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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-01
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MO>ii IN NEtr" No, O.

Tho white house viii cooperate
Win tho Department M ~ save
Money on Meat week campaign,
The following letter WIS received 10
DAY Thursday from 'lrs Wilson
"Ttc White llou'c Washington.
"'N dear It Attorney Gouc,Jl,
'rN. Nti'' bose, N.ll be- GLAD 90
.id ,' v.oy rJ' 90, lhlo Aulr IT..
u'1 lo reduce iI, ,Di oi Twins IA |
vail lJdN copru,,ic m tho 'SN,
Aaup 90 ylv.l ,.mpdrG.
Viii siu,etc ,shV, fOr ,ur,rsa.
D"lle,o cordially youIs.
'Edlth boiling Wilson
fo llny N Mitchell Palmer the At.
tornny yrueraL
mcNr1nNr nSip"s ~ W. Is,d AZ
the White iion>c.
Tho DEPARTMENT of Justice ~ priv.
LEGGED otilclN,y 10 announce thrl. In
,.alneclion With tho campaign to
Save Money on Nl"u' b, utilization
10 the less expensive eats, meat
dishes prepared ny lh' following To-.
ctinls viii be- terycd ut the white
House dlrirg Save M,ncy on Meat
week Thesc recipes pro, ,ie Tor the
tSe of the less costly cuts. partlcu.
'Stlv those from the fot"quattet.
MONDAY
rnt roast with vegetable.
. On I ponnds OF chuck roast.
cup SLICED carrots
cup sliced onlors
cup cc!tT" cat IN hin
cup Slicgd tutpps
= tablespoons lat. pt,itrdbly nom
ssl, pork
II the meat w no sold N Nolid
piece. Shrwer ~ tie IL Into shape
wipe I, With a damp ehns seclDth ant
roll IN N.lr, llcl Vegetables IL
sal,od A,i,r Ia barely cover anu
iof. nah terough u coarse ,irainrt
! Heat fat IN u nyinF pan 90 ritd
uV'n. Put IN tie meas ana hr0wi
On oll Sli,s. u the frying pm 4
nsrd. transfer the meat otter u q
brown, a. Kettle. unless the pan 4
u~d, u.n,ier the meat after u 4
brown, tO y kO,'O. nul,as the pan 4
deep cn00gh to hold he beef. puu
IA" vegetables and heir ilauid owe
HE meat, tog thcl with any pr
iort"d s@NOnlLg. Cover llghil, In'
1T simmer slowly for four o. nv,
hours. tnrn.ng tWic" Thishen 10
srayy iililr aud nour oven ~,
meat
TrFSDAi.
Veal culeis and gour--
pounds veal shank.
Cook veal shank In loilinl
s.il"d water Until tender. R.mo',
af much meat ~ pafs,hlc fr1m ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
HOMES CHEAP

We have three l-room cottages. on
lots t0xt25 each. fairly close In.
Thcse cottages can be made into
nice little homes. and are livable
now. They have never been occu-
pied: cheaply fixed. Anyone that
Is handy can make them comfort
able. We can sell them for $1,000
each, $50 cash. balance $40 per
month. to include interest J-52
HENRY C. EWING COMPANY
400 Alaska Bldg. Main 1884
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

MANUFAcTURING FOOD BUZZ
ness needing capital for expannion
and fuIfilipent OF orders on hand
offers 100 shares OF common stock
as whole or In part At the par
value OF 800 a share Sea our
factory. Maybe your services ca9
be used with your capital Cal
2GI5 Western ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

ron < hAr.t Acnu
ONLY ess1
ron A WHOLE AcRH
sc DOWN. sis A MONTH
LITTLE FARM

A LITTLE FARM
No payment whsn rick Fay what
and when you can
lust outside ths city Iirnita
ON q good car line.
Water. electricity ana tsisphonA
Ifaff-aere tracts facing on the CO.
ment boulevard and only three
blocks TO car lima
TIaif-scro tracts. fronting on rood
graded road. only three. blocks 20
car limo. level. good soil. prncti-
eaiiy all cleared: has good view.
Have you ever seen Lake. Burienf
Have you ever seen the beautiful
homes tbcrs7
II you have seen the lake, the homes
that are sprinRing up all around
the lake. you viii know that ~ In
one Of the fastest growing dis
riets around this city.
There are plenty Of reasons for this
development. say for instance:
The lake and its beauty.
The Sound only 10 biockA
| The very best OF soii.
fiftern-minute car service direct 20
ycsler way.
Cement boulcvnrda
County taxes and no asresrmenta
Water pipcd 20 every tract
There IL electricity and telephone
Can you match ~
Can you beat the tcrmsf
only ask the privilege 20 show
you. you Will buy on It's inertia
Ny automobiles are AZ your service
every hour OF the day. including
Sunday.
Come today, tomorrow or Monday
and let me show you
W. ~ NELSON
sis Boston Block
Elliott tts7 Second and Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
sssTss

buys . beautiful home site IN
Faunticroy Addition. Terms. one
half cash. and the remainder pay
able 20 suit tho purchaser. The
former price ~ this home ate was
JOHN y. ADAMS COMPANY
office At Fauntleroy Station
ON the Fauntirroy Car Lin.
Street AddreAH. 92l6 ssth Ave T. w.
"fAUNTLEHOY HIG HALF.PRlcE
SALE" NOW GOING on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
SOUTH END

room bungalow: neat ana clean:
lot iooxf7t: lots OF fruit and ber-
ytesi one block to car line: one-
bali block TO paved highway. This
hcuse must be sold this week Can
make reasonable terms. or would
sell cheap IL first payment IL
large. The price now In 1890.
considerable cash will buy IL for
less J-s2
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
100 Alaska Bldg. Main 7i3L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

s SEVERAL ACRE TRACTS. az
miles north OF Cowen Park. near
the boulevards: owned by Sc
attic bank by foreclosure; offered
thru this office. your choice for
$500. on easy terms. at 6 per cent:
store. school. church: city water
and light at your door; adjoining
acres priced At double Call soon
and have first Choice. Some ex-
change can be accepted.
II. q. HENDRTCKSoN
AIS Boston BIocx
Elliott t02: East 1858
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
ACREAGE


1000 ACRES VIRGIN SOIL Sub
irir~nted lar = free from stumps
and stones: fine level land. adjoin-
ins lands Of n similar nature that
are raising $4,000 worth Of cab
bage seed per acre, izs TO i5o
bushels OF oats. 80 bushels o.
wheat 400 saeks Of onions. 4oo
bushels OF potatoer 100 bushels
OF corn per acre: where all kinds
OF grains. grasses. vegetables. ber-
ries and fruits. row In abundance;
close 10 schools and town.
Remember. we have only q Limited
amount Of this land that we are
selling for $40 per acre; terms half
cash. balance on or before years
at s& interest. These lands are
about 40 miles from Seattle.
Washington. in Skagit and 5no.
hopish counties. close to paved
highways. i.
write for particulars. or come and
see for yourself.
SPARKS A. DYE. 1870 Second Ave.
Seattle. WASH
or
MILLER r. MANDLE, 81 Front 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
sasso: EASY TERMS

New Groom house. Just north OF
Madison st: breakfast nook
o, s.. ysm sa' sii psia '0 rsls
new house should self for 1000
more than the price asked. Now
vacant O-23
HENRY C. Ewrvo COMPANY
200 Alaska Bldg. Main 7isf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
STOCKS AND BONDS


WE WILL BUY
King Airship.
Davis Car.
Manhattan-Tex. Pet
Western Rubber.
United Finance ust or I'd issue).
Local bank stock.
Liberty Bonds.
German marks.
WE WILL SELL
% Pan Motor .............s37S
30 Coop. Food Prod. Assn. 80
10 Sw ed ah Amer. Lane -, 90
3 Norwegian Amer. Line. $500
800 Rothert Process Steel .. .95
1000 Alaska Pet g. Coal 49,. ~ u
United Finance, pfd., com.12o.00
FOREIGN BONDS, IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
German city bonds & 1900 to : $500
French gov. bonds 5000 to 1900
Italian gov. bonds. $500 to $500
British gov. bonds. $4,000 to $4,000
Per 1000 marks. francs or lire. Brit
FoREIGN MONEY ON HAND
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
SECURITIES CORPORATION
7o2 Third Ave. Main 1857.
LAND FOR NOTHING
Forty acres, partly under cultivr-
ton. OF the best Skngit soil. two
miles from Sedro- Woolley: 7-room
house worth the price asked Tor
the place: good barn. on paved
road. Price $4,000. O'Reilly. SOL
Roston block; evenings. East l161.
WANT KING AlRSHiP SHARES.
Main $3.50. Room 80. 65t Jackson
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
our REPUTATION
HELPS US
AND PROTECTS Uo


I have heard people ssy that shsy
Prank waterhouss q Company
than from anybody In Seattle. on
account Of the guarantee. servtcs
and general reputation and stand !.
Ing Of this firm. We have Gained
that reputation BY many years OF
successfui automobile merchan-
dssing. You are safe In buying a
used ear from US. and you always
save money.
MARNO~ - TOURING CARS
MAHMOS ~ LOADSTEEA
ie-~STUpEH.tkEf tS---is.
1890 CHANDLER t-PASA
FRANKLIN TOURING CAR
HUDSON EuPER-SIx.
1919 MITCHELL TOURING.
WI~TON TOURING.
WTLLfH OVERLAND.
FORD TOURING
CHALMERS TouRfN0
vrLIE TOURING.
MOON TOURING.
MAXWELL. TOURING.
OVERLAND CHASSIS, 500.
DANIELS = TOURING.
CHEVROLET BABY GRAND
TERMS AND TRADES
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
FRANK WATERLOO z = CO.
PINE AT BELffEUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

tia A w; rsur oursha. Br~rnsrtsn.
uafis. us Aloha st. ifstsn Daniels.
1919 nth ave-. A. Hssfon. ssto 18th
ave W.. Florence o'MeArd. ieir pes-
ter ave. ialiias utnkIsf. sozs stst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

SOLD
Beach house advertised IN Thurs
days star sold. Was a bargain.
We have another on beach side.
AK. on leased ground; house
cedar lined: rooms and sleeping
porch; large garage. slaborately
furnished. Exceptional bargain.
Wcat f2i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
ALLEGED SHIP
FRAUDS PRoBED
Evidence TO Be Presented
Soon 10 Grand Jury,

WARRINGTON. Jan IL 4 sweeping
investigation Of shipbmliets snd snip.
yards all over tho country Is belns made
today by the depytmsnt Of Justice ~
tn. r..ul, Of d,cdfsy Of alleged fraud.
In shipyards on the Pacific coast. II
was announced st the department OF
justice todsy.
I'VE slready have evidence NJ a con.
elusive natufs. sufficient for presspta.
ton Of the cases 10 srsnd jury
Frank Burks, ssslstArt chief of bureau
~ investigation rnid today our men
are working everywhere ard viii carry
their Investigations TO all shipyafds We
vii 80 the limit"
The departmslt of justice Is in.
ves,lgatlng particularly padded &c.
counts OF shiphuilicrs who constructed
vessels for the government on a cost
plus basis. i, is understood there Il
evidence 20 show that shpbuildrr-
took advantage Of war conditions and
the str~ss of the times 10 turn In sc-
counts which they had reason 10 be-.
lieve would no, he too carefully scrutin
ined because Of the rush incident to tho
production ~ ships to meet the de-.
ssnds OF war necessities.
Officials of the cfnr'ment ~ justice
pYcdicted ths. revelations would be
made whict may involve men Of con-
siderable importance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
|IEjEEllS
IPIcoUS OF
I, '. 5. RADICALS
lssia Isn't Going to Be
s ''Dumping Ground"

Nh AfN0roRs. Jan is--JlAdiesI az.
oor1ogu dsported from America will be
1o1elly examined before they are per
3oo1 10 enter Russia, secofdinG 10 =
ooD1o0ent made 10 the correspondent
- oAs Associated Press by N klishbc
ooeretary N the soviet delegation NJ
0orVat N. kllshke and his colleague
Il. Rent endorn. we're nsk 81 whs, Rus
~. would do with the radicals being
eeot 70 Eurore on board the "sovle
~" Buford. They professsd 70 he un
oeovused on the subject. but s''d
Soviet Russia will not allow ipcf =
ussd as a dumping ground for nEl-
vAtefs from America"
!, QfS1cials Rrc still waiting at H'nRn
n some word rclstlvs TO the arrival o.
- Ruford but are without Information
- pet.
ondins the result Of negotiations, the
eoNHish government 10 believed 10 be
oqeGuctIng with the soviet government
q Russln regarding the disposition of
emms Goldman and her party they
Wlif be kcp, on board Arrangements
Mve bean made. however. 10 oHtran
the party fnr fhe Finnish border ana "
n ,Asated United Sin,es immIgrai M
pstlclsis who are aboard the Ruiori
nm Sccourany them ID the frontier
Finland In Hccsrtina custody Of tho
Darty 10 said to he planning TO use the
Orominent members FOR the purpose OF
6ecuring the exchanEs OF Finnish po-
ntical prisoners held In soviet Russis
~ n b uncertain whether the bolshs'
Viii w1ii consent to receive all members
=, Ne party. considerable speculate ton
hAs been CAUSED BY the question
WAetksr those denied admission Will b.
losped loose hetwecn the Finnish snd
sStiss lines to ,hift the hest they can
n In under-tco1 the nuford will no,
oeavs Hahgc until the party has crossed
~ Finnish border
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
AMERICAN AID FOR
f QUAKE VICTIMS ASKED

4 MEXICO CITY. Jan. is--Ths Amsri.
IeaM chamber Of commerce Of Mexico
- directed on np-el j to the American
Decpie thipugh tho Associated Press for
~ bmmeil,ie relief OF victims Of the
'Y6eent sasihgnahe and volcanic erup-
IN6As IN tho states OF Vera Crus and
I 1bebia.
VrThe chamber asks the American peo-
|lSD,sspecially the banks. manufacturers.
Exporters and importers Of the United
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
nASE PaisonEn
would NOT WORRY

You're charged with vssrsney."
The arrested one merely stared al the
police desk sergeant.
You're charged with highway rob
berry"
The expression on the face Of the do.
fendint remained unchanged
you ate suspected Of bolns q second
rtory artist
No change.
you may he a murderer"
Ard he merely blinkcd one eye.
Tho prisoner was q one eyed horse
owned by . baaEsge man Of Oklahoma
cry. The horse vas arrested ~
Harry Wolf. flalnclothesman, ~ zll
Fast Ninth street, and when brought
TO the station followed his captor into
the Inner ssnctum"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

Former soldiers who havs no, besn
nrtnralized may he made American
citizens tomorrow between II =. m. and
.. m. IN district court. when the semi
annual natufshsation hearing 10 held
before judge George W. CLARK, c, A
Ramsey, chief naturalization examiner
~ H. Louis. said today. Honorable dis.
chswcs must be presented
Seventeen persons have filed applics-
tlons for the hearing tomortow and
most OF these nr- persons who were
ciasrsd as alien enemies during the war.
Ramsey said. This number IL expected
TO "a increased by discharged soldiers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
WEIGH ADVISES YOUNG
MEN TO "G0 TO MEXICO"

'uo 10 Mexico" 10 the advice A. J.
Wclch. state Insurance commissioner. 10
ylng the young men OF his scquAint-
nnce today Mr. wclch returned ys<-
tefday from an extended trip through
Mexican border states Ho crossed the
border and spent two or three daya at
Matnmoras.
saloons are running - this 10 not one
~ the inducements he holds out. how
ever. 50 II can he dsresarded. The
abundance Of fruits and the productv-
lty Of irrigated land are the things that
aroused Mr. Welch's enthusiasm.
There is a bl Of folk lore that eggs
eanno, be ha,ehed il they are carried
across running water.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
QbY,B1:ie(s

chambss WsHts ltosssmst'sn--M''h.
ode Of obtaining Information concern
Ing the proposed extensions OF water
ys,ems In tile city were discussed 81
. mcstlng 0f the water supply sun
committee cf the fifs prevention com.
nltlee wrote 10 the city commissioner
held In the chamber Mnehroom today
Al noon. Nearly = month $50 The com
mlitse drots 10 the city commissioner
requesting Information Of that sort u
has not been received. Tho committee
reports
ooodyssr sAlssmsn Nee, Shlssmen Of
the Oklahoma City branch Of the Good
year Tir. and Rubber company convene
for q twO.dhy rllerm.n's conference he.
ginning ~ the Iluckins ho,ol today, The
meeting clps's tomorrow night with
banquet aud dance n, tho hotel
spriro cr,ek Asssssmsrs rltst--
spring frc.k township will be the first
10 make M. Assessment. according 10
James Heniy rounty tar Assessor. A.
ftssmrnt f1r that township vii - mad,
Monday. Tuesday ami Wednesday ~
nest week at tho homo u doois"
Huen.
Penalty for Driving on W,lbs-rcr-
sons who drive automobiles or wagon
from dirt roads onto sidewalks are liza
hc 20 prosecution and there viii b.
fines assessed II the practice IL no
stopped Immediately. l. ". uoodniGht.
street commissioner, ssid today. In
some instances 90 many vehicles have
b~sn driven on the side~alhs instead
of In the streets. that II 10 lmpossihl'
for pcdestrans 10 use tho walks. he
sald
Crockett Momoril Tomorrow. Pub
lc memorial tlr,s for the late A. U.
reckst' attorney Viii begin ~ Y
0rlnek IN the district court room. court
house. tomorrow morning tho services
arc being held nv the Oklshoma city
tAr asso, lNtiop. James $. Ross. Frank
wc.is. Jean Everest. T. q. Chambess
and W =. Wilson are the speakers
Tho public is invited 10 attend. John,
Tpmrflln, president OF the bar Associs- :
tion. said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

Ramsey will examine appt ~ .
ri Reno tomorrow afternoon, and m
Guthrie United states district court.
reNt Monday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

states 10 contribute. ssaAins thar 70.
mittancss ny mall or cable 10 the cham
her. The kAAfsss oi which 10 Mexico
City,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
NAvALRESERv|STS
TO co TO TURKEY

NEW YORK, Aug. 19-Naval re-
servists in New York, New Jersey
Connecticut and Vermont may see
service and possible action in Turkish
waters with the supplemental naval
forces to be sent to protect American
interests in the Near East, sailing
about the Sth of September. The
cruise St. Louis and six destroyers
BrooL >, Kane, Gilmer, Fox Humphries
and Averton, are being outfitted for
tnis duty.
Captain J. w. Timmons, in charge
of ths. third naval district reserve
forces, with headquarters at the fleet
supply base in Brooklyn, is authorized
by th> Navy Department "to accept
reselvists and make new enrollments
in Reserve Force, provided applicants
agree to serve not less than twelve
months nor more than eighteen
months on this duty" under orders
Just received.
T,,e six vessels comprising division
II Oh the destroyer squadron for
whicl special efforts are beng made
to .lbta recruits, are the fastest in
the world, having attained a speed
of "a miles an hour at sea. The
3qladfon will be under the command
of Capta1n 7 D. Thelen with the st.
Louis as flagship.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

A. Guadalajara General Obregon
and PARTY were banquttted at the
paletial mansion of Ing. Alberto PAM
who was a member Of the Carranza
caoirt.; and lad been sent to France
on a special mission before collapse
of +he Carranza government, who
was supporter of General Obregon
from the very inception of his can
didacy for president of Mexico.
Le.ving Guadalajara the party went
to Ocatlan, on the shore of Lake
Charaja, where they were feted and
give, the same enthusiastic attention
as everywhere. At Ocatlan an ex-
curs;on was made to eli Fuerte on an
isla, in the lake. After day d.
Ocati;n the special train on which the
part, had travelled from Manzanillo
proce, ded directly to the City of Mexi
co, rec ewing ovations at all the towns
and cites on the route.
In the City of Mexico there was
ano;ier great reception to General
Obreson, the population of the city
crowdlng the railway station by the
thousands to greet their candidate
for the presidency.
Mr. Bowman remarked that he
found peace and plenty prevailing
eve efywhere. Everyone seemed well
fed md contented. At all stations
thera were restaurants close at hand
and IA; the train stopped len minutes
at every place Of importance, pas
sengels repaired to the restaurants
for eals. The range of prices was
mode, ate.
In the City of Mexico there seemed
the utmost hveliness in trade and traf-
fic.i Every shop and store is do
ing {, thriving business, and all seem
contented. Everyone believes then
city md country at large on the eve
ol one of the greatest and most pros
porous periods in the history Of Mex
leo.
Upon all sides Mr.. Bowman foun1
unqualified approval of the Provision
al gc"ernment of Mexico headed by
Provls ional President de la Huerta,
with General P. Elias Gales as an
able coadjutor. All parties, without
distint tion aver that in General
Obregon, General Gales and Presi-
dent lie la Huerta there have arisen
to power three of the greatest men
Mexi.o has ever known.
M Bowman paid high tribute to
General Obregon, whom he describes
as ore of the ablest men he has ever
.lown. His election as president
is conceded on all sides, and it Is
freely predicted that he will prove
one # the ablest executives of the
tim...
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
new POSTOFF|CE
FOR NOCALES TO
OPEN AUGUST 80

With the assistance of the public,
the new post office on Nelson Avenue
will he opened for business, Sunday,
August 80, according TO postmaster
Joe Mcintyre. the work of rvmov-
ing the office fixtures and mail from
the old site on Grand Avenue will
commence on the night of August
20 :.nc if those owning post office
boxes empty the same of mail on
that day, it will expedite the work
of ne office force scheduled ito be
on the job all night.
Postmaster Mcintyre said last night
that in the new office building there is
an abundance of individual mail boxes
and hose desiring the same are re-
que5te1 to make application as soon
as POSSIBLE.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
AMERICAN. MAKES
WORLDS RECORD
A 7 A n 7 " { R P
Omitted Press Service)

ANTWERP, Aug. 19:-The Olym-
pic results today were: 5000 meter
stee2le chase, Hodge, England; Flynn,
New York; Abros1ni, Italy; Mattson,
Sweden; Devanney, New York; Huel-
enbeck, New York. 200 meter dash,
WooJrng, Philadelphia; Paddock.
Pasadena; Edwards, England; MUIR
CHS n, New York; Dawson, New
ealand; Osterlank, South Africa. 400
meter 1un, Rudd, South Africa; But
tier, England; Engdahl, Sweden; Shea
American Navy; Ainsworth, New
Zealand; Dafel, South Africa. TO-
900 meter run, Nurmi, Finland; Gull
lemort. France; Wilson, England;
Ma CO, rio, Italy; Hatton, England;
Names, France. Pole vault, Foss,
Chicago; Peterson, Denmark; Myers,
Chicago; Knoureck, Chicago; Jergen-
son. Denmask; Rydenberg, Sweden.
After winning the pole vault, F.
X. FCss, of Chicago set new world
rec c'rd with 13 feet 5 inches.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
FRENCH FIRE ON
SILESIAN MODS
UNITED Press Service)

BFhLIN, Aug. 19.-Heavy fighting
broke out in Kittowitz, uper Silesia,
again last night, according to advices
herr. Crowds which had assembled
were fired on with machine guns by
French troops.
"It is feared" advices here said
"That the trouble would spread
throughout. upper Silesia." Last
nights fighting was brought about
by the alleged action of the French
holdlns German labor leaders as host
ages tc guarantee the good conduct
of the population.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

Tl.e new theatre at CCamp Stephen
D, Little, which has been in coure OF
con st, uction some weeks, is coming
along finely under super vision OF
Architect D. J. Lowell, who drew the
nlacs and was awarded the contract
Tor construction. At the present
lin. fhe trusseH to support the roof
are being put into place. They are
eighty feet in length ,and they are
bu.lt to span the auditorium without
pilla:s or supports. They are said
to .,e as long as any others in Arl
zon;., if not longer; and they reflect
great q edit upon the mechanical gen
ius E Architect Lowell.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
UNITED Press Service)

LONDON, Aug. 19.-The Polish
arm after an encircl1ng movement
between Demblin, Brest and Lito-
vsk have taken the Russian rear, COM
pleteiy cutting off the retreat of the
army north of Warsaw, according to
DISPATCHES from the Polish capital.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-The Polish
counter offensive continues success
full along the entire battle front
exc i. for a small area. The Pol
ish took more than 10000 prisone
and great quantities of ammunition.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-Poland
has i. en- warned by the United States
not tc repeat her advance into Rus
sia.l territory, if the army drive is
sue .,-sful, it is officially stated.
BERLIN, Aug. 13-Polish military