidad. their only stops
between FL Paso and Denver, where
they PLAYED all last week.
This is the opening road show IN
the west for TIE season and the COM
Qauy VIII appear at the Crawford for
-FOUR pertorma lces-touight. romo--
row matinee and night and Sunday
night. They 60 from here 70 Douglas,
Bisbee, Tucson and Phoenix.
The Scandals Of 1873" made George
White q fortune in New York last
wear ans he followed them with The
Scandals Of 1890" this year and Is
making So mach money that he has
secured property and is 20 build his
own theater Tor next season Three
years ago he was a dancer in vau-
doville.
-The Scandals Of 1920" IS the best
attraction now running IN New York
city, and ID is said that last years
production vas equally clever. The
papers along the route have given
some splendid notices to the conf
pany-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Domestic servants in London now
have an uD-to-date social club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
Worms In The Trees
Ruin Texas Pecan Crop

Fort worth, Texas, Sept 1z.-Cities
OF the north and east which depend
on Texas for pecans are going TO be
disappointed this year, according TO
agricultural agent Means here, who
declared In a recent statement that
the crop had been ruined.
Pecan tree borers, so disastrous in
the early years Of the industry in
Texas. again have invaded the groves
in Texas. and in larger numbers
than ever before, he said Spraying,
the only safeguard against the worms.
was resorted 20 this year, but the
process was nuIlifed by the frequent
rains
Dealers in this territory. where
pecans generally are plentiful and
where there was a large yield. are
predicting the dollar pecan this year,
due TO the small crop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
GRECIAN TO-DAY


Recent cattle shipments from Dali
hart and Midland indicate heavy ship
ping. according TO J. n Sanburn, sec
rotary OF the Panhandle ana South
western Cattlemen's association The
ranges in west Texas are In good
condition, due 20 continued heavy
rains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Fifty-four percent Of the total vot-
ers in Czecho-Slovak are women.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN
DIP ONATS CUT EXPENSE

London, Eng Sept. H. Baron
Frankeustein, a former attache Of the
Austrian embassy iu London, has ar
rived here as the first representative
Of the Republican Austrian govern
meut after the war, and has taken up
his quarters at the beautiful mansion
in Belgrade square, where successive
Austrian ambassadors entertained
sumptuously before the war.
AS the former embassy is extremely
expensive 10 maintain, the new min
lister IS looking for smaller quarters.
The German legation IS also anxious
10 find less expensive premises than
-he ualatiaI mansion fin Carlton House
Terrace, which IL now occupies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
Secrets OF The
MoUies ReUealed


O-since the scenes in a movie are
" not made In sequence, how do
the players remember just what
they wore In each scenef
As scenes which follow in Sc
quence in the finished picture as IL
is shown at The thearer may be taken
weeks apart, the actors are supposed
TO remember what they wore and just
how they acted in each scene To
held them fin this the studios keep a
detailed record of what each actor
wore in each scene and just how he or
she looked. Despite this careful
checking up. slips sometimes occur,
as was the case Of Eugene O'Brieu in
Gene started upstairs with a coat on.
but no vest. but when he arrived at
the top Of the stairs he wore a vest.
Q-Who was the first movie NATL
nee idolf
Maurice Costello.
Q-Whut movie actress claims to be
n lfnenI descendant Of Nm. Pennf
% summers and leading woman for
Q-what is Elsie Ferguson's Hid-
die nnmef
A-Louise
Q-Are Elmo and L. n. Lincoln re-
Intedf
A-They are very far from being
kin, as Elm0's real name is not Linz
coin. but Linken heLL-CouyriEh 1920,
By Thompson Feature Service.
What f. the secret OF practice
ally all Instantaneous appear
unceE or disaupeurunces Of the
screenf Don't miss this depart
meur tomorrow, m you wish TO
know the answer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

DR.. Carpenter has resumed his prac-
tics in El Paso.-AdV-
sen Liberty Bonds 20 Curtiss a Co.-Adv
Kodak FINISHING see dandara--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

established at the central branch Of
the y. n c. A., classes TO be held
every Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
Percy VI. 3IcGhee viii instruct the
class
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17

Sunshine in the home and moon
shine in the barn a. recommended
By ethe man who remembers
rrhen,u as the perfect prescription
for a perfect existence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
Minute MOUieS

5ElxcLUSNE PICTURES
+ OF TIE DIPLOMATIC
; PnPT4S CONVENTION
z TAKEN JUST BEFORE
, AND AFTER The GREAT
Il RHDSLiDE N FAVOR
, OF EPRESSMAN
: LYMAN T LUGGAGE
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SCHOOL GIRL WANTED-TO ASSIST
with hcusework: for room and board.
607 N. 3rd st. Phone 1114.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-27

MEN WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES
Selling experience not necessary.
One Of worlds largest. grocers Capital
over $1,000. 900. 00), wants ambitious
consumer nationally known brands 4of
an extensive line Of sgroceries. paints.
roohngs. lubrlcating oilA stock foods.
etc. No capital required Write to-
day. State age and occupation. John
Sexton 4 Co.. 352 W. Illinois St.. Chi
caGo. III. FL. fEft
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-27

COMPETENT MAID wANTED-FoR
general homework. Mrs. VIM. PIANO.
vttz. No. 2 Dinnie Apis on Chestnut st.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-27
DRESS NOVELTIES.

HEMsT1TCHING. PLATING. EN.
etoidery;. Buttons Covered. Specially
Shop. 311 South Thi,i ST. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-27

COMPETENT MAID-TOR GENERAL
homework. Good wages. Mrs. H. H.
Wilson. SS5 BELMONT Ave.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-27

COMPETENT Girl. wANTED-FoR
general homework. Mrs. John H.
Void. zoos Belmont Ave.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-27

Cut the picture On ali four sides.
Then carefully fold ldottedsline. l In
its entire length. Then dotted line 2
and so on Fold each section, under
meath accurately. When completed
turn over and youN find a surprising
result. Save the pictNres. \