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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-08
MIAMI SILVER Belly

Large gobs OF grief and gloom
prevailed in a certain section OF
Mairni's Spanish colony. The grief,
ETC., arises from varying reasons, but
may all be traced to the paternal in
reference of a stern father in the
matrimonial plans of two fond hearts
Of loving twain from old Castillo.
Il appears from the evidence that
Juan and Beatrice had fallen in love
1T first sight, ami elaborate plans for
> sumptuous wedding had rapidly
evolved from the whirlwinG court
hip. The prospective groom was no
piker, and authorized a few of his
5osom friends to take charge of the
proceedings. A large hall was, hired
ror the ceremony, a string and wind
band of twenty pieces was engaged
20 furnish the merry strains of music
for bale that was to exceed any,
ming of its character ever given by
,he members of the colony in the dis
rict before. Preparations moved
forward amain; neither expense nor
pains were spared.
Everything was moving smoothly
oward the successful contamination
# the widely-heralded event, when
The hard-boiled father learned for the
tirst time of the marital intentions
If his son, and heir. And right there
he matrimonial ship of the fond pair
figuratively struck snag, which
Junk the beat. Father made such
tuss over the match, which had been
.rranged without his knowledge or
consent, that prospective groom, in
age and despair took the first train
tut Of town. Now came loud walls
IT anguish from various quarters.
The lady in the case is Frustrated
with grief, and it develops that the
| friends of the young man had adj
vanced some S15G for expenses for
the hall, music, ct cetera, for the
Gladstone event, for which the pater
iamilias whose butting in caused all
The trouble, refuses to be held res
nonsible, and the friends are stuck
'or the said amount.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-08
Around About Arizona
douglas InternationaD

That the entire Arigona district Is
connected at every point by wireless
vas learned at Camp Harry }. Jones
yesterday from Lieut.. R. W. Strow-
bridge. The last wireless station to
be inaugurated was the new one re-
Gently installed at Nogales. Fort Hua-
chucua has the largest wireless sta
ton in the Arizona district and will
probably be out ranked, provided the
proposed wireless station being con-
sidered for erection in Douglas is &C
:epted. The new Douglas station
" ould have aerials $50 feet high. Con-
versation may be carried on with
Honlulu and other Pacific ports now.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-08
Champ Dempsey
Goes To Trial
Omitted Press Service)

/
SAN FRANCISCO, June Heavy
weight Champion j. Dempscy's trial
ON charge of conspiring to defeat
the operation of the selective service
act, was scheduled to start here to-
day before United States District
Judge Morris T. Dooling.
Jack Kearns, the pugilist's manager
is a co-defendant, accused of aiding
The the fighter to evade the draft.
| Assistant United States Attorney
G.. w. Thomas, who was attached to
General Pershing's staff in France as
colonel, is i'll charge of Dempsey's
prosecution. American Legion Posts
throughout the country are watching
the case with deep interest.
The defense will be conducted by
Gavin McNab. San Francisco lawyer.
McNan is also counsel for Mary Pick
ford in her fight to prevent the state
of Nevada from revoking her decree
Of divorce from Owen Moore.
Chief interest in the early stages
If the Dempsey trial centers on
whether the government will be able
to prove Mrs. Maxine Dempsey, who
is responsible for the charges, really
is the legal wife of Dempsey. Re-
Gently government operatives work
ing on the case admitted it had been
brought to their attention that she
married Jack in Utah a few weeks
after her divorce from her first hus-
band. This is said to have been kept
secret from the boxer, who was
kept in ignorance of the alleged fact
even after he had been divorced from
her.
Should the government show they
were not legally married-Utah laws
require a year must elapse after di-
vorec before a remarriage-then the
prosecution will be able to use her as
a witness against him. 1t is said
that the government depends largely
on her testimony to makes its case
against Dempsey and Kearns.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-08
ARIZONA Republican,


With the certificate of marriage of
Frank Ford, alias Francis Fourde, to
Beatrice Loya in his possession, Louis
B. Whitney, assistant attorney gen
eral, is preparing a brief in the
bigamy case which is on appeal to
the supreme court from the superior
court of Cochise county in which Ford
was convicted and sentenced to serve
from three to ten years. The case will
not be argued in the supreme court
before October.
1t is alleged that while Ford was
agent of the Wells Fargo Express
company in the city of Mexico that
he married the Mexican woman, sew
eral years his senior. A number of
years later he went to Bisbee where
in August, 1919, he married Maria
Earl, the service being read by Judge
Jack of Douglas. The following
autumn he was arrested on bigamy
charge, the state proving the validity
If the first marriage. Both wives
we're in the court room during the
trial and although Ford objected to
the girl he married in Cochisc county
taking the stand, on the ground that
wife cannot appear against her hus-
band, his objection was overrule6
Her testimony had to do with their
marriage in Cochise county, (whilf tho
Mexican woman appeared on the stand
with credentials as to her former
marriage to the American.
The case was appealed on the
grounds that the evidence was not
sufficient to show a prior marriage
and that the certificate of marriage
was not properly introduced in evil
dence in that it was not shown that
the Mexican court was required to
keep the record.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-08
New Rules To Clear
Weight Question
BY HENRY FARRELL

(Unitetd Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, June Pete Her.
man is featherweight; Johnny Kill
bane is lightweight; Benny Leonard
is welterweight; Jack Britton is
middleweight and Johnny Wilson is
a lightweight.
SO their opponents say.
In fact, Jimmy Wilde and Jack
Dempsey are the only champions not
accused of parading around in grounds
where they do not belong.
Establishment of uniform weight
scale has been one of the most need
ed moves to get boxing on a sound
foundation in America.
Boxers guard their weight as close
ly as if diplomatic secret that might
cause war. They weigh in the dark
and permit only a member of the
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-08

Sunday Nogales was visited by
Messrs. E. M. Dickerman and George
H. Smith from Tucson, who came to
assist in work of organization of
lodge of Elks.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
Politia
secreta

Cetin mai zilele trecute in zia-
re ca abi.ul nostru organisator al
politiei secrete. dl Romulus Vol
ncscu, a deschis noua scoaia d
politisti, care, dnpa Il planurile
d-sale. avea sd adllca frumoase
roade.
Ziarele. rele ca in totdeauna,
Sc revoltau. nu impotriya
ideii, care in esenta ei e exec
lenta. = eli i'm contra felului cum
an inteles unii sd formeze 81 sd
plaseze pc acesti noui copoi al
.politiei.
Mi-amintesc ca era vOrba ca.
dupa cite-va saptamini de scoaa.
tinerii politisti sd fie intrebuin-
tati 81. ziarele prevazind gafele
ce le vor face acesti copilasi al
Sigurantei, strigau ca 90 gre
scala enorma ca fara pic de GU
nostinta a vastei materii drep-
tului. fara o practica indelun-
gata. sd Sc dele drumul urmari.
ri.or viitorilor agent.
Daca dl Romllls Voinescu q
in.ighebat la moi celia ce d-sa va.
zuse in 0ccident, daca, m,rlta.
mita d-sale. ei au adus reale ser.
yicii terri, apoi nSin ultima d-sale
| hotarire, he face sa ne indoim de
viitoarea sa putere de organzare
ST iata lie ce spun acestea:
Teri noapte pc la orele zece i'm
schimbam locuinta. Distana !;
bagajul prea multi m an facut S;
ma due in doua rlnduri.
n doua oara pc Strada DIR. Fe
lix in dreptul easel Gu No. Z, G,
o legatllra in nrina asteptam y
un ON sa-mi aduca perna p
care o uitasem la vechea locuinta
| Din ce cauza nu ytiu, dar mic
dlpa oara omul mieu nu s.
mai intoa's. Plictisit, renunt l
perna 81 plecaiu traversind stra
da. Din spate ma ajunse III
dOmn si-mi zise:
''Ce-ai in mana d-le?"
i Ma vpzi? O legatnra"
ziseiu ell. 81
''ce-ai in eas De unde q
| luat -o?"
i Eli, peste mas,tra de plicticit
'Lasa ma, idle, eA aster
pc cine-ya.. Ce 90 amt. Uit
o plapoma Oar Gu cine al
onoare? 81 ma presintaiu eu il
thu, iar d-l rdspunse:
II "Agentul de Sigllranta
Bratescu!"
j, Bun!... Oar ce vreti c
minc?" Ma temeam sa nu f
Vre-lln DunQaS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
DIN fUcA C()kDE|U[U|


In zlua de All iielul care tre-
bue ~a ARIA III candela iIblr'l
costa mtreit 81 impatrit pc un
barbat ca pc tmpurlle vech!,
end aprdape in Ile-care casa era.
un tease.
50
Oare de ce nu s ar schlmba
moda 81 la harbatl. >a ulnbie ca
gltnl go' 81 peptul desfac''t. { ra-
Va1a. gnief, etc, economic III
semnata scareia pa"itf sal Gam
ca plclorll.
op
Marea dorhIa q sluu lofls1an-
TN de Sc rflnap''a pc tronul
G~feclei, ihdica ihFeiefat. ca ostpa
ee ii 'trait - am GU So1lsa 4ul e
IN stare sa anffahte orr ce prl-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

= '>sa mefgeti la sigursnta.r
zise dommul. I
''Bine, domnule" iilcepuiu
eu 81 ma tinguiesc, 'sa poatef.. !.
glumestis"
Mimic! Mimic! striga dl
f,.rios 81 ma apeaca de NINA.
Ca sd. termin povestea, ii ce-
ruiu legitimatia 81, pentru ca nu|
avea, 10 dadnin pc a mea. Dlpa
un sever .examen al cartii de stu.
dent 81 dupa lunga ineercare de
identificare a figurilor,,. mia
spus grav:
Student d'astia am mai va
zut eu!"
81. Gu toata resistenta mea,
in a luat la seetie. Doamne, ce
frica pc mine, ce fiori!.. Am
cetit siam vazut at1tia nenoro-
citi stilciti in batai, de ponana,
81 ma gindeam ca mar Fl greu sd
ma numar printre eli.
In drtlmul catre sectie. spre no.
rocul meu Intilnesc pc un CANA
rad, d. Rizescu. advocat, caruia
d. agent nu a slit sal spuna eli
advocati d'astia mai vazut,
dupa eel aratase toate actele
d-sale.
In cite-va vorbe. ii spuseiu
d-lui Rizescu toata tar;isenia.
Inchinindu-se de aseme1iea
napasta, ma incuraja 81 atunci
luaiu legaturica la spinare 81 hal
la sectie.
Dupa um extrem de minutios
examen al legaturii. care cont
nea o plapoma 81 ceva leinjuri
pc care erau brodate Gu litere
de un lat de nina initialele l. G
agentul virind nina printrt
cearceaf 81 plapoma, ma priv
odata grav din cap in picioare.
Al bonnie Use dinsul, CT
un ton prea rastit pentru 0 intre
bare.
| NJ, Gu capm in jos:
"Acum daca.. 90 81, pima 81
termin. agentul ScOase cite-vs
pere, pc care le luasem de acasa
Pentru Cd am ris Gu hohote, mi:
spus:
| - 'Cu toate acestea, trebui'
| ,a-ti fac nOta. sd te trilnet la Si
| guranta! !" Camaradul meu, abb
] p1rtdnd sd mai vor'beasea de ri;
| il indupleca pc I'll agent, sam
| faca prima concesie: sa mearg
"a gazda de unde am luat lega
| tura. ca sa afle adevarul.
i Deci lasaiu bagajM la sectie. :
lrai inapoi la gaztla. Gazda,
: biata batrdna, fu interogata G
Il multa pricepere. Speriata, biat
Il femeie de o asemenea vizita j
II miezul noptii. Sc Inchina, sc jurs
ba incepuse sa faca 81 matani
il garantindu-ma ell zece mir dc !,
4 cd am VENT Lnm din Chmpulun,
a Cd am luat legatura pc care o !;
= sasem acolo pina-mi gasesc cas-
d acum vre-rm ceas, 81 ca ma mi
vaZut ca ON cum Sc cadc {
| mine''. Statusem anul tree,
i la ca.
Ultima proba aproape la col
i wins pc dl agent si, dupa ce m
aus lar la sectie, de unde cu s
Il guranta ma ducea la Prefectu'
II politiei, daca nu ma insotia c
e maradul Rizescu, s'a hotar
n sa-mi dele drnmul, 1nsa Gu CO.
l-t ditia sa ma conduca pima la G
minul Studentlor, din ST. Vo
vozi, ca sa-mi waza camera. +
nu credea!
u Pc drum, facind impruden
e sal invit 81 eu, ajunsi Ia poar
Caminului, mia spus ca nu m
merge dnaalntru.
M Am facut APPEL la cuvintul I
cavalier, lam pomenit de laSitat
dar in zadar. D. agent, care mi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
INFORNATlUN|
Liga ajuta tarilor menb1e a'si
iralbunatati creditele.

Geneva. : Export;ll Statelor
Unite scrie un correspondent
american = poslbil va s1lferi o
grava lovitura prin masurile
luate de Liga Natiunilor, masuri
care sunt cele mai genuine pen
tru reconstruirea Europei. luate
de adunarea ligei, 81 anulme sta
bilirea unei comisii internatio-
male care sd serviasca pentru
tarile eurcpcne fara credit orr
Gu un credit foarte lilnitat. ca
/ Ebancher. Pi'in aceasta in special
Sc refera tarilor din orientul
Eurapei Polonia. Rominia, Bull
garia. Austria. Cehoslovacia, Jul
goslavia 81 poate Turcia.
| Comi,ia aeeasta va lucra Gu
bonduri. O tara care vrea credit
face aplic.atii Ia aceasta comisie
aratinG de ce avere natlOnala
+, ,dispunc, ca: cal ferate. telegraf
posta, moncpo.iu, etc. Pc baza
acester va,ori So pr tipari bo-
nuri de aur en- care tara Tara
credit poate campaia lucrurile
de care are lfpsa.
Autorul acestui plan este dl
4. NJ. Avenol.
Kemal va ataca pc greci.
| Co1sts1tinopol. Cea mai
mare parte l'o.telor lui Kemal
au fost transferate pc frontul
Ouchak. sub comanda Generalu-
| lui Kiazim Kara Beskir.
Aceste trupe vor participa in
mares ofensiva ce sc va 1ncepe
contra grecilor pc frontul Smir-
na-Brousa, dlppa cum spun STRIFE
primite din Anatolia.
i Opt casualit&ti cauzate de visco3
| Viscolu! 81 inghetusul de ierl
a cauzat moartea unei persoane
81 a ranit pc alte sapte, datoritd
accidentelGT de automobile care
lunecau pc pavamentul aoo4eit
cu ghiata.
| Alfred Arnold din Toledo, a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

fost omorit, cind automobilul III
care mergea a ,lovit I'm pom 81
sa rasturnat peste el pc Lake
Ave. 81 Webb Rd. Arthur Gerstle
81 William Wright din Cleveland
au sluferit rani maj usoare.
Cinci persoane all fost duse la
spitalul Fairyiew cind automo-
bilul minat de George Adams S a
ciocnit cu unul minat de dina w.
FL. Evans.
Foe in Akron.
Akron. - Tn foe care a dis.
trus magazinlrl 81 o cladire eli
doua etaje a firmei de mobile
Portage Furniture Co." a eau
zat pagurba de $4,000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

Dupa ce v'ati c;isatorit Gu o
fetita vi convineeti ca nut att
lie dulce pc cit arata,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
CHAMBER WILL
ADVERTISE CITY
Plan National Three Year
Campaign for Seattle

First OF the kind in the city'H his.
tory. a great national advertising
and publicity campaign. in which the
Chamber OF Commerce viii spend
500. 600 n year for three years In
placing Scattie'a many advantages
before the rest OF the country, IL
now being prepared by that organi.
Eation.
The first announcement OF the nd
vcrtising plan was made following
It's ratification by the finance com.
mittee and trustees OF the chamber.
Tho campaign will begin next month.
one Of tho chief objects OF the
chambers new program VIII he TO
convinc. the East and the country
AZ large that Seattle II not a radical
labor center and a hnsi investment
risk. Primarily. however. the plan
n 90 organise new industries In Sc
attic and expand thoso already here.
fhss L. On limo with the new In
dustrial program recently set In mo
ton by the Industrial Bureau OF the
chamber. The latter bureau az pres.
ent IL making comprehensive sur.
vey OF Industrial opportunities In
Seattle. and will be equipped 10 take
advantage OF results from the ma.
tional advertising 30 be undertaken
by the commercial organization.
Seattle h not the only city TO start
an advertising program at this time.
San Francisco plans 10 spend $3.50.
900 n year for three years In an 81
fort 10 regain coast ieadership In for.
elgn trade and other lines OF bust
ness. Los Angeles and San Diego
already are In the midst OF such a
campaign and are reported To be re-
cciyiaT fine results. other cities
about to start Include New Orleans.
baltimore. kansas City. Cleveland.
Omaha. Butte and Chicago.
la the seattle plan the initial move
will be made next week when the
Chamber or Commerce will renew It's
budget This Will be Increased TO a
point which will make Il possible for
the chamber To engage Ia this nA.
tional work. and az the same time
carry on n concentrated AMI con
struciivs work for Seattle IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
$4,000 FIRE
HITS PORTLAND
Shipbuilding Plant and Box
Factory DESTROYED

PORTLAND, or, May -t--Essi-
mate. today riacs $4,000 AZ the
property Toes which was caused by
fire IN ~. North Portland Industrial
district Sunday.
The Plant OF Tho North Portland
P0x Company. valued at 100000.
and the wooden shipbuliiing plant
OF the standif~r Construction Com
rAny. worth 3sSo.oeo. were totally
DESTROYED.
Tn. ffr~ started ~ II o'clock sun
Day morning In the planning plant OF
tho box company. due 20 tho en-
pioaisn % n switch controlling cue
OF the pianinE machineN
A <o-uiic- an hour yale Threatened
10 sweep tho flames over tho antir~
Industrial district. n few miles north
OF Portland proper. and 1; was feared
that property worth $4,000. 900
would be consumed by fire
a sudden shift In ths wind. how
ever. turned the flames. and made
81 po~sses- for the mr. fighters IN
control thrm. The fwe ragged until
6 o'clock Sunday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
new POTATOES
SCARCE HERE
Wholesalers Report Light
Receipts on Garnets

New California potato receipts on
tho local wholesale market continued
90 be light at the opening OF the
weeks trading on the local whole.
sale produce market Monday.
There were no sweet potatoes any.
where on the market All spud mar.
kets were stronger. with British Co
lumbia offerings the lowest AT and
sh cents a pound.
Asparagus receipts were s'fii hight
and quotations remained high. with
the fop level at 20 cents. Green peas
were firm at IL cents "a pound.
strawberry offerings remaine d
steady with kennewicks ruinR At 50
a crate ana tho last OF the Califor.
mia variety for this season bringing
81 "A crate.
Butter and evg markets hrid
STEADY. with no prio> changes noted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Car TURNS over
4E0UR ARE HURT
18-Year-0ld Girl Sustains
Internal Injuries

One woman was seriously injured
while three other persons sustained
painful injuries when an automo-
bile. driven by Reuben Lewis. SIS
18th ave. turned turtle in front OF
br. u. A. E,wing's residence, at iios
D. Boston St. early Monday morn
ING.
DIR. Ewing was called and imufe
osseiy rushed Miss Hoda Ro-cnbcrg,
-. 20 Providence hospital with pos
sihlc serious internal injuries
OTHERS In the automobile. who were
thrown 90 the ground. sustaining In.
mries. were: Miss F'ric,sa Segcl is.
sprained wrist: Ben levin. fractured
nrm. and Reuben Lewis. spraincd
shoulder.
The machine Is said 20 have skid.
- To- the curb and turned over
when the wheels struck the curb,
The automobile WAS wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

After escaping from King County
Deputy Sheriff VIII ". Barr at
MaryrviIle. Gal. this morning. Pred
J. jenkins. being returned hare
from los Angeles TO face forrery
charge. was recapiur~d several
hours later. Barr notified Sheriff
John strinKcr Monday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
murder" CALL
PUZZLES POLICE
Unable to Trace Frantic APP
peal OF Woman

rrAnticaliy appealing for help. an
unknown woman. who attempted TO
call the police late Sunday night.
hung up tho receiver before central
could make connections and sent a
squad of motorcycle patrnimen ON
a fruitleSs patrol.
The chief operator OF the East
exchange notified the police shortly
before II y. m. that a woman'a
voicn called In over four-pafty
line. The voice shouted Murder
Policcr' and then stopped. Central
said that tho woman had called
from one OF the following addresses.
1870 .tth ave. bi5 Goth ave. n.
1873 18th ave. n. or isos T. Re
publican.
Motorcycle natrolmen were imme-
diately dispatched from central po-
lice station. but reported each al.
dress quiet Residents IN all places
declared no calls had been made.
Tho police arc inclined TO think
some one with distorted sense Of
humor made the call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK. May tt.--fAberty bonds
showed an irregular price trend In early
trndihg hsre today. The fIfrt issoe ~ ~
per cent tar exempt bonds were auos>d
ct ts2 10. unchanged; first and sseond
- both showed = net ioss of tOe.
Decline Of government securities which
has thh~n piace during che fxt vssk
was attributed BY financial osrerysrs "a
the sfriuEency o. the present credit sftna-
ton. The rush for funds forced f1bsrty
bends 90 lower ies~is. Selling ~ ffb~rtts
BY merchants and private individuals 10
pay for merchandise all aided in bring
Ing down the var hsues.
girf0fy bond frsuss Ehovsf . sight w
crease over Saturdays cio@ing prices. the
st's being w o. az ;sses and the sE's
% Too a. tte 10. third tf<'s at t4s 20
were unchHng.d.' as we're also shs souvfn
st.'s At fsf10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
new LANDING
SITE OFFERED
Protest Made Against Pur-
chase OF Property

\ plot OF ground on Union hay,
south Of the Lake Washington
canal. east Of MoTnlakc park and
north OF Washington park. WAS pro
posed Go the county commissioners
Monday aS an airplaise hnding site
by Laurence Colman. capitalist. and
ISAAC Cooper. pioneer real estate
man.
Sand FONT located on lake
Washington. north OF city limits
had been proposed as ~ site. This
land would have To ho purchased
from Ferry.i,eary Land TO.
Colnnn and Cooper protested
against the purchase OF any land.
They suggested that the site men.
toned by them could To- obtained
without purchase, II n now con.
trolled hy the state. pars board.
government and private owners.
Coiman favored a meeting Of rcprc.
-~ntattv~~ Of all owners TO see "
some plan looking "a tho establish.
ment OF the landing Geld there
could he arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Detectives Guard
Big Sugar Supply

CHICAGO. May z4-Fifty thou
sand tons OF sugar was guarded here
today ny government and railroad
detectives armed with rifles.
Fearing an attempt To soil atpric~.
higher than that fired by tho United
States district attorney here. guards
we're stationed m yards 60 protec,
the sugar.
Recently sugar dealers and the dis
trsct attorney agreed TO fix the price
OF sugar at "a cents a pound. retail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Jitney Mems Cases
Are Continued

C0ntinnance Of the case- against
the 10 jitney drivers. charged with
violation of tirr new jltney onii
nance. was allowed by Polic~ Judgr
John n. Gordon Monday wsen "
T. Crawford. attorney for ths
drivers. requested u~ city POSTPONE
It's case until after a motion Tor a
permanent injunction against the
jisnenu h heard in the federal
court The city casos will be tried
May ii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
He Wants Lady to
; Give Him Her Seat

LONDON. May 24.--Sir w. John
son Hicks. NJ. r.. In demanding his
old seat in parliament. occupied by
Lady Astor ever since abe entered
the house OF commons. lie was In
India whom the disputed scat wss
given Lady Aston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Fair" Is Staged
by Bon Employees

Full OF Eayety and pep. an old
fashioned country fair was held Al
the lion MArcho Saturday might
for the henefit OF IN. employee
mutual savings fund. A Kiondyke
dance hall. forum. telling booths,
miniature fish ponds and n JaEs
orchestra contributed 20 the even
inE's amusement.
The employees savings fund waf
established 20 foster thrift aucna
the staff. Members contribute def
init. sums weekly. the accumulated
savings being distributed at set In.
tervsls. This June moro than
$4,000 vii be paid out