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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

FINANCIAL
BUSINESS Opportunities.

CANDY FACTORY-Man or woman can
secure half interest in a small well oduip-
ped candy factory, conducted by an ex-
perienced candy maker. Must be able to
finance all accounts, a "a. Every Evening
Office.
GARAGE BUSINESS-~in excellent con
dition. Centrally located. storage space
for 100 cars. Address Il 20. Every Evening
Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

Sp"edSter, 9O-horSepOwer.
.f,,--iat noqN Al condition last Eleventh
-trtt.f t4araze 5tf3 + Eleventh street
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HIGHLAND GARAGE-l4I3L RiYerYiew
avenue General automobile repair shop.
All work guaranteed al reasonable prices
Residence phone 1874 W.
IOhN sOlN' = QUlCh SERVICE GARAGE
car washed. 81: polished. soc 33I East
fifth street.
TOM MARTIN GARAGE-sOI Harrison
street. Phone s545k- General repairs
Gasoline and oils
STOECkLE'S GARACE-Let Scotty, the
Dodge man. handle your Dodge trouble
Thomas SCOTT. lO4 French street 6737 w
WALKERS GARAGE-e0e lack son street.
ford service -tatiCn Gen. ra, repairing
Nora luaranteed. IL Ii Collins. Phone
Jt~l
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Persl mails
AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles For sale
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Machinery and Tools

NusICHI IIIali uHfftIt5 b-
PATHE-Phonograph nd their greatest
features NO needles to change. Plays all
make records with their respective needles
at their best Guaranteed Iiye years. AL
ford Piano Co. 2lU W Ninth street
PLAYER PIANo-S575. cost 500 today
Afford Piano Co. 210 W Ninth street.
PIANO-Steinway Vertegrand mahogany.
only three years old: like new. Phone
owner, 1870,
USED PIANO-In good condition Ma
hogany case SIS5. Afford Piano Co. 2i0
W Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
Printing Stationery

OUR MONOTYPE-Alakes I44 new let
Uers eacn minute ana nelps get out good
clean Printing time. Chas. II. Gray.
Printer, IL r.. Eighth street.
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LETTERING-Of all kinds by experts.
Harting sign Co. Phone 2Ols w.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

GROCERY sTORE-And fruit stand $50
Madison street.
GROCERY AND MEAT Business estah-
iished Stock and fixtures. Address W q.
Every Evening once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

ABOUT 81 ACRES OF STANDING
GRASS, NEAR CITY APPLY TO
MORRIS CROSSAN. EQUITABLE
BUILDING.
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Repairing

FURNIT URE-Al aking old furniture look
equal 70 new. hepairin2. uphoIstering and
GAMING. Phone OLSON $40 french street.
SHOE REPAIRING-Rubbe. heels, 45c
Guaranteed. Nj. Nicoletti, I703 w Fourth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-fe ema'e 80
BOOKKEEPER-Appl by mail only stat
ing experience and wages expected. Hud-
son Supply CO., Front and Market streets.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn
FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1920.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

T. C. Wilson, of Obion, was in the
city this week.
Cemetery tag day tomorrow.
DR.. ]. J. Wells, of Glass, was a
business visitor Tuesday.
Miss Helen Garth is in Memphis
visiting Miss Mary Holmes Greer.
Cemetery tag day tomorrow.
Miss Sara Nash is home from the
Tennessee College at Murfreesboro.
j. N Roberts, of Charlottesville,
Mo-, is a patient at Nailling's Hos
pital.
ALI kinds of sorghum and pump
kin seed at Woosleys.
Mrs. j. c. Vance is in Nailling's
Hospital. The physician operated
Monday.
Cemetery tag day tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Howard and
children left Wednesday for week
end visit to Memphis.
Cemetery tag day tomorrow.
Mrs. Chas. G. Osborne, late of Sill
Wis, H., is in the county visiting rel
atives and friends.
Bon Air Coal is best. Phone $50.
Marshall Garth is at home from
the University of Tennessee, where
he has been in school.
All kinds of sorghum and pump
kin seed at Woosley's.
Miss Carmen Parks is one of the
schoolgirls coming home from Wash
ington City for vacation.
Saturday, June 5, will be tag day
for the cemetery improvement fund.
Miss Jeanne Garth returns home
next week from her school work in
the University of Tennessee.
Miss Virginia Niles finishes her
school year at Vanderbilt University
and is returning home next week.
Saturday, June s, will be tag day
for the cemetery improvement fund.
Mr.. C. F. Evans. Field Secretary
of Christian Endeavor, will lecture
at the Christian Church Sunday
Saturday, June 5, will be tag day
for the cemetery Improvement fund.
Miss Elizabeth Bransford left
Wednesday for st. Louis for few
days visit with her friend, Miss Jo-
sephine Smith.
Saturday, June 5, will be tag day
for the cemetery improvement fund.
Mrs. Elmer Tansil. of Mount Pc
ia, is a patient of the Mailing Hos
oital. An operation for gall stones
was Eade.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11
Christian Endeavor Convention.

Mr.. C. F. Evans, Field Secretary
for Christian Endeavor, will lead a
local Christian Endeavor Convention
Sunday, June 6. Mr.. Evans is an
entertaining and forceful speaker,
and will have something to say of
interest to all young people. The
Young Peoples Societies of the local
and the Rives c. P. churches, the
Christian Church and the Baptist
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11

Church and all young people of any
denomination are urged to be pres
ent and take part in the convention.
The following program will be
given by the different societies:
Eleven a. MIR. G. F. Davis lee
lures at the Christian Church.
Three p. m.-Conference on young
peoples work, c. p. Church.
Seven p. Irregular Christian
Endeavor program, assisted by Wis
iting societies and Mr.. Evans.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11

FOR 'RENT-Furnished rooms,
modern conveniences, for gentlemen
Call phone 1877. lift
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11

LOST-Between Jordan and I'm
ion City, black leather hand bag con-
tanning small purse money, check
Con Old National Bank, note ton
Third National Bank) AID Their
mometer. Finder please return to
Mrs. J. A. Mcdaniel, Jordan, KY.
Rural phone. 11-1tpd
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
Phone. 1917. 11-2pd
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11
"EVERYWOMAN."

Characters: Everywoman, Youth,
Beauty, Modesty, Conscience, Truth,
Vice. Wealth, Love, Passion, Nobody,
Flattery, Lord Witless, Bluff, Stuff,
Puff, Age, Time, Dissipation, Auc-
tioneer. Reynolds Theatre, Monday
and Tuesday nights, June Z and 8.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11
To the Teachers of Obion County.

All teachers who. hold first class
elementary or high school certifi-
Gates which expire in 1920 will
please send same to me in order that
permanent certificates may be gotten
in lieu of them.
Very truly,
B. A. VAUGHN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11
FOR SALE.

CAPT MATHES HOME. First house
south of Baptist Church. Lot 80 by
162. Splendid nine-room house, wa
ter up and down stairs, four places.
Toilet, electric lights, splendid barn
for coal, wood, car, stock, feed stuff,
etc. Hen house and fine garden.
Beautiful shade trees. See Saml d.
Woosley. 11-2t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11
Notice to the Patrons of Hauser VAL
ley School District.

There will be an election held at
Hauser Valley Schoolhouse, Satur-
day afternoon, June s, 1920, from
/ to A o'clock, for the purpose of as
certaining the sentiment of said dis
trict on consolidating with Beech and
Maple Grove. Very truly,
B. A. VAUGHN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Horse and buggy,
good bargain. Call F. E. Arm. Tiff
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11

LOST-Between j. B. Atkins home
and Red Cross Drug Store, one silver
card case. Initials o. L. A. on back.
Two one-dollar bills and about 55
cents in silver. Finder may keep
money and return case to this office.
10-2tpd
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11
QUIT

Paying rent or giving half you make
to the other fellow, and buy this
beautiful little farm of AZ acres, all
under good fence. Seven acres in a
beautiful woods lot. Eternal spring
of. sparkling water, known far and
near for it's quality. Sulphur well,
if properly advertised, may prove a
fortune to it's owner and a blessing
to the public. This farm can be
handled with small cash payment,
or in exchange for city property.
lift
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11

WANTED-By experienced farm
er, farm that can be handled with
four or six good mules. Have had
experience farming West Tennessee
land. Would like to communicate
with owner of farm for rent. Ad-
dress Box 13, Route 4, Ashland City,
Tenn. 11-4t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
GERMANY CANNOT
INCREASE ITS ARMY
Allies Reject Request
Because Peace Terms
Are Not Being Met

SAN RENO. April gG.-Rcports
from the supreme council that rem
rescnia'ivcs ~ the allied countries
ana Germany would mcc al spa.
Holrium. on May 25. were confirmed
today
Tho supreme council today adopted
the Ffanco-British declaration with
regard TO Germany after inserting "a
clause declaring iis readiness % take
al measures. even the occupation Of
additional German territory. II nocoa-
snry 10 assure the carrying out OF
the troaty % Versailles.
Tho adoption Of this clause caused
some discussion. Premier Nlui o-
liaN, opposed military measures.
Irymlcrs Alilieraud and Lloyd George
however. showed him the necessity
Of considering such an cvcntuniity.' %
Foreign Minister Ilymans of belgium
ana Paron Mntsui. tho Japanese ann
hassndur 20 France. Joined them in
thlH point or view which was adnpted
Tho Joint declaration to be pub-
iisH"d tonigh win set forth that an
increase OF the German army cannot
oven De considered 20 long as tho
terms of the treaty are not being
complici with. it viii recall that
the Germans have made no PROPOSE
non ON lhc rcpataiion question, but
vii declare that the allies will not
insist upon too Hchnicai an lutor-
probation Of the treaty.
The declaration VIII assert the de-
termination % the allies not To an
ucA any part ~ Gcrmuny's territory
D. viii declare that a direct exchange
uf NIcws would De- preferable To- an
exchange of notes und win by ASSERT
Ink that the unity OF the allies for
mo execution of the treaty ss as
complete us their unity for the war
aud hat the ousy means tor Germany
tn secure E"r ulo position In the
world VIII Doe Tor her TO Keep her
.mEMnumnnL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
PROBES
ECKART'S ARREST
Calls on Chief of Police
Today-Eckart Returns
to the City

A committee Of three appointed az
a meeting az the Masonic temple yes
terday 20 investigate the arrest last
Thursday OF Herbert Eckart and J. =.
Marrow on charges Of vagrnncy to
which they pleaded guilty In police
court called upom Chief Of Police
Galusha this afternoon.
This was the first step in the In
vcsiigation which viii be- continued
until all facts have been obtained
when a report viii be- made.
Eckart is a Shriner and u member
of the local shrine. lie was arrest eal
In front of the Combs hotel az he
was getting out of :axicab with
Marrow and another man after an
excursion into old Town. Eckart and
Marrow were taken 10 the police sta
ton and held there until morning
whom they were hrraiEncd and plead
cd guilty ana paid fines OF $50 each
out OF funds OF more than ssOC
which they had ON their person. The
third man who said he was a travel.
ing salesman was not arrested Eek.
art and Harrow told the police the,
had no occupation.
Eckart and Marrow both left towr
ON the day thcy were fined under
ordeF Of the chief OF police. but Eek
arts' friends Induced hlm 10 returf
/ from Phoenix sunday when meet
/ ing was called at the Masonic tempt,
when it was decided to invcstigat,
his arrest
/ one OF tho points tho commitie,
asked the chief was whether the DO
/ lice were tipped on as 10 the retun
Of Eckurt and Marrow to the cit,
and why hoy were held in Jail an,
| not allowed To give bond. II Is re-
I ported that Albert Garcia. proprietor
I ut the Gold star, whore the men hn,
been gambling, was sore bccpuse thel
bad about broken the bank la "A craI
game the night before. II d. sais
Ecknrt did not play ON the night o.
his arrest and had told Garcia tha
he would not.
Members of the committee said to
T day after their interview with IN,
. chief uf police that they could MOI
say when the Investigation would b.
completed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
GOV. CAMPBELL
TESTIFIES IN
W0OTT0N CASE
Tells Why He Did Not
Send Troops to War
rem Mining District
sy rns ...es,.rss s.s..

TOMBSTONE. Ariz.. April 26.-Bo
cnuso he did not regard the strike sit
uation prevailing Ia the Warren min.
ing district prior 10 the doportntons o
Jgly -. 1917. as sufficiently serious
Governor Thomas E Campbell did no
request thnt trops De sent into the
district, Governor Campbell testified
today
After July 2. ! considered that tho
strike had settled down TO the ordl-
nary level OF any other waikout. and
| gave the matter no further concern. "
the governor declared
The witness explained however.
that strikes In other parts Of the state
required his Immediate attention II
the time and that he did not keep In
close touch with the iiisboo situation
after july g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
REBELS MENACE
PACIFIC PORTS
IN MEXICO
Battle Imminent at MAJ
atlan-Carranza Sends
Warships There

-. Isa aeaociayrs ennaa
WASHINGTON. April sd.--.Iolhu
tind, former governor Of Minnesota.
whom President Wilson sent 20 Aex-
leo ~ his sficcial esulnsnry IN fuia,
has been summoned 10 appear TO-
morrow before the soualc couamiifcc
Investigating McNicnn Affairs. sem
ator Fail, republican. New afe1iro,
chairman, who has been on the alcx-
ican bOrtler several nipnihs IN con-
nectlon Win the procccdiuns VIII rc-
turn Tomorrow.
AQUA PRIETA. Sonora. April 2G.-
President Currunza OF MoxlcD lufaufn
10 send three war ships TO the west
coast TO aid In the defense OF Nam
zillo and Mazatlan, two ports mensced
BY revolutionary forces. according "a
Information sonora military head
quarters announced had been received
here.
The Mexican warahips. It was said.
would be sent through the Panama
fuse permission. Two carnnsa
cruisers already are on the west coaet.
and Il was said the i've would be
used together against ports aireRu<
held BY rebels and others the revolu-
uonists are attempting 70 capture.
WASHINGTON. April 2s.--A battle
between Mexican federal troops sent
out from the Pacific port Of Mnaatian
TO meet the rcvolutionists marching on
that place is Imminent. according to
adviees received here today from
Mexico.
The revolutionary army under Gem
oral Angel F.5reH IL rapidly approach
ing MuEailan. the advises said. while
the federal forces have withdrawn 10
within fg miles Of the city. In re-
treating the federal troops are said
10 have burned bridges and 10 have
thrown bp fortihcations apparently
with the intention OF making a stand.
Other official dispatrhes said that
Hympathizers Of General Aivnrndo
Obregon. anti-Cnrmnza candidate FOR
president who has aligned himself
with the secession movement, were
being arrested ON general orders OF
the Carranxa government.
Jose Eanrhcg. federal deputy, H.
reported TO have joined the rovolu-
tionists with so men at Puchln.
detachment Of federal troops has
been sent from MoEico City 10 Michou-
can IN an effort to prevent further re-
bollion among the pootle OF that state.
Railway communication between Mox-
leo City and Gul,daiatara has been In
terrupted by the destruction OF bridges
At lnputo. AN Important railway june
tiOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
CATTLE .THEFTS
IN THE COUNTY
INVESTIGATED
Capt. Sena Here to Probe
Charges of Wholesale
Slaughter

Apolonio a. scna captain Of the
mounted police of the state. arrived
Poe TIE city today To investigate con
diii"ns In Bcrnalllio county.
capt scna's visit here was due 20
an article that appeared In Tho Eve
ming Herald on April "a. written by
a. u. McAnllcn Ia which NIr. Me
Millcn charged that cattle stealing
was almost "a business In Bcrnaiilu
county. lie said from SsO. 900 to
$4,000 worth Of live stock had bccn
stolen In this county since the first
Of the year and charged that tho
bosquc ANA sandhils west ~ old
Albuquerque and across tho river
south 90 Airiscu were shambics and
whore thousands Of heads OF live
stock were stolen and slaughtered
u was further charged that the
mounted policemen had been Hp-
poi Itcd without reference 10 tho
wishes a, the Cattlcmcu of the state
am thar the appointments In this
county WAS made against the wishes
Of the cattiomcu
Captain soma said today that he
WINS aware uf conditions iu this coun-
ty and thL, he intended 90 make "a
'NNNANNt 10 llAfNNNNNNNNNNN anu AN NAhf
DTS personal attention to correcting
CON ltiuus that exist hcrC.
lie called upon Mr.. MCMill,n Toe
day tu go over matters hero and took
other steps during tho course ~ the
uHy tu see 10 conditions could not be-
Improved lie atlt that he person
ais was NOT able 20 ho In ull parts
~ the state ana had To depend up
on deputies but that lf conditions
warranted b. hv wuulC MAX, % report
To the governor uf conditions he finds
existing here
in support Of hiH work personally
us captain of the mounted police. Mr..
soma pointed tu resolution adopted
at the last meeting of the Sew Mex
ifn Cattle and Horse Growers assoc
,iHtiun The resolution follows
Hrsuit,t. that the Ncw Mexico
Cattle aud Horse Growers association
ussrmblcd at Roswell March 1881,
1870. couaueuds the energetic efforts
aus tho WORK thus Ear accomplished
10y ApDlonlo 4. scnn. captain ~ Inc
New Meaion mounted police
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
DOTS and DASHES

IAuEDI II. s-.I-tf, H.sfr,.,I
.b, iut,rr.iti.,r.i f,nt ,ri,I.n t,r.
r1np,lt.nr an, t-ni,,t st,tcs ana
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ir,, ,.f.,.b,n.. -.r,icr ,,',. ,.,,, 90 a.
j.. r.-,ft .f I'M. frr ,Tn. f..s s ,s.
tfii.t,.t I'd fsuU UOO
v,sttt>sr,N rh.. .,,,,,.,,,,.
r,t,r, r,li,l .r,tp i.l,y a., t,.ut
d,,yu b. I.'I..,, an tt,,. ,'.,,5,it,,ii,,,
lIty of tb, nr.bititIop am,rn,i,nsnt
mud tb,. ,.,r,r,...,,.,,t ,.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
DIR. Shortle Tells of
tuberculosis Meeting
Held at St. Louis

ilr. a. q. Shortlc. who together with
Dr. l.. =. Peters. John Tombs and g.
r. Anderson attended the unnunl con
ycntion ~ the National Tubercul,.is
association in ~. Louis last week home
The convention stands on record
as holnE one Of the most lnfrriv a.
tended in tho history Of the assooia .
iinn,' snid nr. Shorflr. "nnd eovernt
Instructive talks wcrr contributed bs
INC Albuquerque delegates"
llr. Peters. who will arrive .o,nor-
row presented an original treatise on
the diiiicult subject "Climntoiorv %
winch occaHionod considerable com
mont According 10 his convtcfluns.
tuberculosis can be successfully treat
.h N any climate, although there are
ntiohs localities whore the results
VIII hc more specific and cures greatly,
iacihtateh. Tho burden of worry ma
expense To- be borne by u health seeker
~ moderate circumstances ho,vever
~ not countorhaianrrd lv any climate
tains. w
Dr. Shortlc. together with pr I =
Pritchard Of Battle Creek. Mich npd
l'r \. j. Kenyon OF Cincinnati unvr
a series nt lectures. accom- panied with
mntcrn slides 10 the ST. Louis County
society
Using ms his topic "Hoiic- thornp, 20
ltr Shnrtlc illustrated tho mnny nos
luNo results cNperimenced through Inc
medium of sunshine MauV rnse.
were mentioned in which he cited inc
cures effected IN Albuquerque through
the sun bath treatment
lr. w \. GblSlCt Of Alhl ucrquc ir
conjunction with Dr. J. G.. Corner read
O. paper ON Research Work ln M,
chemical Treatment OF Tubercuios's
several administrative problem,
We're discussed hv the nHsociatior
Which was In session Thursday. mi
day ana saturday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
Paris Faces Complete
Tie Up on May l

PARIS. April 26.-This city faces
an almost complete paralysis uf busi-
ness ON saturday, May g. az the re-
suit OF large number OF unions yot.
ing 20 Join the labor demonstration
hy calling a general strike.
Public utility employees ana all
uuionizod workers on tho payrulis ui
the municipality with the exception
uf health officers. and large NUM-
her Of less important branches OF
labor will participate in the strike
Work 900 most lines viii ho resumed
after "a hours but the walkout of
telephone and telegraph cmployci
will Interrupt communication. be-
cision OF the congress OF French rail
way workers tu call strike to en-
force demands threatens new dan
ger. ~ the men lay down their tooli
before saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
ACTUALLY
SEES GAMBLING
But Saw No One Get
Rake-Off SO He Makes
No Arrests

asf...#n H.f..f fH...f.
'lIn'u To take any action toward get
ting Herbert Eckert to swear to "a
romplaiut rrnirst AIb,rt G,r,i, pro-
,.,t.,.. --,t -. ,,,.,.
Wv '''"i' ~ VI" i'""'
charging the latter With running a
ruWbliug hous,.
Ectnrt. who last wrrt r1,. first
49,, .,.,.............. ...
'" N"''n "'
DO 'ld Town hhf returned Z" the city
and tay shsriu who hus repeatedly
t,il tb4f tho r,..,u b. ,Iia r,t ,,,at.,.
""' "'' ''''' "' "'" "'' ""''
amy 'Nidth'" ur Knew ui anyone who
would give evidence was asked if ne
vouiJ y,, ygt.rt d., ,.... t.r, Ga.
...I., ..,.
"'''' y"
TT Eckhri comes tu mo uud makes
% complaint I win mukr the arrest
rb. .t.rtr- mid
N"l ""h' y" ''"'''.
Doc sh"riu Was tult that kart
was ii hotel within I block uf the
place Wh'1D th" iui''NIo" with him
TOOK place. uud h' was urh.l il De
would ego uud erv nm.
"" replied that hr would make uo
rIuri o." p"' him tu ilo a complaint
Asked li DO was mot part ut hIH duty
iu enforce the loNr iur shDriu r'-
piled ih1l 30 Was. hu' EDkalt would
have in come Co him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
Corn and Rye Soar
In Chicago Market

CHICAGO April 20 Extraordinary
fuuuus of prices iu the grain markets
TODAY were accompanied hy 20 renewal
uf speculative purchasing uu "a large
scale. ttN, lHd the Way with steep
rIsp uf 90 cents a hushrl corn fol-
lowed with uu ascent ul " cents ur
more fpi 40 deliveries fuuvhiug 1t
one time Sl.F2r for MAY as yum-
pared with Sl.61i at tho finish on
Suturday
Big export business Of late iu
brDadstuns formed the basis of much
OF tho huyins .uud su too did continued
unreasonable weather making f8rm
work su diulcult uT Goo bc uu evident
mrnH,, tu production.
lirrur" the day ended 400 extreme ud
vaucf nf Gls cents mshcl had been
scored u the JulN delivery of corn,
which touched $3.50 les. with May
nt fl.tai ~. Reports were current in
tno best uyrt of the session that ow'
inr Goo the unusually sharp upiuru in
taIucs British tUr French export iu-
forests had temporarily stopped buy
iur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-26
Seven Shot to Death,
One Killed With
Hatchet on Farm

TURTLE LAKE. n, H.. April &C.
S'Ncn OF the eight persons found
slain here saturday were shot and tbe
eighth was struck fatal blow ON
the side of the head with "a hrtshet.
u was decided at the coronerH iu
quest last night Jacob Molf. on
whose farm the tragedy occurred. his
wife and four daughters were Vie.
Tins of shutgun wounds Martin
Nuif three Neurs old. had been struck
On 90, head with u hatchci. Jake
Hotcr, l3, hired boy. also WIS shot
Q" death. some of the victims who
were Hhoi also had been struck with
lh' hatch"i Powder marks and
burns indicated that most of the shots
had been fired It close range