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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
BclIel5cit,isfitits
In mlaSiucitck
Bur @efauas jAx Sss aSmiral
Soldaf; q kAel antsr ben
GladtIingen Gbeiia's.

2onoon Is. Gebr.-Gine aus
@iosfau bier einaetroffene Gepeide
briagt, baB in 8Iaoipoitof, geifolsf
uno 0eniibiest nnb nn6eren Gtdoten
Sibiriens 9ieboIution ousgebroden
1T. 8ie gertDaIhing befin6et iid ge.
gentpdrttg in Sanoen elmer probiio-
rii6en Heglerung, pelAe beItre6t
lit, 8erbinoungen nit Ser Goblet
reeierung an8ufriipfen.
g(us offiaiellen &oniuIorberisbten
eebt berbor, 6dB, als Die goIi6e-
tuiiten pie6er aus SSrfittsf ber.
frieben ipnroen, iie oen IOnlira[
&oldof nIs @efongenen nit fiA
idleppten, ben 5toatsicbas 1ber alt-
riidlnIien uluBten. 9ie @teIorng bon
Der Sinridtung oes sloniraIs Sol.
daf, oes einitigen 9berballptes Der
gMruiiiiden 9feeierung, bat anti
Tide geitdtiaing sefurl6en. @r uno
fein Miniiter @apeliabep ip,iroen am
z. Gebrunr, norgens 5 llbr, In ST.
flItsf eridoiien. I'm sipet ltbr NOR.
gems an bern genanrten Gage iprad
Dos rebolution1re aonlitee oos llr.
tell aus unO Mitglieocr bes &onlt-
tees bo1itredten es ntogIidit i6neIl,
Inn Rettunssberiude 5lt bereiteln.
ganif inter Sbeiia's 5ladtlinsen.
&onItontinopel, t8. 6ebr.-sltis
9eri9ten bon SIii6tIingen aus Soei.
ia sebt berbor, onB oie 8eipobner
Der Staot BEL Der 9ohriGt, oaB fi1
boIihetniftiidje SorSen Der Stoot
n6berten, bon einen1 poniIhen
Sdredet erQriffen tpuroen. glIs oie
4riessidiffe Der Miierten ben So.
fen berliebal ftiirSten ii9 bieIe
Srauen ms @ieer lno 0ffiaiere er.
iGoIieit fid1. 1aan fnb lid, ean6ttet.
Mofdineneeipebre oiif Die Mengc
diif ben Ahers alt ridten, I'M elm
lleberloben Der Sdiffe nit SIiidt.
Iineen at berbiiten. 9ie 8oIideiuiIten
batten bon Der Sta6t aus ibr 5euer
alf Die Gods seridtet, ipoieIbit fih
ettpa 5000 @enfhen befanoen, Die
t,eieris ipoten, ouf Sdiffe Sn ee.
lanaen, bic fie in Siderbeit bringer
ioIlten. gieIe bon ibnen botten S6us
auf 9nmpfern eeiu6t. oie feline
SobIe an 9or6 bdtten, In Der Soft.
pnng, oob iie 5iir gadtaeit ntitteIs
ShIeppern onfs @eer binousbe.
for6ert iperorr ipiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
S0fttteit cbfte ibr
,,Bierle" iticbt lebcn
isrembseborene berlaiien Sas 2anS,
I'M ibren @erSienit in Der alien
Seimat 81 bersebren.

Gbicogo, is. 6eb. ansIdnoer in
Gbicago uuo uutIiegenoen Srtldof
ten, nolneftIi9 ienen Der Stohl.S .Sn.
ouitrie, berIaNea nnIlcnbdft bos
2ono 800 Bis 1000 in Der $50.
DE. Die meiiten oiaicr 2eute foiir-
men aus 6en 9aIfanitoaten; fie dIIe
bnben reidlide @eIontittel, i,n6 bic
Sferereinnebmer oer oerdrtrten 2dn.
oer fperoen fid) iiher oh ibres Gin.
trefFens freuet. yggir tfiiiiien unfer
Bier boben, ooer mir Iterbef4 ali.
bertt fid Die 9llnerifantiioen. sssn bic
len 51llen lit nur bos Saltpt Der
SdiliIie beriibergefpmmen tno bot
Bic Seinen i'm oIten gdterInil0c gut
berforgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
Sen. Jcbnicft kiiftSiat
RattciSatlit an

2incol,t gfebr., Is. Se6r.
81blerpetitionen, I'M ben gtanteft
0es Senators Siran sSobnIon bon
Californian nuF oent 6tinun0ette[
Der repitb[ifoniiden 9sortei in Ben
prdiioet,tteIlen 9ortpoblen oen @Gb-
lern bon Rebrnsfa gu rnterbreiten.
ipiirben bein! StaatsiefretGr eilge.
reidt. Ser gsdnie syobnion lit Der
atpeite, Der ben StaotSiefret1r for.
neil nls 3onoibot fir Die IrGIi-
oentidoft ilnterbreitet tpir6, Die po-
Iitiiaen sSrelift6e oes Generals 8ooo
eridienen slterit ouf Dem Sdauplns.
Sic 4nb1nger 6es Generals GerIb.
ing baben nneefiinoiet. ooB fie in
ilddfter 3eit nodfoIeen iperoen. Ser
"a. M6r5 lit Der Ieste Gag fir oie
gineabe bon &etitionen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18

8oibington is. 6ebr.-gin gu.
ias Sn Der @erfaIiung Der 8ereinig-
fen Stoaten. 6ur1 ipelben Der @i5e-
prdii6ent ooer Der bo6ite Gabinetts.
beamte bereAtigt iperoen, tu1breno
Der llnfdDiefeit bes 8rdiioenten bic
8fli9tett rno gfedte 0esieIben at
ii6ernebnlen. lit bonn &ongreBabge-
or6neten sSaB, Sbio, porbereitet NOR.
ben ttnb miro beute Dem Sauie I'm.
terbreitet mer6en.
SeB nil Die 8erfaiiung 10 eripeis
term oaB Ser aonsreB ourh cine
genleinionle @eiolution Die 1lnfdbig-
felt bes grdiioenten feline 8flidten
au erfiilIen, erflaren fam, na6oei1l
bic Gatiode bnrd eine Inter.
r. Jung oes Sberbunbeseeridts feit-
geIteIlt lit. SIN Safe Der &ongreB
anr 3eit os8 @eeinns oes prdIiben.
tienen llnfabieteit ni6t lit Sibirte
iii, ioa Der gi5eprdIioent berpflidtet
iper0eu oeaiielben 8il elmer Sonoers
iisung eiit5uberufeL Inn oie Srage
81 ettidRioen, ob Der erIte 8edrtte
bes 2anoes iinitanbe lit, ieine 8fli1.
ten slt erfiiaen ooer ttidt.
8eri6ieoene ginaelbeiten oes
glans mil Geb ben 9lusfiibrungs-
geiesen au Dem borgefdlogenen fons
Ititutionellen amenonteft iiberIai-
len ). 9. bic Gntideioung iiberloie
5raee, iper Dos 9oreeben einaulei.
ten bot. seB eGaiibt, bns ObergeriM
iolle onrd) eine aenteinione &eio-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
Dcnti6c Rcffcn aitf
Sies IN Sstleswis

Berlin, 1S. Sebr. -stngeiidts Der
Stdrfe 6es oeltiden Minorit1tsbo.
tinls bei ben 9lbitiumlungen in
gloro.5dIestpis lit man in offisieI-
len areiien boiler Soffnnfng. ooB
cine @bitirrmung in ber atpeiten
Bone einen eroBen Sieg fir bic
Gcntiden ergeben ipirb. Wlon i9Gtt
Die neutrality-suspicious. 8ebolferiins IN
Der Sipeiten Gone aiif Mir neitn
Troaent.
Ger 2ofnI. I.alineiner ertIdrt, Dob
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
Sraaenitintfftrct,t itt
111arplanc pertuctfen

annapoIis, 9ao., tS. Sebr.-0ie
cjtants aiiemblb bon WsorplarS bot
ben 8erfaifinssaufus fir syroiien.
itinli1ireht beriporfen. ssSrp Senot
ipurSen f8 6tintrnen aegen itn6 8
Gtinnten fin Die Sotififoiion obge.
geben; i'm Souie mar Dos @erbGIt.
mis- Ga Stinrn,en seaen iino 36 fin
siotiftfotion, trosoein cine 0e(e.
eation bon Sronenredtleriftnen bon
MaItnasa ainaatraffen ipar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
u)etterbcriGt

Sir 0maba uno ltrngesetio -
SeiImeiie beipolft beite nadt iinn
Gonnerstas; riht bie[ 8erdnoeritng
in Der Seinperotlir.
Sir glebrosfn - S6on bsiite
no6t iulo 9onnerstng; ip1rrler I'm
t,orbIihsentrnIen Seil bette rndt.
Sir ssoipo - 11nbeitintnlt beiits
fldd)t rnS Gonnerstne; ipobridjeirt
Iih leidter Sdnee I'M Noroei,. JR
G5taS ta1rnier ON Eonnersto1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
BasteritsA sAmfitanS
iit Spatticis

sarnsoiia. is. Sebr.-gie gnii.
ern Grogoniens bnben iifJ erbobeir
iino perIdnsen alffteiEins oes San.
bes inter Die 2onoorbeiter. Sie
oroben nit Streifs nno slitfriibr,
ino mebrere 3uinnimenitobe boben
Stpiiden ibnen iino Der @enoarmeris
ltnttnsks%A~4.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18

3entraIfomitee Der 9entlden gereae BON
8Oten Sreus.
Berlin, 80. 35, ben 10. sSonlior 1920.
@5ei91Hs5intmer: Sdoneberger ltfer 49,
sSernrltf 9oGenoorf 2469.
$elegrarnl- -gloreiie &otfreua.
snerifanifdess$ilfstpert
getrifft: 8rief bonn 10. gsob 1919.
@btetInue 9ebrasfa
oes omerifnniIden SilfsfonOs fir WeitteI- -@uropo
1907 Soipnr0 StrnBe,
Omaha, Nebrnsfn.
8eebrte Serrenl-
@ait GROCER Sreu0e lto tiefgefiblter 9onf6arfeit
baben mir bon Sbrem geldGbten &onitee nit oenl
0nupfer D&ereinn" 996 Sfften Mild entpfangen, Die
uilter Die Stdote Gienad, 8reslau Dresden rllo
8en berteilt nitrben.
sSerner erbelten mir 0lir1 ben 9onrpfer yM2ar
Roio", Der gIedfdas I'M 9e5an6er eintraf, 1000
&iieu N1ild oie in gen, 9ortm,tnb, 9irnberg,
Gaiel 2iibed @rfutt un6 grnltnidpeig berteilt Dur
Den. St llebereinItinnnltig nit cSbren BiiniAen
beforbertcn mir I'M gan5en 500 Ssiiten oieer Gen.
Oingen 5itr Siilfe fit ilrtererndbrte to bngerbe
S1uglinge in 8ien oortbiil, itito mir boffen, 6dB
gSen 1T Der 3lpiiden5et ben gnipFang oieier Ser6n
gen beIt1tigt bot.
ggir legen einee 9rltdioden BET Die sic inte,
reiiieren nloeen.
Gle f0nnen fid beritdert balten, oob oiee Siilfs.
fe6tngen tie geipir0igt per0en, oipobl bon oenen
Die In ernftltder SCOT fino, ols audi bon uniern
snn5en 8oIfe, oas in beien ieIbitloien gemabuneen
ben anbru9 elmer rleiien 3et erblidt.
So6odhnssbol,
aimmIe, Sefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
,ttcccrite n1affen in
Nbefiinicn iiesrei6

2onoon, IS. syebr.-9ie pereinig.
ten gInItrengungen Der Stoliener
ino griten eegen ben nEoIle1t @tuI.
lab, Der eiRen 1Seilisen arieg"
seprebiet bate, fino ourd bic Ser.
ipenoung bon SSIiegern uilo 3onfs
erfoIgreid eepeien. Die @obnul.
trebaner inuroen aeritrelit. Ser
.2oIIe @enIloB" II entfomnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
1)cincare nimntf
fcincft ubi6ieS

gnris, is. seb.-@it benz beuti.
gen Soee tritt 9Brdiibent gointnre
iein amt Dem nelerp1bItep Grdii.
benfen 9eIdonel ob. CT bat iid &c.
ftern bon ieinem aobinett bcrabidie.
brt ino ibn ieinen 9ont fiir Die
trene @sitarbeit in ben lesten Sabren
oiisseiprodleu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
aaiierte iuerSsn nadjac6en.

Bolbingtotb Is. 5eb. (ltnIte6
SreB.) - Snl Stantsoeparteulent lit
man Der anfidt. baB Die 9nfiierten
benz 9rdfiOetten gegetiiber in Der
nOrintiiden srnse nndeeben INTO Die
glusfiibritug ibrer 9ldne aiisseibie-
ben iperoen. Gs miro ertuartet, 6ob
bic 9lnttuort Der ErenlierS beute i'm
Staotsoepartentent befonnt gegebea
iperoen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
glanrsr ssrIanasH $40 saasIaan.

Denber. COL, Is. Gebr.--0ie
@iitelieber Der biefieen wealrer.
iino @ppierimion berIonaen einerl
SogeIobn bon $40; $nnoIoneer 6rin.
gen ebenfnIls ouf eine 2obner.
bo9uns: iie berlnnsen $3.50 ben
Gag. .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
Sckret1r Baker
tuiScrlcot Gcriiette

8aibington is. Sch. - ariess.
iefretGr Safer erfI6rte beiite bos
@erii1t, iponod) er reiisnieren min.
ober 5itm WadfoIger 2aniing's aus.
erieben iporoen lit, ols faIif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18

be, Dob er 5ir 1eblgelt Sett fttht
na9 &om 5nriidfebren fonne, obne
cine enbeiiItige Gnti9eioune iiber
Die noriatiid)e Grase feiner &egie.
rung norauIcgen. 9ieIer Snfornto.
tion 5itfoIge ioa fib geitti se1uBert
bnben, oaB er es ntiioe iei, 5lpiiben
Boris urtb 2or6on bin un6 ber 0n
loufen. unb cine erogiilti9e Gnt.
ideiouns iei ndtie, falls er Die aon.
troae iiber Die italieniide &esierine
bebaIten ioI[.
Gie Gage Srnnfreids i,n6 @roB.
britanniers miro nit oerieiiieen ei.
mes Mannnes bereli9en, Ser iih alpi.
iden 5tpei @iibIiteinen beiiuoet. SSSn
Regierltn9Sfreiien miro oorauf bin.
geoeutet, ooB man entipe0er SStnIien.
Den Ser Staaten ooer sSugo.Slobia
5lt nabe treten nluB. Die beiOen fiib.
renoen 9teide glropos iteben Dor
Der beifIen ssrase, oos tIeinite bon
bieien 0rei 1lebeln at tpdblen.
sluf bieiiee 2orreiponoenten iuirtt
Die GdpeIiefeit, nit ipeI9er Die 60.
oe fortipdbrero ipe6ielt, bertpirreno.
alGe bon ibnen aitfeeitel[ten GdluB.
foIgeruneen, bic fie aus synterbiaps
nit boben @egieringsbeanlten 30.
gen, fin6 In Die Bride eegnngen.
Webrere electromagnetic britiIhe
Sii6rer fin6 Der aniidt, BOB fih Der
Rnt Der 8offerIiea nit Der glnge.
Iegenbeit befaiien ion; es ipiro 6d.
rnuF bineeOeltet, 6oB oalilit ei1
ausge5eidneter grobefoIl bon Der
aufridtigfeit bes 9rin5ips Der 9isa
.geihoffen inirb, trtIonlehr, bd bier
Der Gignntiirulddte in Der obriati.
iden 5raee irtereifiert iif1b.
sSn mi6eren areiieu ipiro eeIteno
eentndt, Dob Die britifde gifeieritng
tueitgebenoe 3ueeftdnOnijie MAIDEN
mirb, Inn Dem grdiioenten Ser Ser.
Stooten eefdlIig 5lt fein iinS einen
@ritd) NIT amerifd au berbiiterL fith
ingeno, es tpdre beIier, fid Die Seiro.
ifoft Staliens uno sSueo-Slabias
5l,sit5ieben ols ein aifiinftises 8u.
idntutengeben nit ben Ser. Gtnaten
nufs Spiel 5u iesen.
Sat- ale 3eitungen @nSlon6s be.
riibren 6ieien gunft uno 6ringen
oorouf, BEL gfbfaiiung Der anttport
redt boriidtie au iein. Ser Globe
bertueiit onrouf ooB @roBbritannien
uno Srantrei6 in Dem @eitreben,
StnIien sefdlig gu fein, gana itno
gor bergeiien, onB anerifa in Der
abriotiiden Srnge ebenfnas irterei.
fiert iei. Die 3eitllng iagt, @rdfi.
bent 8iIion 1T ftdt6or uaortfiib.
LEND" iin6 erlnabnt Die gIaiierten.
nit oiefer Eatiade at rednen. rGiu.
ME lit fir uns eigentIid be6eutilngs.
los fogt bic genortnte Betting,
.oie 9lufredterbaItiug Der eiten
8eaiebungen al gImerifa nber beoeu.
tet fir ins alles. sic biIoen oen
@runoitein fir uniere oiisip6rtiee
Bolitif. 2ie 3iifintft Der Nenfhbeit
bdnet bon Der Greuitoidnft alpiiden
@roBbritannien itno ben Der. Gtna.
ten ob, iino mir tper6en uns niht
NIT 9lmerifn ipegeh eites atpei Ben.
ny @ebietsltreifens 0dlntntiens itrei.
ten. J"
AlLiierte iuerSsn madae6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18
9ann ami glabipitatipntn aefpbtn.

8oIbington, is. sSebr.-g[lle nab.
ren6 oes Rrteaes auf ale omerifoni.
ide giaoioitotionen berbdngten ge.
fdrdrfuneen iinb nitf g3efebl oes
Br1fibeflfen 8ilion alifsubeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18

bns iiberipipacnb oetitid,e 8otiut in
Son6ern urb Sober nift berfebIen
Tonne, Ginorud niii bic si,terdIli-
ierte Gontniiiiion au n,aden, ipetn
Die 8eit fontitt, cine gntideioitne
iiber bos ean;e salssnia.8 .8robIem
obAiQeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-18


amen ber5uderte Deil9 fir Die untererndbre beiti6e
zentralkomtee der Deutschen vereine vom
Rotten Kreuz.
BERLIN, W. 35 January 10th, 1920
Geschaeftszimmer: Schoeneberger Ufer 13.
Fernruf: Nollendorf 2469 .
Telegramm-Adresse: Rotkreuz
Amerkanisches Hfswerk
Betrifft: Brief vom 10. November 1919
NEBRASKA BRANCH
American Relief Fund for Central Europe,
1907 Howard Street.
Omaha, Neb.
DEAR sIRs:-
With great joy and deepfelt gratitude we have
received from your esteemed committee on S. S.
Keresan nine-hundred and ninety-six (99e boxes of
milk which distributed in the cities Of Eisenach
Bresau, Dresden and Vienna
We further received on S. S. Mar Rojo which
likewise arrived in December 1000 boxes of milk
which were distributed in Vienna, Dortmund Nuern-
berg, Cassel, Lubbock, Erfurt and Braunschweig.
Complying with your esteemed request we forwarded
out of these shipments total of 500 cases for the
relief of undernourshed and starving babies in Vienna
and we hope that Vienna has in the meanwhile
firmed receipt of these shipments
We are enclosing herewith some printed matter
which may be of interest to you
You may rest assured that these relief shipments
are deeply appreciated by the many who are gravey
in want well as by our whole people who see in
these unselfsh efforts the dawn of
Very sincerely yours
KIMNfLE, Secretary.
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Sin Sdreibfn oeS 9eutlden yiottn &rrls

n rad @fsissnSs s5g ea&e $shsk ghd Dat Soften
n
81
n Il H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24
INDICATED SMOKE
DRIVES0UT GATARRH


Dr. Blosser IS the originator OF a
certain combination Of medicinal
herbs, flowers and berries TO be
smoked in pipe or ready prepared
cigarette which is meeting with IN
usual success in catarrhal troubles.
The smoka-Tapor reaches all the air
passages OF the head, nose and throat
AS The disease Is carried into these
passages with the air you breathe, so
the antiseptic, healing vapor OF this
remedy IS carried with the breath di-
rectlT 10 the affected parts.
This simple, practical method ap-
plies the medicine where sprays,
douchess 0lntmeuts, etc, cannot pos
siblT 80. Its effect is soothing and
healing, and is entirely harmless, con-
tanning no cubebs, tobacco or habit
forming drugs 1t Is pleasant TO use,
and not sickening 20 those who have
never smoked II you are q sufferer
from catarrh. asthma. catarrhal deaf
ness. OF subject TO frequent colds, you
should Try this remedy without delay.
ANY vel stocked drug store can
supply Dr. Blosser's Remedy In Gig
Eratres or powder for smoking in e
pipe, or wiz order 70 for you. Salts
factory results guaranteed by 8 geuu-
inc money-back offer.
A trial package wiz Be mailed
postpaid 10 any sufferer for ten
cents lcoin OF sLamps) by the Blosser
CO. DL %, Atlanta, Ca, 20 prove its
delightful and remarkable elective
uesE.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24
EX-EMPEROR. FEED. SMILES
AT LITTLE SCENE OF POAlP

Amerongen. Holland. Sept 24.-CBy
the Associated Press The former
kaiser yesterday turned over 10 the
village authorities the little hosrital
he had ordered built as a memorial
for the asylum which Amerongen
gave him when he fled from Germany.
He motored from the solitude Of
Doom, where he resides. TO Ameron-
sen, which was gaily decorated For
the first time since he came 70 Hol-
land, he was the central figure in a
little scene OF pomp-
The people who heretofore had been
without a hospital. fairly bombarded
the former emperor with bouquets
and words Of thanks when his auto
mobile left on the return to Doom.
BIS bearded face bore a continuous
smile OF delight.
This was the first enthusiastic pub
lie demonstration which William
Hohenzouern had received since he
gave up the throne.
In the reception room OF the hos
pital hang pictures OF Wilhelm and
his wife, wearing their crowns. and
also likeness Of queen Wilhelmina-
The structure was built and com
pletely furnished by the ex-emperor
at a cost OF 100000 forms It con-
rains eight beds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24
Out of Town Visitors.
Business Women'S Circle Is Formed;
Auxiliary To Presbyterian Church

THE business women OF Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church met at
the church Thursday evening TO
form a. business Woman's circle as a
part Of the Women's auxiliary to the
church.
Dinner was served at $50 o'clock
in charge Of Mrs. Paul Hermans and
Mrs. Laura 8Iobley. Following the
service the circle was formed with
officers as follows; President Mrs
". b. Hicks; vice president, Miss
Annie Mc1lurray; secretary, Miss
laura Burnsidess treasurer Miss
Dorothy Howard; program commit
tee chairman, Miss Lois Peck mem
bership committee. Miss Neeley smith :
social. Mrs II. Verhelst; devotional
Mrs W. II Farley
A course OF study was planned and
Is TO include the reading Of book
entitled The Church and the Com
munitys by Diffendorfer.
After the business session games
were played and musical numbers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24
aries.

Miss Mary Heermans VIII entertain
October 2 to compliment Miss Beatrice
Hills, who is being extensively enter
tanned prior to her wedding day. Octo-
Der 8.
Mrs r. C. Smith WI entertain
with a ehildren's party Saturday aft
ernoon at the smith home on Wheel
ing street in celebration Of the eighth
birthday anniversary OF her daughter.
Lucille.
Miss Mary DonneiIy Of SIS Olive
street gave q party in celebration Of
her birthday anniversary Thursday
afternoon The guests were: Misses
erin and Genevive Walker. Mary
Trout, Helen O'Rourke, Laura Lane.
Frances Buchanan, Genevieve and Ger
rrude Delaney, Charles and Alfred
Swintzer, Jack Mccarthy. Carl Wyler
Henry Jerrle, Jack Donnelly, Louis
Barri Hugh and Jeff Glaves. Mrs. jeff
Calves assisted the hostess in enter
tanning the guests
Rev. ". S Nugget, pastor OF High
land Park Methodist church, was
hOnored by a delightful surprise party
rendered him at the parsonage, 2512
Copper street last evening 10 cele-
brate the seventeen anniversary OF
his birthday Members Of the con
gregation. church and Sunday school
came in at p m bringing things 20
eat and numerous presents TO cele-
brat8 the event About 20 persons
were present The lighting OF the 20
candles and cutting OF the cake was
the occasion OF interest and merri-
ment
Mrs. z. Allen. OF 1870 River street
delightfully."- entertained a number Of
guests at her home wednesday after
noon, at q surprise shower In homo
Of Mrs. J. y. Duckett- The honored
guest received many beautiful gifts.
Punch, cake and watermelon were
served by the hostess who was assist
ed by Mrs. ". L Head The guests.
beside the honor guest Were- Mrs. ".
l. Head, Mrs Charles A Moltaue. Mrs.
R. ". Nourse. Mrs. A. 2. Chesney.
Mrs L c. Boswell, Mrs p c, Light,
Mrs. P L shelton and Mrs L 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24
Don't Smoke If You
Set Traps Eor Rats

Paris. France. Sept zs.-War 70
a finish has been declared against
the rat by the hygiene commission
OF Paris. The commission was
aghast TO learn from a report read
10 it by Prof Bordas that there were
100000 rats in the city
The determination OF the rats Is 70
be accomplished by all the weapons
known in rat warfare. and the cam
paiEn viii be both offensive and de-
fensive.
Prof Bordas warns rat trappers
not 10 smoke before setting their
traps as the rat holds tobacco in zb-
horrence. A premium Of two sous iE
TO be paid for each rat killed by hunt
ers
The defensive campaign viii be
conducted by rat proofing houses
and by setting the garbage cans on
the sidewalks only a few minutes
previous TO the arrival OF the gar
bage automobiles, 50 that rats can
not feed on their contents over night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24
81 Paso Chapter OF 4. 4. e. Gives
Dinner and Dance At Mission Hall

Frank H knapp, l. N Lawson, T. J.
Lawrence, w T. Lee. r. S Moore, 3
H. Norton, William T. orr. T. K Pig
gott. Lee o. Paddock. T. w Parry, T.
p. Rankin, IT., W. Z. Stockweu, r. J.
Schmalhausen, v L. Sullivan, J. p
Sheehan, J. I. woodward and ". A Z
Woods.
The benefit dance and card party
given on Thursday evening in I o.
o. F. hail by the League OF Women
Voters was a successful affair. Sew
eral hundred guests attended. Mrs
S. j. Fennell was chairman for the
card games The prizes were won by
Mrs F. E. Hunter. who received a
mission table lamp; Mrs ". P. 3.
McSain, a victrola record; Mrs. ".
Underwood Daughdrill, a silver vase.
Mrs linden Butler. mahogany
candlesticE; Mrs. F. @ Hitchcock, a
mahogany card rack; n. T. Brown. a
box Of candy, and Miss Theresa
O'Keefe, a bottle OF perfume.
Mrs Julia A. Sharp was chairman
OF arrangements for the dance and
Mrs. Joseph Hurxthal presided at the
punch bowl. assisted by Mrs. Robert
Townsend and Mrs Frank Bait.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24
The Truth About
Eczema and Piles

Thousands and thousands OF people.
SAYS Peterson OF Buffalo. are learuinr
every week that one so cent box OF
Petersou's Ointment wiz abolish
eczema and Danish piles. and the
grateful letters 7 receive every dav
are worth more 70 me than money.
7 had eczema for many years On
ny head and could not get anything
20 stop the agony saw your ad
and got one box and 7 owe you many
thanks for the good &c has done me.
There isn't a blOtch on NJ head now
and ] couldn't help but thank Peter
son, Tor the cure is great Hiss
Mary I'm. 40 Third avenue. Pitts
burg. Pa
] have had itching piles for Is
years and Peterson's IS the only ONT
ment that relieves me. besides the
piles seem 20 have gone" A B.
Eugers Al2I Washington avenue.
Racine, Wis
Use Peterson's Ointment for old
sores. salt rheum. chatting and an
skin diseases Druggists recommend
i Nail orders filled By Peterson
Qiutment Co.. Inc. Buffalo. N r.
Cor1el Drug Co. or Scott White q
Co Co VIII supply Tou--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24
EL Pasodns AWdy.

given The Business Women's circle
VIII meet once each month. the next
meeting to take place the second
Thursday evening in october.
Mrs. S. ]. Fenneu is hostess this
afternoon 20 the members OF the
Tourist club and three additional
guests. including Mrs. " ". Mills Of
Austin. Mrs. n r Gamble and lfrs.
J. E Townsend. Hrs. J. J. Knox's
paper for the afternoon IS on the
Irish Cuestin." Mrs. FennelHs paper
il on Spain" An ice course with
cake will be served at the tea hour.
All OF the club members are present
excepting Mrs Joseph Dryer who Is
away on camping trip. The mem
bers include Mrs H. c. Greer, Mrs.
J. J. Knox. Mrs. J. H Smith, MIS-
Peabody. Mrs p C. Walshe. MS F.
%. White. Mrs. John Kidd. Mrs. Frank
P. Jones. Mrs. W. C. Mccormick, AIRS.
Dryer and the hostess