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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

key are still technically At war with
the allies and. what is more important.
AZ war with most OF their nelgnnora-
As one approaches the fre=-
tiers one finds every little way
side stnfioE packed with aoldlerss
bnyoneta fixed and railway sid
fnEH e0nEesfed with ammunition
rrnGona. War. and all the waste
ful effect Of preparedness FOR war
upon economic and Industrial
progress, are Fisulllzed for miles
rs one travels through these
countries.
"In many corners o. central Europe
today the Inhabitants DO not even
know their own nationality. Until
universal peace IS ratified. until
boundary Commissions are able 70 get
70 work. and uu--l rlenlscltes can
determine the future OF democracles
central Europe win be a patchwork or
chronological dislocaLon- An over
prolonged armistice, following upon
four years OF war. has knocked away
almost every Fundamental prcn-
political financial and economic.
States on the Danube-tla ma
zvenue OF traffic-fear TO send 1arges
out OF their own territorial waters
lest they should be appropriated Dr.
land the British Tommy is the only
safeguard for a train Of supplies so
on the Danube one OF admiral Lr1u-
bridges British mine-laTers. with
little British MILDLY in Command IS
the only guarantee OF safe conduct
Hold up Trains.
The other day. on the JuE1-slar
frontiers. trains OF food supplies ar
ranged By the allied RELIEF missions
and al paid for BY the Austrian gov
eminent were on their way 20 mite
gate starvation In Vienna At the
last moment the Jugo-Slav govern
meut clauped on an export duty OF
40 percent and refused 70 permit enc
trains 10 20 forward unless that TAX
was PAID IN foreign exchange. Z ven
tured 70 take international law into
ny own hands and. thanks 20 the
and intrerediry OF o.
couple CO British army o--lcers. those
trains arrived IN Vienna
Another interl1cEinE difficulty aa
between food and transport is rNl
persistent LockluE OF peasants WIN
eeEs. sacks o. flour. live geese and
ducks and all kinds OF agrlcllt-rai
produce into the towns In snow.
rain or any kind OF weather. sou
can see not only the inside but tre
-oof az every railway carrlaEe
thronEed with this cuacl-iuE crowd or
food spectators Their rrat1lc mas
assumed such proportions as 20 make
legitimate railway travelling amos
impossible What 81 means i1 no
problem OF food distribution VIII BE-
apparent when tell you that tram
OF 40 carriages ruu Of these picll--
esdus profiteering pedlars can ouIl
carry as much food as could Be nnr
into four ordinary railway rruczs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

the men made a trades union matter
OF f. They have invited sympatheuc
strikes By All transport workers.
The situation amounts 20 a whole
sale strike OF the motor drivers.
Since the order became effective
there have been no cars on the
streets except those driven BY their
owners Most Dublin traders had
adopted motor traction FOR the de-
livery OF their goods TO customers.
Failure 20 set drivers has interfarel
with trade The newspapers In tla
evening reach their readers much
later than usual for the same reason
A deuutation from she Motorists
union went TO London. but they
failed 10 move the government from
its decision
The government regards its order
as necessary 70 prevent criminals
from using fast cars in which 90
escape after committing rrIHsa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

7 ONDON. Eng Jan 70 The
l. prophecy Of Thomas the Rhymer
who wrote "Tyde whay may betyde,
Haig shall be Haig Of Bemersyde, g."
bids fair TO be fulfilled A move
ment Is on foot here to purchase the
Scottish estates Of Bemersyde. to-
gether with the historic mansion and
present them 20 Earl Haig. fWho
adopted the designation Of Earl
Haig Of Bemersyde on his elevation
TO the peerage) as a record OF the
British peoples admiration for his
triumphant leadership OF the British
armies during the war. The proper
4 is now owned by Lieut.. Col A. p.
HaiE
II was TO BemerETde where
Turner, the painter. was tukeu
BY SIR Walter Scott the poet, for
the purpose Of making drawings
60 Illustrate the scenery Of
scorfa poems
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

was almost falling down a precipice
when he called on Our Lady to save
him. and. his cloak catching in a
thorn bush. his fan was arrested He
vowed. thereafter. TO build a chapel 10
Our LADY Of LOretto Immediately on
his return 20 England and indeed did
so, the architect being one Francesca
al Padua
Search for Dissertations
In August the excavations were
proceeded with an the chapel found
as foretold. So far only the founda-
tions are revealed. but 7 hope. says
Mr. Bligh Bond, that a national fund
VIII be set up to eVtend the eLcava-
tons around Glastonbury Abbey. and
] anticipate we SHAH find traces OF
Italian decoration unknown IN Eng
land at that period. which VIII bear
out my automatic communication"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
Opium Dens Advertise
'1Dobe" VIII Queer Sier

Paris France. Jan I0.-The police
nave discovered novel manner OF
adv 'rtising- 1t was the shop dealer
IN antiques. When the police raided
IL one OF the occupants told the in
spector he was able to identify 1t as
an opium den because al the letters
20" IN the sign advertising antiques
were painted in flaming red while
the others were gilded-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

DRINCEsS Miguel de Briganza, who
1 was Anita Stewart. OF New York.
has returned TO America after eleven
years, and VIII live for an Indefinite
time" with her relatives IN New
York The Princess vas accompanied
by her three children She was mar
ried in Scotland in 1903 to Don Mig
ueI BriEanza. one OF the prOtenders
TO the throne OF Portugal until he
renowned his '-rogal blood" rights
by wedding the American heiress-
Reports have reached New York that
the couple had separated. This, how
ever, has been denied by the Princess
who declared that her husband was in
Switzerland, "an eL-territorlaI"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

old English form received this mes
sage;
Il forEef. 30 long have we slept
near the chapel OF Lorettos under
the bank full thirty PAGES from
the nave. You did not 20 far
enough beyond the bank they cast
mp there
10 was obviously an auusion 70 the
previous excavation and went on TO
give a story OF the visit Of Abbot Bere
to italy. how, when riding across the
Arenuines on a mule, he was at
facked BY rohbers and beaten. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

once or twice each month when the
authorities permit a few ounces TO be
distributed by the card system to the
individuals. Most OF the hotels
throughout Germany continue 20 serve
meat three OF four days each week.
however. The proprietors say they
obtain this from Holland and that
this does not violate the food regu-
lations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
japanese Promoters
Plan Mann COMPANIES

Toxic. japan. Jan 10--Compary
promoting Is the fashion OF the DAY
in Japan There IS capital Withour
limit available. apparently. and the
newspapers every Jay display large
Advertisements OF new capital issues,
some OF which are equivalent 90
about 5000. 900 each
New capital issues up to the end o.
September this year amount 20 the
equivalent OF $1,000. 100000. IN the
same period IN 1915 it was sss.1uo COO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10
CANNOT live
UNLESS ALLIES SEND
TRAINLOADS OF FOOD
-SLAV5 DEMAND UNFAIR
EXPORT DUTY ON AUSTRIANS

Country Is In Pitfu Shape Technically At War With
The Allies and Most Of Her Neighbors; Weather Is
Bitter Cold With Food Scarce and Prices Beyond
Reach of Poor; Once Gay Rendezvous Now Dark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

AIR DEATH RATE Low
London. Eng. Jan. 10.-The report
cf Mai Gen. y. n Sykes. controler
or aviation. shows that out Of $4,000
passengers carried in $1,000 alrplane
trips approximately 100000 miles
only two deaths have been recorded
through accidents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

Rio De Janeiro. Brazil. Jan. 10
The italian government has presented
a hydroairplaue to the Brazilian navy
A Caproni airplane. also a gift from
the Italian government. VIII be de-
liFered 10 the Brazilian army shortly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-10

The foreign colony IS large and
growing larger. Passport formalities
nave been cut 10 a minimum A hotel
porter collects the registration
papers and a permits de sefour comes
back automatically from the pre-
lecture. Prices are soaring diZzIlT.
yet money Is spent freely. and much
Of DC IS about. Some articles cos
seven times what they did in pre-
war days. Nevertheless. foreigners
who know Italy profess confidence
iu her ability to emerge safely from
che crisis
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23

One of the most important
developments in recent months
is the announcement that ar
rangements have been perfected
for financing a house building
campaign in this district. lt has
been realized for several years
that lack of good houses has
been seriously delaying the
growth Of all Of this part Of the
Peninsula. Homes for the peo.
pie employed here have not
been provided to keep pace
with the expansion of the indus.
tries and public works in this
vicinity.
Appreciating the need for
more goud houses the business
men of the entire district have
banded together to take steps
TO relieve the shortage. A stock
company has been organized un-
der the name of the Peninsula
House Building Corporation,
practically all of the industries
and leading business houses, as
well as a number Of the profes.
sional men. having subscribed
for shares. The capital stock of
SIS, 900 is to be used as a revolv.
ing fund. whatever proceeds ac-
crue from the sale of the houses,
going back into the fund so that
more can be built. IL is under
stood that IL any profits accrue
they will also be turned back in,
10 the fund until the shortage of
housing facilities is relieved.
The houses 10 be built will be
Of several different types and
will be the very best that can be
built for the price asked for
them. The company will have
the advantage Of buying mate.
rials in quantities and can save
in other ways through the co.
operation of the stockholders,
who are all leading business
men.
II is is a step in the right di-
rectlon. Good houses for the
people already employed here are
as much needed as new indus.
tries that will bring in more peo.
pie. IL is especially gratifying
TO learn that the new company |
has no intention of building |
cheap shacks or rows of insight.
ly factory houses. Evidently |
its organizers appreciate the fact !
that the people employed in the
industries in this neighorhood |
are prosperous and want houses
that they and the community
can be proud Of.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23
SEE J. +. GILMORE
For Bargains

5S9-5 room house on lot 5ox1oo, good
fruit fl26O with fiOO cash payment and
balance at Sl5 per month and interest.
585--A DANDY BUY for close in
property. Lots alone arc worth $1,000.
Just loo feet of Jersey, nice looxloo
with fruit and garden aud a five room
modern house. Price only S3.IOO.
$1,000 cash and balance monthly.
5SI-fl700 buys q good 6 room house
with full sized cement basement, partly
modern, lot 5oNloo street improvements
all paid. Pay $500 cash aud fl5 month
with interest.
dos 5000 cash payments buys you g
room modern house on lot boNioo-
Balance of $500 TO be paid at $50 a
month aud interest.
J66-5 room modern house on lot
ilxl2l IN fruit and garden. Good base.
ment only half block from Willamette
Blvd. $3.50 with only $500 cash and
$50 q month aud interest.
b7la7 room house, modern on lot
looxloo with fruit and shade. s25OO.
Cash payment II 5000 down aud 800
monthly with interest.
List your property with me for quick
sale
ll3b North Jersey Street
Phone Columbia 81
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23

An offer OF $32.3i0 for the
Ladd a Strong tract of forty-four
acres in the st. Johns district
was authorized by the city
council this morning as a means
of acquiring a park site in that
section Of the city and settling
of controversy that has been
raging for several months. Com.
missioner S. G. Pier. who intro
duced the ordinance. said he
believed the offer would be ac-
cepted in spite of the fact that
the price demanded by the own.
ers has been $iI, OOO. The as
sessed valuation is $2i, POO. If
the city obtains the property
work will be started at once To
convert il into a park. The spot
has a contour very similar 10
that of Laurelhurst park and is
heavily wooded. An artificial
lake is included in the improve.
ment plans. FRIDAYS Telegram.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23

All unmarried people over six.
teen years of age are cordially
invited and urgently reque ted
TO attend a "Weinie Hike" given
by the members of the s. L. !.
class Sunday. July 25. Come
Sunday school prepared TO stay
until after church in the even
ing, as enough lunch will be
provided, so IL will not be neces.
sary TO return home before
Christian Endeayor. The girls
are requested to bring buns and
fruit. and each boy is requested
to bring enough weinies for him.
self and two others. Each one
is requested TO bring n cup and
spoon. The president extends
an invitation from the class TO
their minister. Sunday school
superintendent and their teacher,
Mr.. Kieffer, and their families.
Reported.
A group of Portland business
men nave incorporated under the
firm name Of the Portland Nege.
table Oils company with a capital
stock of one million dollars.
The site of the new industry
will be on what is known as the
Kingsley tract of nine acres
near Linnton. This tract has
the advantage of rail and water
connections. A copra crushing
mill and refinery will be erect, !
ed soon and docks constructed |
30 that cargo lots of cOpra may |
be unloaded at the plant from !
ships direct from the South Seas. |
1t is estimated that the MILL
will handle at least %, 600 tons /
OF copra each year. Ships which
bring the copra 10 Portland will
carry a return cargo of lumber
and other Oregon produce TO
the Antipodes.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23
SOUTH AMERICAN
EXPLORER COMING
@. Whitfield Ray, r. r. @. g., TO Tell
His Great Story az chautauqus.

@. whitfield Ray, f. X. O. s., the
celebrated explorer who spent four.
teen years in South America, Is com
ing to Chautauqua with one Of the
most interesting and informative lee
lures Of the year.
Dr. Ray Is known TO scientific men
ms the Livingstone Of South America" /"
He Is undoubtedly one of the best
posted men IN America concerning gen
eral conditions in the continent to the
south Of us. For number of years
he was Official Explorer for the Bollv-
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23
A. w. DAVIS,
2O2 n. Jersey 81
Notice of Sale of Real Property

Ia the cif,uit cour, oi the state OF oregon tor
the Cuuuty ut Multunmah
In Probate
ln the matter ut the estate OF Helen ] Holmes
dC,sasCd
Nut,cy is hereby given that the uuderuigusd as
administrator o., ,irtuc and under the authofi,
~ oi a certain uII,T made 10 Honorable George
fatWvll. Judge 90 thy above entitled CuuTtt on
the fth dtN ui lulN laFH. iu the above entitled
estate will ,yl ell private sale the following dcs
ytihed teal property belonging 10 said estate. g.
Wit All ot lut eisht l'l iu hlotk nine ~, Walnut
Park Addition. ayynIdlng Go the duly Tecordsd
plat thereof within ihg cts ot Portland, County
a Multuamsh and state Of Oregon.
said real property NNl hy sold from aud after
August 4ytd IHEH. at private sale 60 the highest
bidder toI cash. ryhItyt O. the confirmation ut
tIv Court hiis may Dc submitted 60 the under
signed "a hi- oih,gs avs Panama huildiug Porte
land oregon.
EnMlN &. HOLMRs
Administrator ot the estate ot
hvlcu , Holmes dvCcased
Date Ot hrsi pUhl,ituu lulN %. l9su.
sidney Gnidnn. Attorney toT Administrator
go Gclliusgt luhjiug Pottlsnd. ore.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23
Davis Weekly Real Estate
BULLETIN

Six rooms nearly modern, In fine con.
ditiou, extra nice, lot ON South Jersey
street, South ST. Johns, close To ear line.
Price 1880, easy terms, This is nice
humv,
Pour room modern bungalow with
looNloo lot. lots of inc fruit, all street
Improvements paid, Price $500, $500
cash, balance terms, close I'm.
Six room modern house, has fruit aud
flowers, close in for $3.50 II YOU can
dig up $3.50 ur more ON this place the rest
can go on q fair monthly payment includ-
lug interest,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23
BEST BUY
In St. Johns

Five room modern bungalow, full
concrete basement 2Ix44, piped for
gas, wired for electricity, fixtures
all in, connected with sewer, $50
liueal feet sewer, 800 lineal feet OF
sidewalk aud croSswalks around
this block and all paid, hen house,
barn, n fruit trees, This property
is free and clear and will give good
terms and divide property to right
party. II must be seen to be fully
appreciated, See
j. 8. DoWney
933 n Syracuse Street.
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nv IN A. M.4Et.
sfeaiut ~ fNy " AZ

A rowerdflven lawn mower uaa
bern made which weighs enlY tEi
lounda
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NOTICE TO SusscsisER

In the event of delivery being lra-
perfect. or paper being rolled. twisted
or mntilated, subscribers are urged
90 make Immediate complaint Ia tho
business office in person. ny tele-
phone or mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-22

Al iima, Peru. sas nun ls seareely
aver hiddrn by clouds Tor DAY
throughout tha wholn year.
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Lucas County. "a.

Lucas County. "a.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that
no IA e.alor pprsnor of tho tlrm ci
y. J Cheney a Co. dolAg business
In the city OF Toledo county and
state aforesaid, and thst sail ncn
viii pay tho sum ~ ono hundred dot
ars for each aud every case Of ca
tArrh that cannot De cured ~ lhe
lse Of HaiiH Catarrh Medicine
Frank Cheney
Sworn 10 before me ana subs fihod
IN my presence. this 6th day OF Dee
emher, A u 1856 \ w Gleason
tSeaD Notary Public
Halls Calrrh Medicine lA taken tn
tcrnelly and acts through the blood
on tho Mucous Surfaces of the sya
tenn Send for testlomnlalA. tfoa.
+ J Cheney n Co. Tnlcda q SOLE
by an druggists. 15c Halls Famll
PILLS for constipation
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Summer Complain. csieKiy Relieved
Summer Complaint In Children.

There is not anything like so many
deaths from this disease now ~ be-
fore Chamberlain Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy came into such ge1er-
al use. When this remedy is given
with castor oil as directed and proper
care is taken as 10 diet. II is safe
TO say that fully ninety-nine out OF
every hundred cases recover. Mr..
W. G. Campbell of Butler. Tenn. says,
Il have used Chamberlian's Collie and
Diarrheea Remedy for summer Cum
plant in children. II Is far ahead
of anything ! have ever used 10. this
purpose"
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WANTED-Clean. light cotton ragi
at Leader Office.

Elizabeth. the little daughter OF II.
s. Webb OF Belfast. Me, who jumped
from the second story OF her. nome
without injury. explained that she
was sitting with her feet out OF the
window. and when she found she
could not get them In. she went Oh,
with them
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claa.berlaln's couo ard plsrehass
Renedy

Thla medicine slwaya Wins the good
uginiun II n0i thn praise nf ttess
whu used a. Try "a when Yai have
nroa ~ aueh remedy
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In two years Washington p c. con
rumcd g,tl2 carloads q potatoes ln
the same two years 1915 and laie
New York consumed a3o0e carloads
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Keep Up 10 The msrs

Good health ia tmposHlblr whsu the
kidntyp az" weak, overNnfhed ef dist
naaed When russ rail- a. fIiy9F nnt
~ tho fluud the polanus Ana lmnufi
ties thal cause aofe and Hwolien men.
clos aud Joints. hackarho, rheumatic
lalna. take Foley Kidney rllla 20 aive
lha help they mood
Sole Everywhere
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The only quadfupci that IA know n
that cannot swim Ia shu camel.
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FOR sALE-Cld papers at the Lead
or office.
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ON A BOOKMARK

The FFoh,gai SON when weary ~ husk.
Hik.d out for the fati~d colt
And all ~ her sheen came heek 90 80
Peep
And gave the wolves the laugh
four chickens ~ last come home "a roast.
And bread on the water returns
And boomeranr comer bark win -
bang
And the heart for iss first lave searRs.
And ali that Eoes ap IL sarr To coms down.
The rivers. they funf o. sen
And poets sey Ia prophetic hay.
Mine own win euwt 20 mei
All matter }. indestguctiblr
But I've iearn~i 10 NV bitter eest--
And heed u weil. the thlng fell-~
book that II tent L. lost, M, ".
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AVOID RISK by writing Icsurance
with us We write all lines Best
~ service given The Gaffney Com
pany Phone I'll.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR SALE House OF . ROOMS. ,
lots, city water etc near tho New
Masonic Building Building reeds
some remodeing and repairing. but
bargain. The Gaffney Company.