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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1920

Page

8

Americans Abroad in Red Cross Work

Americans living outside the continental U S form the Insular and Foreign Division the Fourteenth Division. In 1920 it reported 80808 paid up members with chapters in many countries and territories. They supported service for servicemen families disaster relief and international aid continuing the Red Cross peace time program.

American Red Cross United States Alaska Porto Rico Hawaii Virgin Islands Philippines Guam Red Cross Argentine Bolivia Brazil Canal Zone Chile China Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Ecuador England France Guatemala Haiti Honduras Japan Manchuria Netherlands Nicaragua Paraguay Peru Liberia Spain Sweden Switzerland Syria Turkey Uruguay Venezuela Sallara

Red Cross Assists Disabled Veterans in War Aftercare

The American Red Cross runs a broad program for World War II disabled veterans in Public Health Service hospitals and through Federal Board for Vocational Education networks. Red Cross workers aid from admission to discharge, with home service, convalescent houses, and recreational activities. They assist with compensation claims, loans, living arrangements, and appeals, and track men who leave training or go missing. The Institute for the Blind aids training for blinded veterans, guiding vocational placements.

American Red Cross United States Bible Health Federal Board For Vocational Education Public Health Service Red Cross Home Service The Federal Board American Red Cross Institute For the Blind Baltimore

Spanish Red Cross malaria fund gets aid from Iberian chapter

The Iberian chapter of the American Red Cross, made up of Americans living in Spain, has contributed 480 dollars to a fund raised by the Spanish Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies to combat malaria.

Red Cross American Red Cross Spain Spanish Red Cross League of Red Cross Societies

Death of Kolchak Described by Soviet Firing Squad

Victoria B. O. reports Admiral Kolchak, former head of the all Russian government, died by firing squad after smoking a cigarette. Capt. Wallace Ian Webb recalls Kolchak calmly facing the squad and asking to see his wife Mme Kolchak, who was denied.

Mme. Kolchak Webb Kolchak Pepperingeff

Booze Has Long Pedigree in English Language

Prof William H Hulme of Western Reserve University traces the word booze through English history from 1300 bowne meaning to drink in excess to 1600 slang usage. He notes bousing 1529 and bouser 1611 as early forms, showing its shift from honorable to vulgar over time.

Cleveland William H. Hulme Western Reserve University Hulme Bowne

Hits British Army Morale

London reported that disquieting incidents have affected discipline in certain British regiments. The Daily Sketch cites a Russian Soviet government plan to turn the army into a hotbed of dissension. Stern measures are to be taken and major arrests are expected, with wholesale deportations anticipated.

London Daily Sketch Stern

Breaks All Records for Earnings Off Chickens

Nogales Arizona report notes H A Atkins on his Parker Canyon ranch near Patagonia earned a record $100 net in one month from eggs sold by 17 percent White Leghorn hens. He supplied feed and sold eggs on the open market for 60 to 80 cents per dozen, setting a county record.

Nogales, Ariz Santa Cruz County H. A. Atkins Parker Canyon Patagonia

Junior Red Cross at Home Teaches Citizenship Through Service

The Junior Red Cross uses school programs to train citizenship through service. It aims to fit activities into regular classes with a focus on mutual aid, health education, and civic participation, linking students with national and international peers.

Junior Red Cross American Red Cross Livingston Farrand American Red Cross Central Committee Red Cross United States America

Red Cross Active in Disaster Relief

The American Red Cross provides immediate relief after disasters, offering food, shelter, funds, doctors, and experienced workers. In the past year four disasters a month affected 150 communities in 27 states, with 50 killed and nearly $100 million in losses. The organization deployed 110 nurses, seven relief trains, ten relief stations, and 30 food centers to aid victims.

American Red Cross Red Cross Elrer United States Corpus Chris Red Cros

German forgery rings loot millions in export and import permits

Berlin reports hundreds of millions of marks lost to the state through wholesale forgery of import permits by border gangs. Bands from Duesseldorf Mayence and Flensburg issued false licenses stamped M A causing thefts of foodstuffs and tools. Police with German authorities led across borders to seize bands and arrest suspects.

Berlin Saya Koelnische Zettung Red Army Ruhr M. A Mayence Flensburg Hamburg Ber- UN

No Honor Among Thieves in Bordeaux Jail Potatoes Theft

Montreal reports division over officials guarding Bordeaux jail after a gang stole a hundred bags of potatoes meant for inmates. The raid caused neighborhood alarm as residents feared convict escapes, with the loot large enough to require a wagon for removal. In Chester, Ridley Park officers calmed three Richmond, Virginia suspects who claimed a ghost in their cell woke them with a loud, chilling racket.

Montreal Bordeaux Chester Ridley Park Henry Brooks Richmond Walter Moore Joseph Ford

Legal Notice Proof of Will for Peter A in Marion Iowa

Notice is given that a last will and testament purportedly of Peter A Knoxville filed in the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa. The will is set for hearing in the October 1920 term on October 5 1920 with all interested parties invited to be heard. Harold Clements Clerk of District Court By L R Clements Deputy.

the District Court of Iowa Marion County Peter A. Knoxville Said Court Harold Clements L. R. Clements

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