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Evening journal., 1920-07-17
AT nARnING NOTIFICATION

Mr.. and Mrs. James S. MoGeachie
will attend the notification ceremonies
OF Senator Warren q. Harding, Re-
publican Presidential candidate, at
Marion. Ohio, on next Thursday. Mr..
McGeachie Is a clerk in the oillce Of
Recorder OF Deeds ONCE. They will
leave here at 9OS O'Clock tonight. go
ing 10 Sanduskey 10 visit Mr. Me
Geachie's brother They will remain
there until they go to Marion on
ceremonies they will go 90 Detroit,
visiting Mrs. McGeachie's mother
then 20 Cleveland 10 visit Mr.. Nc
Geachie's aunt: then 10 LOrain. TO
visit another brother OF Mr. Nc
Geachio, who is chairman OF the Erie
County Republican Committee; then
10 Willand, Canada, 10 visit Mr.. Nc
Geachie's mother.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
IITTI-I GInI pIrKs nnME

TRENTON. July A.. Because her
brother contested the adoption OF
nernice Carson. 2 years old. by Mr.
snd Mrs Charles Z. Burroughs. Judge
Marshall yesieriay told the little one
90 select her foster parents IN Or
phans' Court Without a moments
hesitation The little one asserted that
she would like TO remain with the
Burroughs. who have had custody OF
her since the death OF her parents. six
years aEo.
oliver Carson. ihe child's brother.
sourht % obtain custody OF her, hut
fhc attachment Tor TIE Burroughs
proved Stronger than her affection FOR
her brother and the court ruled That
the little ones decision settled The
contest. The court also allowed The
motion b change the little ones
name 60 Bernice Burroughs.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
DEATHS


ALTENUS-In this city, on July 16
1920 William II. Altemus, husband Of
Jennie NJ Thomas, In his 49th year.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral services, at his late
residence 27f7 West Third street on
Monday afternoon, July 10. at o'clock.
Interment at Silverbrook cemetery.
ARTHUR-In this city, on July 16.
Michael j., husband Of Mary A. Ar
thur, In his 61st year
Relatives and friends are invited to at
bend the funeral services from his late
residence, 1909 Church street, on Tues
day morning, July 20, at O'clock. Re
quiem high mass at St patrick's r. C.
Church. Interment at Cathedral Gene
terry. (Remains may be viewed Monday
evening July 49,
DOWNEY-On July 10, 1920, Charles A.
Downey, in his 61st year
Relatives, friends and employees Of H
q II. Corporation, are invited to at
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence, Rose Hill, near Wilmington, on
Monday afternoon, July 10. at o'clock
Qocal time). lnterpent at Silverbrook
cemetery.
BARRETT-In this city. on July Is, 1920,
John D., husband Of Martha Barrett
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services, from the resi-
dence Of his sOn-in-law, Edward Green
halgh, 80 n. Franklin street, on Sun
day afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock. Interment
at Silverbrook cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
FAKE CARD OF
WOMAN SDEATH
Contlnued from Flrsi Page

tin Miller. from whom she is sepa-
rated, still liVes here
Mrs. Miller says she inquired at the
Medico-Chi Hospital and was inform
ed that no woman Of the name OF
Alice r.. Miller had died there. She
believes, despite the discrepancy in
the names OF Alice and Gladys, that
the death notice refers TO her be
cause she is the wife Of Martin Mil
Ter.
She was informed Of the agency
through which the death notice was
received 10 is a significant fact, how
ever, that a bill sent 30 Mrs. Rhodes
came back with the information that
no such person was known at 1920
South Broad street, Philadelphia
Efforts to locate the fakir are now
being made
Evening journal., 1920-07-17

LOST in STRIKES
ContInued from Flrsl pnre

------T---I II TTTT 7 ~ TTET
Strikes which do not continue at
least ten days are rare. government
The loss 10 employers would be
about SlO0O0000O i'm value OF pr0duc-
ton curtalled II wages represent one
quarter or the value OF the product.
The steel strike alone is estimated
10 have cost the workers approxi-
mately S3000,O00 a day in lost wages.
Wage losses of the outlaw railroad
strikers are believed 10 total nearly as
much as those OF the steel strikers
The cOnciliation bureau now has %
mediators at work in all parts Of the
country.
strikes are not breaking out as fast
as year ago" said Kerwin, hut
they're much harder TO settle now
than formerly.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
NEWS ODDITIES

Approximately S5O0OOOO000 have
special pension acts from the begin
ming Of the Civil War 10 date.
been paid by the government In pen
siOns since the Civil War
There arc about 100 widows Of vet
erans Of the War OF 1912 on the gov
ernment pension rolls today.
Some seventy citiees, with a popu-
lation OF 10000 or more, have adopted
the commission form o. goVernm, mt
II has been calculated that only
about 30 per cent Of the women
honor students Of the universities
marry.
There are about 100000 acres
Of swamp land in the United States.
of which 100000 can be reclaimed
for agriculture
The United States owns about iOC
mlcs Of seacoasi and controls s0ml
81. 600 miles OF nayigahle rivers.
Most cases OF poverty are said q
De due 20 sickn -.
There ere 10000 words in the Bng
lish language.
The total area OF the earth Is abou
i9l.0O0.000 square nilaa.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
MARKET HIGHER
AT OPENING TODAY

NEW YORK. July II UNITED Press)
Prices were generally higher at the
opening Of the New York Stock Ex-
change today. Opening quotations
were:
Retail stores "A, up 4; General Mo-
Tors 2ih up Is; United States Steel
9il5, up a Studebaker 70#, up &:
Reading 80, up a International Paper
Sh, of y Baldwin HIS, up 9s, and
Crucible i55, up g.
The jump Of eight points in Cruel
bic was The feature Of early trading.
The market became dull at the end
Of the first hour Of trading. There
was some evening up of commitments
by traders but II had little effect on
prices. lnvincible oil at its best
price was up ? points from Fridays
low Studebaker held around 20 and
Geenral Motors was firm at 2ii5.
Crucible was the most active stock
in the early trading. After an early
.high Of i55 II dipped TO i5i and then
regained half Of loss. The activity was
due TO an extra dividend declared at
a special meeting Of the directors
Friday
Mexican Petroleum held all Of IFS
recovery OF ffludy dftefnOOn. inter-
national Paper advanced about two
points on turnover Of a few hun
dred shares. Wells Fargo express was
strong.
United States Steel closed at 9is.
up Is Crucible i5ih, up Az; Vana-
dium S5, up h Baldwin ii7M, I'D s. (:
American Locomotive 97h, up A;
Mexican Petroleum 1872, up 4 I; Pan
American i05&, up Is; Invincible oil
44ls, up ~; Studebaker 7Oh, up 4 (:
General Motors %, up IS; United
States Rubber 92#, off *; Interna-
tlonal Paper Sih, up a; American
Woolen 7h. up y Retail Stores "a,
up a Southern Railway 29h, up rs ;
Kelly Springfield 96, Off II
The market closed dun.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
TO cnNTINuE sMnmING LESSONS

Women and girls wishing TO learn
10 swim or receive advanced instruc-
tion, are requested to register their
names with Miss Fxances l.. Range
at the Commutity Service, Tenth
and Market streets before next Thurs
day. Instruction will be given with
out charge each Thursday afternoon
at the Brandywine pool by Miss
Roberta Foster All who have re-
celved instruction under George II.
Carson. during his campaign at the
y. NJ c. A.. are urged 90 continue
their lessons. The beginners class
VIII take place at 7.3o o'clock and the
advanced class from 730 to So'clock
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
THIS COUPLE TO BE
MARRIED ON STAGE
Ir1cI-1 A Th1 Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
GEOnGETONN. July fI.-Nhat
prom lecs 10 De one of The most
nnirue weddings that ever took place
in lower Delaware VIII be solemn'zed
"Wednesday night on next week at The
Hudson Theatre. IN Selhyv'ie when
Mss Golda ~. Si0nesfer. daughter o.
Charles Siuncslier. " Westminster
Nd. win become ihc bride of Harry
A. losl. a member OF The Columbia
stock Co. and son OF Israel losi OF
phiiadelphia. The ceremony will
Gorreii ~ NardelIa Springs. Nd As
a wedding present. the mandsemeni
of the company viii donate q ten
perceniaea Of hc receipts for The
night. and Immediately following The
marriage a wedding supper VIII bf
served.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
DELIGHTS WITH SONGS.
Special TO The Evening Journal.
nONER. InlY IL. \. Jones. Nee

DOVER, July Ill. +. Jones, Negro
director Of music at the Summer
School for colored students at the
State College, near Dover, delighted
the delegates and visitors at the Ep-
worth League Institute being held at
Wesley Collegiate Institute on Thurs
day evening with several songs. Di-
rector Jones is a graduate OF the
state College for ColOred Students.
DIT. Morgan, one OF the instructors at
the EpWorth League Institute, made
an address yesterday afternoon at the
State College Summer School. Or.
Morgan was a r>lassmate OF DR.. w. G..
Jason, while at Drews Theological
Seminary
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
DELEGATES RETURN
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Mayor Eben r. Frazer, OF Newark,
and Benjamin A. Hazel. OF Smyrna,
who were delegates 10 the Demo-
cratic Convention, at San Francisco.
returned yesterday. Former Senator
Willard Salisbury, who accompanied
them on a tour OF Yellowstone Park
sor four days, stopped of at Chicago,
and will return home tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
MOTHER AND TWIN Girls WED

NAITANAT-U, Inu.l July IIl-A
triple wedding, IN which a mother
and her twin daughters took the
part was solemnized here yesterday.
Mrs. Lillian Zane was married 10
John Rively. while her children, Co
"a and Nora, became brides OF VIII
liam Baker and Harry Erler, re-
suectiVely.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
MILMINcToN nAs nAY oTF.

Due TO a misunderstanding with
The Nillville. n. j.. baseball club, the
Wilmington Club Is without a game
for today on Sunday the Whining
ton team vii tackle The strong Balti-
more Black Sox at Baltimore In a
double-bcader. The club will leave
on the $40 a. m. train STANDARD timel
at the Baltimore & Ohio depot. Man
ager Wintrun will take along the fol
lowing players. Hall. Duffy. Talia-
fcrro. Ralney, Baker. G. Smith. Finne-
gan. Boyle Thompson, Lang anC
George Winters.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
MIN As AITOMOBur nuFF.

Expressing DIS Intention Of plead
ing guilty 10 the charge. Ernest L.
Smith. Negro. waived hearing in the
Municipal Court this morning on a
charge OF larceny OF an automobile
from L. r. lie Barron. manager OF
The Breidablik Farms Bail was fixed
at $500
smith was alleged 10 have stolen
the machine on Tuesday and was ar
rested In Baltimore on Thursday. Tie
was returned here yesterday by De
iectiyo Mahoney.
The Negro wore a tailor-made uni
form Of a private in the army.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
ENTERTAN Al CARns.

spcfIal u Tlo EV6nInE journal.
SEAFORn. July i7.-Miss Mary
short. daughter Of Postmaster and
Mrs. A. W. Short entertained a NUM-
her of her friends al "cards" last
evening at her home on Cannon street
Those present were Misses Sarah
RaWlins, Agncs Huston. Madeline
Lord. her guest. Miss Tallcy. n Ten
nessee; Ruth and Katherine stevens.
Corrine Warren. Laura Galloway,
l Messrs. Charles West, William Par
sons. Twiford Morris, Milton Cannon,
| Dallas Culver, Dorsey D0noh0 and
! Halbcrt Robinson.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
MAY BtuID STIUcF

Members OF the Levy Court held a
conference this morning relative 10
the building OF a sluice along the
Delaware river between Delaware
City and Port Penn. The matter will
Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
THREE BROTHERS
INHERIT FORTTNF

YARDLEY. Pa, July i7.-Winlam
MacDonell and two brothers, Elmer
and Frank. Of this borough, have re-
celved word that they are recipients
on large fortune left them by
George Brown. OF san Antonio. Tex
am on prospcctor and an uncle who
died several days ago. Mrs. oharles
s liz and Mrs. Daniel Hon, Of Yard
ley. are two others mentioned In the
viii. the particulars OF which have
not been received.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
ANFUTTES REBEL,
ATTACK PEKING

SHANGHAI, China, July DELAYED,
United Press THE Anfuites, dOhi-
nant milharists OF Peking, are battling
the invading army from Cheli prov
ince. which is seeking control OF the
peking government. The cabinet is
- miles outside Peking. ready for
flight II necessary. There is no esti-
mate OF the casualties. The fighting
at times has been desperate.
Foreigners and members Of the dip
lOmatic corps are actively advocating
peace. A protracted northern war is
feared.
PEKIN, China, July i6. delayed,
United press. Supporters OF Cen
eral Chi III clashed with a body OF
pro-Japanese troops on the outskirts
Of Pekin today. Many wounded were
cared for at the Pekin hospitals. No
account Of casualties was obtainable-
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
FAIn WFrk pnFDIcrrn

WASHINGTON, JulY l7.-FOr0casi
for the period July 40 10 81. inclu-
siVe:
North and Middle Atlantic States
.Generally fair weather. althouch
probably somewhat unsettled Mon
day or Tuesday. with local showers
Sessonable temperatures
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
DFIuAR WINS ONF

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DELMAR. July F-rhe Delmar p.
3. a W. ball team won rs flrst game
yesterday from Salisbury. 90 3.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
HELD on LARCENY CHARcF

ON a charge or larceny OF $50 from
Mary Reed, Negress, Viola White, Ne
gress. was held IN $500 bail for court
by Deputy Judge Finger in Municipal
Court this morning Detective Riley
testified that Viola confessed taking
the money from Mary's room.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Juy n Omitted Press))-
Opening grain:
Wheat, Dec. 259@5s; March $3.50
6iih.
Corn. Sept i5Odh Dec. t3S%@%.
Oats July S9h; Sept. 76B@T; Dec.
75Aq1z.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
HAS WARr nEMnNFn.

Carlaln Daniel NJ kelleher, OF The
Police Department. who has suffered
for some time with wart on the
inside OF the lower lid OF his right
eve. had the war removed yesterday
hy Dr. Charles p. White, in the Ford
RulldIng.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
CITY RANK CLEARINGS

Clearlngs OF The local banks for the
week ending today as announced by
the Farmers Bank the clearing house.
were S3,4i5, ,0SS.36 as compared with
si,5i0,660.5S for the corresponding
week Of last year.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
NEW YnRK CnrTnN

NEW YORK, July II UNITED Press)
The cotton market opened steady
today October sold at 3i.55, up 10;
December $3.50, up Z: January 32.05, up
3; March 3.2S, up 3; and May 3045,
up ).
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
FINTD TINO non DnIrNKFNNESS

Pleading guilty TO chanecs OF drunk
enness, Mike Castigliano and Thomas
Deputy Judge Finger Ia Municipal
Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
Sines and Welch
Florists

2f2 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
a Specially.
d. & A. 56T2.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
of local securities.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17

Business partnerships may be form
ed TO advantage this month through
the Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
Influenza Blamed for
Mistake in Shipping
Body to East Las Yeas

Denver, Colo. Feb. 5.-Tn1uenzs
vas blamed for the mistake in sub
shutting another body al a locsI m
qertaking parlor here for fEs+ ~
george Il EinkeL OF East Las Vevas
y NJ Because Of the many desfhs
que 10 influenza and necessffv fo-
eLnploy ing labor unfamiliar with the
work the local undertaken said he
Tags on bodies in the moreue hsJ
become interchanged
M k1nkefs body was shippad 70
last Las vegas yesterday and that
o. the substitute has been ordered
returned to Denver.
helaJiVes and friends Of Kinlxe1
pnllanthropist and widely knovr1
elLzen, received a shock al Easf -
vegas when they were Invited -
view his remains. just before ne 80
ket was about TO be CONSIGNED TO Ire
sIdFe, by discovering that the bodv
gsIore them was not that Of NJ
The body was brought 10 las
vegas by Mrs. Kinkel. Who aid rof
view the body from the time it v-ss
turned over 10 the firm OF undar-
s s5-e She was prostrated over me
Mr. and Mrs. EinkeI were visiting
relatives in Denver. Mrs. Ki1EeI's
former home, when he was Stricken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
ORGANIZATION TO RAISE
FUNDS FOR IRISH REPUBLIC

Phoenix. Ariz.. Feb. 5.-An organ
ization TO raise funds for a loan to
the Irish republic" has been formed
In Arizona. II was announced today
with the statement that $4,000 had
been fixed as the quota The state
organization includes state chair
man, Peter Ryan, Phoenix district
chairman William Ryan, Globe. r Z.
Morrison. Prescott. J. L Byrnes.
Flagstaff; John Reilly. Tucson; F. J..
Barry, Nogales; John Fitzpatrick.
Bisbee; DE- c. E Rooney, Yuma, and
Lawrence McAlee. Swansea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
BEST
GATARRH REMEDY
IS HOMEMADE KIND
Anyone Can Make a Whole Pint for
Small Sum-Enough to End Any
Ordinary Case Of Catarrh.
Kentucky Druggist Warns Catarrh
Sufferers to Watch Out
for Catarrh.

That people who have catarrh are
more apt 20 gather in flu germs than
people who are free Of this vile dis
ease, Is freely admitted by most mem
bers Of the medical profession
This IL because the raw. inflamed
membrane Is in such an unhealthy
condition that It 10 not strong enough
70 Withstand the attack OF pernicious
germs.
All persons who have catarrh or
any symptoms OF this obnoxious dis
ease will find instant relief and real
help by gargling with and snuffing
up or spraying the nostrils with a
simple remedy that can easily be
made at home.
Get three quarters Of an ounce OF
Mentholized Arcine at any drug store
and pour into a pint bottle. then fiji
the bottle with water that has been
boiled.
Now you have a pint Of medicine
that when used as directed will
quickly soothe and hssl the sore. ten
der lining Of the nose and throat
Not only that. but those who have
used Il state that Il speedily stops
the discharge and that snuffinE.
hawking and splitting viii disappear
in a few days
It's worth something for eatarrh
sufferers 70 know Of Mentholized Ar
cine. especially when the United
States Public Health Service has is
sued statement which says:
Probably. but no means certainly,
there win be a recurrence Of the in
fluenza epidemic this year"
Important Reminder Use this
homemade medicine as directed, as
soon as anyone in the family catches
cold in the head. IL acts speedily and
is pleasant 10 use.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
List of Errors Women
Make in Business Life

Chicago. III, Feb, 5.-Here are the
main errors women make IN every
day business life given by Mrs Irving
T. Stern, head Of the women's divf-
sion OF the Federal Securities cor
poration:
Neglecting to get receipts when
bills are paid in cash
Neglecting to keep such receipt
readily accessible.
Inability to keep check books bal
anced-
Careless handling OF valuable busi-
ness papers
Affixing signatures 10 documents
without proper understanding Of their
full contents.
Tendency to live beyond current
income
Failure 10 conserve income and TO
save consistently lessen hope OF com
Portable old age
Tendency TO invest money on dan
gerous hearsay without proper know
ledge OF facts
Failure to encourage the habit Of
thrift partially started during war
conditions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05

Need OfGreat
Social Spirit

Value Of community service was
the chief topic Of discussion at the
regular weekly luncheon OF the Fl
Paso Rotary in the Sheldon hotel
Thursday.
Julius Krakauer said community
service on a larger scale was essen
tial here and that such work is meas
ured not by its own specific program
but by the stimulation and organiza-
ton now existing or 10 be developed.
OF the interest and activities OF other
agencies now existing or TO be de-
Feloped- He declared the service a
preventive as well as a cure for many
evils.
quotes Herald Editorial.
he quoted from a recent editorial
70 the FL Paso Herald, touching on
the cruL Of community bettermeut,
which he commended highly. and
agreed that because people OF city
cooperated socially as well as indus
trially there was no need of the
banker, minister or broker Shaping
the garbage collector on the hack in
familiarity
He explained a suggested typical
month program for community bet
torment. which detailed a number of
get-togethers, such as athletic events,
slngsongs, organ recitals. shopping
matinees and band and orchestra con-
certs.
Wants Place for Lovers.
Rev Dwight Bradley spoke a few
minutes on the same subject He de-
clared there was need Of more places
Tor people to 90. Men need some
place TO 90 evenings" he continued
someone interrupted here and asked
Why he could not stay at home. Mr..
Bradley urged suitable places for
young men and women TO meet; "a
place where a young lover can make
proposal in a decent way" He con
tended that II he were building q
church here he would provide a con-
servatory with palms and other suit
able settings where lovers could pro-
pose He said also he would install
a dance floor and other entertain
ments TO compete with public halls.
Cigars were passed by Robert Z.
Parker, ST.. in honor OF Robert L
Parker, IT, new arrival at his home.
Hal Christie won this weeks at
tendance prize. Ed Lachman is the
goat for next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
YOU CAN MAKE
Y0URSKIN WHITE,
SOFT and CLEAR
With the Lovely Tint Of
Youth.
By the Use Of the Popular
Black and White Beauty
Treatment.

~ you are dissatisfied with your
complexion because Of unsightly skin
hlsmishes, such as liver spots.
FIRE clzles. rough or pimply skin. do
this todaT-go 70 your nearest drug
store, get a package OF BLACK and
WHITE Ointment and a bar Of
BLACK and WHITE Soap Before
retiring, wash the face, neck. arms or
hands with warm water and Soap and
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the creamy Ointment. according to
directions. The next morning wash
off the Ointment. using Black and
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almost after the first nights treat
ment- Repeat the applications and
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u YOU cannot find the Black and
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
WEDDING FEATURES SOCIAL
EVENTS AT LAS CRUCES. Nm

Las Cruces, y. n, Feb. She So
- - event OF the week was the we'd
qlns az the home Of Dir. and Ms.
n Holl Las Cruces avenue. at s
gcloeh w ednesday night. when their
daughter. Miss Edna Holt 1910
Sllrley Iarston, OF Ranger. Teas
me wedding march was D1aved b,,
Mss Eunice Jones. who also accom-
panied Mrs Baylus Cade. who sang
i Love You Truly"
IseE- duncan Alatheson. pastor OF
the Methodist church. uerfo--7e5 ~
marriage ceremony.
Best man was Francis Burke.
bridesmaid was Miss Jane talbot
after congratulations and refresb-
ments the couple left for FL Paso IN
QUE 70 their new home at Ranger.
where Mr.. Marston has a vrhoIessis
house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
ARIZONA INFLUENZA
CASES ON INCREASE

Phoenix, Ariz-. Feb. 5.-Arizona has
100 cases OF influenza with ten Of
pneumonia and five deaths, accord
ing 70 a report sent by the state
health department 10 surgeon gen
eral Blue, the department announced
today The report did not include
Maricopa county Meanwhile. fur
Their reports from county health Off
GERS were being received at the
health departments office here. Co
contno county reported one case OF
pneumonia and one death in the past
two days. XaTapai county reported
four new cases OF influenza and Co
chise county ten cases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-05
Cured Rupture

vas badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago Doctors said ms
only hope Of cure was an operation
rrusses did ne no good Finally i got
hold Of something that quickly and com
pletely cured me. Years have paEsad ann
the rupture has never returned. although
I am doing hard work a. a carpenter
There was no operation. no lost tine. no
trouble. I have nothing 70 sell. but will
give fun information about hog yen rnay
find a complete cure without operation.
u sou write 70 me. Eugene IL Puils1. cal
neurer. 517-F 1fascellus Avenue, Mana
guam " J. Better cut cut this notice and
show % 70 any others Who are ruprured-
you may save q lie OF at least stop the
misery Of rupture ard the very and dan
ger OF an operaticn.-Adv-