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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

TWENTY entries for the automobile
races at the Juarez race track
tomorrow have been received up
70 noon today with five more ex-
pected before the closing Of the lists
at s o'clock tonight
This includes many Of the fast local
racing cars with several out Of town
entries
Four motorcycles will compete In
the 10 mile event for the two wheel
speedsters.
Plans Are Complete.
J. C. Mcnamara stated today that
practically all arrangements have
been completed TO take care OF the
large crowd expected For the benefit
OF those who do not possess motor
cars, street cars viii start leaving the
plaza in FL Paso al II o'clock Sunday
and viii run at intervals OF Is minu-
ties direct TO the track There viii be
ample cars on hand at the finish OF
the races to bring the spectators
back to this side OF the Rio Grande.
There Will be six events for the
racing fans. The program viii
start at 1 80 o'clock with a mile
race against time. -Four entries
have been received for this event.
Following Will come the stock car
race for cars costing $500 and
under. The contestants must
drive regular stock cars with
windshield and top only removed
Passengers may or may not be
carried The option Il with the
enfrant. Five entries are in The
third event viii be similar to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

second with the exception that
the cars are in the class of $500
and over. Four starters viii
break from the wire
The fourth Is one OF the spectacular
events Of the racing game, called an
Australian pursuit race Four entries
have been received
VIII Cover % Laps
The cars will be started at equal
intervals around the oval and as
each car Is passed By a contestant Il
is automatically ruled out OF the
race Promoter Mcnamara 70 pre-
vent the possibility OF this race from
lasting far into the night stated that
20 laps OF the track Will be covered
and all cars still in the running at
that time Will split the purse.
The feature event Of the day VIII
be the 50 miles free for all with
seven starters. This event will run
for first, second and third money.
For the benefit Of the motor
cycle fans there viii be staged a
10 mile free for all motorcycle
event. Three entries have 80 far
been received. All are fast ma
chimes and some fast time q
looked for.
At the ispeetion OF the track
Saturday morning # showed every
Indication OF holding up.
J. c. Mcnamara will act as referee
and viii be assisted BY the following
starters; judge and timers. 6. G. Brad
ley. J. H. Murray. R. J Pritcharcs A.
J. Neville and H E. Ducsten-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
Everett Scott
Holds Record

New York. July Everett Scott,
busy little shortstopper OF the Bos-
ton Red Sox. is piling up a consecu-
tive game record that promises TO
stand for long time
Scott is one OF the sort OF players
who believes in working every day.
just as though he belonged 70 the
class that has to answer the old
whistle He IS always on hand when
the roll is called and his brilliant
record with the Red Sox indicates
that consistently hard work on a ball
club Is the best thing for a player.
SCOTS aggressiveness and pep"
paved the way for the breaking Of
the worlds consecutive game record
when the Red Sox opened their re-
cent series IN Cleveland. In the first
game OF that series Scott played his
57sth consecutive major league game,
lettering a mark that has stood FOR
some IS years. George Pickeney, OF
the old Brooklyns, held the previous
best record OF 577 straight pastimes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
Southern Dept.
Athletes Win

st. Louis, No, July Representa-
tives OF the southern department car
ried off the honors at the opening Of
the athletic championship meet here
Friday. winning two OF the lou
events in which finals were held. and
rolling up 20 points toward the de-
partmentai Championship. The west
ern and central departments each
furnished a winner. The four sue
cessfuI contestants will compete in
the Olympic trial finals.
In the scoring for the departmental
championship, Central finished sec
oud with Il. army OF occupation third
with z, and the remainder in the ord
er named: Western, 8; Hawaiian 4
Eastern, 8; Northeastern, J.
The 5000 meter walk was won By
lieutenant R B. Holmes. 6zth infant
y. Western department Pasadena,
Calf, in 1914 As.
The marathon race vas postponed
until Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
French Boxers
OutcIaSS English

Chicago. H., July when Georges
Carpenter knocked out Bombardier
Wells and Joe Beckett. the two Brit
ISL heavyweights and champions dur
ing their time, the boxing followers
OF the tight little isle received quite
a jolt u gave the French boy the
heavyweight championship OF Europe
and put him in line for a battle for
the worlds title with Jack Dempsey.
The victory OF Carpenter was not
distasteful. as the Frenchman has al
ways been a big favorite IN London.
but when the Britishers had two OF
their champions beaten in one night
recently. 1t was handing them q dou-
bic dose Jim Higgins. the sensa-
tional bantamweight, who had won
the title OF England in a series Of
brilliant matches. went against the
little war veteran and French cham
pion. Charley Ledoux while Mike
Honeyman. holder Of the feather
weight title. which he had won the
past year, was up against a new box
ing sensation in the person OF Arthur
Wyns, Belgian champion. Higgins
was stopped IN the eleventh round By
the French boy and Honeymzn's sec
onds tossed the towel in the tenth
round in token OF defeat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

finished and there remains but little
to be done toward completion Of the
huge pool
The basis Il larger even than
the Sufso baths Of san Francisco
and the cascade In Dallas, Texas
situated as II Is on the brow OF a
hill just n short distance from
the city Il is an ideal spot for
the location OF natatorium. The
big pool viii be about $50 feet
square and ample arrangements
are being made for the installn-
ticn Of apparatus for both the
experienced and inexperienced
swimmers
At one end Of the pool Will be
erected the apparatus for the aquatic
theater which IS expected 10 attract
a number Of water stars 70 e Paso
during both the summer and winter
months. One Of the plans proposed
by Mr.. Graves embraces the freez-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
Woody And Warren On Links
Would Make A Close Match

vigorous protest from Milton Warner.
Milton is a Virginia and comes from
a line OF ancestors that helped make
the solid south solid
"G'wan niger, you're crazy" he
yelled Senator Harding never saw
a 80 since he has been playing golf.
and II he can't president any better'n
he can golf, I feel sorry for him"
Both Golf Fans.
'.AEr. he won't be president nohow."
Clipped in another Virginia Of 10
or Whereabouts Ny paw says
Aliclcydoou knock the stats offn him
at the 'lections."
However. the fact remains that
senator Harding IS an ardent golf
fan. and regardless Of how punk"
his score may be, he gets a lot Of
real pleasure and wholesome exercise
out Of the game
In addition to golf, senator Hard
ing, according TO his own admission.
is very fond Of the ancient and
honorable American pastime Of poker
There is no data on file at the con-
gressional library TO indicate what
degree OF skill he possesses In that
department OF artistic endeavOr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

HTASHNGTON, D. c.. July S.-war-
w ran G. Harding, Republican
nominee for the presidency and
president Wilson may be matched for
a nine hole golf match. They use
the same links, those of the Wash
ington Golf and Country club. at
Jewell. on the Virginia side OF the
Potomac, and are equally handi-
capped by the clubs professional
According TO George Washington
Ferguson and Milton Warner, csddies
who usually carry the presidents and
the presidential nominees clubs,
match between the two would be one
OF the most interesting contests ever
staged.
VIII Be Good Match.
A discussion between caddies as to
the probable outcome Of such
match narrowly missed ending in a
free for all fight
Deed, boss, ali thinks senatah
Hahdin' plays better'n pres-den'
wilson declared George Wash
inEtOn Ferguson He done made
a 90 las week, and that's bet
tern preafden' Wilson evan mndes'
he stated emphnticaIly.
This remark brought forth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

TTTORK is being pushed rapidly to-
w ward completion On the new
natatorium and aquatic theater
in Sunset Heights by r E. Ross and
H c. Graves. Of FL Paso, who are
behind the plan TO establish a first
class swimming pool in FL Paso dur
ing the sumner months
FIJI Is Nearly In
The work is being personally
supervised by Alr. Graves. who has
rad much experience in the handling
Of natatoriums throughout the coun-
try and he hopes 10 have II ready for
the first plunge within the next
week A large force Of men have
been employed on the big basin for
ing at present time Is the completion
OF the III. OF shallow water side, for
the inexperienced swimmers The
bath house has been under construc-
ton for some time and is nearly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

next season. and are glad that games
against such teams as Princeton, the
Military Academy, Georgetown and
lafayette viii afford a real test Of
the Midshipmen- This has not been
the case for many years past. the
home schedule OF the Navy team be-
ing generally poor.
The season will open on October Q
the first opponents OF the Naval
Academy being North Carolina state
In order 10 get ready for this game
the football squad will give up ten
days Of leave. returning 70 the acad-
envy about Semptember 90 By that
time a good squad Of plebes VIII be
broken in, Il being reported that
there is some excellent material in
the new class
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
Jimmy CIabby
Has Settled Down

San Francisco. Calf July 5.-News
from Australia Is TO the effect that
Jimmy Clabby the well known Amer
lean middleweight and former cham
pion was recently married TO a
wealthy widow OF Wellington. New
Zealand. and not to a Sydney girl as
reported Report also has II that
Jimmy may settle down in the hotel
business, either in wellington or sgd
ney. He has been boxing in New Yea
land since last December and has
been very successful, winning all his
fights for which he received over s1o.-
O00- Albert Lloyd. the Australian
champion heavyweight. jim Tracey
and Tommy Uren. also OF Sydney.
have been fighting in New Zealand.
and the quartet have done very well
indeed. at the same time giving the
sport a big boost in the land OF the
Maorfs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

ing OF the natatorium IN winter for
the purpose Of staging hockey and
other ice sports
Nay Have Polo League
Plans are already afoot for the or
ganization Of a water polo league at
the natatorium- Among FL Pasoans
interested in the formation Of the
league are Bernard Saar. OF the
United Tire company. He has had
much experience in water sports.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Roger Bresnahan and Joe Tinker
are at outs Bill Wagner jumped Co
lumbus, leaving that club short a
catcher, so Tinker asked Bresnahan
10 loan one out OF Toledo's surplus.
Bresuahan refused Now Tinker
throws up 10 Roger how he helped
him out when he was in need and
says some pointed things about
Rogers ingratitude.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Walter Carlisle liked It so well and
Kansas City needed some one 50 much
that after Minneapolis could spare
him the candy merchant Joined the
Blues and has been doing good work
for them He viii return to his busi-
ness in Minneapolis, however, as soon
as Kansas City can dig up a player
to replace him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Branch Hickey says he can't figure
lin baseball hackers are going to get
off. He met pitcher Bill Evans in
Columbus and they agreed to terms.
then Evans went back TO OIL City
and the hackers OF the club there bid
high 70 insure Evans staying.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

President Morris now has two NIL
lers on his staff OF umpires-Hugh
and George. the latter having recently
decided 10 return to the game. His
return IS received with mixed emo
lions" according TO one critic. but
the general verdict IS he Is a pretty
good umpire. IS umpires go.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

For those who hold 70 the theory
that Il Is the manager who counts
more than the mere team. how can
the positions OF the Tigers, the Ath-
letics and the Giants be accounted
for? Each manager was a great
peunant winner-when he had the ball
cIffh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Scout Charley Barrett dropped in
on manager Charley Sits OF the
Mineral Wells team to see why the
team was not winning. He must have
cheered Sits up a bit, for the Re
sorters began 10 win following Bar
rett's visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Abilene has been getting some
great pitching and making a record
for shutouts. The fans were 50 en-
Unused when Young's team cleaned Up
on German that a banquet in honor
Of the players was put on in Abilene
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

a new third baseman named Supina-
There seems 70 be nothing supine
about his hitting. He broke up the
first game he played in with a home
run.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Pass time Park. sat. SIM. Mon,
from a. m 70 y. Music by an or
chestra just arrived from Wichita
Falls Come and Jazz at bit-kdv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
SPEEDY DRIVERS TUNE UP CARS
FOR RECORD BREAKING SUNDAY

All Plans Complete for Staging Of Program of Automo
bile Races at Juarez Speedway Sunday; More Than
20 Entries Received for Different Events; Much In
terest Is Shown in Pursuit Race; Fast Tryouts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
AQUATIC THEATER ON SUNSET
HEIGHTS IS NEARING COMPILE ton

Huge Natatorium for 81 Paso Swimmers Is Being Rap
idly Finished and VIII Open Within Short Time; Big
Pool Is More Than $50 Feet Square and Is Larger
Than Dallas; Cascade Special Events Arranged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
Minute Movies

E1HEIR DEVOTION To THEIR
YOUNG. HOWEVER rs A THlNG
FOR WHIcH THEY ASs NOTED
4ND WHEN HTTAcKED,'A
MOTHER CLAM NEVER
FAILS TO RISK HER QUIZ
LIFE TO Defend He
LITTLE ELnMEIN S..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Bureau Of
Mis sin 3
Relatives

1 TIE Star isvisss Ne v~sders 10 csc this
d~psgtmeas .. IN aid In finsissG snissins
relatives - frsesds4 The department 70
- help In resniiinG thsss who have bees
s~psr~tsA- Ths>e whese reisttvss e.
fvssnas ere missing are sasisea 10 sepsst
the diasptu~ar~afs directly 10 The star.
R~sdsrs whs sssy kns~ the wkss~~bsuss
Of p~rssas useusssne-a In this c~ssmn -
missins are v~sasstsd slss " ssps~s -
fh~ star. oth~r se~sv.pr~s are i~stfeS
- rvp~~dsce sssh Items - vsii inssr~ss
thrls eomaas3ties.
Mr.. samuel VI rr~uton's address
Is sought BY Mra Mamie II Nc
Into~h. Box sol. Arlington. wn.
Mrs. Mcintosh ays she wrote Mr.
Preston last April the letter beins
returned Mia PrcAton had becn
living with her ron. Rex Preston
Botheil r. v. u. l.
I ~ In The STAR vrftD IT.
4. Allen OF Mabton. wash. IN
article about James l.. Reed and
HIS Eskimo wlfs and children. Not
knowing how or where 20 reach
him before he goes East. am ask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
VETS WIN
SCOTLAND
ELECTION
Dry Campaign Was Hard
Fought and Aided by
"PuSsyfoot7 Johnson

GLASGOW. Nov s--rncomplete
returns from sootiand's first rrchibt
ton election today showed ise voting
areas continuing wet" ~ dry. "
and Is voting Tor limited prohibition,
-Wcts- were elated over early re
turns. Indications were the bigger
Industrial centers would remain wet.
except for a few wards. In Glasgow,
according to incomplete returns. ioi
cut Of i.ssS saloons viii be forced
% close
A few sections voted In favor Of q
reduction Of licenses.
sprys- were almost equally elated
ever the result of the first election
on the liquor question. They point.
"a 10 the fact that they had an en-.
serinw wedge now and claimed that
the dry area win spread.
The campaign was hard fought
with Scottish dry workers aided by
Americans. among them -ruasyfcot-
johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
LOUIS MARTIN IS
MUCH ENTHUSEO
OVER RESULTS
Seattle Couple Restored TO
Health by Tanlac-Wife
Gains Is Pounds

My wife and I arr so thankful for
~ hat Tanlae has done for US. that We
are continually praising H." said
Louis Martin. 30 West Hoxbury 81.
SEATTLE. Washington. recently.
AS for my case. for several year,
could cat scarcely enough To keep
me up. and what little did eat
would bioat and pain me until !
could scarcely breathe
Il had such awful headaches I
could hardly sec. and ! got 40 dizzy
had 20 cither ri, down or hold TO
something 10 keep from falling My
back often hurt me 70 bad II WAS all
could do 80 rtraiRhtcn up when ]
stopped over. got very little sleep
At night. and would get up mornings
10 iirvd and weak I could barely 70.
"weii. got pretty uneasy about
my condition. and when friend rec.
onmendcf Taniar I decided TO try ~.
Ny appetite came back with q rush.
and now l cal anything ! want with.
out suffering. and no longer have
HEADACHES or dizzy speilA Tho pain
has disappeared from my back. and
I now sleep Ike a log nights and
get up mornings feeling rested and
strong and ready for work.
My wife also had bad rsse Of
stomach trouble. and suffered very
much like I did. but Taniac brough.
her right out She now cats heartily
OF anything shs wants. and IL not
troubled IN the ieas; with pain or dis.
tr~rA shs has gained fifteen
pounds In weight and Is 10 much
stronger sh~ does her houscwork
without a br Of trouble. In fact.
she is just Ike arm. In good health
again. and We owe u every bit 20
Tantac-
Taniar II sold In Seattle by partell
DRUG Stores under the personal al.
rection OF n special Tania1 reprcsen'
taflye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
VLAD|vOSTOK IN
RUINS, He SAYS
Equipment Rotting and
Rusting, Ayers Captain

That vladivostok ~ becoming n
ruin under Ioishevint rule. is tho ne
sertlon Of Captain -. c. Austin mas
ter Of the steamship Cross Keys. In
the service OF tho Admiral Line. be
tween Seattle and the Orient
Millions Of dollars worth OF agri
cultural machinery. railroad equip
ment and mechanical apparatus lies
rottinE and rusting on the ground, /"
CAPTAIN Austin declared. The stuff
was delivered shortly before the
soviet regime. but after the BoiHho
vik wars was never delivered
Members of the crew Of the Cross
Keys returned 10 Seattle with
sheavoa OF tho Bolshcviiu currency.
having bought ss high as 1900
rublcs for one American dollar.
IArge bakeries have . mnshirpe
that wraps. seals and places In has
kota 5000 loaves OF bresd an hour,
sasa-=asasas------sHa-H4----
BeIxmm's steel production Ia now
20 per cent OF the pre-~r output
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Buried With Full
Military Honors

Full military honors under the
auspices Of Roosevelt post. Veterans
Of Foreign Wars. accompanied the
burial In Lake View cemetery Wed
ne~day Of Arthur b. Anderson. form
~ member Of the sisth engineers.
elst division. and proprietor Of the
Jersey hotel. is5 Washington ST.,
Who died while en- route home from
ruvisiting the battlefieids Of Europe.
rope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
INDIA TIRES

Absolutely new. first quality IN
Ola TIRES. with serial numbers
intact. and fully guaranteed
CORDS, 10000 miles: Fabrics. g.
600 mileH).
This r. the greatest tire offer
ever made on this extremely hiEh
quality tire. Hundreds Of car
owners who have formerly de-
sired INDIA TIRES and failed To
buy them because Of the hich
price. will now enjoy l N ID | A
Supcr-rervice. This IL your OPP
portunity to get Americas
Best" tire for less than you have
been paying for ordinary So
called standard brands. We have
handled this tire for about two
years and consider u tho BEST
TIRE MADE. REGARDLESS or
PRICE. A recent favorable pur-
chaso OF n large quantity enables
us to make this offer and we
pass the saving on TO you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
SOME PLAIN TALK
PHARIS TIRES

ReEuiar new stock with seria,
number intact. guaranteed 5000
miles
We have just made q big deal
which gives us a large quantity
OF Pharis tires at figure much
below present market price and
IN following out our policy OF
sRvfn the customer money
wherever possible we are offer
ing these tires at 40 per cent off.
which is a discount never heard
OF before on Pharis tires. The
manufacturers list has not been
reduced and we could sell the
tires at the regular price. there
by making an extra profit. but
we have a heavy stock and we
are willing to give you the bene-
TIT OF the saving.
THESE TIRES ARE NOT SEC
ONDS OR OLD STOCK, RrfT
BRAND NEW, REGULAR FIRST
QUALITY TIRES. COME IN
AND SEE THEM THIS WEEK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

two other persons were seriously In
jured when an extra freight train
crashed into the rear end OF 81 Louis
a san Francisco passenger train no.
,oa. last night and compNteIy DO
stroyed a private car attached 70 the
train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Eight Are Slain in
Florida Race War

ORLANDO. Fla Nov. 4 - Two
white men were shot and killed ard
five negroes who participated In the
shooting we're burned to death at the
stalk. and another hanged TO a tree
near here In a demonstration that
started when election offisiais re-
fused 10 let Nose Norman. negro.
vote. on the ground that he hadn't
paid his poll tar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Rub II Right Guilty. Thisl

and does not blister.
Lumber up, Quit eornpiainingi
Get a small trial botus OF old.ume
"st. Jacobs or at any drug store
and in just a moment you'll be free
from rheumatic pain. soreness and
stiffness Don't suffer- Relief and
a cure awaits you. Get ~ st ia.
cobs or is just M good for sciatica.
neuralgia. bago. backache.
spralns and sweilirEr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

rheumatism Ii pain only.
Not one ease In fifty requires In
ternai treatment stop drugxinx.
Rub the misery right away
Rub soothing. penetrating st ia,
cobs on directly into the sore. stiff
joints and muscles and relief comes
Instantly. st. Jacobs on con
auers pain. II liz a harmless rhcuma
tism cure which never disappoints
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Raps America; He
Can't Be Citizen

Eeii Christian Nieisen's remark
tina, -AyerioA forgot her national
traditions when she refused rntifica.
ton OF the league Of nations barred
him from becoming a Citizen in Judw.
A. w, f'ratsr'a cour; Wednesday art
crncon.
Nielsen Is . native % Denmark. A
letter he wrote. saying; IA long AZ
America doesn't recognise human
right above sovereignty. there ex~ts
no reason for me 20 change my ma
tionaiity." was successfully intro
iuc~d In evidence against him.
Foriy.one new eitixens were made
during the day.
ing you 20 ind out whether he
was formerly Of Dowr. Iowa IN so.
ten him Hob Amen. formerly a
painter al Dows. Iowa. now lives
on a ranch near Grandview. Wash.
would like 10 have q visit from
him on his way 10 Iowa. II n can
BE- arranged. My town ~ Grand.
vie>~. on the n. y. railway. and
teiephon. Number siis from Grand.
view. My uail. however. reaches
me quicker thru Mabton. as We are
on that rural route. Thanking you
for anything you can do 70 help
mo sec my old friend. IL II In he.
! am very Truly yours"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Oil Fraud Trial
Is Set for Feb. |

Trial ~ George =. Hubbard. under
indictment for promotion OF alleged
fraudulent oil land schemes. has been
set for February 1. 1891. by Federal
Judge Jeremiah Neisrcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Former Ambassador
Marries in New York

NEW YORK. Nov. <-Iienry
White. delegate to tho Versailles
peace conferences and former ambas
xador to italy and France. was mar
RED here yesterday 10 Mrs. Emily
Vanderbilt sloan. widow OF Douglas
sloan. OF New York