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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
ny MRS. NJ. A. NILSSON

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Copyright, 1920, by Public Ledger
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On just what the terms green veg
etables signifies to the busy house
wife may depend the true secret OF
the family health. Green foods.
which contain an abundance of min
eral salts, water and a little starch
or the nutritive element-these play
n real important part In our daily
health balance.
Greens, such as spinach, lettuce,
radishes. asparagus. new beans, peas,
beet tops. etc, contain large amounts
of chlorophyll. little or no carbohy-
drates; they dilute and purify the
blood stream and help to eliminate
waste by furnishing sufficient bulky
material to sweep the intestinal tract.
Specialists tell US that the family
for whom q planned DIET Is used h a
includes an abundance of the greens
in the early spring and summer are
repaid by a clear eye, a steady nerve
and a good physical health In gener
al. Leek. onions, garlic, garden herbs,
UGH as tarTagon, chives, parsley, cell
cry, watercress, mint, radishes ana
also asparagus, are duretic and they
increase the flow OF saliva and other
secretionS.
There are also the antiscrobic veg
ttdDltS, Us lODAdlOtGf
bage, celery, watercress. lettuce, en-
dive and escarole salad plants.
To prepare the uncooked Vegeta-
bles for the table 1t is most import
ant to wash or cleanse these plants
thoroughly. Invisible mites or sEigs
frequently cling to the under SIDE OF
the leaves and no amount OF washing
will dislodge them. So for satety,s
sake place one tablespoonful of salt
i'm the rinse water and allow these
green's to stand in this water Tor
three or four minutes. hen with the
hands thrash the vegetables or
green's up and down in the water and
then let stand for about a minute to
let the stugs fall to the bottom OF the
pan. Lift the green's to a pan .or
clear water and then drain.
All this may seem troublesome 10
you, but it is necessary if you wish to
avoid danger.
The use of baking soda in cooking
these greens spells danger; aside
from the fact that baking soda de-
stroys the valuable mineral content
of the vegetables. which are the vita
mines, it also causes a chemical re-
action hat frequently is the cause OF
serious intestinal troubles. For TINS
reason do not use baking soda when
you are cooking vegetable greens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
Health Versus Green Vegetables;
Three Spring Meals For Sunday
PLANNING THREE MEMS FOR
SUNDAY

PLANNING THREE MEMS FOR
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST
Baked RhuDarb and PruneS
Fried Tomatoes, Cream Gravy
Toast WatereTess
Radishes
Sweetbread Patties
Rice Croquettes Asp'i"7"S
hrh Coffee
Macaroni, Cheese Sauce
Egg and Tomato Salad
Corn Mullins bakeo APP'
Tea
Tho market basket will require:
One-half pound of prunes
THREE punches Of rhuparp
Two green peppers
Six tomatoes
One bunch OF w~atercress
Two punches of radtshes
one bunch of asparagus
One bunch of parsley
One head of cabbage
One head of lettuce
One bunch of solutions
One stalk of celery IT,.
one pound of two edium-siz
~sweetbread
One-half dozen eggs
one package OF spaghetti
Six apples no
and the usual staples that are re-
quired every week.
Baked Rhubarb and Prunes
Wash one-half pound OF pruhes
and cover with cold water for n
hour. Wash again and then pace
the prunes in a baking dish n auq
One bunch of rhubarb. cut IN men
pieces
One-half cup of boiling water.
Place in the oven and BAKE Slowly
until the rhubarb is soft.
Swectbread PattieS
Cut slices of bread three inches
thick and then with a spoon SCOOP
ont a deep we'll in the center. TRIM
off the crusts and then place on the
bal,ing sheet in the oven and toast 70
a delicate brown. Place sweetpreaa
in cold water to cover just as soon as
they come from the market. Ad9
one tablespoon of lemon Juice anu
LET stand for two hours. Now Dram
and remove the fatty tubes, pace III
n saucepan and cover with bolllnS
water. Bring to q boil and coo lot
ffteen minutes. Drain n cool anu
Mace on ice until needed for dinner.
When ready to serve make a sduce
"a follows: Place in a saucepan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
GIVEN FAREWELL PARTY

Members of the Christian Endeav-
or Of the First Presbyterian church,
of which the Misses Charlotte and
Emily Peterson, of Penn street, have
been active members, held a farewell
party to them last night at the home
of Miss Dorothy Mackenzie. The
Misses Peterson leave tomorrow for
their new home In Elmira. They were
presented by the society with al
ivory dresser set. Games were play
ed and refreshments served.
Among those present were the
Misses Charlotte and Emily Peterson,
Bertha Brown, Helena Wright, Ruth
Hancock, Hannah Hughes. Stephan
ma Gutowski, Susie Shafer. Elsie
Miller, Leissa Henry. Frances Henry
Nellie Mackenzie, Dorothy MacKen-
zie, Mildred Mackenzie, Edith Mac
Kenzie, Messrs. Earl Barnes, Oscar
Peterson, Albert Peterson, 8. Kraft
George Dawson. Charles Mackenzie
Bliss Adams, Rev. and Mrs. Frede'
rick D.. N~iedermeyer, Mr.. and Mrs
Burton Gehret, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gillis
Mrs. Ole Olsen, Mrs. John Foster
Mrs. Edward Wilson and Mrs. n
| Adams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
ORGANIZED FACTORY
ACTIVITIES OUTLINED

The first meeting of the organized
factory activities under the Commun-)
ity Association was held last night
In the Community House. Miss Helen
Grannis is the chairman of the COM
mittee assisted by Miss Edith Meyers,
secretary. Miss Doris Willsey Is chair
man of the athletic committee assist
ed by the Misses Anna Kupec and
Mary Hollup. Miss Edith Meyers is
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee assisted by the Misses Elizabeth
Heating and Elizabeth Abolansky.
Miss Alice Cladek has charge of the
r~efreshment committee.
1t was decided to hold a May Walk
on Sunday afternoon, May 23. The
girls will start from the Community
House at 2 o'clock. This walk Will
include the girls from Cheseborough
Standard Underground Cable Co.,
Headlight Overalls, General Cigar
Factory, Porto Rican Cigar Factory,
Bayuk Brothers Cigar Factory. Wool
worth five and ten CEN store, Nc
Crory's fve m ten cent store, Koch
Shirt Waist Factory II Goodman,
Cohen and Company.
The committee will hold its next
meeting Thursday night in the Com
munity House those on the commit
tee are Miss Helen Grannls, chairman;
the Misses Ruth Pratt, Edith Meyers,
Doris WiIlsey, Alice Cladek, Mrs. II.
w. Moore; from the Cheseborough
Miss Mary Knudsen; from the Stan
dard Underground Cable Company
Miss Sadie Barrett; from the Head
light Overalls, Miss Elizabeth Abol-
ansky; from the General Cigar Fac
tory the Misses Francis Petrosky and
Anna Jugon; from Porto Rican Cigar
factory. Miss Mary Hollop; from Bay
.uk Brothers Cigar Factory, Miss Anna
Brinsko; from Woolworth's five and
ten CEN store, Miss Alma Nume;
from McCrory's five and ten cent store
Miss Elizabeth Evans, from Koch
Shirt Waist Factory, Miss Sarah fish
Ter; from Goodman Cohen Shirt Com
pany, Miss Julia Herbert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07

CUT
Silk Jersey has become almost as
staple a material as serge or taffeta.
This distinction II justly earns be-
cause of it's serviceable qualitieSOfor
il does not easily wrinkle. and Is light
enough for warm days and quite com
Portable for the cooler days of Spring,
while clever dressmakers make eager
use of its clinging grace for frocks
designed TO slenderize.
The sketch today shows this lus-
trous material in a lovely shade OF
henna red, machine embroidered all
over I'm a chain-stitching of silver
gray floss. with n gray cord girdle
ingeniously fashioned of braided kid
skin strips.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
Personal Mention

Miss Margaret Skidmore has re-
turned to her home in Plainfield from
a few days visit with Mrs. r. z. Laur-
isen in First street.
Mrs. Iner Nelson, of Elizabeth, Is
spending a week with her aunt, Mrs.
Peter Christensen, in First street.
Mrs. George Runyon and Miss Ruth
Runyon. of High street, spent yester-
day in Newark.
Mrs. Clara Williams. of Newark,
spent yesterday with her sister Mrs.
William Van Pelt. in Rector street,
Mrs. VIM. Llenwellyn and daugh-
ter Ruth of salt st. Marie, Canada,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Fred
Arner In Brighton avenue.
Mrs. Frank Meyers. of Madison
avenue, was a New York visitor yes
terday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Solt of 215 Broad street,
Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Sacarny, of Garwood. last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Sacarny were
formerly of this city.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Miller, O
Cleveland. o., have returned hom'
after two weeks with the former
sister, Mrs. Lester Gardnerg of Mapl'
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
GIVE PROGRAM FOR
WOMEN'S G.. o. P. EVENT

The principal speakers at the
heating for women voters to be heId
under The auspices of the Republican
State Committee in Newark ne4.
| Tuesday will be Mrs. John Is. Fralt
of New York and Mrs. Arthur Lavsr
chairman of The National Republican
Ways & Means Committee. Durins
the war h was woman liberty loan
chairman for the district
New York, Connecticut, and northern
New Jersey. -
Mrs. Livermore was
chairman of the woman suILrase
party before the vote was won
Kew York. Immediately after the
sr1ccessfuI campaign there she ana
Miss Mary Garrett Hay undertook 70
oroanfze the Republican women OF
Tsw York and the success of thelr
work IL demonstrated by the fact
hat in the recent New YORK primary
| elections Mrs. Livermore was etecte9
an alternate at large to the natiohal
Republican convention IN Chleaso
next month.
chairman of the New Jersey Repuo-
lican Ways & Means Committee, U
NIrs T.. r. Feickert, vice chairman
for Women Voters of the Republican
State Committee. will also speak al
Tuesdays meeting, which Is 10 DC
held in Sayre Hall. Y. w. ca. build
ing, SO washington street,
All women Interested IN VotIns
whether they have deeIded 10 ann
ata themselves with the Republican
nartv or not are cordially invited 70
attend this meeting. The subjects to
he covered by the various speakers
are @Whv Women Should Enroll In
| Political Parties and why WomeL
! Should Endorse the Repuollcan
Party"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
LEGION DANCE AT HIGH
SCHOOL FRIDAY, MAY 2

BIZ Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, May THE American
Legion dance 10 be held by the Mat
avian and Keyport Posts in the high
school auditorium on Friday, May 81,
will be q big affair. Several hundred
tickets placed on sale during the
week, have been largely disposed of.
Gardeners Society orchestra Will fur
nfsh the music for the occasion and
choice refreshments will be served.
Committees from the combined
posts are canvassing the neighboring
towns and a large attendance Is as
sured.
Commander J. Duncan. OF the Mat
avian Post. and Commander II. Il.
Hopkins. of the local post. are chair
men of the respective committees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
Woman's Club TO Aid Drive.

SOUTH AMBOY, May 7-Tomor-
row the Woman's Club of this city
will AXE charge of the Near East
Relief Drive and conduct q city wide
tag day" It is planned to conduct
this drive in the same systematic
manner as the Red Cross and hospital
drives when the ladies turned over
to the committee a large sum OF
money.
Mrs. Fisher will head the commit
tee In charge of this work n will
be assisted by a number of young
Indies who will endeavor to tag" ev-
cry person appearing on the streets
of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07

One-haIf cup of flour
Two and one-half cups OF niIH
hring ouicEIv TO a boil and cook Tor
three minutes. Now add
Two green peppers. minced me
one cup of celery. cut INTO Anci
nieces and parboiled until tender
Two hard-boiled eggs, quarterea
one and one-half teaspoons Oh SAT-
One-half teaspoon of pepper; -.
And the prepared sweetDreaos Le
into inch blocks. Heat Slowly ~ az
ho;iing noint and then I'LL into the
Loatod nattie cases. Sprinkle Win
finely chopped parsley and serve.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
Plan Moonlight Walk

The Barbara Freitche Girls held
their regular meeting last night In
the Community House in Johnstone
street. They decided to have orange
and black as the club colors. Rings
with B. F. G.. were also discussed.
Final plans for the moonlight
Walk to be held Tuesday night were
discussed. The club members n
their escorts Will meet at 8 o'clock at
the corner of Amboy avenue ana
Washington street. Following the
business session refreshments of cof-
fee and cake were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take'
Olive Tablets

To have a clear, pink skin. brigit
ewes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy
like childhood days, you must Keep
your body free from poisonous wastess
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets "a vege'
table compound mixed with olive oill
act on the liver and bowels like calomea
yet have no dangerous after effect.
Take one nightly and note results.
They start the bile and overcons
consultation. That's why millions Of
boxes are sold annually. 10c and 25c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
The Girl Who Smiled Thru
BY MARION RUBINCAM

On top was an envelope. She opened
II.
T greet you on YOU arrival" II
read. 1t was Signed
With lots Of love from Lawrence.
Alice gathered tho roses in her
arms as though they had been living
friends. She buried her head in
their fragrant petals and began 10
cry. But her tears were not those OF
loneliness. How sweet and thought
full Lawrence wasl
Tomorrow-Auofhcr Beginning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07
SaIems to Dance

The Salem A. G. of this city VIII
hold a dance Saturday night in h
Western Improvement Association
Hall in Brace avenue. The music for
the affair will be furnished by a Jazz
orchestra.
The feature Of the evening VIII be
q prize waltz. The committee IN
charge "a headed by ". Ballo. assist
cd nv A. Martin and H.. Stocked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07

Joh Huff. Jr., of the Marine Corps,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Huff. of High street, for a few hours
last night upon his return from a
trim around the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-07

Miss Mabel LIE Fevre, formerly a
in Fosters department
store. has resigned n will be afhli-
ated In the future with the standard
Irndarnrnmnd Cahle C0mnanY.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
NEW PLAINS F0R
 PEACE OR WAR

Chicago, I esday-A Jig new Aeroplane designed by a local aero plane concelu. and posessing a'qulck trahsiormatIon feature will be of fered to tie government for It's use. The pane is designed a combination peace and war plane. It can be transferred In three hours from a passenger plane to a flying tank with an aru:ament of eleven guns and two thousand pounds of dynamite bombs. The design was made by local designer and the first plane has'been luilt by a local firm. Represen- tatIyes of Ihe concern will leave for Washington, toEorrow to consult with the War Dept CoLcerning bull
 lug similar planes for the'goyernment.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
9EMS. MUST
 FACE ISSUE

Marion Wednesday Presidential nominee Harding delivered a front porch speecn this afternoon. In it he said that 1t was apparent tha the men In control Of the Demo cratic campaign hoped to keep the Deague of Nations in the back ground In the campaign. we have promised that they would not be per mitted to do so, and the more the Democrats attempt to get away from this issue, the nor" lnsistent the country will be to know why they want to eyade it, and wha- they intend to do
 They ale interested in thIs is sue with the administration and mus let the country know tneir plans'for the future.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
BRITAIN SENDS
 SHARP NOTE

London Wednssday-The British Is irrItaf +d over what Is believes 8 Soviet RussiaT equlvo- cation. The Reds are evading the British suggestion that they malt at the arnistloe line of demarcatio In Poland and begin ypeScs negotiations
 The British government hes there- fore despatched, 8 snCrp note to tho Soviet government demanding a Yes Or No aBsWsr as to whether that government intends to Listen'to suggestion.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
ALASKAN OIL
 HOPE OF COAST

Washington, Wednesday-The navy geological! survey officials who have been iu Alaska investigating the reGently discovered oil supple of Al~ska, ave made their report. Sec retary Daniels announced today chat the Alaska oil fields vii eventuaiiy yield 6 large part of the oil supply needed uy the Pacific fleet. Tha coal deposits of Alaska total five hundred thousand tons are al- ready In signt in the NAVYS RE- SERVE lands h Alaska according to Secretary Daniels.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
FLOUR
 MILL FOR ALASKA

seattle Wednesday, The Steam ship Victoria on It's present trip to Nome will teke the first flour mil ever shipped to Alaska. The mil Is cOnslgred to the Tanana
 Valley Agricultural Association of Fairbanks. This marx an advance in the history of this country. A sixty five foot wooden oil tanker Is building for the Beering River Coal Co. of RRtella, and will be aunch ed from the Tregoing shIpyard"this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
NEW DEFENSE
 USED IN STRIKE

Denver, Thursday The Deny CT Tramsay has a strike on It's hands. The strIkebreakers intendir to disperse the crowde which had gathered 10 impede the rogress of a few cars which left the Central Barns let IosS Gn atts ak of gas. The victims of the gas attack were a score of policemen wao had bee, called to protect life and property. The result was that 6 dozen off CTS were temporarily incapiciated.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
Spokane and Jeff erSOn Sail With
 Full Loads

Seattle, Wednesdays- The Steam ships Spokane and Jefferson left }seattle, yesterday morning with a total of 26I passengers. Four fifths of whom were round trip e cursionists. The ret are mainly 'boun for the interior. LIceEsed Pilot George Crocker of the Spokane was suspended for twenty days by the Federal Marine Inspectors. Their'find ings show that he was navigating the ship at full speed when sh .struck t e cape Calvert Rocks.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
LEADER OUT FOR HARDING

Marion, WCdnesday-Following a conference with Harding Gt his home in Maron, T. V. O'Connor president of the international Long shoremcn's Union said. "I am for Harding 'ecauso I believe a change in admiuistl atlon is necessary to restore confidence In this country. ] know Hardt $ is a real man from wnou- labor will always get square deal"
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
BANDITS HOLD
 UP C.P.R. TRAIN

Calgary, WedneRday- The c. P. R. train running from Lethbridge thru the Grows nest was neld'uT at Sentinel near the'British Col umbia boundary by these fore igners yesterday.
 The men suddenly appeared'with guns. and conductor and passenger were leisurely relieved of their money and such valuahle1 as the band it's chose to abstract.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
WOMANSUFFRAGE
 SETTLED H ERE

Nashville. WedResday- GOyernor Roberts might have had thIs head ing put up over the capitol, when the legislature, which he has cal led for the special seslon meet on the ninth of this month. It Is pre dicted that Tennessee will be the state to bring about national Wo man Suffrage.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
ONE MAIL PLANE
 FALLS WRECKED

Omaha, Wednesday-NeW York sa FranciscO mall plane No. three pilot by Captain H. E. Harney and carr! Ing Eddy RtckePhacker, Leutenan J. O'brlen and Omaha passeng J. Obrlen and Omaha passcl CTS crashed into @ house and fell to the ground this morning. IT. party escaped injury but thepla. :waa completely wrecked
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
P1grirnSLanding
 To Be Observed

Washington, Wednesday-By pro- cldnatfon of the Prssident. It Is Suggested and requested that the Three HuEhreth anniversary of the landing Of the Pilgrim Fathers at Plymouth Rcck be celebrated thru out the United States on October the 18th. He appointed Samuel Me Call and Richards Hooker of Mass achusetts and George Peabody of Nav York as the members of the Tercentenary Commission
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
CAPTAIN STREET
 OUT OF HE RACE

Prince, George Tuesday, Captain Street who is in command of the New York to Nome flight came L"re from Jaspar to join his squad r,n which had preceded him. atr.et arrived in a terrific storm of driving rain and wllC, In Ian i-- h. overshot the landing field aud wrecked his machine. It Is not certain whether he can repair the machine Llls time to continue the riI -t. All members of the party r~o we'll at Prince IeCrge.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
FRANCE IN PACT
 WITH BELGIUM

Washington The general terms of the defensive military alliance b. tween France and Belgium wia made public today. The act as drawn up Oy Foch and the'Bel- gium chief pledges the military sup port of Belgium to France In the future in all armed conflicts up on condition that France Is not the aggressor in the fight.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05

London, Wednesday-The Bolshe- vikI have occupied Brest Lttovskn since last Sunday after taking man prisoners sn5 much war booty. Thi is the report accordtSg to an ottlc- Ial Moscow wireless message recelv ed here this afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
RAIDERS HOLDs COAST
 GUARD UP

London, Wedneaday-Armed rald CTS held up tle occupants of the NIizenhead lighthouse, county Cork and took S6OOO. The signalling aE intuition crossfire coast guard, station was elso raIded and the signalling apparatus taken. Success siye raids on the lighthouse have been successful.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
ARMY IN
 HASTY RETREAT.

Paris, Wednesday-The Polish. French and British Military ex psrts ar Warsaw telephoned here, that Warsaw might bo evacuated within two or three days The go'- ernment will probably be moved tt CracoT. rClisb experts report tn; tha Polish army along the Bug rSS- er made So precipitate retreat'that they dLd not destroy t!e bridges be- hiRd them. The Bug river Is War saE's last liI 3 of defence.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
REACHES
 SALT LAKE CITY.

S.lt Lake Wednesday-Monopi UGe of the squadron which is bla2- Ing the aerial mail trail to San Fran cisco from New York arrived from Cheyenne. The plane wa. pi!oted by Bert Acosta and Edli Rickenbacker.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
FREIGHT RATES
 GIVEN BOOST

washington. Wednesday-The fol lowing advances In right rstess are to bs allowed by the interstate com msrcs commission.
 Forty percent increase In the East, twenty five Der cent Increase in'the South; thirty Ave percent in the west; twenty five in the mountain and Pacific territory. Passengers,, fares are to be raised twenty per cent. -s l
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05

Little Rock, Wednesday -Wh' the mother and two older children were at church, Will J. Crutchcr threw their four youngcr children ir. to the Bayou and also drowned himself.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
REDS ARE STILL
 DRIVING POLES

London, Wednesday-Drlvlng thru 6 gap in the Polish front h Galic4a the Bolsheyiki cavalry reached 2 poInt thirty miles from Lemberg. 4 war despatch received here ye. teuday Saysrhe Reds gre striking to ward the rich GalIcian aoIl fields.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
MOVIE STARS
 START NORTH

Seattle, Wcdnesday- George Ed ward Lewis proposes to secure a; series of movie film pictures of Alaska which are not produced In Los Angeles. With . company of Movie Stars he sailed north on Thursday to take the first All Alaska fms. He will visit Fair banks. and the other principal towns or Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05

Scattle, Wednesday-- Pilot J. l. Hill in a seagull type of machine e,inged his way from attle to Lak' Crescent against a strong head wind for 12O miles in an hour and th'f'- fiyc minutes.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
.5tRnA; 1iOoPS
 SENI u BORDER

Paris. Wednes nesday-Ge!Tany has Is sued orders for troops to be sent to the eastern PrussIan border. |. This is . precautionary meas ure against the Poles and Bolsheyikl' who may carry their warfare across the Gcrmana frontier.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05
IRELANOS JULY
 TOLL |S 79

London Wednesday-Lloyd Georg 2ec3arNd l1 the House of Commons GodAy that he toll taken Tn Ireland for the monrn of July toVals twenty two Filled and fifty seven wounded.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-08-05

Fsr4s, Wednesday The evacua- don Of Warsaw Is momentary'ex- psctsd. 4 despatch s1 the foTelsn oSice IS the ground for this ex- pectati0n. .I W-R