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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-06

ONE OF the many delightful affairs
" honoring Mrs. William J. Glas-
gov during her visit 70 her
father. Judge Joseph Magoffin, and
her sister, Mrs. James Magoffin. viii
be q musical to be given for her on
Friday Afternoon, with Mrs William
R. Brown as hostess. The guests viii
include the closest friends OF Mrs.
Glasgow.
When, as Miss Josephine Magoffin.
a belle OF the city. she was claimed
as the bride Of Col Glasgow. OF the
United States army, the nuptial mass
was sung by Mrs. A H. Goldstein,
Mrs. Robert Holiday, and Mrs. ". D.
Howe, and MIS- Brown has selected
these singers as soloists for the mu-
steal Mrs. Holidays number viii
be BY the Poor (Burleigh); Mrs.
Howe viii sing "A Birthday Hunt
ington Woodman), and Mrs. Cold
STEMS number Will be Break O. Day"
and 7 Wish Were g Bird" by Lohr-
r L Wosika viii play Schumann's
Song without Words" as e cello
solo. Mrs Ralph Henderson viii
play THE Cradle Song" BY Hartman.
as a violin solo. Three trio numbers
for violin. cello and piano, by Mr..
Wosika, Mrs Henderson, and Mrs.
Brown Will include AT Twilight"
-Serenade" and 'iSiumber Song"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-06

Time is money and wasted time is
wasted money. The quick and salts
factory service of the Modern Cafe
makes the Merchants Lunch a IA
vorite with business people. Eat at
the
Modern Cafe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-06
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-06

Downstairs in the Mills Bldg.-Ad'
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
U.s.. SHIP FIRM ASKS
FOR GERMAN LINES
Mall Steamship Co. Presents to
Benson's Board Contract
With Lloyd People.

The United states Mail Steamship
Company. OF which Judge Mayer OF
New York is the head. yesterday pre-
sented a contract with the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company
TO the United States shipping Board
for it's approval Under the terms
OF the contract Judge Mayors com
psny proposes TO take over all OF the
many sea routes formerly operated
by the big German corporation. IL
will also obtain possession or all the
steamship docks and terminals owned
by the North German Lloyd people
in Germany.
II is expected the United states
Mail Steamship Company VIII ulti-
mately become the greatest competitor
Of the ,&Arriman and Hamburg Amer'-
can Company, recently merged lhlo
one gigantic operating concern.
Admiral Benson. chairman OF the
Shipping Board, said last night:
"phe United States Naval steam
ship Company. of which Judge Mayer
10 president, is financed and controli-
ed by the Frsnce-Canada Company
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
ITALIAN SOV|EHSM
SPREADS RAPIDLY
Meets With Only Passive Re-
sistence From Iron and
Steel Mill Owners.
Continued from. First Page)

the factory-seizing movement to the
ranks of the metal workers and to
try TO win control OF the metal indus
try with nothing more than tacit sup
port from unions. But modern indus
trial organization makes occupation
OF fresh factories imperative.
The government is aware of the
dangers OF the situation. The steps
taken by Premier Giolithi in seeking
a settlement are indicative OF the
stand taken. After, the members OF
the council of action had had "A con-
ference with him on his return from
Aix-les-Bains, the council issued "A
manifesto to the Italian people in
which il set forth a series OF demands.
These demands are that the metal
workers shall be in absolute control
of the trade unions; that all indus
tries are to be worked in the interests
of the nation: that the question OF
whether the capital involved in indus
try shall be compensated is to be left
by the workers to future decision.
The trade unions also demand rec
ognition of their right in all other
italian Industries, not only to inquire
into production, but to fix prices,
wages and hours.
These are demands OF the more
moderate elements. Among the rank
and file there is a movement for
declaration that all industries be So
cialized under dictatorship OF the
proletariat.
All over Italy incidents are occur
ring to show the depth Of the spirit
Of revolt. Some of the tenants Of big
apartment houses in Rome, whose
landlords demanded an increased rent.
seized the houses and proclaimed a
tenants Soviet.
Near Rome the peasants cooper
ative society, which already las cul-
tivated land on the communist prin-
cipie, recently seized uncultivated
land which belonged 10 big land
owner.
The latest act of Italy's soviets is
to foPl a revolutionary organization
known a. the "Arditi Rossi." or Red
Volunteers. The first issue Of their
weekly newspaper urges definite
transformation of the present econom-
ical struggle into a political revolu-
ton.
1t urges the organization OF n
strong proletarian army to this end.
The restaurant in Milan's labor hall
is 'thronged night and day with Reds
taking their sovietized meals, while
the peoples theater presents pictures
OF revolutionary activities. In one
corner of the yard at labor headquar-
ters is a stall for the sale OF revolu-
tionary literatuse and all around on
the walls are pictures of Lenine and
Trotzky.
The leaders Of Red guards and the
agents of the Soviet intelligence scrv-
ice come every morning TO the labor
hall to report and to be instructed in
tactics OF factory defense and military
organization.
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
hioh Is well known In shipping

which is well known In shipping
circles.
"It has already chartered. a large
number OF vessels from the shippins
Board and has. believe, begun busi-
ness across the North Atlantic with
a mixed passenger and freight service.
"The negotiations with the North
German Lloyd people for their sea
routes and terminals have been In
progress for some time, The CON
tract has been referred by me 10 our
legal division for study and report
| am not acquainted with the details,
The proposed new contract Is OF the
utmost Significance In that II presents
new phase of widespread maritime
activity on the part OF American In
terests which are rapidly extending
their feets to every part of the globe.
In addition TO it's routes across the
North Sea. the North German Lloyd
Line formerly operated by big freight
and passenger ships TO the Mediter-
ranean, going as far as Trieste IN
the Adriatic after touching at Italian
and other ports. "a. ...
Its ships were among the biggest
and most modern and It's docking
facilities among the most com .rodious
in the world. The greater part OF
It's fleet was interned by the United
States Government, and later seized
in New York.
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
BIC INCREASE IN =. p.
MD. APPLE CROP
Shows 100 Per Cent Advance
Over Last Year, Agricultural
Authority Announces.

Confronted with an apple crop OF
100 per cent larger than last year.
surrounded by States which will pro-
duce more than half OF the entire
crop in the United States, Maryland
growers this year will have the mar.
keting problem of no mean proper
ton in the opinion OF Secretary Shaw
of the State Horticultural Society, and
specialist in horticulture for the
University OF Maryland extension
service.
In compiling his reports on apple
conditions in, the State, Secretary
Shaw has found EACH month adding to
the prospects for a bumper crop.
gave but a glimpse OF the 46o 900
barrel yield. which is now promised
in the State. Good weather and the
absence of serious injury from dis
eases have more than Offset the
damages done by the late cold
weather in early spring.
More than half OF the entire apple
crop in the United states will be pro-
duced in the States east OF the Ohio
river. Indications now are that from
Maryland. New Jersey. Delaware.
Pennsylvania. Virgink. West Virginia
and New York will Nome 1900. 900
barrels out of total OF about 49,
100000 barrels. which will represent
the nations supply. g.
The enormous production in these
seven States" says Mr.. Shaw. '"is
already showing it's, influence on
market prices. The quotations thus
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
MD. DRYS MAY PROLONG
LEGISLATIVE SESSION

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Sept. 19.-Plans
OF Governor Ritchie's administration
t. rush through the business of pro-
viding greater registration and vot-
ing facilities TO care for the women's
vote, and adjourninE the special ses-
sion OF tho Maryland legislature with
out further action on any matter, may
be frustrated by supporters of the
Anti-Saloon League. who will seek to
secure concurrent legislation for the
enforcement OF the Eighteenth Amend
mcnt.
II Is argued that az the Supreme
Court has declared the amendment
and the Nolstead act valid, there In
az much reason for action upon that
matter as TO carry out the provisions
Of the suffrage amendment Delegates
Coblents and Mcbride, OF Frederick
county. are expected to lead the hght
I'm the matter.
II the administration program Is
CARRIED out. the session may adjourn
by "Wednesday, but there is no pro-
vision Of the constitution by which
action OF the legislature may be linz
tied by the executive The session
will begin at S:30 Monday evening.
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
WILSON SENDS $500
FOR CAMPAIGN FUND

NEW YORK. sppt 1g-PrSstasut
Wilson has sent . check for $500 to
". W. Marsh. treasurer OF the Demo
cratic nstionsl eempittss. As his con
tribution to the campaign fund. Ae-
comp4nyinE the check was q letter
from the President. d, e.. a. y,
The latter opened with the fsmilisr
Nay ] not" and declared the PresIs
dent WAS sending the Contribution ssA
q private In the rspks." Wilson said
"the very honor and dsstiAys 9f ths
nstion are involved in this. cam
paign." ~. ''.' - P.
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
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The Washington times., 1920-09-19

for recorded have been for export Of
fruit and Il 10 probable that the
foreign market will be the logical out
ist for shs crop OF TIE s-rss osoasra-
lists. The United Kingdom is the
largest and best export sppis market,
In England the apple crop, and TO a
certain tain extent, other crops have
besR . total failure. THIS yesr. AIDED
10 this 10 the report that the euyiog
public In England 10 sbis and wiliips
TO pay . good price for high class fruit
The question OF s1ctApge. however.
may exert unfsvorseie Influences on
extensive expectations and the grow
srs whs attempt 20 fRsJket bts crop
direct TO foreign buyers should give
the subject OF droppiss sYehspge rstes
careful confederation,
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
BAKER PICKS GEN. WRIGHT.

Secretary Baker yesterday designat-
ed Maj. Gen. William NJ. wright as
sistant chief of stan. 10 represent the
War Department on the Interdepart-
mental Defense Board of the Council
Of National Defense, in place of Brig.
Gen. George w. Burr.
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
FISCHER IN ASYLUM
TWICE; OFTEN VIOLENT

WHITE PLAINS. y. V, Sept 10
Suffering from mania Oppressive
psychosls," Edward Fischer, author OF
the notes warning Of n bomb dlsss.
ter, was confined at the Boomingdale
Hospital for about rs months In 1905
and 1905 and again for about the
same period in 1919 and 1917, both
times Mt the request OF his sister.
Dr. william i. Russell, medical super.
intendcnt OF the hospital, made this
known today
Dr. Russcl ssid Fischer ,yHF rt
times violent and used srJug Ian.
guage.
The Washington times., 1920-09-19
Rheumatism
A Remarkable Home Treatment
Given hY One Who Had 1t

In She Spring OF 1sss | was attacked
by Muscular and Innammatory Rheu-
maisn. ! suffered as only those who
have II know, for over three years !
tried remedy after remedy, and doc
tor after doctor. but such relief as I
received was only temporary. Finally.
found remedy that cured me com
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have given II TO number who we're
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The Washington times., 1920-09-19

you have used without successful you are not
strong or well, you owe it TO yourself to make
the following test. See how long you can work
or how far YOU can walk without becoming
tired. Next take two ive-grain tablets OF Nu1.
ated Iron three times per day after meals for
two weeks. Then test your strength and see
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will increase the strength, power and cndur.
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In two weeks time in many instances.
MArurAcruprRs' Norg Norsted Iron which 10
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The Washington times., 1920-09-19
BRITAIN NEEDS
RUSSIAN TRADE
Irish Uprising Another Reason
Why She Wants Peace
Settled With Soviet.
By KARL II. Won wiEGAsD.
IuiyersaI Service.

BERLIN. Sept. l0-Grest Britain
desires peace with Soviet Russia for
two reasons:
First, because the workers and bust
ness men OF Great Britain demand H.
and civil war in lre'and makes II de-
sirable; and
Second, because Great Britain's po-
sltion In the Near East and India IL
threatened.
That is the diagnosis of the s.tua
tion as between Britain and Russia oN
Leo Kameneff. the Russian Soviet
leader who IL returning to Moscow
fer personal instructions after some
what stormy career In London. lie
made his position known In an inter-
view, granted at Stockholm, that has
teen forwarded here.
Great Britain needs trade with Rus
sia so badly that there Is nothing 10
prevent his return. he says.
.ENPEDIENCY" GUIDES PREMIER.
He said the policy of Premier Lloyd
George was entirely without princlpl>
and guided entirely by expedlency'
based on the military conditions be.
tween the Russians and the Poles ano
other phases Of the situation,
MY return to Moscow said ka-
meneff TO the stockholm correspond
ent of the Frankfort Gazette, was
decided on long before my last inter
view with Premier Lloyd George
III had considered II necessary 10
make frank report to my govern
ment on British policy. The ATTITUDE
OF the premier can be characterlzed
as a policy without principle, which
IA - hT
failures of the Bolshevists. The cir.
cumstances drive England toward
peace with Russia. First. the in
ternaI workers and the business men
demand Il and civil war in Ireland
makes IL desirable: and, second. there
Is consideration for Britain's threat
cned empire in the Near East ana
India.
POLAND .SWORD FOR FRANCE"
"F>or a time Lloyd George was
strongly under the influence OF those
circumstances. At present. however,
he is wholly in tow of the adventur-
Gus policy Of France. France Is In
constant fear of Germany. and under
the influence OF her military clique,
she is determined TO make Russia her
ally and the enemy of Germany.
THE French government knows
very well that the soviet government
cannot be had in that position.
France is now supporting Wrangel
and others of a similar caliber. Next
spring we shall see what will come
from that policy. Poland. for France,
is merely a substitute sword. Were
Russia now to arise as an accomplice
and ally of France, Poland would be
sacrificed.
France is playing itself off as q
specialist on, Oriental questions. and
that uncertain. shaky politician,
Lloyd George. has allowed himself to
be powerfully influenced thereby. He
doesn't want to hear about peace with
Russia now, nor of recognition of the
soviet government. At the same time,
he does not want TO sacrifice the
chance for trade"
Kameneff stated that the charges OF
propaganda against him were mere
preteXts.
The Washington times., 1920-09-19

only capable of half nourishing the brain and
body. With only 80 per cent energy a man
can be only so per cent efficient and ] believe
there are thousands who can attribute their
failure to get ahead in life to nothing more or
less than lack Of iron in the blood. | advise
ing heavily upon their nervous vitality and
physical endurance. TO keep their blood rich
in iron, and for this purpose always prescribe
short course Of organic iron-Nusated Iron.
BY creating thousands OF new red blood cor
pusclcs. building up strength and energy and
enabling the organs to function normally, ,Nux-
ated Iron can help man TO bear up under
business strain and gain that tireess vigor and
masterfu vitality that bring success.
I know Of nothing better than Nuxated Iron
TO tone up the system. build up tho blood and
bring the glow OF health to tired, worn.out
bodies. ] have seen remarkable improve.
ment IN many cases in only two weeks time"
. No matter what other tonicN or irnn remedica
The Washington times., 1920-09-19

I THILMAN HENDRICK, as he appeared Friday
- when administered the oath Of offics as a Com
missioner of the District of Columbia He will get
down to business tomorrow he says. -.
The Washington times., 1920-09-19


''There Will Always Be
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r HRoUGHoUTTHE. ANNALS OF TIME MANY
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THROUGH the ages men of Wondrous talent have de-
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toward the accomplishment of the oyerpoweng ambi
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M a AMY 10 ons e s
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THE WASHINGTON, TIMES is THE FIRST PAPER
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The Times goies in its station
Counting in numbers, as people wont to do, The
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1T HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE POLICY OF THE WASHINGTON
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Commenting upon the appalling
number of men who are every day
breaking down under the nervous and
The Washington times., 1920-09-19

Says Physician, Telling How Gruens Strain of Business
Sap. the Iron From the Blood of Thousands Breaking D.
Their rHeah Strength and Vitaity-Expains How Organic
Nuxaed Iron Helps Make Men Strong Sturdy and Success.
The Washington times., 1920-09-19


brea,: down. But not until the over.
worked body and tired brain rebel and
he suffers nervous or physical col.
lapse does he realize that he has
squandered his health and strength,
often by simply neglecting the con-
dition of his blood. Due to lack of
iron it has become thin, pale. and
wstery. too impoverished to keep him
strong and we'll, vigorous in mind and
body. Yet if he would only learn the
importance of iron and keep his blood
pure and rich by means Of organic
iron--Nuxatcd Iron-he might gain
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force of splendid vitality.
Iron IL the red blood food: iron is Natures
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iron the blood could not change the food we
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and the unoessing strain and stnigsle Of pre-.
sent. day high tension business life, sap the
energiring iron from the red blood corpuscles,
leaving The blood in an anzemic condition
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-23
NEW YORK WRITER RELATES
STORY OF JEWS SUFFERING

The provision of food and clothing
the determination of Typhus, and tn,
rehabilitation of the hospitals, orphan
ages and homes are the great imme
diate needs among the Jews of centra
Europe. according to the statement Of
Sholom Asch, the well-known Jewish
writer of New York City, who has
Just returned from an Investigation
tour of this region. Mr.. Asch sayl
that before any constructive work can
be successful the starving people must
be fed and clothed.
First of ALL" states Mr.. Asch, "it
Is necessary to combat the typhus cpl
demic which is extermlnating Europ-
Sean Jewry They must be provided
with food, clothing and underwear;
the lack of which is directly causing
the plague"
The Oklahoma Jewish Relief Com
mittee will conduct a campaign fol
funds orelieve these sufferers froRA
April f.