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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
BREvE MELLEM REMEsES OG ANDRE
PRISONER.
Skrevne i Lobet at fem Aar.
F9rste Brew.
Remeses til Hebraeren Aaron.
Byen Tyrus i Syrien, i Maaneden Athyr.
Min kere, aldre Broderl

Min kere, eldre Broderl
bet err med Felelser, der err f~uldstandig nye
for mig, og fremkaldt we'd disse broderlige Baand,
som jeg hidtil aldrig har kendt, at jeg griber Pen
men for at tilskrive dig og over Brevet setter de
indholdsrige Ord Min Broderl' bet er sandt,
at jeg mango Henseender har tabt we'd de sidste
Begivenheder, men Diet er lige saa sikkert, at jeg
har yundet meget min nys o~pdagede Slagts ker-
lighed.
Efter at du havde forladt os lidt nedenfor
Memphis sked Prns Sesostrs' Galej hurtig ned
adl Nilen, og for Middag var vi naaet ind den pc
lusiske Arm. Da jeg passerede den gamle BY Blu
bastis og Python, den nye Skatkammerby, som rel
ser sig paa dens Runner, bley init Hjerte tungt-
Rundt ON den og paa dens Volde saa jg Tusinder
af mine undertrykte Landsmand tralle som Sla-
Ter under Opsynsmandens Pisk. Jeg knnde kun
skenke dem en- medlidende Tanke, thi hvad er
jeg nu Stand til at gore for dem, jeg, en- Flygt-
ming, der vender NIT F9deland Ryggen? Gid dog
den Profeti, der, efter hvad dun ~fortalte mig,
eksisterer mellem wort Folk, smart MATTE blve OPP
fyldt! Dette Slaveri kan like vedvare mango Aarl
Der err like Plads Egypten til to Nationer.
We'd Potassium fandt vi Prinsens Flaade ven
tende paa ham. Den satte Sell til kort efter vor
Ankomst og gaaende langs Kysten af Arabien og
Filistea ankom vi syvende Dageh paa Rheden at
Iyrus, en- herllg by, Dygge1 uels paa Ell hdlVp uels
paa EN- q.
Jeg bley meget ~hjertelig ~modtaget at Seso-
stris' Moder, hyis Glade we'd at omfavne S9nnen
bragte mig Taarer 0jnene, thi den genkaldte
mig den 0mhed, som Drowning Amense altid vi
ste mig, naar jeg saa hende igen sely efter en-
ganske kort Fraverelse
Men jeg vii like lengere dyele we'd disse For
tidsminder.
Prins Sesostris behandlede mig ale Henseen-
der som EN- Ligemand. Var jeg endnu Prins AT
Egypten, kunde han like wise mig st9rre Hnder
OF HensynsfuIdhed vi har nu veret her en- Maa-
ned, og den It'd har jeg set meget af Tyrus,
men min yedyarende Sorg over min elskede Dron-
ming, som var mig nesten mere end en- Moder, g9r
mig meget ligegyldig overfor Omgivelserne Som
Prinsens Gest har jeg bestrebt mig for at interes-
sere mig for, hvad der angaar ham. Han er iyrig
beskpftiget med Krigsforberedelser. Tyrus' Havn
err fuld af Krigsgalejer, og Reyuer over Trooper
finder daglig Sted paa EN- Slette, der overskygges
az Libanons BjerPkede. Dette storslaaede Klippe-
landskab interesse4 er mig som Skuepladsen for
den tidligste Tilbedelse af Guderne.
Flaaden skal afsejle ON en- NAMED.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
Ferde B e v.
Remeses til Miriam.
Kere S9ster!
Tyrus i Fonicien.

h0re SDSlcI!
Jeg modtog dit Brev, der var skrevet fra
Bubastis. bet g0r mig ondt at h9re, at Kong
Morris saa starkt for9ger wort Folks Byrder og
driver dem, som tidligere var Tjenere i Husene,
ill Arbejde paa Markerne og we'd S9udgrayningen
Uvante til Arbejde fri Luft, vii de Tide mere
end de andre. Jeg leste den Afskrift at den kon-
gelige Befaling, som du hayde %vedf9jet, og hvori
Diet forbydes Egypterne at tage nogen Hebr@er
Tjeneste, hyorved de altsaa ale tvinges til Mark
arbejde. Han er forskrekket over Hebreernes Til
verkst og vii foraarsage deres Dod Tusindyis we'd
at undertrykke dem. Nit Hjerte BIDDER for dem,
som han har sendt til Minerne Thebe. Men der
er en- retfardig Gud over os, o min S9ster, nemlig
den Hellige, som wore Fedre dyrkede. Han vii like
for stedse glemme sit Folk, men, naar Tiden kom,
mer, bringe dem nd af Slaveriet. Har like Aron,
yor larde Broder, fortalt dig den Tradition, der
gaar imellem wort Folk, at de skal tjene Farao
ct visit Antal Aar, az hvilket endnu EN- og tyre
tyve STAIR til Rest2 Han sendte mig Ell Afskrift
af den, og deri finder jeg den Udtalelse al Abra.
ham, at ,,hans Efterkommere skulde tjene Farao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

fire HundredeAar.' Aron, som siden jeg forlod
Egypten, har anvendt al sin It'd tl at samle vore
Forfadres Love og Overleveringer, nerer den
sikre Overbevisning, at for en- anden Slegt er
udd6d, vii Gud oprejse en- Frelser for Jakobs Son
ner og lede dem bort fra Egypten til ct ener an
Diet nyt og underfuldt Land. Dersom ct saadant
L9fte, kere S6ster, virkelig er givet af den Al
megtige, da vii han indfri Diet, thi han err like den,
at han skulde tale Usandhed Lad os derfor ven
tie og haabe, og bede til wore Fedres veldige Gud,
at han erindrer sit L6fte og n~edstiger fra Himlen
med en- udrakt Hand til vor Befrielse.
Jeg gleder mig we'd at h9re, at min dyre-
k9bte Moder er rask, og ligesaa min Fader; jeg
beder dig bringe dem min k~erligste Hilsen. Aron
laser jo mine Breve for dig, og du vii deraf have
set, hvorledes ieg fix Kerlighed til den sande
Gud, paa hvem, o Miriam, baade du og han tro-
EIDE, medens jeg, som ansaa mig SEW for en- Egyp-
ter, var en- Tilbeder af Hgyptens falske Guder.
Og dog har jeg med den sande Guds Bistand vac
ret Stand til hos Vismanden Uz at tilegne mig
en- saadan Kundskab m Guds Herlighed, Maze
stat 90 alvise Styrelse af Universet, at jeg nu
endog kan belere eder. Jeg siger like dette for
at prale, men med Taknemlighed til ham, som har
gjort mig til ct Redskab til at oplyse elders Sind
og give eder en- st9rre Tillid og Tiltro til den Gud,
som ef ADrdnd10S buQ Og FyfSltH l. VI oud.
Jeg har nu yeret fem Aar borte fra Hgypten,
og nit Hjerte lenges efter mine trelbundne Br9-
Dire. Jeg f9ler, at Diet er like ~tilb6rligt af mig at
forblive her Yppighed we'd Hoffet hos Sesostris,
der nu to Aar har v@ret Konge efter Moderens
bod. Jeg 9nsker at faa meddelt Hebreernes ED
ste det klare og sande Kendskab til wore Fedres
Gud. som de nu kun besidder ufuldkomment, da
den er fordunklet af Egyptens Overtro. Jeg on
skier ogsaa at lere disse mine Br9dre ret at kende
i deres Treldom og studere deres Karakter og Elk
sistens, som ieg hidtil kun har ~betragtet fra en-
agyptisk Fyrstes Standpunkt. Jeg f9er en- Leng-
sci efter at blande mig imellem dem, at kende dem
og vere som en- at dem. Al min e~gyptiske Stolt-
he'd, kare S6ster, er forlengst forsvundst, og jeg
soger daglig at dyrke den Ydmyghedens F9lelse,
som er mere passende for den, der tilhSrer ct Folk
af Trelbundne. Men, k@re S9ster Miriam, hellere
vii ieg vare EN- Slave, lenket til Farao M9rls'
Vognhiul, og beside nit unv@rende kendskab
til den Hellige og Almagtige sammenllgnet
med hvilket Kendskab al agyptisk Lerdom er
Taabelighed end vere denne Fyrste selv med
hans Uvidenhed ON Gud og Tilbedelse at Osiris og
Apis.
Matte dog wore Fadres Gud, efter hvis Vii
je vi er i Slaveri, sende os Befrielse til sin egen
It'd. Hans vare Eren og Herligheden og Magten i
Himlen og paa Jorden til evig It'd.
Din hengivne Broder
Moses.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

ct Brew. som leg skrev for faa Dage siden,
90 som ieg sendte med ct SIKH, der paa sin Vel
I'll Karthago skulde anlobe Potassium i Egypteny
hentydede jg til en- F9lelse hos mig, der er yok-
set Styrke de sidste Maaneder, og som driver
mig til at besoge mine tralbundne Br9dre / Fa-
raonernes Land. bet er sandt nok jeg har ingen
Magt til at hjalpe. Jeg er kun en-, og Morris vii
sikkerlig med Glede bemegtige sig mig, hvis han
fix at vide, at jeg var hans Kongerige. Jeg har
like desto mindre givet efter for denne Trang, og
naste Manned a~fsejler jeg en- Galcj, der gaar
til 4Egypten efter Elfenben og Ibenhol. like len-
ge efter Modtagelsen af dette Brew, som den
skriftkyndige Aron kan lese for dig, vii du saa-
ledes komme til at omfavne din yngste og lenge
fravmrende Son. bet err hensigtsmesigt, at jeg
forbliver ukendt. Jeg onsker at iagttage Diet he
braiske Folk, uden at nogen amer, hvem jeg er.
Skulde Morris faa Nys ON min N@rv@relse, Wide
han upaatvivlelig tro, at jg ponsede paa ondt
imod ham. ON jeg end like kan gore andet, kan
jeg dog bringe de Hldste Forsikringen on den
Traditions Sandhed, som wort Folk har ~modtaget
angaaende Guds Embed, Almegtighed, Hellighed.
At den fromme Fyrste af Uz har jeg like alene
lert dette, men ogsaa mango andre vidunderlige
Ting som han syntes at vide direkte fra Gud,
= ON Verdens Skabelse og Tilbliyelsen af den for
ste Mand og den forste Kvinde, hvilke han satte
EdenS Have og CAV 1terredpmmet over allie ing.
Men jeg skal like indlade mig narmere paa disse
gu%ddommelige og underfulde Ting nu.
Min Ven, Kong Sesostris, har modstrabende
givet sit S~amtykke til min Afrejse. Han har aldrig
ophort med sine Beviser paa Hengivenhed mod mig,
og han har opkaldt sin lille Son, der nu er fire
Aar gammel, efter mig. Denne Dreng elsker jeg,
som var han min egen. Han er forstandig og fuld
af Folelse Og fatter allerede, at jeg er Begreb
med at tage bort, hyorfor han indstendig bonfal-
der mig ON like at forbade ham. Drowning Tha-
monda har Beredskab EN- stor Del Gaver til dig
og min S6ster; hun holder af eder uden at have
set eder. Her er der ingen, der kan fatte Hebre-
ernes Traldom. vi err i disse Menneskers Dine
like Kronslayer. vi er kun EN- syrisk Nation, der
holdes Fangenskab, og andre Nationer b~etragter
os med S~ympathi og tager ingen Del den Foragt
og Ham, med hvilken Vi b~etragtes af wore egyp-
tiske Herrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

som frugtbargor den og bevirker, at den i Sand
he'd kommer til at svare til sit Navn: ,,Jordens
Have, som den kaldes. Jeg rejste hertil med Prin-
sen, som skal holde Bryllup med Thamonda, den
skonne Fyrstinde over denne By. Hun err EN- elsk-
verdig og kerlig Kvinde, og jeg gleder mig ret
over den Lykke, der venter min k@re Ven,
Sesostris, dette 1Bgteskab. Hyor heldigt at jeg
ikkee som Prins af Hgypten interesserer mig for en-
eller anden Fyrstinde, som nu Wide yere bleyen
ulykkelig over min Fornedrelse. Brylluppet vii
smart finde Sted og naturligvis yedyare adskillige
Dage. Jeg 9nsker af Hjertet, at Sesostris maa blfye
lykkelig denne Forbindelse.
Jeg traf her Prinsen af Uz. Han var kommet
saa langt paa Hiemturen til sit Land, der ligger
paa Gransen af Chaldaa og Sabaa, og han blev
dybt beveget, da han h6rte IN min nuverende
Sitting. Vi har haft meget lange og interessante
Samtaler med hinanden ON Guds Embed, og dette
har saa fuldstandig grebet min Sjel, at jeg har
modtaget EN- Indbydelse til at besoge ham efter
vor Tilbagekomst fra Cypern, hvorhen jeg ledsager
Prinsen og hans Brud.
Prinsessen af Damascus Palads.
Byen Tyrus.
Efter at have fort denne Papyrus-Rulle med
mig saa mango Steder, vii jeg nu Suite den der,
hvor jeg paabegyndte den, efter blot at have
%meddelt, at Dronningen Epiphia med stor Gl@de
har modtaget sin Svigerdatter.
Flaaden vii sejle linden ire Dage.
Bring min k~erligete Hilsen til min Fader, min
Moder og min Soster. bet err nit Haab, at | ale
har det godt,og jeg underskriver mig med broder-
Zig Hengivenhed
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

Damascus i Syro-Fonicien.
Siden jeg skrev omstaaende, er jeg kommen
til denne herlige BY, som ligger en- yndig Dial,
gennemstrommet af to Floder, Adams og P~harphar,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

at f~orstyrre Diet Velvere, som den dode, elskede
Drowning skabte for eder.
Faryell
Din Broder
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
f e m t e Brew.
Remeses til sin Moder.

Paladset hos Sesostris, Kongen af Tyrus.
Min kare og elskede Moder!
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-14
SATURDAY, July 10th,
To MONDAY, July 10th
Piece Goods

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values. sale price Jul yoIu
E. 6 W. Beauty Silks in all colors 80 inches
ss1: s.f:' psis: ais:''F ''e values 7Oc yard
40ineh Crepe dc Chenes in all the best colors and
shades Special during this sale e. AZ ward
Wv yN'~
36-inch Silk Messelines in all eolors. Special
during the SemiAnnual Clearance q AZ ward
Sale at PIsfJ yoIu
80 inch Imported Scotch Ginehams. Regular
81 rs Values. Special Sale price QE rvaTd
only JJ Iyolu
4O.ineh Silk GeOreette. in all q An vard
colors. Specially priced at PI.7u yoIu
An Our voILES and LAWNS Specially Priced
During This Sale.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-14

TWE beonne hand ECONOMY and straight
GREAT MONEYSAVING na merchandise
b a
purchasing their nearly instance than wholesale
today BARGAINS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

just received these Shoes Of
Smartest shapes, English lasts, long
E..rrow effects, Chocolate Brown
shade, blind eyelets, full stock
calf leather, and double oak soles,
A special purchase at lower prices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
GOVERNORS PLAN
TO END FLOODS
Jays Rio Grande Must
Be Channelized
Wants Action

SANTA re. June TIL, rio
iaudr valley can not feel safe from
damaging luudS until the river bed
Jas hcon Channelixed. s1id GUVernu.
l%arriaulu today II 10 tlc only plan
lInt can give them real sycurity
saiust repetition ~ the damage done
n the high water in the past two
rUks.
The governor said he had been adj
.std bh c%uEiuc,.s that cnHuncltziug
d drainage would cost from $40 tu
p an acre for the land under irri-
iituu he wasn't sure ut thv figures.
hll believed the worn should be done
the cost wts 40 high us 500. for
slid, the value OF the reclaimed
ru lahd Mould Ice raised TO from
90 90 $500 an acre.
Parker Hns Kick
The rvc'ut floods also drew IL LETT
II t.uu General manager q. j.
ltrkcr. ~ the santa be- rai.Wty. who
"tv Hush ~. Williams. chairman
II the corporation commission. that
~ legislatures should rumpcI tine IN
etiltt OF headgat,s at the head
Il irrigation ditchya. lie asked toe
istaugr ut AIR. Williams ana his
"cia''7 ih gctiug the Legislature to
The general manager explained
Do tn" delay Of the rciicf train sent
1 from Aiuuqucruuc on lh. night
May % to get the injured passou-
Pr of Train No sos. dcrallcd at
JoyL, was caused by the overflow
'i an Irrigation ditch without
ihdgatrs. The overflow formed a
lake against the track at Bclcn
Il after q time the impuundcd
tcr broke through the track.
Nnothcr Flood Unlikely
The possibility uu another flood
the luu GHudc this summer was
'lHrrd to Dee rvmotc by state I'm
Deer Leslie A. Gillett Although
aro uf the rivers reputation for
ng the unexpected he predicted
stream would not reach the
lgrr point hEaiu-u0t before next
nc anyhow unless there was 20
iudhuIsi Do the upper valley.
lis prediction was based on reports
Owed from the northern part NJ
u stat" which said that an the low.
. ig SNOW had disappeared on the
Grand" water shea and that only
chcs remained ON the Iumbrvs
IN" higher points along the riv.
upper reaches. similar reports
received also from southern
Dorado,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
State Capitol News
SHORTAGE
FELT IN STATE
Hay in Lower Pecos Val
ley Cannot Be Moved
to Market

- 49,
SANTA re, June b-The car
shortage ~ grave In the lower Pccog
valley. V. /. Gates. hay shipper ~
lArtcsia wired the corporation com
mission today that hundreds OF tons
OF hay were lying exposed TO the
weather because cars could not be
gotten for shipping. lie asked tho
commission TO do everything Il could
to relieve me situation.
Hospital for Pennington
i The people Of western San Juan
county applied to the corporation
commission for n charter for the cs-
~tablishment of a nOn-aectnrinn COM
munity hospital at Pennington. The
board of directors. which makes the
application includes II. u. Miller, l..
II. Miles. W. T.. Brown. ". Is. Barnes.
H. II. King. n. w simpson. G. G.
Aiumma w O. Crandall. }. T.. At
t%erberry, Harry Baldwin. Farming
ton. j. ". Wellington. W. l.. Ken
needy. Fruitland. J. II. Harris, la
Plata.
TroOp For Albuquerqus
Albuquerque probably will he the
first city In the state 10 complete
recruiting u national guard unit.
AdJutant General james Baca today
@rcceivcd a report from Capt ~. r..
rifle. In charge Of recruiting there,
hat h troop. which n organizing.
probably would be ready for mus
ierinE into service next week. Tho
adiutant general said II would be
designated as Troop 4.
The adjutaut general also an
bounced the appointment Of Norman
J.. King of Santa Fc ~ a major In the
national guard. lie was assigned to
he quartermaster corps n property
~iisbursing officer Tor the state.
Governor To Pardon MAJ
W II. Pollard, q prisoner In the
state -penitenuary. who would he olig-
BILE 10 parole on June IS. will be
pnrduned, Governor Lhrazolu an
bounced following receipt ~ % letter
rom his wife at Dallas. Texas. say
ng she was 80 and In need Of his
Import In view ~ the fact that
10" man has little more than three
weeks 10 serve the governor decided
% release hin az once. He was sem
encrd In Eddy county Ca serve from
Weivc "a eighteen months for cm-
icEzlcment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

Committee of IS,
Is East 10th Street.
New York City.
believe in the formation Of a new political
purity that supports a program os economic, social
and political progress. Send ms ......, 20. copies of
the tentative platform Of the Committee Of Forty.
Eight.
NAME
ADDhESS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
nbargo on Express
Shipments Modified

!. ~Applcgltc. agent FOR the
."rican Rail Nay Express company
has received orders modifying
embargo on express shipments.
CCordiug to the urdcf. the en-
90 ON All shipments in excess Of
\ pounds with the exception ct
sohOld goods al that weight. for
ias Arizona and California has
lifted. The embargo on an mat
In cNcrss ut the 200 pound weight
ne east aId central states is still
Force.
,hc order i%nsiruCts the local office
Disregard the embargo placed on
meuts Tor the customs brokers at
no, Texas. and all points In Mex
astern cities 10 which no express
ter can he rnt on account Of
fht congestion include Black
x, la, Kansas city. Mo. South
II, Ind, Wallets, Ia, Deer Park.
Iittsburg, Pa, Baltimore Md,
hingtun, u. e., and Philadelphia.
ne butterfly pumps nectar through
ibe into lis body. and bees and
suck their food with their long
ucs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

the schonneld Manufacturing com
iany on Nassau street. IN Tho very
heart Of New Works. business district.
today threw pepper IN The eyes Of ~
of tho proprietorH and ned with a val
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

NEW YORK. June 5.-Two robbers
entering the icwelry establishment Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

diamonds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
nnnnEns an alon.nnn.

wv aaJeaned "a sessions today untn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

a HERALD WANT Az
will bring results. Phone 3l6 and
Insert your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

Made Of fine Madras, Crepe and
Poplin, bright patterns, introduc-
ing the popular sport stripes, also
neat, plain stripes, soft finish,
French cuffs. Exceptional values
purchased by our New York
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-19
Get Tickets for
Scott Benefit

II you haven't yet obtained
your ticket for the benefit dance
at the Hippodrome Tuesday night
to raise funds for the widow and
children OF Deputy Sheriff Robert
G. Scott:
Call at the shcriff's office in the
county-city building today or TO
morrow:
or ask any deputy sheriff for
one:
Or call Mt any Chaunccy Wright
restaurant where they are on
sale:
Or buy your tickets tomorrow
night at the Hippodrome box Of
flee.
There win be dances for all.
from the old.ume square dance
and quadrille to the new-fangled
dances. not including the Shin.
NEE"
There will be top.notch vaude-
vile between each dance.
All the money derived from the
SHE Of tickets will 40 to the widow
and children OF the man who
died gunflghting with a party OF
bandits. and whose alleged muir.
derer is under arrest at Vancou.
YER. Il. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-19

ready 20 KIN . man 10 go H. n neo-
essAry. 20 all TO pieces II ! can't
get my DOPE
10Th GO-BETwEEN AND
TRANSPORTATION AGENT
Burt ays he acted ~ ebs 60
between" a. well ~ the trAnsportA-
ton agent for the -Squadron.- mo-
tortng them from one point TO an
other In his big touring car. taking
N many M six or eight ~ \ time to
the scene OF = proposed crime. then
lying back In waiting with his car
ready to pick them up with the loot
and max. . swift getaway.
IL was also part Of his duties.
he says. to look after the -Ayuad-
ron's" arsenal Of resoivers ana pis-
tolls. TO see that the guns were kept
In good repair and that each man
had one. and to dispose Of loot.
The Squadron" he says. was al.
rected and faihered by a dope
fiend" and master criminal called
Red swede." a product Of the un.
derworid hack East, who had as
much as $4,000 fall money" a, his
command st all times 20 bail out Of
Jail any member Of the gang who
.scll.-
After the arrest Of Burt. a month
ago. several other members OF the
Squadron" were picked up by the
authorities here and In other towns
and two sent TO the penitentiary for
burglary in Tacoma. Others are
still being held TO be questioned con.
corning various crimes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-19
BRYAN, SUNDAY
ON DRY TICKET?.
Prohibitionists Are to Enter
the Ring

LINCOLN. Ncb., July is.-with
the opening OF the national prohibi.
ton convention but a few days dis.
tant. delegates 10 the very dry fest
are slowly drifting into Lincoln 10 ut.
tend a jubilee and jolliflcation over
the 18th amendment and soIemnize a
wake over the body of John Barley.
corn.
Delegates on the ground are not
slow In expressing their dissatisfac-
ton over what they term the treat.
ment received" at the hands OF the
two major parties. Had either the
Chicago or San Francisco convention
inserted dry plank. the prohibition.
lists would probably not consider en-.
tering ticket, they say.
One Of the first presidential booms
was launched Sunday night. when
Clinton ~. Howard. Rochester. ~. r..
himself a possible candidate. an.
nounced he would probably present
the names Of w. J. Bryan and w. A..
r"Billy'1 Sunday to head the prohibi.
ton ticket Their consent will first
be obtained. he ssix
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COURT HOLDS UP
JIT ORDINANCE
Injunction Issued by Judge
Smith

A temporary injunction, prohibit
ing the city from enforcing It's jitney-
regulating ordinance until July 2s,
was granted by Superior Judge Ever.
EFT Smith Monday.
The Injunction was granted follow.
ing an agreement Of attorneys to try
the case on its merits a week from
next wednesday.
w X. Crawford. legal adviser Of
the jitney Interests, announced that
he would ask leave to withdraw the
writ of mandate issued by the su.
breme court OF the state last Satur.
day.
II the city's legal talent wins when
the case is heard on It's merits. the
titneys viii be forced to comply with
the city ordinance which ruled them
off the streets. II the bus operat.
ors are successful. their next step
will be to convert the temporary in.
TO a permanent injunction.
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Spokane Promised
Cooler Weather

SPOKANE. July 1s.-FoIlowfns
two days when the thermometer
mounted to ss degrees. the weather
man today promised Spokane slight
ly cooler" weather for tonight and
Tuesday. II was 70 at 10 n m. today.
Thousands deserted the city for near.
by lakes over the weekend.
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TUESDAY

eUo--Hippodrome Entertainment
and dance for benefit Of widow
and children Of Deputy Sheriff
Scott, killed fighting highway
bandits.
ono-Meany hall, university campus
Dramatic art students present
Her Husbands Wife"
8sDo-Masonic Tempie--Lecture by
DIR. Stephen Il. Wise. Of New
York.
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TONIGHT

3 Do--Fraternai Brotherhood hall,
34ffh Fremont ave.--Repub-
iican rally.
80 - Moose hall Clarence /.
Reames 70 address Overseas
club on The Position the
New Enigrant Should occupy
in the Future Life Of the United
states" Public invited