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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Legal Notices.



NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That. IN
der an order o. sale, made 10 the District
Court Tor the County OF sccorro. STATE OF
New MeUico in a cause therein peudlnE
wherein James l. Davis O. plaintiff and
Ben T. Gooch IS defendant. on April q.
1880. % was. among other things. ordered
that all the assets and uroperD Of the
firm Of Davis q Gooch. consisting Of GER
tain real estate. Eituate in the County %
sierra New Mexico. along and % the
vicinity uf Cuchiilo Negro Greek. formerly
known as the Calhoun Ranches. contain
ing about l112 acres o. patented lands.
SIX school sections leased from the state.
applications % the commissioner o. ianda
o. New Mezico for the selection and nur-
chase OF about arse acres. together with
pasture and grazing rights fences houses
and other improvements. and also the
following personal property. to-Uit- about
SO head cf range cattle known az the
o c1tte- l3 bulls about 90 head o.
saddle and stock horses one span o. work
horses and one span Of mules. also ranch
tools machinery. furniture and other ranch
equipment Be sold as an entirety BY and
under the direction OF the court.
And it 9as further ordered that the
court VIII receive sealed bids upol said
o. said court on or before the lst day Of
June 1890. from an persons desiring 70
bid upon said property. including the par
ties % said Eults each o. said bids 20 be
accompanied BY certified cheek PAYABLE
20 the CLERK OF this court In the sum o.
5000. 70 be forfeited % ca the bid shall
Be accepted and the Bidder fails 10 com
may be directed By the court The court
reserves the right 20 reject any and all
bidE
> sealed bids should Be forwarded or de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD N0iSES7
TRY THIS

Il you are growing hard o. hear
ing and fear Catarrhal Deafness or
Il you have roaring. rumbling. hiss
ing noises in your ears 90 10 your
druggist and get ounce OF Parmint
double strength. and add 20 q 4
pint OF hot water and q little granu-
lated sugar Take ] tablespoonful
four times a day
This viii often bring quick relief
from she distressing head noises
ClOgged nostrils should open. breath
ing become easy and the mucus stop
dropplnE into the throat Il Is easy
to prepare. costs little and is pleasa nt
TO take Anyone who IS threatened
with Catarrhal Deafness or who has
head noises should give this prescrlp-
tion a trlaL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Held To Federal
Court On Charge
Of Tax EUaSiOn

William Casten- proprietor OF the
Chocolate shop. was arrested late
Monday afternoon and aralgned be-
fore A. j. ". schmid. United States
commissioner. on a charge OF wilfully
attempting TO evade taxes on candy
due the government for the months
Of October. 1918. to and including
March. 1920. and with making a false
return He was held to the federal
grand Jury under $500. and his pre-
liminary hearing was set for May z.
He furnished bond and was released.
Six counts OF the complaint al
ieEe evasion OF taxes on candy and
the seventh charge perjury
E b. Seymour, division deputy
clerk Of the internal revenue service
returned Tuesday TO his headquarters
in san Antonio after taking part In
the complaint filed against Caster
Monday.
The maximum penalty for evading
payment Of taxes is $4,000 and one
years Imprisonment. plus double the
amount OF taxes evaded. ". H Black.
chief deputy collector Of Internal
rever = said Tuesday The arrest is
a result OF a nationwide drive on
merchants who have evaded payment
of federal taxes. which now Is under
way, Mr.. Black said El Paso and the
state OF Texas are to undergo thor
ough investigation. he announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Employee Of the American
Tobacco Co. Says He Is
Now Able to Work Every
Day.
THOUGHT TROUBLES
DUE TO HIS AGE
ga Medicine That VIII Do
What Tanlac Has For
Ne Is Worth Recon-
mending," Says Flynn.

'I am seventy-four years OF age.
but since taking Tanlac i don't feel
that old by a good many years said
B. + Flynn, T22 South 18th street.
Louisville, KY Mr- Flynn is well
Known in Louisville and has been
Employed by the American Tobacco
Company for a number Of years
During my whole life" added AIr.
Flynn. i have never run across a
medicine that I consider in a class
with Taulac. Why. ] have only taken
three bottles so far. but ] have gained
five OF six pounds already. which
being remarkable FOR a person Of ny
lEa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
WILLIAMS PRAISES
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS CORPS

Approval o. the high school cadet
corps on the part Of lIai. A. s Wiz
liams Is evidenced in the report to
The headquarters Of the southern de-
partment. made after an inspection
last Wednesday
MAI Williams said that he found
the cadet corps all that could be
hoped for in appearance, drills. dis
patch Of duties and assuming Of
RESPONSIBILITIES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
. P. DELANEY, IS, DEAD
AFTER ILLNESS OF s DAYS

J. p. Delaney. IS years old. and a
resident Of Fl Paso for the past Is
years. died Tuesday morning at Hotel
Dfeu after an illness OF five DAYS.
He Is survived by his wife. q son,
Thomas S. Delaney. OF Houston. Texas,
and a daughter, Mrs. Mamie Stanton,
Of Fl Paso. Funeral services will he
held at 4 o'clock Wednesday after
noon az the church OF the Immacu-
LATE Convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
SECTIONS
CRY For CARS

Washington. D. c., May An ad-
iitioual appropriation OF $500. 100000
20 aid the railroads in purchasing
rolling stock 10 relieve the present
freight car shortage was urged to-
day By farmers and millers Of Mime
sofa and other northwestern states
before the senate Interstate COM
merce committee
So much grain is tied up on the
farms and IN elevators that credit 70
owners is acutely impaired. they said
Chairman Cummins told the dele
cation that the $500, 100000 apprOpri-
ated recently by congress 10 cover
deficiencies ia government operation
OF railroads would be available for
freight car purchases under plans OF
the interstate commerce commission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION
NAMES SCHOOL TRUSTEES

Trustees for five Il Paso county
school districts were named a. a
meeting OF the county board OF edu-
cation Monday afternoon G. p. Put
board
The trustees named were as fol-
lows
vinton. Mrs. h F. Bailey. william
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

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On ACCOUNT Of ny health I yin &c
rlfice ny Il years established ccEfectio1-
cry business and ny new home near tha
Ara vista schccli ccme rrd Investigate.
Goffs Candy store. 81 sar Antonio.
FOB sALE-An up date cafe doing q good
business soda fountail b counection. %
Gated next % pcgtcflo1. party ulnl 20
leave town Aldress p. .. Ben asa. Ca
WE have customers waiting % bug a
snail business. List your business VIII
winters With
J. s. CRoEMH
Phone 2165. 500 Erls. Bl1E-
FOB sALE-Grocsry. fee cram and SOLE
drink store. Five Points Coed iocatiun for
drT goods notions. toys lnd uoFaltiee-
Living room adi1inlng: cheap rs1L Few
hundred dollars VIII hardit o. VII trlda
Cor car. ManhatLan 6roeery. ll1l Eln So
BATTERY MIN with some capital % han
die Universal Batteries ard Parts n every
town ~ TeIas Lihsrll dlscourrE and
large territory % riElt partleG Ad1resg
MITCHELL GILEEATH CO.. nlEtributcre.
l15 South lai1 ST.. Fort Worth. TszaA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

REAL ESTATE N CHrHUAHUA
Timber Landz GrllinE Landa NlrsS Pres
poets. city Property. Collections and Rel-
tala write SIS AldlEa St. Elias Her
nandsz for q few days h Fl Paso- Pl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

BUSINESS OPPOETUSITE.
Splendid wholesale and retau
ice cream and confectionery
stock. together with building
On small tcwn. eloEa % e
plso- Business averages tlo.-
600 per yelr- Splendid u1nsT
maker $4,000 requlrcG a.
cash payment
"a ACRES. suburban hcma.
I've miles below e P1sa.
Nlca frrlt trees Splendid
drlnElug water VII sal ir-
rudinE rnw a1d chlcke1z
Price F7tol
SEE Us FOR PARTICULARS
BRoADpUS & LeBAROE.
Realrcrz
IL Teas St Fhons lE5A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Wealthy Widow Would
Wed Again

Vow that my stomach trouble has
all disappeared since taking a course
OF Mayr's Wonderful Remedy j would
even consider getting married again.
] cannot tell you how terribly / suf-
fered before taking this great rem
edy- IL IS a simple, harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestin tract and
aIlays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and in
testinal ailments. including appenCi-
citis- One does viii convince or
money refunded at all druggists. -
AGE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

TRAFFIC MANAGER RETURNS.
Eugene Fox, general traffic man
ager for the II Paso & South western
railroad. returned 70 Fl Paso Monday
from a trip 70 the Pacific coast n
business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

BUSINESS OPPoHIuHITF-
Drug store. cold DINA. doc
-ar's afilcs. two electric pianos.
truck. ElU roou residence.
sheds range and one ncrs q
land. ddinE apleudld huslnesA
This uldcs O. On electric car
liza Here % an opportunity
FOR some one 10 step into =
rocd ard growing husileEz-
Price right
Furniture store % The szlrt
e Fl PaEo. dclng q Eocd
husllszl On q snail Investment
a real hzrEniu-
ADAMS 8 EDGE
Phone 2s42
20 z Paso Bank q Trust BidE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
last MEXICAN
REVOLT SEEN

state before undertaking further hos
tilities.
Vilusta sympathizers have tried
since Monday TO ally the movement OF
the Liberalists with thar Of the ban
dts Obregouistas sueerinEly deny
any connection with the. bandit. how
ever, and say they viii offer him the
same opposition as did the Carrancis-
tas.
Hippolito villa was reported south
Of Juarez. with 400 troops. Monday
This rumor was traced. however. 10
an American sympathizer Of the ban
dts. and Tuesday It was learned that
Hippolito again is iu and is in the
Big Bend district with only a hand
ful OF troops
on Wednesday. May 8. "Clnco de
Mayo" the new military in Juarez
VIII stage a parade and observance OF
the Mexican holiday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

pozltsd With c. e Sanchez. county clerk
New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

REPORT sent NIrrunEus
A. Ruiz Sandoval. Carranza consul
IN FL Paso, autographed a report Of
the revolution 10 CarranZa Monday
afternoon and stated Tuesday that
he expected an answer and instruc-
tons during the day He stated
Tuesday morning that the consul VIII
continue TO function as usual. with
the exception that all business re-
lating TO JuareZ and the Sonora ter
ritOry viii be dropped
In a preliminary statement 70
American consul E A. Dow. Gen. Es-
cobar stated that he intended 20 see
that the neutrality of the United
States citizens was not violated and
that they were given every assurance
Of safety He declared that as far
as Americans are concerned JuareE
VIII maintain strict neutrality ana
that no firing OF any description VIII
be tolerated in the city.
Labor Backs Revolution.
Aqua Prieta. Sonora. Nay Gen
eral strike OF Mexican labor is
potential weapon possessed by the
revoiutionists for use against presi-
dent Carranza. Gen P Elias Gales,
military commander in the north
west, announced here today.
Labor organizers are active
everywhere IL Mexico for the Liberal
Constitutionalist movement" Gen.
Gales said
Luis Morenos, who is the sam
Gompers of Mexico. Is in AIichoacan
or Guerrero. Samuel Eudico. IS in
Veracruz, Celestino Gasca, in PuehIa:
Enrique Monda. In Zacatecas, and
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

wSzyStkiem rezultat wyborOw
Jest trzymany W sekrecie i kon-
trolowany wysacznie przez ko--
muniStow. Nawet partye zalegali-
zowane przez bolszewikow, jak
minimaliSci (M,iehszewicyl So
cyat : rewolucyoniSci, zydowska
partya bundu i partva syonistow,
ME maja prawa kontroli mad gio-
sowaniem. Przy takich warun-
kach bolszewicy zawsze maja
moznoSc otrzymania wlekszoSci
giosow.
Prawo gioSowania posiada tyl-
ko niewielka Geese ludnoSci. Ma
"a Srednia. ktora' stanowi szkielet
.narodu, jest pozbawiona zupelnle
prawa glosowania. . Czionkowie
sowiet6w sq wybierani tylko
przez klase robotnicza. biednych
wioSciau i urzedniiow sowietoW,
ktorzy So jednoczeSnie czlonkami
partyi komunistycznej, wobec'
czeso So zainteresowani w istnie-
niu rzad6w sowieckich.
Pracownicy inteligentni ME po-
siadaja prawa giosa, jezeli ME 50
czlon;lami parity komunistycznej.
lego rodzaju system glosowania
zapewnia partyi komuniStEcznej,
posiadajacej 100000 cz'onkow ma
100. 600. 900 ludnoSci. 80 procent
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i % rannych.
Gen. Campbell ma zebraniu rae
nych miasta oSwiadczy} IL po-
stara sic o doStarczenie odpo-
wiedniej ilosci wojska dl podtrzy
mania prawa i porzqdku w kraju.
Londonderry, 26 czerwca. -
Wczoraj odbylo sic zebranie po-
jcdnawcze w celu zaprowadzenia
porzadku i ladu. Ma zebraniu by
Ii obccni prZedstawicicle unioni-
stow i Sim Feh7erow jak row.
niez przedstawiciele duchownych
w~szystkich wyznah.
Wynik zebrania byi pomyslny.
Londyn.' 26 czerwca. Sytuacya
kolejowa w Trlandyi stale sic. z
dniem kazdym corcz gorsza. Pra
cownicy kolejowi coraz czeSciej
hywaja uwalniani i kursowanie
pociag6w stale sic z~nrniejsza. -
Nicktore miasta irlandzkie sd
prawie zupeinic odcietc Cd swia.
ia zewnetrznego.
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I%elGgtaRyz% agranicznG.



dniowej stronie prostokqtu. Ia.
chodnie Skrzydio wojsk greckich
i2czy sic Z angielskiemi wojSka-
mi. a wschodnie Z francuskiemi.
Grecy maJs zaatakowac Tur-
k6w pierwsi W kierunku poinoc--
no-wschodnim. lego rodzaju ma
newt zmuSi Kemala do bronienia
centrum i odciagniecia swoich sil
I frontu angielSkiego i francuskic
SO, ulatwiajac tym spoSobem a
tax lrancuSki &c wSchodu a angiel-
ski z zachodu. lego rodzaju tax
tyka zamknie wojS&a Kemala W
Anatolii i zmusi go do poddania
sic,
Woiska keruala atakuja Gre
hGw " Anatolii 4 AngliEow pod
konStantynopolem, gdyz plan
kemaia pelega ma uniemozliwie--
niu poiaczenia sic wojsk greckich
Z wojskami francuSkiemi i angiel-
skiemi oraz ma uniemozliwieniu
poSyiania posifkow GreEom.
JAK WYGLADA POWSZECH-
NE GLoSoWANIE w SOW
9EPII.
Paryz. &c. &erwca. - Przede--
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J~rzedstawicieli w sowietach.

przedstawicieli w sowietach.
kamieniew. prezes moskiew--
skiegd sowietu. dyskutujac spra--
we absolutyzmu bolszewickiego.
wyrazii sic. re dyktatura ia mix
ME, jak tylko zniknie opozycya
wzgledem bolszewikow. Tymcza-
SEN jednak interes r~ewolucyi wy
maya. azeby pozostala W mocy.
Rad bolszewicki ME moze pozwo
tic, azeby nieprzyjacielc DoIsze--
wizmu mieli Swoich ~przedstawi-
cieli w sowietach.
Kamieniew potwierdzil Wyko--
mamie $4,000 Wyrokow Smierci
przez .,czrezwyczajke" "a pre-
stepStwa polityczne. Obecnie W
jednej tylko Moskwie znajduje
sig W wiezieniach 1000 przestep-
COW politycznych. Cyfry powyz-,-
sze mowia nam wyranie, dlacze%o
komunisci kontroluja wybory.
GRECY WELL DO NIEWO-'
Ii 5000 TURKoW.
Londyn, 26. czcrwca. - Woj--
ska greckie zmusily armie nacyo-
nalistow tureckich pod Alashehr,
IS mile ma wschod cd Smyrny,
do kapitulacyi, i wzieli do niewoli
5000 Turkow oraz DUO zdobyczy
wojennej. =
16-ta dywizya armii greckiej
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ANGLICY PRZECIW PROFIT
BICYI.

Scarborough, 26 czerwca. Ma
zebraniu angielskiej partyi robot
nikow wypowiedziano sic 2,6O,-
O00 g}osow przeciwko 47O,GCo
przeciw prohibicyi. Rezolucya wy
powiadajaca sic "a lokalnem pra-
wen wolnego wyboru wyrazila
sic jake 100000 do $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

1000 funt0w szterllngOw.
SZWEDZI zADAJA KREDY-
TU MA 5000, 900 KORON OLA
oKAZANIA POMOCY NARO-
DOM, KToRE
UCIERPIALY Cd WOJNY.
Stockholm, &c. czerwca. -
Rad szwedzki zwrocii sic do par
lamentu o uchwalenie krcdytu ma
$1,000 600 koron U.s., 900, 000) ola
okazanla pomocy narodom zniSz-
czonym wojna. kredyt ten be-
die pokryty &c sprzedazy iowa
row Latwii, Polsce, Czechom,
.Austryi i Wegrom, kt6re to kraje
ME sa obecnie W stanie placiG
gotowka "a nabywane towary.
OBFITY POLoW RYB
w NIEMCZECH.
Berlin, 26. .czerwca. - Rybacy
nlcmleccy donoszq O obfitym pc
lowie ryb W morzu P0}nocnem i
Baltyku. W Hamburger i Cuxha-
wen W ciagu jcdnego tylko mic
siaca, zlapano 10000 ton ryb. W
kilu i Lucbecku zlapano ogrom-
ma ilosc sledzi oraz ma>a ryb in
nego gatunku.
Ctrzymuja, IL pOmimo tax bo-
gatego polowu, niema nadz;ei. a
by ceny ma ryby poszly ia znizke.
~FEHRENBACH UTWORZYL
l., NOWY CABINET.
Kopenhaga, 26. czerwca. -
konstantynowi l'chrenbachowi,
kanclerzowi niemieckiemu, udaio
sic siormowac nowy cabinet. No.
wy cabinet bedzie sig skiada} Z
przcdstawicieli centrum. partly
dcmokratycznej i niemieckiej par
tyi ludowej.
Portfele zosta}y rozdziclone W
nastepujqcy sposob: Karol Helm
ze, minister sprawiedliwoSci i wi
cekanclcrz; DR.. Wirth, minister
finansow; Koch. minister Spraw
wcwnetrznych; Gesslcr, minister
tranSportu; gen. Groener, min.
obrony: Scholl, minister handful
Johann Glesberts, minister poet
/ telcgraf6w; Braun, minister
piracy.
Iieinzc. Wirth. Koch. Gcsler i
G,eSberts byli czionkami gabine-
tn. sformowanego przez Fehren-
bacha 81 czerwca, kt6ry podal sic
natychmia<t do dym!syi, jak tyl-
ko socyalisci odmowili mu swe-
go p0parCla.
WEGIERSKI Rad M
NISTYCZNY WYPUSCIL PIE
NIEDZY
MA 3,71e, 600, 900 KORON
Budapest, &c. czerwcsc- We
dug statystyki rzadowej, komu--
nistyczny rad Bell Kuna wypu-
sell pieniedzy papicrowych ia
3.719,O 600, 900 koron ($740,0 0O,-
0OO).
CHOLERA w JAPONII.
Honolulu, 26 czerwca. Welding
wiadomoSci otrzymanych Z To-!
kvo zanotowano tam 200 wypad
k6w cholery.
PROTEST lNDUSOW.
Londyn, a6 czerwca. Donosza
T. roznych czeSci Indyi, IL Indu-
81 ogiosili og6lna stagnacye han
dlowa jake protest przeciwko po-
lityce angielskiej W lndyach.
Straty spowodowane przez stag !!
nacye Aandlowa obliczaja ma mi
liony funt6w szterlingow.
'WOJNA DOMOWA w
IRLANDYI.
Londyn, 26. czerwca. Walka
pomiedzy unionistami, Sim Fei-
ncrami i nacyonalistami w Lon
donderry powell ucicha. Bank i |
nickt6re sklepy zosta}y otwarte
i ludzie powoli ~odwazaja sic wy
chodzic ma ulice.
Wojna domowa, przynajmniej
tymczasowo, zostala przerwana
dzieki dzia}alnoSci wojsk brytyj-
skich, kt6re wybiiy strony wal
czace z ich kryjowck i ulic mia
sta.
Ofiary walk wedIuo statvstyki |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-26

zaatakowa}a Salhiii / jezioro-M Mar
mora. Rezultatem ataku by}o "a
jecie Salhili i wyparcie Turk6w
Cd jeziora. Kawalerya grecka po-
suneIa sic w kierunku Youla.
OKOLO TURE-
CKIEGO.
Konstantynopol, rs. czerwca.-
1urecka deiegacya pokojowa w
Paryzu otrzymala cd rzadu swe-
SO ~instrukcye ME podpisywania
traktatu, ktoryby pozbawia} Tur
eye Smyrny, Adryanopolu i
Wschodniej Tracyi.
Ma inne ustepstw, terytoryal--
lie Turcya W zasadzie sic zga-
dza.
HAGA MIEJSCEM TRYBU-
NALU ~MIEDZYNARODO-
WEGO.
Haga, 26. czerwca. - Nomisya
prawnik0w, obradujaca mad sfor-
mowanicm trybunalu sprawiedli-
woSci miedzynarodowej, jedno-
mySlnic zadecydowaia, IL miej-
seem trybuna}u ma bye Haga.
SPRAWL MANDATE MAD
ARMENIA.
Haga, 26. czerwca. - Elihu
Root. James Brown Scott i Hen
~ White podtrzymali jednomySl
ME senatora Mccormick W jego
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Moguncya, 26 czerwca W'zo-
raj mialy tutaj miejsce buntv glo
DOVE. Gdy policyanci wyszli Z
wusonu. tlum pochwyci} kilku
/ wrzucil do Renu. Podczas bun
tn zostal raniony officer francu-
iii
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stanowisku wzgledem przyjecid
przez Stany Ijednoczone mandatu
mad Armenia.
.,Mandat Ameryki mad Armenia
jest rownoznaczny wojnie Anne
ryki Z Turcya", powiedziaf Root.
Sprawl mandatu mad Armenlq
moze znow przyjsc ma porzadek
dzienny, jezeli partya demokraty-
GINA zwyciezy. w przeciwnym ia
zie Ameryka wypowie sic mega
tywnie.'
Jezeli Ameryka ma wogole
przyjac jakikolwiek mandat, to
MECH to bedzie mandat mad Me-
ksykiem.
Liga Narodow ME jest popular
ha w Ameryce, gdyz Amerykanle
ME zyczq sobie posylat Swoich
synow ma rozkaz Europy "a mo
RE, azeby ginsli gdzieS w 'Azyi
Mniejszej.
Minimum Pensyi, jakq maja O.
trzymac sedziowie trybunalu
miedzynarodowego ma wynosic
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Acid Stomach
Makes the Body Sour
Nine Ou; Of Ten People
Suffer From II

l' send. - harmful ACIDS and gases al
over the body instead OF health and
strength Day and night this ceascless dam.
axe goes on No matter how strong. it.
victim cannot long withstand the health.
destroying eject, OF on arld stomach
Good news Tor million, of sufferers
Chemist. have found a sure remedy-one
that takes 'hc acid up and carries It out
Of fhe BODY oi cou-,, when the cause 10
removed. the sufferer gets well.
Bloatus Indigestion sour, srid. gassy
stomach m.-crlc. al removed This i,
proven ty over ha'f O. million a.'ug folks
who have taken EATONI. with wonder.
ful benefits Il can hs obtained from any
druggist. VII. vii rheeriu''y refund it.
tranE cost Z NOT entirely satisfactory
Everyone should cr,ov ts benefits Fre
1ucn'ly thc first tablet gives relief
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Hit Price Peak,
Dealers Think

In the silk market u l. no secret
that price reductions which have been
made are 20 h- permanent Huge
stocks ~ nv silks are held 10 this
country by Japan"s" Interests and
must hs released following the break
IN the japan.s~ market. at substantial.
ly ioSsr prices than we're prevailing
during midv viutcr when top prices
srrr realized inr raw materials Mcm
hers ~ this trade do not hesitate 60
sst that prices have he-n ton high.
and that n" time has cume Tor ~
adjustment 90 an entirely ncw basis.
\ disposition 20 await Developments
has marked the cotton Enods market.
Their. has been only gradual easing
81 IN the priors Of printcioths and
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Rice Party Has Encounter With
Giant White Savages in
South America.
NOT AFRAID OF FIREARMS
Professor Rice Says That In All Nis
Experience IN Tropical Jun9ls Hs
Never Saw Such Feroeious
Looking SAsases

New York The exploring party
headed by pr. Alexander Hamilton
Rice. which claShcd last February
near the banks Of the Orinoco with
giant caunibalS returued here from
Para.
With Doctor Rice came Mrs. Rice,
formerly Mrs. George u. Widener Of
Philadelphia. who accompanied her
husband on some OF his South Amet.
can explorations: Chester IL. ober.
geographer OF the expedition; A. W.
Swanson, J. +. Mason and DR. q. Z,
Byers,
II was while exploring an unnamed
tributary OF the orinoco river that the
party was attacked. The discharge OF
firearms failed to scare on the saw
ages. who were described as large and
fierce, and the explorers only escaped
by firing into them. killing either
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03

shrcilnss which have vide variety
~ us'. when Finished a. %. prices
~ sHir-us aud other fabrics used BY
the clothing trades the reductions
have been NOR. marked
Belief ls Expressed in 'ho financial
district that commodity prices will
continue downward n-causn u II be-
ll.,.d hist Whul.sulr prices reached
their peak In February. aui iha' with
To- n few weeks The r-ueiiun will take
a stronger bold - 'hc retail markets.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Chicago Surgeon Produces He.
Hen With knife.
Transplsntsd Glands Cause Hen te
Develop Al Characteristics
Of Chanticlear.

Chicago.-The experiments Of DR..
Victor ID. Lespinasse Of the North
western university In unkering with
the sex Of the common hen aud his
demonstrations before medical experts
have aroused the interest Of chicken
growers
"It was q simple enough operation"
explained Doctor Lespinasse; "3ust
the transplanting Of the interstitiai
glands OF a rooster to a hen. But the
result was surprising and perhaps no
one was more surprised than the hen
nerself. within few weeks she be-
gan to develop all the characteristics
OF Q chantcleer
.shs grew a comb and wattlsa