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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
SBinshirt Tribe TO
Tell Their Troubles
in acoma Court
TACOMA Wash March 13.-The
Skinshirt family is being lined
m for roll call

TACOMA Wash March 13--The
Skinshirt family is being lined
NJ for roll call
sam Guis and his wife Eliza
beth. have compiled the list so
that they may ali answer 10 suit
u quit the title TO a piece Of prop
erty that runs bach in the family
to the federal land grants 70
Omaha Indians in January, 1855.
The case has been in the courts
from time TO time and promises
70 be the Jarudyce vs. Jarncyce
case Of the state Of washington
Allen. Maggie susie, Eva Dan
EEL Manuel and Baby Skinshirt,
and all other heirs &c the family
name. have been summoned 10
court in another effort TO straight
en- out the legal tangle-
The grants. according TO the
plaintiffs. included four lots in the
PuyalluD Indian reservation. The
SEinshirts assert they have multi
piled, lived ard died and no wills
have been found necessary, honor
alone being the gage. But with
increasing civilization came the
law. and the law las done much
70 make them unhappy. claim the
Skinshirts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
COTTON BREAKS;
TRADING HEAVY

Kew Orleans. La. March 13--The
price Of cotton broke 3 to So points
a7ound the opening today on the
news Of the German revolution. but
Heavy as the selling was. it was met
~ determined support from the long
slde. SO that at the en- dof the first
lalf hour or business prices recov-
cred 20 within 8 20 y points Of yes
re-daT's close Kay sold off to $500
and reacted 10 $40 Heavy rains
3 the eastern portion Of the belt
lelped the buying side TO some eX-
fHnt.
Opening bids were March. 1855; Nay.
s57-14i July, Ss4-z4; Oetober. ssL6is De-
c1mber. F21-s1-
FROM the middle Of the morning on. the
market met heavy liquidation from the
llrE side and this encouraged fresh Short
Selling en- the German news Moreover.
The outlook was fer fair weather over the
el1ire belt with higher temperatures IN
-fe western division Late in the morn
ms the trading months we're % TO 43
points under yesterdays final prices DC
teber made the widest loss and fen OF
20 s90-e0.
The cotton market closed barely steady
Saturday al net decline OF 90 10 As
SONS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
REFERENDUM ORDERED BY
NEBRASKA SUPREME COURT

Lincoln. Neb.. March IS. - The
Nebraska supreme court in effect
ordered a referendum next fan on
Gov. samuel r. AIcKelvie's code law
under which the states form o. ad-
r1infstrative government vas re-
ORGANIZED by the consolidation OF
quite a number OF state agencies into
a few large departments each with
a secretary at its head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
Grains ana Provisions.

Chicago Grain. Close.
Corn-8fay. s1-4S; July. slfis septem-
Der. SASS
Oats-May. s2Zc; July. z5%c-
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-3lay. s55-5os July. $3.50
I.ard-Sz1-62. July S22.21
Ribs-1fay. 1851; July. $500
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago H.. March 15.-Butter-Ftrm-
Creamery. $50 6s &c
Eggs-Easier. RECEIPTS, 1883 cases
Firsts 42zt q 43c; ordinary fiHsts. IS @ Sc
at market. cases included. 41G42Lc.
Poultry-Alive. lower Springs asci
fowls ssc
Potatosa eaker- Receitps. S. cars
Northern white. bulk S5-s5 q SO; ditto,
sacked s5-eOlN go Idaho Russets, $3.50
$500
Kansas City Produce Close
Kansas City No.. March 13.-EEEs-Cur-
rent receipts SOC higher per case. fl--4o-
Butter-Paclzing, &c higher, SIC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
Two CASES IN FEDERAL COURT
EERE; WOMAN GETS PAPERS

one dismissal and one plea %
guilty marked che session Of federal
unlrr Saturday morning. Antonio
NilaIpand pleaded guilty to a minor
lifuor law violation and was fined
-lH9 and sentenced to serve so days in
rle county iail- a case against Jim
rin-- chinaman- charged with posses
s-ll OF opium. was dismissed on mo-
tiol OF the district attorney.
lss Ethel HurUitz. former ma
tife OF Poland passed her final nat
realization examination and was
Eiren the oath Of allegiance to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
YeSO Bluffs
OiIaGasCO.

Il placed before you for your
approval As a PLAIN GAMBLE
WITH THE ODDS N YOUR
FAVOR and before ONE DOL
LARS worth Of stock WIS Of
fered to the public the OFF,
GERS Of this company first
hacked IL with THEIR OWl
JUDGMENT 10 the extent Of
THOUSANDS Of dollars AID fer
every dollar that We are 1skin=
you 10 invest. every DIRECTOR
Of this comp1n- has Invested a
hundreds THEREFORE, II these
ultrl-couserrutiF men Wlo
have looked the proposition
square in the face, viii take thls
GAIIBL surely n you
viii look into the possibilities
OF winning and winning biz.
you VIII come IN as n stock
holder Of this company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

Vice president slsson, Of the Guar
anty Trust company, OF New YORK,
says that the railroads should be
taken out Of the field Of exploitation
into that Of strong economics de
believes that much Of the present hlgn
cost Of living is due to inability OF
railroads TO furnish enough cars TO
Leslie's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
HOLDINGS

1880 acres EuIarosa Basin.
where We Intend TO driil Is soon
as possible.
% acres HOMER FIELD
30 acres Arkansas field (WeIls
drilling short distanetl. The
two latter holdings already
added TO the enormous acreage
in the Tullrosa Basin makes
..lESOr n TEN 70 ONE better
GAMBLE tha1 any .Iure thing
proposition yea have ever been
offered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
OVERRULED BY
COURT AGAINST PROFITEERS

Spokne. Wash. March 13.-Demur-
rers Of the Spokane Dry Goods com
pany. the Culbertson- Grote- Rankin
company, and Hiu Brothers Shoe
company OF this city TO federal grand
them with profiteerinE were oyer
rruled today by the United States dis
trict court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
COPPER TRADING
HITS SLOW MARK

Saturday mornings short market Of
trading was featured BY an advance
Of several points in the better class
OF rails, especially in the coalers. ac-
cOrding 10 j. S. Curtiss & Co. Sheldon
lobby.
Copper stocks were sluggish. the
principle showing an average loss Of
= point on the other hand Crucible
was very active advancing from 223
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
FL PASO COMPANY FILES
CHARTER WITH STATE DEPT

t-stin. Teas. March 13-Chartar
81 Zoe. Beers & Co. OF FL Paso. was
Killed today ia the state department
Czpital stock is $4,000 Purpose OF
tile organization is TO buy and sell
1lrln machinery and hardware. In
cof-'orators W G. Zoe, W-uton G. Roe
1ul carl A Beers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
YesO Bluffs
Oil & Gas
Company
STOCK 81 PAR
Miilz BldE- Fl PasO. Texas.
No stockholders liability.

send Your Order Direct or 10
the Following Brokers.
Southwest Investment Co.
j. r. Lane, Manager.
Hatfield 4 Bradford. Hotel
Sheldon.
j. s. Curtis q Co.
Hotel sheldon.
Dues q Co.. e. Paso stock
EXCHANGE
Gene d'AlIemaud.
IT paso -toc< Exchange.
" D. Gregory. Security Bank
BuildinE-
Texas OF Exchange. 10
Sheidon st.
W r. KindeI. I1OG Noble 81.
Grover HuliiiSin. 5II CapIes.
,. r. Moffctt.
Fl Peso Bank and Trust Bids
n. F. HcKenny. IO5 Texas 81.
Central stock Exchange. 1oG
North Oregon.
f. r. Evans 4 Co.. Mills Bldg.
Tom B. johnson, Hotel sheldon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait in a re-
cent lecture, said. If women ever
own 81 percent Of the wealth OF the
country, it viii no longer be a mans
world in which we live with man
made laws, ethics. ideals and policies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

One Of midas most distinguished
woman educators IS Miss NJ. r. e.
Holmer. professor OF biology at the
Lady Hardinge Medical college in
Delhi and also a member Of the sci
ence faculty Of the Punjab uniyer-
sity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

The manufacturers Of perfume IN
Italy consume annually about 1850
tons Of orange blossoms. 1000 tons Of
roses, $50 tons each Of jasmine and
violet. and 81 tons Of Jonquils.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

HI1nl ca-AQI alea|lI azlo lElelA4lseu- safes
~ The spot SIS bales 10 arrive. ass bales
J.1w Kidding. s72-75; middlinE, s11-00s
good middlinE. Ss1qo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13

Sew YORK. March 1a.-Cotton futures
'i1-ed steady March. s1s-75; May. $3.50.
1uiT- s3411; October. s31-59; December
'eas1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
OIL QUOTATIONS.

These quotations furnished daily b. J. s
Curtis & Co. Hotel Sheldon.
Fort Worth OILS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-13
NOW
This is an Ad With
all the BUNK
CUT OUT

The Officers OF this company
are too well knoEn-too high
class and have TOO much n
stake TO allow themselves to be
connected with n BUNK COM
PANfs 50 the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11
Fisher

~ " a " Glsf
tsfss " he st4a s..ee, ises.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11
IlooiilARD



NfN urafh htHt and nHai l'ivtfs
fal lhWaplay Tho Nfi ft4A out
slds Win ihp lrnfsn trails of A.ss.
ha ~ hla falnfful background Mr.
lieveh hsa wosen tals of lramsadas
nuN puwef that wlil ,hfill and ahs1lA
yua a. no tlttsfe has done befafw.
A hrlsadId eaNtlus lHelBdas r'nes
lleflua rnllsn lanait. sfdaes Ms
eufih lIaisam GnalNf Wilton taN er
and mAaY othar ltA a fialdWYa fie~
tire
Ff. efasak lusyd The saatu Art
AnA she lasel AnAghef man Afurua
fhla lnfNgusllnw situation Hes Hsuth
Americas fnfHmoai writer ~ vlsfe.
red blusaied iietnn hss suit aae az
ne mpai nuueffal aud aepe4'inM
ltamAa esef screened The ulfl
ffen Outside dlfensd hy nealnals
liaFhef u - drama nl love aaFas-
Nea aud ihe regeneration ~ flvs
CROOKS thfauHh thg iaYn ~ . alFl aaI
has Dr. lis background pvuvinei,i
Apskan minlng ,0wn piesars SELL
worth sseiax
TvD. fssl comedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

#RRtN hRNN
A paHamoant Aftrrah picture. a.
fnefsd by y Robertson. aeenafis
~ Ciara liefank~F
Sadie found little lnse tfiannfn
ln her hume AMI decided to suaars
t
iiai her twin sonfs ulle esaldn't
understand hos thing could ba
tguafs i crooked, and Friend ilab-
by eircled armand and eofaefsd ssdl.
~ last
Mhieh all Koes 20 rfuse a number
vf things. iueiudlng the fact that shla
Follieklnx triangle wili keep toa on
your toes fisht at 20 The ianf ehaekl..
fillite Hafke neser had a mere TIT
ting role nos betleg supporting easl
Iobs of sxeifemenl. bashsls ~
ianghs besnilfal seenes, eharminx
kpsns. aha lusl enough pep and snis.
70 make delicious Entertainment.
Come
t.aumofa News
Christie Comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11
PUT STOMACH IN
FINE CONDITION
Says Indigestion Results from
am Excess Of Hydrochioric
Acid.

. undsvessed food del=std IN the
fissnzch decays. of rather, fsrrnests fhe
same - food left N the oyen arr, says
. noted authority. lie also tells us that
Indigestion is caused ~ Hyper -acifify.
neansng. there . an excess ~ hydro
chloric acid IN the stomach which prevents
complete d,gcs'ion ard starts food fer
meTrAfion. Thus everything e4fen soufs
IN TIE stomach much Ike garbage sours
IN can. f0ftang zrfid f1ids and gases
nhich infafc The uousch like q fof
hzilson. Then we icei . heavy. lurnpy
misery m the chest. ne b<I<h up gas.
we erruzse sour food OF have heart
burn. fsfslencc. water trash or Nausea
lie tells "a 10 lay aside AZ d.etstise
aids and instead. get from any phzfmzc,
four ounces of J4d salts and take !
taiiespoonful IN a gisss of water before
breakfast aud drink while Il 10 sHef-
seseine and furthermore, 70 continue
this for . ~eek. While r<Iief follows
fhe fret dose. u is important 20 nfnfral-
sze the zri1i'y. remove The ess-mzkiue
mass. start the liver. sfsn,uisSe the kid
neys and thus promote = free ho~ oi
pure digestive juices.
Jxd salts is incxpsr sise and Is made
from the aid Of CRATES and i<nou iuicf
combined With hslIz and sodium pssos-
phzft This harmless szlfs Is u.ef b.
thoassn<s Of people for stomach tfoutl<
with excellent results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

IN HXXH xxMx ~ = =
The brayest family 10 the middle
vesf = ihe schmiie family is tn EN-
whleh Is raiinr iof ranch ln Ne.
hraksa while maintaining an nnhrok
~ fronf aFslnsi its profiieers The
Sshmitf family fs an orsaniraiion.
Eseh member. frem eeorre aRs 3 who
holds biz mofhrT warn while she
~iEas u. 10 Msreafes aged 70 ~ho
ean drive eleh' horses. has BIZ ~ her
part ~ The farm work. including -
~ The children who are " school Tn
family does iis ovn meal parking a.
silied. dressed and consumed three
beeves and eishf haes shis winler
The boys and girl u ihls family vii
have bsrome usefui ritlksns by ins
tine they have grown up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11

FOR SAi.h Nlse four room noaern
hoEse. lots eoruef immediai"
possession Only sis1hto D J
niAckmsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11
FRIDAY
FRANK O. AAkL
pfsser,a
lAAn GHuy


WHts ny 8HlF COhfa IN
The atefs ~ OnuyFfneaf Nafsla
latest wofh sf fiction. When NJ ahlp
Namre IN presented Ia lis pletuflsel
Yefsipa ~ iHe lfllsfd fheaier ias
me flfst time since iin aueraasfal N~e
fNfA fuH enrhinrH romance adven
iufr ufstTfy ami lpyr n 1ny that
holds me attention from iile flaah u
lls tiie On The srFrel unri the thai
fsdevut Some ~ the mosi beaallfsi
exterior tts~s. many of them fakea
hear ~ waller front % sas ~ Amer.
lraa most faahionahls summer Fssofgs
feftn ONLY one ~ be- many laisge~sinm
pha9Ra III lhla delightful phogodFama.
Fftaenllns Iaan Grey, nnr u Amstifa
leading aKpDnents ~ ihe speak ~
drama aud mofe recently son over Ia
~ silent drama
fNe reel drama fraiaflns flsfhee,
iiswllns4n The Five l,ellsr sfaaa. .
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.


FOh sALz-ws cave zone choice
c.,y property ana farms uat 10
priced right See Kelly and Mssoney.
iosA 4. oxlA phou@ iso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-11
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

CLASSIFIED WANTS.
FOR SAI.k Slice -four room .noaern
hoEse. lots corner. immediai"
possession. Only sisaato D J
niAckman
RoDGEks TRACTS Afe enc hall a
mile east OF Pin. street. ten acres
IN tract Kigh, % them Tor sale
Prices and terms rlehi On sale nov
by The oaffney Company. jas -
East Okla Ave
FOR SALE-ciose iu. fopl rooms
tao icis. possession At once sisep
A y AFmslrong. Phone sss
FOR SALE -Fiye nonm house. close
ln modern. electric nFhfs Two
iots A. very low price Tor quick
sale for cash. A o AemsifonF
Phone sss
FOR SALE OR TRADE wm trade
1919 model 5.passenKer Chrevlrii.
car foF horses or cattle Aadrcss w
= Dawes Route Box s. Guthrie
50 msies north q Guthrie.
FOR sALE--span % -four year. uld
horses also ono span ~ auie1
Mike Grant. South %. consent
FOR sALE--Fun blood Plymouth
Rock Eexs TOR hatchlnK 500 pcr rs
Phone sl5-R. 81 \ Division
-------------------..--.--
s-s-g.s- Ten Acre Tracts For Sale
Easy payments Possession nov Boy
one ~ these The prodac'ios from
sane tor three ordinary Sears sAl.
psy ior fhe land Contribute your Ia
Dor and g'si something iaf nothing
The Gsli8eg Company
g keRF SUBURBAN Farm ~
room house. we'll cave. small brrns
litinE water. lnsi enough iimper for
posts and fuel aiihoaFh the farm Is
rpon the gas line. ~ acres hay mea
doN. - acres cultivated land. ~ acres
bearing apple orchard. eisyen acre
pasture This Be- rood cne Pncc
iiss % per acre The Gafiaey Con- 4
pany
EXCHANGES are rever 100
busy 10 consider q trading propof
zion. The oaffney Company Phone
s7I.
FOR sAI.E - Moiel Overland tonr-
inr car cheap 1usf oyefhAnled
VIII trsde Tor cattle Phone ii2i-
FOR sAIE- Gov. fresh in fer
days. -. I-g9 J izt Easi
washfngfon.
FoR sALE-ss acres ciose 10 fo~u.
improved a y ArHnatrcng. Phone
FoR sAI.E-tkis week oniy. Good
eight room house On Last SIDE.
modern. a. The righi price AB Arm
strong. Phone 30
FOR sALE-7s n. .. dosbie cylin-
ser Weber Gas Engine. in good con-
ditlon. Pefer schenk Brewery.
zzis : 18th 81. 81 Joseph. Mo.
FOR sALE-I siB6e sker. Under cut
Ras.berfIred Bnggy. fsg single
Harness. John a Den. s9i \ Ash.
----------- --------
FOR ssLE-Four room hosse. ibts.
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RODGERS TRACrs-AFe enc hall a
mile east OF Pin. street. ten acres
81 tract Eliza, ot them Tor sale
Prices and terms right On sale nov
by The 1affney Company. jas Ia
East Okla Ave
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LOST AND FOUND.
losr-ssom 90
TOWN TOPICS
o rsehsne, Flower SEED.

To Exchange Flower ssed.
The Ladies' Auahsfy 81 Division
No piu meet With Mrs q r com
ihwaH rhur' ihy afternoon at go
An "a hange " flower seed vii take
place Ri ihls meeting an members
ere cordially invited
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FOR RENT Light hoaeeke-pinx
roons % parties rifbosf ehlleren.
Phone 1895, AZ z Harrison. ...@..
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30 trace uf the ssillemeniA s@lRh
iiAhed ~ pse IL Greenland haes sfsf
heen discovered
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Statesmen

WANTED sALEswASs To ssa Ire
Of ieather goods frou manufactures 70
Drag. JswsirT. Department Stores and
o-ss- TrzSe = fhe ssz;es % Kansas.
s,1 Ox.zhozz- Give sgs. sxperi>nee
aus references. u Ciauss Co. Tipton
indiana
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.
rre oAilv kGApEa


NOTICE TO sUeScaEsEes
In the evsat az deliver beinx ira-
r~rtees. or paper hedng roiie1. t.lss~d
or nuEllsted. subscribers are urged
10 n2<e iasnle1l2te coap,xsnt ts the
essiasss offiae IL persoA by telegAo1s
- nsh.
The evening world., 1920-06-04
EVEN MONEY BET
ON HIRAM JOHNSON
Wall Street Odds 2 to / Against
Gen. Wooi-6 to 5 Against
McAdoo.

Senator Hiram Johnston was IA
vorcd for the Republican nomination
in betting in Wall street to-day. Even
money was being wagered that John
son woul6 be the choice Of the con-
vention. Thursdays odds we're 6 to
3. So far only amounts ranging from
800 to $500 were reported as beirg
bet.
odds on Gen. Leonard Woods
chances for nomination were reported
as ? to l against his selection. Eight
o was quoted against Lowdens
nomination, to against Hoover and
Is to against Coolidge. Dark horses
found takers at odds ranging from 10
to 1 to 10 TO /.
McAdoo appeared to be the favoritc
Democratic candidate to-day, with
odds at to against his nomination.
Seven to ) was quoted against Gov.
Edwards.
The evening world., 1920-06-04

best showing. Studebaker led the
former group. Mexican Petroleum
and Pan American led the oils. These
three issues at one time showed ad-
vances of two points, or more and
were able to hold most OF their gains
to the end of the session.
The steel and miscellaneous indus
trial list were practically disregarded.
There were about three shares of
Studebaker traded in for every share
OF u. s.. Steel However, the last
named issue was able to hold frac-
tionally above last nights final price.
The statement of Gov. Harding
that 1t is not the intention OF the Re
serve Bank to force a drastic reduc-
tion in long-standing loans created
only mild interest. Unless Wall Street
Is mistaken. the credit strlngency will
be a matter OF financial history be-
fore long. Call money is now in plen-
tiful supply noticably larger
amount of time money Is making its
appearance and as the transportation
tie-up is now gradually being over
come. "A large amount OF frozen credit
will be freed and the credit strain on
corporations will be lightened The
call rate to-day was per cent
The evening world., 1920-06-04
INDICT a ALLEGED
SUGAR HOARDERS

Indictments charging violation Of
the Lever Act in sugar transactions
against two retail grocers, two whole
sale food firms and the Presidents of
The two concerns were returned by
the May Federal Grand fury before
II was discharged to-day Marcus
Lessin Of No 7O5 Home Street, the
Bronx, and Louis Aaronson Of Nos,
IA and 16 East 1Osth Street, the re-
taiers, were indicted Jointly on three
counts for boarding. They are al
legged TO have owned 10000 pounds
Of sugar in storage
The wholesale firms are II. Cherr-
nay g. Co., No. 81 1-2 Broome Street
and the World Food Products Corpo-
ration, No, lOS Hudson Street. The
Presidents OF the respective corpo-
rations, who are included in the Joint
Indictment are Hyman Cherrnay and
Arnold Landres II is alleged they
purchased 5000 pounds of sugar for
II cents pound and sold 1t 10 the
Manufacturers Union for 25 cents,
The facts were presented to the Jury
by Maxwell S. Mattuck, Assistant
United States DISCREET Attorney,
The evening world., 1920-06-04

you live, who you are-won't let me
see your face.
"Its nothing 6ut curiosity" she
suid. "As soon as you know those
things and see my face, you'n be
satisfied-and leave me alone after
ward"
DO nothing Of the sort!" ne de-
clared. I'm crazy about you, and
you know n. And I'm not treated
right! I've a notion to raise a row
don't care If / do. They won't throw
me out-I own the biggest share OF
STOCK in this place.
perhaps III treat you fairly II
youll behave yourself"
We'll, what do you want me TO
do now?"
Leave and go to the bar. or some
where--and don't quarrel with Wal
lace Melkngton again. Don't stay
too long-watch. I'll leave the cafe
O bout the usual time. And I'll get
r,d OF my escort before / go'
And then" Brone asked, bind
ing closer to her.
Watch when / leave-and get into
the limousine with me-" she wills
pered.
you mean III" he gasped.
stay away from Melkington. But,
n YOU want to show Waldron that
ne can run n nun line 9Out itb AlhA
know that you're going with mG-let
him see us leave"
IN do Il! I'll do itI" Bronze said.
Go away, now! The Professor will
be coming back. I'll have to get rid
Of him, you know
She already had signaled the FRO
fessor, and he was approaching. Ham
iltou Brone, the light OF triumph In
his eyes, got to his feet, staggered
away from the table. Madam Madcap
glanced at the menu before her, know
ing that the eyes Of everybody in the
vicinity were upon her.
Professor Salwick sank into the
chair across the table.
An! You are ready to--er-pro-
ceed?" The Professor asked.
"Everything Is in readiness now,
Madam Madcap answered. "1 have
Hamilton Bronze exactly where want
him, and Melklngton, too. But I'll
have to keep an eye open for Lionel
Waldron"
"And there are orders for me7'
"Yes. When | tell you to do so, you
are to leave the cafe and get back
You'll 80 home aloue7"
mo, sir! I'll bring Hamilton Brone
with me. And then. my dear profes-
sor, the big game will begin!"