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The evening world., 1920-06-12
DIED.

HACswEENEY.-on June 10. lO2i,
JOANNA. widow Of Daplel J. Mac.
Sweeney
Funeral from the residence OF her son,
John Macsweeney, 172 East Slst ST.. g..
Brooklyn. on Monday, June IA at $50
A. M; thence TO the r. e. Church OF tue
Holy Cross. where a requiem mass VII
bO celebrated at 10 o'clock. IntermsnJ {
Holy Cross Cemetery.
The evening world., 1920-06-12
MYSTERY AS TO WHY ELWELl
WENT DOWNSTAIRS.

The detectives are at sea for rea-
son. for Elwell going downstairs after
getting ready for bed. They scout
the idea that ne did so in answer 70
the ring of the man who came TO mur-
der him. They think that maybe it
was the ring of the postman who de-
livered the mail at 7.s0 o'clock that
took him downstairs in the eHpecta-
ton of the letter he received from his
trainer ut the Beach Stables at La
tonia, Ky. Two of mis- horses were
scheduled 20 run to- day and he might
have been sufficiently interested in
learning OF their condition to wait up
for the letter.
The body OF Mr. Blwell will be
taken TO the Van Edinburgh Funeral
Parlors at Ridgewood, N. j., to-day,
the father fearing 10 have II taken
home for the effect that il might have
upon the dead mans aged mother.
The interment will take place on
Monday at Valleau, a suburb Of
Ridgewood
Deputy Police Commissioner will
| lhtm +. I.ahey took charge OF the
case this morning, after detectives
had worked all night at the house
under the direction OF Inspector John
j. Cray head Of the detective divi-
sion; Captain Arthur Carey, head OF
the homicide bureau, and Captain
Thomas Walsh in charge Of the dis
trict where the murder occurred.
The time Of the shooting has been
approximately fixed at between 7.S0
! O'Clock. when letter carried stuck
several letters under the door, and
The evening world., 1920-06-12
N1EW YORK DELEGA TON DESERTS BUTLER AFTER FIRST

coAlrol an the Ohio delegates in the
National Convention the November
Republican outlook in Ohio will be
anything but hopeful in the event OF
his nomination. In the mean time
NnoE Is trailing along with his little
old one vote occasionally doubted by
some delegate. Who has ulterior or
other motives.
The result of the ohio poll on the
sixth ballot. showing loss a. four for
Harding and corresponding gain OF
four for Wood. was a blow 10 the
senate Simon Legrees. Wood gained
! Ia Ohio on bear Wood market and
Harding lost on a bull Harding
margset.
on the seventh ballot Michigan
Knocked 4he Wood and Lowden
forces cuckoo by going back in a
body to johnson, after on the prev
ious ballot having given II. 70 Wood
and 1s to Lowden.
The plans for pushing Harding
across were made last might after
the fruitleas balioting Of yesterday.
The conference was held at Sem
ator Brandegee's headquarters In
sthe Blackstone Hotel. other senators
cattending we're Lodge, Watson,
Smoot. Curtis, Mccormick, New,
wadsworth. Frelinghuysen, Spencer
and Calder. Harding spent some
time in the meeting: Johnson was
at the hotel but not at the confer
ence.
The evening world., 1920-06-12
Cen. Porter Is Retter.

II was said at the residence OF Gen
Horace Porter. No, 277 Madison Avenue.
early this morning that his condition
was steadily Improving. His physicians
now hold forth hope OF his recovery.
The evening world., 1920-06-12
Y THINKS WOMAN MUIR.
DERED ELWELL.

The family incline TO the belief that
a woman murdered Elwell The po-
lice. smile at this sceptically and say
that If a woman fred the shot she
must have been an Annie Oakley or
Buffalo BilPs show, a thorough
markswoman.
One point which has been cleared
up to the satisfaction of everybody is
/ that the front door was not locked, as
has been told. The door was closed
when Mrs. Larsen, the housekecper,
arrived at the house, but not locked.
And the newspapers were not IN the
knob enclosure, but lying on the
porch in front of the house. So this
gives an opening for one way Of the
murderer coming in and going out OF
the house.
Chauffeur Rhodes denies that he
ever took any women to the house, or
that he ever saw any there. II they
went there, he says, they WIT in
their own machines or in taxicabs.
Elwell, It has been learned, was the
frequent companion Of a number of
beautiful and stylish women. That
they were frequent visitors TO the 10th
Street house has, been told by the
housekeepsr, and there is a room on
the second. floor which was set aside
for their use.
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WOMEN WHO HAD KEYS TO HOME
OFELWELL SOUGHT NMYSTERY
Continued from Page one)

they show where he has enough tan
gi'ble assets-his homes and yacht
and automoblles-more than 70 offset
any Indebtedness in which he might
be involved
Rhodes. the chauffeur now denies
that he ever told the police that he
knew OF three women who had keys
to the house. He says that the locks
were all changed by Mr.. Elwen after
a robbery in the house last Decem-
ber. Rhodes insists that his employer
owes him a months salary and
Barnes, the secretary and valet, de-
nles the statement. Rhodes says that
Mr.. Blwell often held his money back
because he didn't want him to gamble
on the races.
But Rhodes, too. scouts the theory
of suicide. He says that Mr.. Elwell
was having extensive repairs made
on his big Cadillac and that ne would
not have done so had he contem-
plated suicide.
The evening world., 1920-06-12

All 'Ilost md Found" atticlss
advertised In World or reported
20 Lost and l'uNnd Bureau" Room
1OB World Bull ng win be listed
for thirty DAYS. . Nese lists can be
oeen at pny OF The Worlds offices.
"I.Ost and Found" advertisemeuts
can be left at any OF The world's
Advertising Agencies, Or can be
telephOned directly 10 The World.
CAL 1000 BhelCnahn. New York. or
Brooklyn office, 4iOO Main.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

800 REWARD
ioI the return o. male boston Terrier named loby
Color brlndie with white-neck chest and gtomsrB
white stripe down the middle Of head ana fou;
white legs with two white spots On the hack on
being each hip DISAPPEARED from 227 River /.
side Drive, corner 05th st.. "wednesday mornin.
June Finder or anyone furnishing lnformttioa
TO hF whereabouts win receive reward by con. .
munirath With 4, J. O'Rry. 227 RiteTsids n,
phOu. i' q. 420
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TuE GREATEST BODY BUILDER.
~ dfuss. --AdYL
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-19
Let Us draw up your plans for
that new home. Madison Lumber

i Let Us draw up your plans FOL
that new home. Madison Lumber
Go. If
| Spring clothes and everything
in mems and young men s apparel
at Carlson 8.
Ed. Bell his sold his place east
of town and will sell his farm
equipment at auction on March l
Milk--Call John Jamison s
ranch for your supply. Delivered
every morning. Phone 10133.38tf
New cars will be hard to get
this year. Better take one of
those new Bucks at Fixes gar
age.
For kodak finishing or any,
thing in photography see Camp
bell, the photographer iii your
town. If.
If you want real car, better
take one of those new Bucks at
Fixes garage. They'll be hard
to get later.
There is a money back guaran-
tee if dandruff cure fails in your
case. For sale at the Gem State
Barber shop. 37w2
Increased credit means large
opportunity for increased accum-
ulation. Careful handling Of an
account at this bank will increase
your credit. Union State Bank.
B. J. Fike left Monday for Spo-
kane to buy and arrange for the
early delivery Of another car of
Bucks, his present stock being
about exhausted. Andy Stellmon
last Saturday bought one of these
cars from a recent shipment, and |
the family has since been enjoy
ing it over the dragged sections of |
our roads.
Following the regular meeting i
Of the Rebekah lodge in this city
Tuesday night, the assemblage
was taken by surprise by a good
force Of Odd Fellows, who prOvid-
ed a great spread of edibles and
then turned the evening into one
of dancing, games and general
social good time. A large crowd
was out, and the happy proceed
ings were much enjoyed.
w. j. Ramey "helloed" into
Nezperce yesterday and said, tell
all the folks we are now connected
with the Nezperce telephone line.
and ready to discuss anything
with them but politics. He furth-
sr stated that road development
s under way in the Russell-G Gill
pert section and very soon cars
will be finding that one Of the
)est drives in the country. Rus
'ell and Gilbert are lining up
,ase ball teams and they will be
'eady to take Nezperce on for
games when the season opens.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-19

Let Later oil your harness TO
less.
| Long or short hauls quick-Ber
| RVS dray line. tt
The finest and freshest cand,
at the Temple.
T. First-class cobbler ct the A. r
Fike harness store.
Go to the Prairie Lumber Co
for your building plans.
Guaranteed Spring Rye Seed
Mark Means Co., Lewiston, Idaho
! 36w6
Now's the time to oil and re.
pair that harness, at Laier's fo1
less. II
Be sure and eat your big free
lunch at Perry Sanger sale next
Thursday.
Keep in mind D. E. Bells farm
auction sale March ]. Details in
next weeks Herald.
FOR SALE Gilbert Hunt chop
mill and 10-horse Galloway en-
CINE. S. E. Mikkelson, Nezperce.
The Prairie Lumber Co. is bet
ter prepared than ever TO serve
you. See them for building ma
terial.
Try Madden the guaranteed
dandruff cure. Large $1.00 bot
tie for sale at the Gem State
Barber shop. 37w2
Harry G. Cranke, auctioneer,
Nezperce, Idaho, will appreciate
your dating your sale at The
Herald office as usual. If.
Cant sag gates-happy COM
bination of wood and steel-bet-
ter than either. Inquire of Mad
ison Lumber Co. If.
Howard Jacobs, Of New West
minister, B. c., a nephew Of N. III.
and T. F. Jacobs of this vicinity,
left yesterday for his home, after
spending the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Ware are
now occupying their summer
home here, having recently fin
ished their winters visit with rel
atives and old friends in Michi-
gan, Kansas, Oklahoma and Colo
RADIO.
The Medved meat market is
having it's new and enlarged cold
storage plant installed this week,
the expert workmen and the
equipment having arrived from
Portland Tuesday. So if j. M. is
not up to his usual proficiency
in filling your meat orders for a
few days. don't blame him. The
Improvement is worth the trouble
and inconvenience its installation
may occasion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-19

Try the new tables at Medved Broa
pool hall.
Buy cedar posts of T.. Prairi
Lumber Co.
It's real pleasure to play on tn
new tables at Medved Bros pool hall
They look good and give serv
ice, the Hartman shoe. At Carl
sons.
For Sale-16O acres 2 miles soutf
of Winchester. Enquire Unior
State Bank.
County Agent Wade made q
business trip to Lewiston the first
of the week.
Get your feet in Hartman
shoes and see how good they feel
At Carlson
Seats are selling fast for "The
Miracle Man at the Temple
March Z and 8.
Attorney G. H. Nugent made a
professional visit to Lewiston the
first of the week.
Keep in mind d. E. Bell s farm
auction sale March /. Details in
next weeks Herald.
A son was born on the 18th in
slant to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L..
Spayde Of this vicinity.
John Stellmon and j. P. Soren-
son left Monday for Fort Benton,
Montana, to look after farm in
terests- in that section.
II. R. Hilbourn returned Tues
day from Spokane, and brings a
favorable report regarding Mrs.
Hilbourn, who is under medical
treatment there.
Miss Edna Waters, a student in
the Charleston high schools, re-
turned to that city Sunday, after
a visit with homefoldks here dur
ing the period Of the flu ban.
| am now comfortably located
in my new quarters opposite the
post office, and in better shape to
care for your wants. Drop in.
G. Fl. Nugent.
M. E. Younger, Of the Mohler
section, was in town on business
and made The Herald
an appreciated call. He said there
was a big crowd at the Frank Sem
ter sale Monday and the offerings
Drought top prices, harness going
as high as $50 per set.
N. III. Jacobs arrived home last
Friday from a several weeks Wis !,
t over. his old Minnesota stomping
ground. He was held up eight
lays in Spokane by an attack of
he flu, and though still weak
from the experience, is pretty
we'll recovered. He was accom-
panied from Eden Valley, Mimi,
" his nephew, Nick Bauer, and
Frank Drossard, two young men
Who will help him operate his
arm this season.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-19

Us and cigars at the Tenn
Iaier oil your harness for
an evening at Medved Bros
hg this spring. See Carl
ne.
bst films for all cameras
pbell's studio.
lers Union meeting Satur-
ternoon. Tell it.
bd Bros. pool hall is open and
q your entertainment.
received. a car Of Utah
the Prairie Lumber Go.
Sale r. I. Red cockerels.
McCracken,, phone 1852.
36w4*
I'M alters was a business VS.
! Lewiston the first Of the
Yer j. j. Mockler was over
lo on a business mission
y.
Eff A w Mitchell was in
bn on official business the
II the week.
! in mind d. E. Bells farm
\ sale March l. Details in
keek S Herald.
Il overlook your opportun-
get a fine A. b. Chase pi-
EP. Fl. Sanger's sale.
w. j. Ramey, of Gilbert,
lie guest of Mrs. Andrew
pn in Nezperce the first OF
Elk.
ards and Monson, the car
j, went to Lewiston Mon |
finish, a job of work they |
ragged on there.
Iey Nedrow and wife left
y for Lewiston, where they |
fought a suburban acre
nd will make their home.
Sale-Royal Goods, pure
,hort-horn bull calf, TO-
old; one Of the Walter
herd and a good one.
primus. 38w3
,er Booth last Friday found
sons first display of but
/, and these early hardin
spring are now said to be
profusion.
j. Schultz, formerly of this
ow of Lewiston, is. chief
er of the Orofino lime pro-
plant which is now under
ction and which Mr..
says will be in operation
e. It will employ 20 to
he says, and its promot-
E incorporated with a cap
800, 900.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-19

this season that is not included IN our fashions.
Beautiful and charming their wool materials. We
have for yor inspection almost 200 samples materials show
ing every cloth that will be vogue this spring and
We mention few Of them here give dea Toe de
Lame Plumette Svertone Chevroa Yaama, Tricona, Sill.
vertip Bolivia Soft Polo Cloth, Duvet de Lame, Poiret
Twill Trcotine Novelty Worsted Checks Tinsetone Mems
Wear Serge, Cascade Coating Chameleon Cord and many
others The colors are: Horizon Blue Jay Tap Typhcon
Partridge Twine Radiu Beaver Navy Sponge. Musketeer
Turquoise Trooper Reindeer, Midnight Blue Forest Sand
and others that we do not have space to mention
We invite you to inspect this beautiful line and wo
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-19
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their fashions and
jacket with the Tun skirt the Bdero suit model and Box Effect There
in
and Those who deliberately Embroidered models
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-02-19

It great importance you this very attractive line
ladies before making purchase of require
apparel this spring. the
finest garments reasonable prices than
would that could the
high grade quality the garments THE IDEAL LADIES
TAILORING COMPANY produces
When purchase garment from this lne it is hand
tailored your individual skilled taiors
and designers that trained in the correctly tailoring
graceful garments
individuality the clothes by selecting style
material pleasing made
1y according your ideas.
thatyo do rliestco
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01
NEW YORK WAITS
 TO SEE OUTCOME
 OF "EvICT|ON" DAY
Courts Warn People They Must Help Else Renters
 Dockets to be Flooded

New York, Sept. 3G.-Municipal officials tonight began efforts to bring order out of the confusion which resulted from efforts of thou sands of families to retain their homes against eviction orders, ef fective tomorrow moving day-or to find means of moving to new quart- CTS.
 Hundreds of tenants swarmed the offices of the mayors committee on rent profiteering with appeals for aid in retaining their homes or pre- venting rent increases. Arthur J.. lilly, chairman of the committee, tonight issued a statement urging these tenants to cooperate and con- sider the merits of their own cases, to prevent the New York courts from becoming hoplessly clogged with ten ant-landlord cases.
 Aaron J. Levy, chief justice of the municipal court, announced tele- grams had been sent to the chief clerks of courts in the various dis lliCIS ulIeCllHS IHdt lio Wai dHto ol eviction be issued in any landlord and tenant proceedigs commeced be- fore September 28. This means, Jus tice Levy said that no tenants can be evicted except those subject to eviction under the new housing laws passed at the recent special session of the state legislature.
 To Hold Mass Meeting.
 Announcement also was made that mass meeting of citizens will be held tomorrow night in Carnegie hall to consider the housing situation Governor Smith And United States Senator William M. Calder will speak.
 It was estimated today that 75,- 900 families would attempt to move tomorrow with hardly more than g. 900 moving vans available. Many of the tenants planned to go to quarters which scheduled to become vacant i October 1, were occupied today by other families unable to find nev' quarters.
 Commissioner of Accounts Hirsh- field, after an investigation of con- ditions, declared moving van rates are "prohibitive" and will prevent many from moving.
 Justice Levy, in his statement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01
Offersl to Help
 Probe Baseball

New York, Sept. 3O.-on the eve of the investigation to be conducted by District Attorney Lewis of Kinks county conckrning rumors that the coming worlds series had been "fix- ed" District Attorney Swann tonight sent letter. to States Attorney Hoyne of Chid' ago, offering assistance to prosecute hose indicted for the alleged scanda1 connected with the 1919 series. r. Swann's offer was made contip' It upon Mir. Hoyne finding SC f It of the felony was committe W York county.
 Pres rles H. Ebbets and Mhy wh Robinson of the B, Qh,A we expressed will By Hne o District Attorney gn C. as mud.igation. The dis ez., zd ared he had heard NeAs NaGso,s are clique of gamb- D.. g .Oy. . n attempt to buy ,. .~ee"S 'es s" series. It was his Vkh Png beacn to question the h,cr2 thoroughly.
 2 Q<lZ of the team, Cap RvIy Al Mamaux and 'A ice box to the appeared before distTl ,Sss.st 1<ney Lewis late today and
 made statements of which steno-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01

U1StrlSO T.7t9FTIev LeWIS@IHte tUuay HHt made statements of whicha steno
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01
JOINS GRAPHIC AID STAFF.

F. W. Shaylor, formerly manae 2 of the advertising department of n
 Daily Citizen of Bexter Sprins Kansas, has arrived in Pine Blu: and has assumed his duties in cd nection with the advertising depal ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01

said that thousands upon thousands of tenants" would have been subject to eviction October 1, under proceed ngs that have been started. His de- cision ordering warrants held up re suited from a conference of munl- cipal court justices. A meeting of the board of justices he said, will be held October 5, to prepare rules for uniformly carrying out the new laws.
 Chairman lilly declared indica- tions are that unless tenants "con- tribute their own share of initiative court and municipal families will be so overwhelmed they will be unable to provide the relief for which they were intended
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01
DISCUSS TARRIF

Brussels, Sept. 30.-Today's session of the international financial con. ference was divided between a re- sume of the past and forecast o1 the future, with the tariff question bobbing up as the most likely subject of the controversy. The expression "free trade" was mentioned only rare ly. and the trend of the greater par of the discussion was toward the beating down of barriers to interna tional trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01
GOVERNOR IS SEATED

Mexicali, Lower Calif., Sept. 30.- Manuel Balarezo, of La Paz, Lower Calif., was today installed as gover- nor of the northern district of Lower California, by General Plutarch Elias Gales, succeeding Luis M. Salazar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01
TIRES COME DOWN.

New York, Sept. 3O.-The Lee ri, and Rubber company announced t, day a reduction in the price of ii entire line of tires from 15 to :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01
ADDS TO DEATH TOLL

4 York, Sept. so.-The death e. to- o. q Wall Street explosion Sept ,o .5
 ~ crsased " s to sS tonight when >- Al "A. phipps, 28, broker ',[ ot hes ses %citv died in New York nos
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01
graphic report was made.

graphic report was made.
 Later, when MT. Lewis was asked of anything of a suspicious nature had been unearthed he replied, lab solutely nothing" The district at torney said he was satisfied that the players were strictly on the level' and his purpose in examining them had been made to approach them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-01
effective throughout the
, FMOVE INSTRUCTIONS

l, ,barest. Sept. so.-All restr'c.
 on the export of pe'lola pa ponmania have been removed
Evening star., 1920-03-16
YOUR HOME AND YOU.
The Garden on Paper.

Are you going to have a garden this
spring: Well. why noto Because
"hether you are in country cottage
or city apartment. and whether it is
out IN the brown earth under the blue
say OF IN a box at the window, YOU
may nave one and you ought to have
one. 10 me II is positively immoral
not 10 nave a garden of some sort in
your life.
These last few weeks before bloom
ins time are wonderful periods for
Ptdhhlhs Just how your garden is
TO look. One reason gardens are often
not successful is because thew are not
carefully enough arranged beforehand.
\ garden must have its exterior deco
rator Just as house has it's interior
decorator. Certain colors combine
Well outdoors as we'll as indoors, and
relative heights of plants are Just as
important as the relative sizes of
pieces of furniture. Chairs and tables
placed without reference to each other
would not make an inviting room. and
plants and flowers placed without
special care and study are not apt to
make an inviting garden.
Take your city backyard, for exam
pie. Get big sheet of paper and plot
1t off. then choose the hardest annuals
for these are the only things that
Will grow in city yards, where there is
apt to be insufficient sun and air-and
plant them in your minds eve and
with your pencil. Zinnias. mari Colds
frlnged petuniaS-even if you are no
gardener at all, you may have these
and have them from May to October
without stopping. but they must be
placed in masses where they will not
interfere with each others colors. and
this you can work out on large sheet
of wrapping paper just as you work
Evening star., 1920-03-16

about certain military styles long
after it had ceased. The use Of gilt,
silver braid and buttons on dark
blue Its. which has come about in
the vs. two months, is carrying out
this prophesy in the opinion of many
persons.
One can go back to colonial times
for the source Of the fashion. It is
difficult to find any reason for it in
the last war with it's mud colored
uniforms.
The use of metal buttons with blue
cloth appears to be one of several
IaSfionS that are reminiscent of the
American and French revolution and
of the masculine costumery of the
dandles under the reign of George
", especially before he was crowned
king, when he was the first gentle
man of Europe and Beau Brummell
was his chief adviser in dress.