The Ordway new era., 1919-07-18
fHg LATEST IMPORTANT DIE
PArehKs PUT INTO sHoRr.
eRIsp pARAeRAPhA
STORY OF THE WEEK
sAcWrNo THR PRooRGee o.
EvRSTs IN OUR OWN AND
FoRGioS LANoe-
WESTERN

vsal;Asest c.tiEel os Mexico urtl his
.GrSs holdings n land and cattle were
svsp: CIT Of his control by rsroau-
tso-A haS kr-5ret In Los Angeles to
live
Eres children named Fuller. the
eldest q wbon was Is we're burned
- death twenty-five miles eEss Of
0eAElik Wash Their gr1ndnother,
& Mrs EcClanahE,. with whom they
were staying. also was badly burned
While thousands laughed ~ Charlie
Chaplin's antics On the movie screen.
TIE kaS o3 ni-,A Is bitterly mourning
tAs death O. his fo-st born soa-the
babe born 10 Chaplin and LIS wife MI
d-ed Harris CAEplln- Death came 70
the child ssveaIy 1.-TWO hours after birth
a. Los Angelica
The Senate q the Texas Legislature
eliminated fru-n the annual education
a. appropriation I'm = provision which
rozle have prahihlted the lescAing Of
the German language N the University
c. Texa. AID rei1srsted Al aQp-opria-
t5oa of seooa year for German 81
Sr1cta- Similar acton Ind qrsTion<-
y been tsksn ty the lower house
Rsllrsss1 rallres q twelve middle
Western s-ates and ne United States
Department q ArrseElrurs opened .
cs1es-eacs a. A-nes. Iowa 10 1ay plans
1o- tha ex-s-z-llRtiua q hErher-y zs O
means q Trsrez.iEg black sten rust
which Is said 10 have caused great
eanaEe 70 cereal crops throuEhour the
couuuy
NHyor James Rolph Of san Francs
CO has n3pehlsd 10 President Wilson 10
tEks some aciion to end the strike Of
telephone workers The strike has
brought about serious labor sltu2-
,iol on the Pacific coast the mayors
telegram said and unions o-her than
the Telephone eznpaoyss are ahou; 70
become Involved
Seven persons are dead and four are
IL hospital a, Dubuque, Iowa seri-
o1sly injured the result of being
caught II food waters during 4 ter
racsc x1or-a An the dead were drowned
and The injured were hurt By being
washed against trees and other Oh
.ec-s during the storm. Property CAN
age is estimated AZ sloa.ooa
WASHINGTON
Trade relations with Germany Will
lie resumed q, once. Acting Secretary
Of STATE Polk announced n Washing
tcR-
Announcement has been made thai
Frank L Poll- acting secretary os
state Il Washington had been asked
10 70 TO Paris 10 take the place OF Sec
r~tnry ot S-nEs Lansing. as head OF the
Aosrscsa peace mission, L Mr. Polkls
health wonld permit
II TIE ahsence Of their statutory
ltzitxaoaA way measures effective IN
Il TIE end cf The war. vii continue
in operation Until the exchange @. rat
tssc1t2o1f ot The treaty Of peace he
tween This coEz-ry ana rs enemies
Ts.s .lIe-T-e,E-1o1 q several much
t.s7zted phrases was gwen by Af1or-
Hsy General Palmer as the accepted
Ees,i.S Of TIE ts-Iiax-s0a Of has-5li-
ties and the oos O. which ad-ainistra-
t5o1 o-oS4ls would P-oceoe
officers IN The Finnish army have
been promised 1000 marks each TO oe-
esrt 70 rhs BolsAsr3s, forces, accordlng
70 dispatches quoting Swedish press
reports recsireo by the State Depart
De-t 4, wxsAlng,oa Bolsh<v.st
p-ccaElsssoas sD1eEiee across the Fin
uisA Eult also p-a1nised ea.oao marks
for each gun and 500 marks for each
pair ot shoes
A oasDency hoa-,- consisting .:
Secretary nxnielx Rear Adza.-ai
81
s-zl and Commander Frzrk 3 Freye.
assistant .0dge advocate general nov
Is engaged n reviewing ccEri-aar1ssl
seatsaces imposed during the war,
many pEaisAnent< involving prison
fe-ns o. zines being zirsSa1e6 or se;
assoc hy 1az reviewing board
Al certificates Of tnoeAGea,ess "a
soet hy -be rrIlroEas. following shs
fxlEre q the nr7-o7-1ai5on II the las
CocKress were called -o- rede-av,tiz,-
July IL The total zneE11 q ce-zifi
cafes Issued between MxrcA Z and Jul,
wasa ma new zTs-o,-saA1ia1s s.ecnD.
uvzansils was Ses2sIl--es Arrange
Ds1tx have Asesa zards for r>aezrgti5l
- lie certificates a Al federal re
serve banks
Eeszlts Os -hs -zEl-gad S1-aiaistrz
rs1o7s sLf+Sr cs--THiS- declared 10
Dl-ec1a- General Hines II e.s ms
x1l-s1Ar1e-T-~ wers made TszNllc = s-s
1sszscs ssha-l-l- hat Il TIE H-- 1h-e-
sna,zs.s q fAis rear srs9 -swer persans
prrs killed Il acrsarnrx than n Ia'
ss-l- period q 1915 The total nzrt
her e accz5s1-s decreased 97eA
F1szo+sz-s ~ The gr1- risk hzreaz Il
salaie-s 1z1 rbeir dsT.eo3-zrs amount
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