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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
HOW To GET RID
OF CATARRH
a Simple, Safe, inexpensive Method
that Clears Out the Head, Nose and
Throat.

There is no disease more offensive
or disagreeable or no disease that
viii lead 70 as much serious trouble
as catarrh- You a now get rid Of
il By a simple. safe, pleasant home
remedy discovered by DR.. Blosser, a
catarrh specialist.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
= =
about Ell Pasoans.

Mr.. and Mrs. H Potash are the
parents Of a baby son born last Fri
day at the Potash home, 5oi4 Aurora
street
1lr. and Mrs ~. A. Boynton have
moved from ISIS Tularosa TO 1902
Ia Lux street 1Ir. and Mrs Boynton
sold their home on Tular0sa street 20
Mr.. and Mrs. / Feinberg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

IN THE anniversary Of her birth
u dav wednesday evening Miss
lloule Geller gave an informal
dancing party at Hotel sheldon
A dainty color scheme OF pink ana
white was utilized in decorating the
table and pink and white were the
tints featured in the fruit cocklall'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

To please the south sea Islanders.
a girl must be tatooed SKY blue and
wear a nose ring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

leEeE Lll ca
tarrhal asthma
catarrhal deaf
ness OF subject
20 frequent colds
you should try
this r e N e d y
without delay.
any well-stock-
m aH-. - ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12

medicinal herbs
flowers and Der
ries which You
smoke in a dainty
pipe or cigarette
The smoke-vapor
IS inhaled into
al the air pas
saEes Of the head
nose. throat and
Hrswnu II rnm-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Peterson's Ointment
Best for Eczema

First Application Stops IfchlnE @
Eczema salt Rheum and Piles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
Dinners and Luncheons.

Many OF the prominent club wo-
men Of the city were present for the
luncheon given today at the First
Methodist church by the FL Paso City
Federation OF Womeu's clubs. The
additional reservations made since the
publication Of the former list include.
DR.. Ida Bishop. Mrs. Emma 1Iontrass.
AIRS Gus Momsen, Airs. Sanders, Mrs.
y. G.. OEle. Mrs Charles Bryan. Hrs.
Seth Orndorff Mrs. william Griffith,
Airs. win T. owen, AIRS. Il 3. Corbin.
Mrs. ]. q. Wills Irs. I. q. KILLER.
Mrs. Ralph Davis. Mrs. Julia sharp,
Mrs. Frank Bait Mrs Esther Gross
blatt, Hrs. Louis Ginsberg. Mrs I
Talpis. 1lrs. J. T. Mundy, Mrs. A. o.
Luettich, ST.. and AIRS c. A Sorrells.
This Is Interesting News, Too.
Had you stopped 20 think that you
can have your social engraved sta
tionery done right here in El Pas0 ?
You can, and have 60 done In the best
manner possible.
EI puso Printing Company,
los chihuahua SL-Adr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
Oh! What Biscuits

Delicious light brown-crusted, hot biscuits that put your appetite on edge! The same biscuits that have southern cooking ahouschold worldovcr. Such biscuits are to be found in the homes where Vaicr's Dainty Flour is used. flour of uncqualed quality it enables the finest cooks in the world to do the finest baking It is pre-emincntly the souths most famous biscuit flour.
 And the reasons are as simple as the Flour is good
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
OUTSIDE THE LAW
By STUART RIVERS Ce-author of "Love Afr airs of n Lonely Wop,aas

gertys threatening gun warned her into silence.
 On the point of leacing the room, Judge Crane paused and turned to the woman and girl.
 T don't know how much you had to do with this?' he observed coldly. staring first at one then at the other, with a little gieam of anger in his eyes But I warn you here and now to keep your fingers out of this pie 1 kno .wyou both. and I'm not going to forget you. 1 could take you both with me and sen you up to Sing Sing for the rest of your life. but that doesn't happen to just suit meat present But see that you don't med de in my affairs againr
 He favored them with another cold stare. then turned and followed by Haggerty and Ballin, disappeared up the stairs.
 With a pang of regret at her heart, Frances heard their footsteps dwiadie into si,Nlce broken only by the slam of the door overhead. Again she found her. self alone. but her reflections were broken into by choking gasp that came from Mother Sarah,
 Now what arc we going to dog" she walled. What are we going to tell Susie about this I suppose ou know that yell get the blame for it, don't youi, Copyright, 1926. Thompson Feature
 Service
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS
 EPWORTH LEAGUE
 PLANS ACTIVE YEAR

The Epworth League of the Foun-
 [tain Heights Methodist church held it's
 first business meeting for the year last
 Sunday evening at 6:30 o'clock. After a brief devotional service con
 |ducted by MT Watkins the meeting Twas turned over to the president for |business.
 A short talk was given by Mir. Can |non. the president, on The Duties of |the League in Connection With the
 |Church,' and the meeting was opened for the election of officers to fill the
 Iyarious vacancies in the different de-
 |partments. The following officers were elected: Miss Bertha Ruffner, third department: Miss Emma Smith. |second department; I onnie H. Gregory, secretary.
 The league has started the New
 |Year with a clean record and resolu- tions to make this one of the greatest
 wears in the history of the work. All |the departments had excellent reports that were turned over to the secre- |tary, Miss Davidson. The determina- ton is expressed to make Fountain Heights one of the most efficient leagues in the North Alabama con ference by turning in written report lat every meeting from the various de- pariments. so that q record will be kept of all that is accomplished.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
SOTJTHSIDE BAPTIST
 Y. w. A. ORGANIZED
Mrs. W. P. McAdory Hostess at Meet ing and Officers for Organi-
 zation Are Elected

A group of q young women met wednesday afternoon in the private dining room at Miss Jenny's as guests cf the w. M U. of Southside Baptist church at a luncheon, for tie purpose If reorganizing the Y. w. A.
 Mrs, w. P. McAdory. appointed by +he w. M. U., was hostess and also cted as chairman for the reo-ganiza- tion. Artistic place cards in the shape of a key contained New Years for- |tune fo reach guest and afforded much pleasure. as each was read abound
 The plans for reorganization were carried on as the luncheon was being served. because most of the young ladies present were business women and could be present only one hour.
 Mrs. w. D. Tynes and Mrs. N. A. Barrett were visitors at the meeting, Mrs. Barrett bringing special New Years message to tho newly elected officers. The following officers were elected: President, Miss Tina Rice; vice presi- dent. Miss Alma Lide; secretary, Miss Alice waters; treasurer, Miss Mary Ruth Tindal Another officer-per- |haps the most important one-the will be elected by the Y. w. A. members at the next meeting, which will be held at the same hour the first Wednesday in February.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
Worlds End m London
Rr GEORGE T. HYE.

World ends today" says one aggres- sively. insisting on his information.
 "That right" is returned noncommit- tally. What do you expect to set for a present?1
 Tn the public houses men and women toast each other: Well. for the last time, 'eres your 'ealth."
 A dairy has new sign:
 ''We Close at Today-if It Hasn't Happened by That Time"
 British soldier, smiling on a corner, says. "Lorlummy. if this old earth can stand a barrage. such as I was in at Menin, what does it matter if few dozen planets should even bounce on us?" He is completely assured.
 BUT THE SUPERsTITIoUs.
 It might not be known that the English are surprisingly slperstitious. Blame it on the Irish; but anyway it is so. Not a ladder was walked under in old London today. In restaurants one had to dodge constantly So much spilled salt was be- ing tossed over left shoulders Ser wants set tables with deathly precision. Crossed knives mean death and calamity
 "T,n aot what you would call a super stitious man. said an Englishman to me. T leave all that to the Irish ladies' But there is no use-is there now ?-deliberate- iy tempting misfortune in a time like to- day When l left home this morning I suddenly remembered I had left my egg in my egg cup without breaking the bot tom of the shell. They say that means black trouble and sinking ship. I'm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11

London, December 17.-CReciprocal News service.) .)-Note well the date. This is be- ing sent by mail for fear an oceanic up- heaval might kink the cables.
 No American who walks the foggy streets of London today can help feeling another thrill of national coNceit. Every .precaution is being taken by the super stitious to ward on the worlds end for which our Michigan professor was press agent A great many have weakened and are inclined to believe the sun. nor tally wounded by the pull of it's sa,el- lites has indeed quit shining. That's something no one can prove, whether or no, during the foggy months of winter in London.
 Some of the placards. which every news paper vendor wears around his neck. reads:
 The World sth wags.
 We're still Here. Reports From the the Rest of the
 World"
 And the coneeited American. soliloquizes pleasantly: What if the professor is a boob No scientist is sure he is right. But you have to hand it to the little old |. S. A. for starting all the fuss
 THE CHILDREN UNDAUNTED. In the morning the little children arc on their way to school
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11

cup and you seine them out and put them on the back of one hand and tap them with the back of the other hand. SO that they adehere to the upper hand we'll, nothing is denied you.
 It is safe to say that few if any hind leg of a rabbit saw no four thinking persons got out of bed back ward: or continued about their work if they saw one ione magpie. But two mag pies mean joy. three a wedding and four a boy One man was beamed at grate- fully by passersby for wearing the whole leaf clovers. Quite a few people dropped
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11

not ashamed to say I went back and pushed my spoon through the she'll
 A RUSH ON BLACK CATS.
 It is considered good luck to touch sailor on his collar. Seamen were tagged all over London today. Black cats. ex- haling good fortune. were chased desper- ately through twisting streets and by lanes. A startled look from them meant salvation. Hunch-baclSs had two fingers inconsiderately thrust in their faces.
 White horses are good signs. To re- fuse to light three cigarettes with one match is to propitiate the gods of mis- chance And if tea leaves float in your
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
MONTHLY MEETING OF CITY UNION OF
 EPWORTH LEAGUE

The City Union of the Epworth |League will hold it's regular monthly meeting next Tuesday evening Jan nary 13. at the Fortieth Street Mctho- dist church. The first department Will
 be stressed, and Mir. O'Keefe. the dis- |trict secretary. has planned good programme for this department The meeting will begin at o'clock promptly and all the leagues arc in |vited to he present with their entire mem bership
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11

in the churches to look around.
 To whatever agency due. an evil com bination against us and our earth has been frustrated-so far. The lie is passed 10 the Michigan professor. but thank him for the ad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
Singing Class Today

This afternoon at o'clock the Bir-
 lminghAm singing class will render
 Musical programme at Bessemer. in
 lc court room of the Realty building A cordial invitation is extended to |the public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
Walters Dainty Flour

is nilcd slowly by special process from the choicest part of the finest soft wheat grown.
 Such grain is this year and have to pay unusually high premium for every bushel we use. We do chcerfully, however, that you may continue to enjoy the exceptional quality which has distn- guishcd Valier's Dainty Flour in the past.
 Of course such slightly sack but really costs less table There failures count waste Then too, 1t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11

higtgade Waller Flour with mxcd n s e proper Requires no sat- or Dzking psvoer w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

character. It's program calls for a
complete aerial transportation system
for both passengers and goods. a re-
gular air mail service and the estab-
.lishment Of International air routes.
study OF routes which will Join
Italy with France. Switzerland.
Austria. J~ugo-Slavia, Greece and the
Italian colonies also is being made
by the government authorities. Two
dirigibles are now operating a
successful touring service between
Rome and Milan and between Venice
and Milan. and plans are being made
to start the Napole- Palermo route.
Four other local routes are IN
operation and experiments are being
conducted on FIVE others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

al The concluding part as
quoted said:
ut is probable that when throw
ine off the chains Of the capitalist
government the revolutionary pro-
latariate will meet the resistance or
Ango-saxon capital in the persons
of British and American capitalists
who will attempt to blockade It. IL
is then possible the revolutionary
prolatariate of Europe will arise in
union with the peoples OF the east
and commence the struggle. the
scene of which will be the entire
world to deal the final blow at Bri-
fish and American capitalists"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

year. All sources Of municipal tax
alton have been tried to the breaking
point and now the city government
plans to cut down the civil list.
Younger employees able to get other
work will go first and the pruning
will 20 through all departments. II
Is found that for 10000 children in
the primary grade Of the public
schools there are 10000 teachers and
many Of these must go.
In 1918. the Vienna city budget
was 237,500.0O0 crowns. For the
current year It is placed at $500
OO0,0 A loan Of $4,000 900 marks
by Germany during the war repre-
sents part Of this. On present crown
mark exchange this means a loss OF
$780, 900 crowns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

internationaie by the Independent
Labor Party. One OF the questions
was How does communism differ
from other forms Of socialism 2" To
this the reply was as follows:
There are no other forms. There
is only Communism. Whatever else
goes under the name of socialism Is
either willful deception by the lack
eys of the Bourgeosie, or self illu-
sion by persons who hesitate to
choose between the prolatriat and
the bourgeoise."
Another answer reads in part:
TT is most unlikely the beour-
geoisie will surrender without a
struggle. Therefore Great Britain
should prepare for victory by a
heavy civil IA
civil war; world revolution
and profound distrust of. our par
liamentary action" appear in sever-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31
SEES SWEEP or COMMUNISM
TO ENGLAND AND AMERICA

LONDON, July That the tie
BY The Associated Press
up OF the prolatarfat involves a
bloody revolution that to achieve It
he workers must prepare for civil
war and that the day is coming
when Communism sweeping through
Europe and enlisting the eastern ma
tions would meet Great Britain and
America in mortal conflict. are out
standing facts in a long statement
from the third internationale at
Moscow quoted by the London
Times.
The communication was made in
reply to twelve questions sent to the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

and i've men on the various teams
that viii carry the American colora
in the Olympic games. Lfeutensnt
Henry B. Lversedge, of California
winner Of the shot put and tavelfn
throw in the A I. 2. Championship
vas second only to Pat Macdonald
in the shot put finals. Privats
Steven Muchic. Of Michigan. won his
place in the 155 pound boxing class
and Private William j. WEIGH. OF
Iowa, in the $50 pound wrestlins
class. Major +. Duty Smith, of
Pennsylvania. 10 coaching the United
States rife team and on the team
are Lieutenant Joseph Jackson. Of
Missouri. Sergeant Morris Fisher. Of
Ohio, and Sergesnts Henshaw ard
Schriver, OF the District Of Columbia.
Even II you DO get the IDEA tss4
VIM nun hall van EOrsf hexan - Ofsm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

county and district councils recently
elected have now passed resolutions
declaring allegiance to Dali Eireann.
and their first meetings have been
turned into Sim Fem domonstra-
tons. The new chairmen, every
where outside Northeast Ulster, are
Sim Feiners.
The Dublin county council has al
ways been a moderate body. Now
il has a Sim Fein majority, has pro-
nounced for Dali Eireann and elect
ed as its chairman a young professor
Of mathematics. At Sligo the chair
man, a Sim Fem ". p announced
that all their actions would be guild
ed towards the most effective means
Of clearing Britain out of Ireland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31
Hansu Ell Ulsht

kTUCSON. Arizona-Harold Bell
fright, apostle of ol~d-fashioned
vmorals, ex-minister. .rancher and
4 considered by many as Americas
most popular fiction writer, has
found it easier to pen a romance in
which the principals live happily
ever after" than to live one.
He has just divorced Frances
4 Long Wright, whom he married
eighteen years ago in Buffalo, the
final decree being granted here on
the ground of desertion.
Three years ago Wright filed suit
charging that his wife caused him
anguish by refusing to appreciate
his literary work, but later a recon-
ciliation was reported.
From his ranch in Imperial
County where he has been recuper-
ating from illness and at the same
time writing some of his best SELL
ers," Wright moved to Arizona
leaving his wife with their three
small sons In California.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31
Spent $40. 900. 900 For Aviation.

By The AsFociatsd Fresa
WASHINGTON.-Italy Is spending
100000 this year on its aviation
program, which is mainly of a civil
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

Eject Sim Feiners.
DUBLIN.-Nearly all the Irish
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

Vienna Deeply m Debt.
VIENNA@The deficit of this city
is estimated at 10000 crowns this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

Even IL you DO get the IDEA sAs<
you own hell. you don't have 20 give
IL to other people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-31

Marines Make Olympic Teams.
WASHINGTON. The Marines
landed again. with three officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
WILLIAM AND MARY
LOSES TWO STAR MEN
Conch Driver viii Switch Player,
for Last Games on
Schedule.

lSpcciai 20 Th" Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG VA. Nov. Ill
With Whit. and Jones missing from
his backiicld in the coming games
with Randolph Macon and IIampdcn-
sidney Colleges Coach Driver prob
ably will make several shifte in his
lineup 10 plug these gaps. II is no:
Improbable that Captain Close. tackle.
and sam Badsr:,. end. will he placed
in Tho hacllii"ld. and HASTINGS aud
Jordan. present bac!iiicid members,
switched 20 thc line.
The Indians escaped serious in
jurics III the caroiina State contest
and the colchinG STAFF regards this
as hopeful siGa. All the regulars
arc now in splendid shape. and the
big problem on tho coachS hands is
TO see tina hi. team does not become
stale"
William and Mary's next game ia
with Randolph Macon in Richmond
on November "a. Saturday week Five
days later The Indians will battle
Hampton sidney in Newport News. in
the ThankSs attraction there.
With Il week and IL hal: remaining
III which 20 experiment with different
combinations. The head coach be-
iicves the backiield problem will he
adjusted before the contest with the
Yellow Jackets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
MEN AND WOMEN ATTACK
COMMISSIONER At TRACK
Joseph j.. Kennedy Victim OF An
CRY Mob as He Leaves Stew
ards Stand.
tBy Associated Press. ]

BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. ll-Jos.pl,
4. Kennedy. "a member Of tho Mary
land racing commission. today was
attacked by the crowd at the pimi!co
races and severely beaten. Both men
ana woinCr Were among hi. ascal-
ants
Tho attack occurred alter he had
left the stewards stand and was
Passing through the gate on his way
folded pro.ram. was the first 20 s,rlkc
nm. Ih4n "a man IN The crowd hi;
him heavy blow behind the car.
othcrS Joined In. but Mr.. Kennedy
managed 10 dodge some al the blows.
y hngcr 81 his hand waa broken In
the I:acas.
Esllef on the par, OF the crowd tina,
nj. Kennedy was responsible for
frankie kocsh riding Buck" Fore
mans horse ManUcuvrc. instead OF
10 have been -rcspons!bie for the at
tack. The assault; came Immediately
after Mr., Kennedy had left "a confer
Jockcy club race officials. J. *. l..
Ross and Jockey SETTLING relative to
the !at,cr's riding Manoeuvrc IN the
Sch:lliuG was granted u license TO
r:dc today by the Maryland Jock 20 y
club after the latter was warned by
"a refusal would bring about the rcvo-
cation OF it's license to conduct racing
at rimiico.
Tn" Maryland Racing Commission
Vas DroDarCd To see that SChillinE
should ride. y Ross had no, with
drawn his cons.n;." said Mr. Ken
ncdy. aztec the last .c"o. III any ~
for; had bccn made 10 have brought
~" nh"i.'cs OIt on tn" track without
SrhlliinS on Nanocuv-c No would
nave siornHd tho,u win the aid OF
SchillinE shonid not accept the mount:
that ended TN" matter >" far aa NC
We're concerned. The MARYLAND Jockc y
Club nbidcd by our decision
We viii be ~ rimli"o Tomorrow 10
sustain our decision in the Smiling
cas-" lie has our permission. a IL
ccnsc auh nothing can prevent him
from riding IL amy one cares 30 cm-
rlo" him besides Ross" Mr.. kcuncdy
said
II. Guy Eciwolt who trains Tor
Ross, said that SchjllinE- would nave
the mour. on Bonifacc in tho r!inl!"o
cup rae which, .s the fourth on the
card tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
GENERALS WORKING HARD
FOR GAME WITH AUBURN
Washington and Lee Confident De-
spite Defeat ny West Virginia
Last SATURDAY..

LEN iStIToN. A.. Nov. THE
Generals. dcs pitc their defeat last
Saturday by the University OF West
virginia. arc confident OF defeating
Auburn and are working harder thai
ever 10 take the i'!ainsmtn'S skin
This afternoon The team went
through a light practice and dummy
drli, the scrubs running a few o.
AuDurr'a formations. .'hc on"nsc ot
the team has improved greatly and
with III" variety OF plays that havc
been hold ~ store the strength OF the
team IN that respect Will he augment
ed nStherahly.
MacDouall ana Ra!ncs, who were
injured In III" Princcon game. were
IN uniform today. and their acQuisi
non adds materially 10 rhc strength
OF tho team. S!iv"rstein and Tucker
ais" were on Tho field but did not
engage ia any heavy work as the
coach Is resting them after thci,
wonderful playing against the Noun
tanners. Tn" "ntirc backGcld is in
m" snap" aUd with the return o:
Eain"s, tho outlook IN this depart =
ncHt Is good. Mac" Cogh;li phouId
pc - his best saturday and This
neady litt... quarterback ia going TO
caIS" thc il"insmen trouble
tn" team leaves for BIRMINGHAM,
NedneSGa? might in order TO be a,
/ Their best on Saturday. II is expected
t"nt quite few Of the student body
VIII aCCUTE'Ia tn. Suual