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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-25

To be stranded IN such a place Is ike
being sentenced to the penitentiary
OF being chained to a tomb. The
streets are untidy. The very shop
windows glare with bleakness. Then
there is the city Of the gay life
Everybody IS plsasure-bent Every
body pushes and labs and smiles
Everybody is going somewhere-some
seem 60 know where, while others
don't And 20 the list might be end
lessly heightened. each and every
city showing its distinctive per
sonality."
FL Paso has q personality" dis
tinctive. unique. Il is a lone city OF
the desert It is far from any other
large community Yet Il huns and
teens with a busy-ness al It's own.
FL Paso has always had a daring. a
fsariessnesss a courage and q breadth
OF vision peculiar TO FL Paso. Fl Paso
IS also 3 cosmopolitan city. There is
nothing provincial about Fl Paso. The
people OF two nations mingIe In com
msrcs and friendship. e Paso has
the spirit OF cooperation-mors In
tense and determined than Is to be
found In most other cities Fl Paso
is characterized BY freedom and self
reliance OF the individual also. Tet
the people Of Fl Paso realize that the
success Of one Is the success Of all
II IS hard indeed. to put this spirit
and this personality into print.
Really, It cannot be done. But at this
festive time It may be profitable to
take stock Of the invincibls elements
and factors that have made FL Paso
great and successful And Il win be
veil also 70 cherish this traditional
spirit Of cooperation and strive to
strengthen that spirit IN ths future.
llay the Christmas spilit' abound the
year round-ths spirit q good fell
.oWship. the spirit OF boost and build
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-23
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-26
Plan. For Big Missouri
!. River Bridge.Appro,ved

a Mandan. N. D., Jan. 26.-That the
plans for the bridge over the Missouri
river between Mandan and Bismarck
have been approved by the war de-
;partment is the Conformation Contained
in the following letter received by
Chairman Chas. p. O'Rourke Of the
Morton county commissioners.
II have the honor to inform you
that the plans submitted by the board
of county commissioners Of Morton
and Burleigh counties, North Dakota,
for a bridge to be constructed across
the Missouri river at Mandan. North
Dakota have been approved by the
chief of engineers and by the secre-
.tary of war. according to the terms OF
an instrument furnished you here
with.
1 Very respectfully.
Frederic V. Abbot,
Colonel. Corps Of Engineers, ACTING
Chief Of Engineers"
That actual construction work will
begin this year is the hope Of tn.
bridge promoters
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-26
Tho Town Today

William LANCER, attorney general,
;speaks today It LAngdon. .Ho apoGt
Sunday nisht in GrandsTorks
Successful ooncsrt was Givsn sun
day by the Grand Forks Municipal
band.
Norval Thompson, asea 80. dssd
President H. K. asast sets Febru-
airy 3 and I for dates Of annual con-
vention Of North Dakota Bakers rs
ISOLATION NJ
Mrs. ]. B. Johnson formerly stu-
dent at the University Of North Da-
.kota, died At Medford, Oregon. q
Needs of the Grand Forks fair wttl
be considered at DINNER to b. held
Tuesday night.
jwfltam N. Hushsn& pio6eer rssa.
dent Of North Dakota died this morn
Grand Forks Ministerial assocaa-
ton met this morning.
Unpleasant, weather conditions to-
day held up to some extent the county
bond selling campaign.
w. H: .Nagel, secretary OF the
Grand Forks 7. M. c. A, is Ill with
influenza and pneumonia
Body of Minot rabbi is brought
here for burial.
Frank Miller and Ro4ln Bordeaux
EWM hestAken 10 states prison tortEht-
NJ: c: Bachener VII speak on "vVh,x
ts 9 Trustt Company thds evening at
the =. n. G. A 81.
Local business men oner prizes in
war department essay. contest for
school children.
DR.. F. J. Dugsan gave lecture on
influenza at court house Sunday.
Routine business and Rooseve1e
highway matters discussed today by
club directors.
Johan j. Haukenes father Of Lar.
J. Sian Of this city, dies an Norway,
Plans arr made by health board Il
fight influenza. -Four cases are report.
ed In city, and one at university.
Mrs. Ralph Riley, formerly o,
Grand Forks, dies at Winnipeg.
Grand Forks Post American LIE.
gion states position In regard to pub
LEGATIONS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-26
Mandan K. P.ss Plan
Spring Activities

Aandan. N D.. Jan. 2s.-Ihe
Knightsl Of Pythdas Of this city have
mailed out copies. Of the program foS
this springs activities. which include
as the nrst number q grand family
party for January 20. At that time
every knight and every member pa
hds, family will be entertained q
dancing. a brief program, and ban.
,quet- Later on in the season Ieitt
lodge will be entertained, Centes
lodge viii be consolidated with Man.
dan, Bismarck lodge will exempltfs
work in the local hail. and other I'M.
usual activities will be carried on. Al
OF the present officers Of the loca
lodge are e~x-oervice men.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-26
DIVERT GRAIN.

Winnipeg, Man., Jan. 26.-Improve-
ments to Vancouver harbor expected
to commence soon. probably will re-
suit in grain grown on the Canadian
prairie from Moose Jaw to the foot
hills Of British Columbia, being d.
verted to the west next year. It then
would be shipped to foreign markets
through the port Of Vancouver. and via
the Panama canal. instead Of from
Winnipeg to the Great Lakes as at
present This report has been con-
frmed by Lieutenant Colonel G.. H.
Kirkpatrick, chairman Of the harbor
commission, who is en- route to. OF
tawa to confer with federal authori-
ties as to the expenditure Of the I'VE
million dollars voted by parliament
for Vancouver harbor improvements.
A wharf about 1880 feet long, with
two-story sheds of reinforced con-
CRETE, equipped with modern loading
devices, is included in the plans.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-26
TO PRESENT mMDEyTIAIs.

Winona, Mimi, Jan. &c. G.
Walters, president Of winona Local
No. 131, American Federation OF
Teachers, affiliated with the A. F. of
L., will present his credentials Friday
evening to the Winona Trades and
Labor council as a delegate to that
body from the teachers federation.
There Is every aso to believe that
Mr.. Walters will be received into the
council" said a representative Of the
council today. The federation at, q
recent meeting formally accepted the
increase Of salary voted by the board
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-26
JURY IMPANEII.ED
IN STAVENS CAST

With work rapidly being cleared
up in district court the impanelfing Of
jury in. the case Of G.. H. Stevens
against tile Thompson Farmers ele-
vator wasEstarted this afternoon with
Judge At. Cole presiding. No cour
work was dom this morning.
Efforts are being made by attor-
sneys on both sides at the suggestion
Of Judge, Cole to settle the libel suit
of the NormAnden Publishing Co.
against T. T. Fuglestad of Coopers-
town, out of court. Nc settlement Of
the use had been reached this after
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A BAD PLAN.

Anaconda, Mont, Jan. 26.-Wear
your socks inside your pants.
Anaconda hunters are marvelling
al the escape OF a local nimrod, who
went into the hills with heavy white
wooden socks drawn up over khaki
trousers.
His legs, showing under a stunted
bush ACROSS a valley. were taken for
those Of a deer by another hunter,
who let ny q 1880 balf,that' passed.
between the be-socked ones UNDER
p%innings. :HttY- ENNEE -at F-SET IS
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QUESTION s

Madison. Wis, Jan. 26.-The Daily
CARDINAL, student newspaper Of the
University Of Wisconsin, has raised
the question of whether the faculty IL
lending aggressive assistance to vars
ity athletics and whether or not some
of the professors have become an
tagonisticf' 1t is said that a cam
paign has been launched to line UP
prominent alumni to bring rabout-im-
yportant salary increases for the fac
ulty members and in this connection
the attitude of the professors toward
athletics is being sought. ~
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quiet. although troops p~atrolling the
streets with machine guns to insure
forder. The contest is between h
Socialists and the peasants.
party. s
The government has called the new
national assembly now being. chosen
to meet February 16. .
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RAISING OLD SHIP.

Toronto. Ont. Jan. 26.-The vet
Gran steamer Chlcora, which was q
blockade runner In the American
Civil waS and for many years there.
after the pride of the Toronto feet
of passenger-carryfng vessels on
Lake Ontario, is being raised from
the bottom Of the channel in ASH
bridge Bay here, where she sank re-
Gently in a collision.
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n

Helena, Mont, Jan. 26.-Fred r.
Buck, assistant state engineer, reports
that Ignite coal in quantities which
experts estimate would supply the
state for six hundred years has been
Glendtve irrigation projects pumping
plant, in eastern Montana.
Buck bas just returned from the
now field, which he inspected on re-
quests Of residents. He said there
are about $1,000 acres Of Ignite.
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PRoOEmINGs DrgMIasEn!

Washington, Jan. 26.--Dismissal Of
proceedings brought by the state Of
Rhode Island to test the validity of the
federal constitutional prohibition
amendment was asked by the govern
mont In motions filed today in the
supreme court by Solicitor General
King and were taken under advise
ment.
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HUNGARYs FIRST ELECTION.

Budapest, Sunday. JAM. 25.-Hun-
:gary's. first election under universal
suffrage and the first election since
1919 in which the great majority of
today and will continue tomorrow.
Up to this evening there was entire
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KILLED IN ACTON.

Washington, Jan. 26.-The name Of
Frank O. Parsons, sayre, Mimi, was
added. to the list Of killed Ii action
today through research Sc t~he.rscords
of the American expeditionary forces
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Six Million Human Beings Are Suffering the
Tortures Of Disease, Hunger and Death

in the devastated countries Of Poland,
Galicia, Rumania, Lithuahia and Pal
estine. The pitiful plight of these poor
u~nfofb1nates is no fault of theirs they
are q harmless, industrial race and
are innocent victims Of circumstance.
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Americans red-blooded, charitable,
humanitarian Americans of every re-
igion and crsed-are asked to Join
with their Jewish brethren in saving
these human lives and remedyinS the
horrible conditions that now exist. =
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SELECTS SUOCEsSOR no GLASS.

SELECTS SUCCESSOR TO GLASS.
Warrington, Jan. 26.-President
Wilson. has selected q secretary Of the
treasury to succeed Carter Glass and
his nomination is expected to Be sent
to the senate within a day or two.
At the White, House it was said to-
day the president had chosen a man
whose name had not been included
among those mentioned in public dis
cussion of possible successors to Mr..
Glass ~
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CT hope Of medical aid, without heat,
without shelter, without food, unless
the people Of America help them in
tae1 truly American manner.
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Open Your Heart And Your Pocketbook

Give as much money as you can pos
sibly afford. Remember the most beau
tiful thing in life is chanty-and money
is only good for the happine& It buys.
What better use could you put your
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suppose You Had No Home But a Wagon
No Roof Over Your Head But the SSky

There are thousands Of Jewnh fam :
lilies III Europe, whose only home isa
rude cart open to the SHOWS and rains.
They must face the wintry blasts with
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Herald want "a. Hrsns tRssuitk.