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The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Panic I'm Odessa ms BoIshevik Troops
Advance Upon city.

GENEVA, Monday. - The Roumanian
Tress Bureau at Berne says that all the
allied consuls at Odessa have left for Tre-
bizond. Asia Minor. except the American
and Argentine representatives. who are
remaining TO protect the foreign popula-
ton.
The despatch adds that 5000 members
of the Red army. who are well armed.
having airplanes, machine guns and tanks,
the latter having been captured from the
British, are now stationed within artillery
range OF odessa, the capitulation of which
is expected daily.
According to the advices, the allied rep
resentatives before leaving Odessa sank
in the port large quantities of foodstuffs
and other materials. II Is asserted that
panic reigns in odessa.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Herald Gives Mrs. Loew First News OF
Husbands Capture,

The frs news of Mrs. Otto w. Loew, Of
No. 26e West Seventy-seventh street, re-
ceived of the reported capture of her hus-
band by the Bolsheviki in Siberia was
given to her by HERALD reporter last
night. Mrs. Loew said that her husband
was an American Red ross worker and left
here in June, 1919. for Siberia, arriving in
Vladivostock two months later. Her hus-
band, she said, was pharmacist
Mrs. Loew sal dthat she received a let
ter from her husband a few days ago
1t was dated from Omsk in November
In this letter Mr.. Loew said that he
was in Omsk with medical supplies for
Admiral Alexander Kolchak's forces in
that city. Other Red Cross workers were
with him, he said. Mr.. Loew spoke OF
Bolshevist cruelties, adding that the same
reports said that the Reds did not mis-
treat American Red Cross workers. Mrs.
Loewk said that she did not fear for her
husbands safety.
THE Americans in Siberia will obtain
his release" she Said confidently.
THE capture by the Bolsheviki OF a
party of American engineers. Red Cross
workers and an entire Polish army at
Kiuchinskaya was reported in q despatch
in the HERALD yesterday.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Red Corps Now at
Gate to Mongolia

LONDON. Monday.-An official state
ment issued by the Soviet government at
Moscow says that tho Bolshevik Peasants
Corps has reached the Chinese frontier.
in the vicinity Of Kobdo, on the western
border of Mongolia.
1--WE have occupied Elizabethsrad and
continue to advance in westerly direc-
tion." says communication from Boil
shevik headquarters at Moscow. received
here this evening.
Elizabethgrad is in the government of
Kherson, South Russia, on the Balta-
Kremcnchug Railway, about one hun
dred and seventy-five miles northeast of
odessa.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
General Strike Called in Spain.

MADRID. Monday -sefor Besteiro. So
cialist. announced in the Cortos today that
In view OF the passive attitude OF tho
government with regard to tho refusal Of
the employers 10 end their lockout, tho
worNnen. had decided TO call general
strike.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
ALLENBY PR0CLAIMS EGYPT
CLOSED TO UNDESIRABlES

CAIRO, Monday. - Field Marshal Wis.,
count Il. r. II. Allenby. British High
Commissioner in Egynt and the soudan,
has announced by proclamation that new
passport regulations designed to bar Nout
undesirables would go into effect Fcbru-
arV l.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
4 u. S. Submarines
Arrive at Bermuda
(specioI cable to The HcroldJ

BERMUDA. Is. w. l., Monday.-1he
Fifth Submarine Division Of the United
States Navy. consisting of the A1-2. the
A1s, the Ala and the Af-11, with their
supply ship arrived here today for eight
days training off the British West Indies.
They left Hampton Roads last Wednesday
and had n good voyage, steaming on the
surface all the way.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
ssa4 a7s transfer inheritance Tax.

ALBANY, n. Y, Monday.-A cheque for
s69i,373 in payment of the transfer inhesi-
tance tax from the estate OF Henry a.
Strong. OF Rochester. who died last July.
was received by state Controller Travis
today. The estate was assessed for more
than $16,00O.oo0.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
EUROPE.

FRENCff house. first class. in existence = CEN
tiry, modern organiza ton. dealing In SUPERIOR
food products large custom among exporters
having surplus of impostsnt orders. desiring
ta take advantage nf rising prices and not wish
ine 10 rcorranise as limited liability conipanv
until later. seeks silent partner. with at least q
million francs: first class references. Write
Collin et Bourissot Wins" Macon, Saone ct
Loire, France
MADAME ANDltEE begs her customers 10 come
10 her salons 10 see her collection Of clonks
dresses, furs, lingerie: models always renewed.
Rue Montaunc. Paris. Private house telephone
T9yRees--44-1O.
PICTURES. .--Mi<b 10 know ctpevt not draIer,
With purchasers; inportant lbmmisson. Write
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

A.
Prices Realized on swift & Company
sales OF carcass beef In New York city for week
ending Saturday. January "a. 1920, on shipments
sold out, ranged from 10 cents 10 $50 cents per
pound, and averaged 1927 cents per pound.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

PICTURES. --WiSb 10 know
with purchasers; important
GEORGl. IL rue Fortuny, +
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
NEW YORK MAN is
CAPTURED BY REDS
Q. W.. Loew, Pharmacist, Among
Red Gross Workers Seized
,ss by Bolsheviki.

XLADIVoSToK. January 70 CBy the
Associated Press).-A list of American
Red Cross workers captured by the Biol.
sheviki at Kiucinskaya station was re-
ceived here to-day. 1t is as follows
DR.. w. H. Kingston. Oklahoma; DR..
j. n. Medill. Jarosa. Colorado, and o. w.
Loew. No. 262 West Seventy-seventh
street. New York city, and E. II. Char
ette. Stockton. California. pharmacists.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

fpevt, not drnier,
bmmission. Write
u. France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
letter IMAM CALOMlL
thousands Have Discovere
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets tho Sub
titutc Tor calomci --nrc n mid but sur
NATIVE. and their elect on the liver /
lmost instantaneous. Tbcse little olive
olored tablets are IN result OF Dir
.dwartis' determination not to trra
liver and bowel complaints with calomel
The pleasant httlc tabiets do III
GOOD that calou,cl docs. but have W
bad after ELECTS They don't iniure n,
teeth like strong HOUNDS or calomel
They take hold OF the trouble am
quickly correct Il. Why cure thc hveE
I the expense OF the teeth Calons
sometimes plays havoc with the gums
80 do strong hquidA II Is besi nor C
take cAlomel. Let DR.. Edwards OLIVE
Tablets take It's place
Headaches ''dnllnrz- ard that LAZY
feeling come from constipation and !
disordcred liver, Take DR. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel log an
heavy" They clear" eloudcd brri
RI ''perk up" The spirits. i5e Ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
DISCOVERED SUBSTE
TUTE FOR COAT
GLAND OPERATION

The benefits OF the marvellous goat
gland operations can now be obtain
ed without submitting TO the knife.
VIM. McHarr, In an article in
septembcr's Cosmopolitan. entitled.
Must We Grow Old7" says "A
steamer brought from England a
man OF seventy-two, TO whom. In a
case OF serious Illness capsules OF a
preparation made from the glands OF
animals had been administered in a
London hospital, with the effect. &C
cording to HIS own statement. of
curing him and renewing his youth. ="
Glandular insufficiency is the real
cause Of all nervous disorders loss
Of strength. and all body weaknesses.
Every vital organ In the body de-
pend upon some gland for It's proper
functioning
by new discovery. glandular In.
sufficiency can be overcome by ad.
ministering the necessary gland sub
stances In capsule form.
Glandine Ia revelation IN modern
medical science. 1t is not drug,
but a compound OF the life giving
glands OF healthy young animals.
scientifically prepared for internal
use
Glandine harnesses the vigor. vital
ity and strength OF the lower animals
to help man in his work.
II can be secured at all Swift Drug
Company stores, or direct from the
Glandinc Laboratories, r. o. s4s,
Dept SIS. Los Angeles. CAL. on re
ceipt OF So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

brilliant parallelograms and circles
and squares thru which glowed
many coiorcd lights. And GU, 81 the
violet and purple drp,hs assembled
like the cify's soul sounds and doors
and thrills that make up the civic
body. There arose the breath Of
gsiety unrcsfrainei. or iovc. Of hate.
Of all. the passions that man can
know. Thew below him iay al
things. good or bad. that can be
brought from the four corners Of the
earth 70 instruct. please. thrill. en-
rich. d~spoii. elevate, cast down. nur-
trre or KIN Thus the flavor Of II
came up 10 him and went into his
blood
There was n knock on HIS door. A
telegram had come for him. II came
from the West. and these were Its
words:
Come back home and the answer
win be yrs. DOLLY"
lie kept the hoy waiting ten min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
An 0. HENRY Story a Day : $S#$s

son Of villages aud towns. and II
viii be no news 60 them NOR. per
hapa. 10 many mortalsl. that In one
particularly New York stands
unique among the cities 81 the
world. THIS shall be the theme OF
little story addressed 10 tho man
who sits smoking with his Sabbath
slLppered feet on another chair. and
10 the woman who HnatchcH the
paper for moment while boiling
greens or a narootized baby leaves
her free. With these | love TO sit
upon the ground and tell sad stories
Of the death OF kings
New York city IL inhabited by
four million mysterious strangers
thus beating BIRD Center by three
millions ana a half dozen mines
They came here IN various ways
and for many reasons-ifendrik Hfud
son, the art schools. green goods
/ the stork. the annual dronHmakers
convention. the Pennsylvania rail
read, love of money. the stage. chcar
excursion rates. brains personal
column ads. heavy walking ahoes
ambition. freight trains the~s
have had a hand in making up the
population.
nut every man Jack when he firMl
s~tH foot on the stones ~ Manhattan
has got to fight lie has got q
fight at once until either he or his
adversary wins There n no rest
| ft.s- t.ftsl..o .,tt.sN. -. th.x. -. a..
rounds II IL smuggling from the first
IL is a fight 10 a finish.
Your opponent IL the city. You
must do battle with Il from the tlrns
the ferry boat lands you on the
island untii either II il yours or n
has conquered you. II II the sans
whether you have million In your
pocket or only the price OF a week.
| lodging.
The battle Ia TO decide whstheI
you shall becorn. New Yorker OF
turn tho rankest outlandrr anc
Phlustinc You mus, bo ono or ths
other. You cannot remain neutral
Ton must be for or Rrainst--iovel
az encmy--bo~om friend or ouicast
And. Oh. the city f. a general In IN,
ring. Not only b. blows docs 1, sceh
60 subdue you. II woos you 10 ~
heart with tho subticty OF a sircn
II is combination OF Deiiiah. greer
| chartrcuse. beethoven. choral and
John l.. In his hes, days.
In other cities you may wander
and abide as a stranger man AZ Ions
M you pieass. You may live IN chi
eago untli your hair whitena. and bs
citizen and siin pirate OF beans II
Boston moth~r~si you. and without
rohuke. You may become a civic
pillar In any other town but knick
ort,oek~r'A. and all the time publicly
sne@rinx at It's buIidinsS comparing
them with the architecture Of Col
Mics. whence you hail. and you will
not he Nc; upon. Itu, IN New York
{ you must be- either "a New Yorker OF
an invader 81 modern Troy. con
cealei In tho wooden horse ~ your
contested prosineiaiism- Ard thi.
/ dreary preamble is only TO INTRODUCES
{ 70 You the uninportant figures Of
william and Jack.
They came out OF the West %.
wrther. where they had b~cn friends
They came to dig their fortunes out
Of ssse txx city.
Father knickertocksr mst them
at N. ferry. giving emo q right,
handler on the nose and tho other ar
uppsreuf with his iefs. Just TO lei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Favor Amendment of
Irrigation Measures

Lawyers and business men meet.
ing In the assembly room OF tho
Chamber OF Commerce Monday art.
ernocn and evening favored amend
ment Of tho present irrigation laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

utes. and then wrote the reply: I'm
possible 10 leave here M present"
Then he sat at the window again
and let the. city put It's cup OF man
dragora To his lips again.
After AL II isn't a story: but, /
wanted to know which one Of the
heroes won the battle against the
city. SO went TO . very learned
friend and laid the case before him.
What he said was: -Piease don't
bother me. have Christmas pres
cnts to buy"
SO there II rests: and you win have
to decide for yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

instead Of rccodiflcation. Tentative
votes OF various projects were taken.
following the report OF NJ. NJ. Moul.
ton. Of kennewick. who has been In.
vesugating the subject OF irrigation
for tho state reclamation board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
NO SALES"

We never have "Sales" - nothing to
reduce in price - nothing to get rid Of"
The nearest approach to q "Sale" in this
institution is the everyday special pur-
chases" that enable US to offer the finest
styles and qualities, very often exclusive
models Of personality, at SIXTEEN DOL
LARS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

pspria Tablets Simply chew them.
no hot water nor any other MIXERS
for a stomach perhaps already too
much ovcrcrowded.
These tablets supply TO tho stom-
sch the alkaline effect. which "
what relieves the sour acid coudi-
ton They also contain pancreetin,
10 help digest the starchy foods.
kurh ~ potatoes. rice. oatmeal,
white flour. etc.
pepsia Tablets. have them on hand
al all times, and thus have no fear
of Indigestion or dyspepsia
The fact that theH. tablets are on
aale cverywhcrc In tho v, :. ana
canada shows how generally recog-
ntzed they are as an efficient AID
when the dyspeptie stomach needs a
little help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
The Duel

Copyright, 1880, bv Doubleday, PAGE
q Co. Published bV special arrange
mrnt ,cifh the Wheeler
Syndicate. Inc.
The gods. lying beside their nectar
ON 'Lympus and peeping over tho
edge Of the cliff. perceive differ.
enee In cities. Altho IL woui q
seem that 60 their vision towns
must appear aa large or small ant.
hills without special charncteriaucs.
yet IL Ia not 81, studying the hab.
lis OF ants FROM 50 great n height
should be but mild diversion when
coupled with the soft drink that
my thology tells US In their only
solace. Hut doubtless they have
amused themselves by the comparl'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
no Fear Now
Of indigestion
Wkst ts~d 10 Provoke trdiges-
stsa u~fsre They Learned 81
stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets.

when the stomach becomes sour.
with Easinera and heartburn. due TO
indigestion or dynpcrais. relief may
be had BY one or two Stuarts DyH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Mother Like Daughter

SO intrinsicaly youthful and beautiful Sweet Six
teen models that they have to be not only the
boil Of but the synonym for Youth and Beauty In all their
variations they supplied in sizes 16 TO A.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-23


As pastor Of church where ono
third of the members are ".tithers,"
the Rev. G. Leroy White, Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church of James.
town, N. D., was the logical choice AZ
state Secretary for Stewardship In -
Interchurch World Movement.
Mr.. White, who was born in Mary.
land. is q direct descendant Of the
early Methodists who began their
work In this country under Francis
Asbury. He received his B. D. degree
from Drew Theological Seminary, and
has had wide-reaching ministry, In
Guiding Long Island. Baltimore. Wash
ington,. D. c., and jamestown. In the
past year he has received 125 new
members into the church.
Life itself is q trust from God, and
not only material wealth, but the
riches Of body, mind, and spirit.
should have their due proportion set
aside for His especial SERVICE" Mr..
White points out.
The enrolment Of League Of Ten
Million Christian Stewards" acknow-
lodging Gods ownership and pledging
1.-THE or more Of their income Tor the
extension Of the Kingdom OF Christ on
earth" is one aim Of the Interchurch
World Movement.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-23
REV. RALPH w. HOBBS
Of Fargo, who heads Spiritual re.
sources department Of Interchurch
World Movement In North
Dakota.
GONG is TO SOUND
NOON PRAYER CALL
interehurch Movement Workers to
Pause Each Day For Appeal For
Spiritual Success.

The revival of the custom Of family
prayers is one of the ways whereby
the nation may win closer walk
with Cod" is the belief Of the Rev.
Ralph w. Hobbs of Fargo, N. D. AS
state representative for North Dakota
of the Spiritual Resources department
Of the Interchurch World Movement,
Mr.. Hobbs has the responsibility Of
sounding the spiritual note at all con-
ventions and conferences.
One of the customs introduced by
him is the sounding Of gong daily at
noon at state headquarters as signal
for all l. w. M. workers to pause for
moments prayer for the spiritual
success of the movement. The promo.
ton of devotional hours, periods of in.
tercession, family Bible study, and
prayer groups are other methods he is
introducing to intensity the spiritual
power of the churches.
Mr.. Hobbs is widely known in the
Northwest, and is at present pastor Of
the First Baptist Church of Fargo,
president of the Fargo-Moorhead Min.
isterial Association, and chairman of
the state missions department of the
Baptist National Board of Promotion.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-23
MISUNDERSTANDING

We have taken possession of the
Temvik Garage and Blacksmith Shop
formerly owned by Baumgartner 4
Danielson. Oxyacetyline welding
plant being installed. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Your work solicited.
pa2ws1 STEDMAN BROS.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-23

Viewed from. q missionary stand
point Indo. China constitutes one Of thu
most neglected corners Of the world
With a. total area of $4,000 square
miles and 2S,000.000 Inhabitants. onl,
2sixty-nine missionaries are on thu
field-an average Of one ~ every 400,
900 souls.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-12
TRY TO COMBAT INFLUENZA
 BY BREATHING CHLORINE

Fayetteville, Feb 1.-The depart ment of chemistry of the University of Arkansas is trying an experiment to test whether or not the inhalation of dilute chlorine gas for few minutes each day will have any effect on the avoidance of influenza. The idea was created after it became known that n town in which chlorine plant was located did not have case of infiu- enza in 1919 and not member of the chemistry faculty suffered with the disease
 Accordingly, students and members of the faculty who wish to breathe the gas for five minutes each day are doing so, and it waits only for time to see if they take influenza, or when they do, if it will not be in light form. The chemistry department is keeping strict record of each person who takes the treatment. including age, weight. height, and whether he has suffered from influenza before.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-12
LOCALS

\. M Kennedy of Mt. Moriah, was in the city last Saturday
 
 McRae Gam of Laneburg, was a caller one day last week.
 Dr. J. F. Cox of Emmet, was a Prescott visitor one day last week
 Kirk Merchant and wife of Emmet route one, were in the city Tuesday.
 
 J. A. Hood and Joe Eaves of Emmet, were in the city on business last Sat urday.
 Alfalfa hay and Johnson grass hay for sale at the Heddle Farm, 1-2 mile north of Prescott. Phone l.. D. sc. 2t H. l. Galloway of Emmet route ?, was in the city last Saturday. He had the Picayune sent to his address before he left town.
 Preaching at the Nazarene church of this city, every night rhis week The meeting is being conducted by Rev Franklin Daniels of California.
 Jake Suckle is in New York buying his spring line of goods. Jake always keeps up with the times when it comes Q supplying the trade with wha they want.
 The second quarterly meeting of the Prescott circuit will be held at Pleas ant Ridge church Feb. 2S-29. There will be Sunday school institute Sat urday morning, the 2Sth We hope that every superintendent and every eacbe- and every official will be on hand at that time. We are planning t3 have some good speakers 4here on hat day to tell us how to put on the big drive. S l.. Durham. P. C.
 Old papers for sale at this office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-12
AUCTION SALE.

I will sell at public auction at my place 3 miles northwest of Prescott. on the Arcadia road, all of my house hold goods. farming implements, lot of good prairie and alfalfa hay In fact everything on the place will be sold on that day. including very fine Percheon Stallion. six years old.
 Sale will be Wednesday. February IS. Begins at 10 in the morning
 D. l.. F.. DANIEL.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following is the list of letters remaining for fifteen days in this of fee unclaimed and if not called for by Feb 15. 1920, will be forwarded 60 the dead letter office:
 Gentlemen - Henry Oliver, Revah Thompson, l.. W. Williams, Wade Ad- ans, Johney Barsenfriger, Cic Marten, Harrison Mendenhall, w. $. Smith. Master Henry $. Smith, M S Mitchell.
 Ladies-Eva Duke, Anna Ghorst. Mary Thomas, l.. NJ. Mebane, Nora Corrady. Evah Sandres, Lena Bender. Rokie Kelley, udethel Balls, Amer Roberts.
 When calling for the above, please say advertised" and pay one cent on delivery.
 John A. Marr, Postmaster
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-12

T. W. Felts. who has been in q Park Sanitarium here for some tim under treatment, is reported as not im proved
 Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, who has bee! ill for some time at the Park San. tarium, is improving fast, and was re moved to her home Tuesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-12

Coal is so scarce in Germany that its use for the cremation of bodies at Freiberg has been forbidden by the city council of that municipality.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
GREAT EXCITING
CAUSE OF DISEASE
Weakness, Which Tanlac. the
Premier Preparation,
Overcornes.

There Is not single portion of tho
body not benefited by the healthful
work Of Tanlsc which begins its sction
by stimulating tho digestive and sssmi-
lative organs. thereby cnrichinp the hloCd
and invigorating the whole body said
the Tanlac Man
next it enables the stomach to thor
eughlv digest it's food, thereby permitting
the assimilahlo products TO be converted
into blood bone and muscle.
"It overcomes that great exciting
cause of disease II builds
up the constitution weakened by disease
and mental and physical overwork,
uuickens eunvalescence, and is an un-
failing source of comfort 10 the aged
and infirm BY increasing all the pow
ers Of endurance, il enables those who
take Tanlac to better encounter fatigue,
exposure and overwork.
The genuine =. ]. Gore Co. Tanlsc is
sold here by n. b. Danforth and all
leading druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27
A Never Failing Way
TO Banish Ugly Hairs
aids su iieauty1


No woman il immune ~ sfreranous
uruwths, and hecauHe these are likely tn
appear nt any time, II IL advisable 20
always have some dclatonc powder handy
90 use when the occasion o ises. A paste,
il made with sone Of tho powder and
water and spread upon the hairy surface
in about minutes this IN carefully fe-
moved and the akin washed. You will
then find th8t your akin Is entirely free
from hair or fusz. Re Bute. however. 10
get real delatone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-27

France came as a surprise" 20 the Presi-
dent because the American Government
had already by tho agreement Of December
@ entered into distinet understanding
with the British end French Cover nrnents
regarding the haeis of settlement !"
The lse of the word "threat" by the