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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-17
ACTORS SILK SHIRTS GONE.

A woman who described herself as
Peggy Holt. twenty- -oIght, living at the
Fourth Avenue Hotel. Fourth Avenue
and 9th Street was held in s. 900 bail
by Magistrate CorrigNn IN West Side
Court to-day, charged hy Harry Bau-
mister actor, with entering his rooms on
stenling Ave SIS SILK shirts. a suit OF
clothes and cigars.
A man who was said 10 have been
With tho woman when she entered the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-17
BOMB CLUES SHOWN
IN FIVE AUTOPSIES

After making an autopsy on five
mutllated explosion victims at the
Morgue. Dr. Charles Il. Norris, Chief
Medical Examiner. said he believed
bomb responsible. He based his
opinion. he declared, on the numerous
small wounds which rlddled the bod
les OF the Victims. Tho wounds. he
believed. were made by small scraps
OF steel and pieces OF stone.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-17
WIDOW OF BARON
STERNBURG TO WE'D
Bugaged TO Retired Banker OF This
City and VIII Be Married
In France
IN FTance.

Announcement was made to-day or
sbo engagement OF Baroness Speck Won
sternburg and Adolf Pavenstedt, re-
tired banker OF this city, Tho Baroness
whose maiden name was Miss Lillian
I.angham OF Kentucky, was the widow
az the former German Ambassador at
Washington.
Tho wedding Il 10 take place IN France
A. Achachon, the home OF her younges,
aister. who is the wife OF the Admiral
Coo,nt dc Faramond de Laflriole og the
French Navy. Baroness Won storm
buTg sailed from New York for France
last Saturday
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-17
WHO SENT Warning
OF WALL STREET EXPLOSION,
COMMITTED TO AN ASYLUM
Brother-in-Law Finds Him in
Canada-Had No Knowl-
edge of the Disaster.
(5y Long Distance Telephone 70
The Evening Worldly

The Evening WORLDLY
HAMILTON. ont. Sept. l7.-Bd-
ward Fischer. whose warnings of the
Wall Street explosion have worried
his aoqua1ntances for three weeks,
to-day was committed to tho Ontario
Provincial Asylum, in Hamilton. The
legal firm retained by his brother
ln-law and which surrendered him
90 the Lunaey Commission. assert
that Fischer cannot be taken by the
New York authorities,
Robert A. Pope, the brother-in-
law who obtained the prompt com
mitting OF Fischer 20 the asylum as
a mentally unsound person, asserted
that Fischer had had no dealings
with explosion plotters, but that his
diseased mind was in such a highly
sensitive condition during the last
three weeks that ne received a tele-
pathio revelation OF the approaching
disaster and therefore tried 70 warn
all his friends.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-17
THINKS ALL NEW YORK Is TO
be BLOWN UP.

"All OF New York is undermined
It's all going TO be blown up" Fischer
told his brother-in-law The man to-
day committed 20 the asylum also
Dragged TO the police that he had
been Jack Dempsey's sparring part
ner" which was absolutely untrue.
Fischer refused to make any state
ment TO the newspaper men and ne
was shielded from having to talk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-17

THE WORLD TRAVEL BUREAp. -,
- Y. Caty Telephone beoAmAn 100
Tiosk room 10 bagEags aud parcgA open day an
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-17

WORLD REsrAURANT.
SPECIAL Tor to-day FRIDAY, Sept
lroilod frgah mackercl. mlltr d'hlfd,
1taauelies gIgun psla Peg. Iphla a
l0a lAih Nihal Weld nnilainao-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-17
CITY TO PAY $40, 900 REWARD;
GRAND JURY STARTS INQUIRY

Discovery of Parts of Mechanism of
Clock Indicates That Explosion
Was Deliberately Timed and
Planned-Metal Slugs Found on
Scene Support Theory.
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CONTINUED on TIhtrd Page)
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Continued on Fourth E'AEsl
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
NoCALES, SONORA,
is BEING RULED
WITH iron HAND

Presidente Municipal G. Alexandra
Villasenor of Nogales, Sonora, had
MOI occupied that important office
across the line three days before it
was necessary for him to have ar
rested and fined three of his most
loyal Importers during the recent
campaign, according to a statement
made by the presidente in explaining
that he intended to enforce the laws
of his city irrespective of who was
hit, hurt or peeved.
The presidente's iron hand is be
ing felt in various directions, and al
though ne has held office little more
than a week his word is law and Ia
orders are obeyed without question. =
II intend to play no favorites,'
said the presidente. Mexican law
breaker will be dealt with as severe
ly as foreigners-more so, in fact, be
causee they are more familiar with
oul laws and shculd abide by the
more fully
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
ROBBED MEXICAN
BECOMES COP AND
STARTS DRIVE ON
NOCALES THIEVES

When Manuel Lopez of San Fran
cisco arrived in Nogales several
days ago he had wealth, good clothes
and the ambition to do the Mexican
side of the line properly. After he
visited the quarter where the red
lights blaze he found that the con-
ditions had been reversed. He had
been done out of all hiS money, prac-
tically all of his clothes, and most
of his faith in humanity.
Following visit to Presidente
Vi.,asenor, he emerged full-fledged
policeman with righteousness and in
dignat ON paramount in his heart.
Last night he began his good work
by making twelve arrests in the
quarter where he lost his wealth and
faith in human nature.
He says he intends to make No
gales, Sonora, so warm for undesir-
abes chat daily special trains to bear
hi; prisoners to Hermosillo will be
necessary.
Presidente Villasenor says that
while he wishes no stronger bad luck
in his city, he hopes the next ONT
proves as good an officer as Lopez.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
irrigation Law Sub
Tlitted To State
Congress Of Sonora
BY ENRIQUE VILLAPADIERNA.

pom Senor Flavio A. Borquez, gov
ernor Jf the State of Sonora has pre-
sented the State Congress for in :
yeetigation and action an initiative
for an enactment relative to works
for canalization of the waters of the
Rio Sonora, and distribution upon
great areas of land naturally very
productive.
This initiative will make for con-
elusive investigation which will DEM
onstrate emphatically the great anu
benif1cent advantages that will ac-
crue to the region embraced very
quickly after completion of the works
projected and provided.
Two or three districts of the State
of Son )ra will be advanced very
greatly IN the extent and value of
their agricultural and grasing enter
prises by the great increase in cul-
tivation and pasturage which irriga-
tion VIII multiply upon gran@
scale.
The works mentioned will require
investment of very near two millions
Of pesGs, and their constitution will
take at least a year after completion
of surveys and plans by the engineers
who VIII be employed in framing dc
tails 81 the project, Under direction
of the state govcrnm Mt.
The Rio Sonora, which traverse:
the Arizpe, Ures and Hermosillo dis
trcts OF Sonora, includes in its val
lev great area of lands which can
be made very richly productive by
l'{lization Of its waters; but today
shey are no better than other, in
ferior lards, fit for raising cattle
vnIv.
With completion of the irrigation
work which will be constructed uIl-
der provision. Cf the projected legis-
latlon, end fructification of the soil
which will ensue, there will follow
a great Increase in population and
wealth the entire region; and it
offers a great field for investment OF
foteign capital, principally American,
which. rill be attracted naturally by
the great opportunities offered, in
acquisition of these lands and theil
I development, and in supplying the
state loans of money with which to
maet cost Of construction.
1t is very probable that this ini-
tiative of the law presented the
State Congress by Governor Bor-
quez, will be given immediate con.
sideration and approval, with enact
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
j. C. ToVrea WedS
In. Tucson Church

]. C. Tovrea, member of the firm of
E. A. Tovrea & Company, wholesale
meat packers, and Mrs. Dura Wright
were married in the Presbyterian
church at Tucson last Monday, the
ceremony being performed by the
Rev. B. 2. Mccullough at IL noon.
1t was followed by prettily appoint
ed breakfast at the Santa Rita hotel.
The bride was attended by Mrs. A.
J. Hartman. j. w. Wagner was
gr6omsman.
Mrs. Tovrea has made Phoenix her
home for the last eight or nine years.
Mr.. Tovrea is manager of the No
gales ranch of his company.
After a honeymoon by motor. M,
and Mrs. Tovrea will be at home in
Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
RICH Man
is SLAIN:
WOMAN IN
c A s { | s
H u N 7 { D
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23.-Follow-
ing the finding of the mutilated and
uecomposed body Of Jacob C. Denton,
wealthy broker, in the cellar OF
his home, the police today began
search for the murderer or murder
ers. The broker had been missing
since June 2.
The body, swathed in a quilt and
almost unrecognizale, was found
buried in wooden compartment The
head had been crushed and his hands
and feet were tied with a rope.
The authorities wired the Denver
police to arrest Los Angeles So
ciety woman declared to have been
intimate with Denton.
The discovery Of the body was
made by private detectives who had
been employed to search for the
broken by relatives in Missouri.
Denton had been married twice
The second wife died last March.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
Investments In Sin,
Mines Attracting
Attention

Mr.. Charles A. Kueazel ST., M. E.,
who went East five weeks ago with
an intention of interesting capital foi
mining in the state OF Sinaloa, has
returned to Nogales with Charles A.
Sr. NJ E. and Mr.. ]. H. H1nrichs c.
E.
These gentlemen viii. be Joined here
b. Mr.. Fields, mining engineer from
Denver, who will arrive shortly, rep
re.entilg capitalists who have
b IN eaHsted. Another expert ex-
pe,:ted is Mr.. Shields, another mining
engineer from Denver; and Mr.. White
head, mining engineer representing
e,stern capital, is expected also
Colorado capitalists will be represent.
Ell by MIR. Meyers, from Montrose, in
tie Centennial State.
All NE gentlemen named will gI
with Mr.. Kuenzel to Sinaloa to set.
tie fining deals of magnitude, re-
curing large capital for development
and exploitation, and they will start
operate MS which will give employ.
IL mt 20 many men If that state
Many others will follow later.
Several mines of great value will
BE- purchased and operations started
Immediately, as all preliminarie!
hive Geen perfected.
Under guidance of Mr. Cias. A
Kuenzel ST.. these cinlng experts viii
inspect other large mines in Sinalo;
fo~ Eastern capital, with purchas,
and operation in view. Mr.. Kuenze
has travelled well over the state O.
Sinaloa, listing mines for the pur
pose.
Plans formulated by Mr.. Kuenze
and associates contemplate erectio,
G. arge smelling furanCes and reduc
tior plants In Sinaloa, to save cost
in transportation of crude ores, anc
refinerIes will be established also, S,
exports will be of bullion only.
There is not the least doubt, say.
Mr.. Kuenzel, in the mind of capital
lists that Mexico, with Sinalo;
Continued on Page Foyr)
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
AT PATAGONIA

Announcement is made that there
viii be a great Democratic Rally at
Pa agonia, tomorrow evening. Sew
eral good speakers will be in attend
ance and all the county candidates
will be present.
Citizens from San Rafael Valley,
Lo o:hie.., Washington Camp, Duquesne,
Mowry. Harshaw, Grittenden, Sono;ta
ETC., viii be there, and a large num-
be" from Nogales have signified an
intention of gong over.
Further particulars will be pre-
sented in these columns tomorrow;
AMI hapdbill will be sent out.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
''CrOOked Baseball"
Ruled World Series
Asserts Prosecutor
United Press Servioe)

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The assist
ant states attorney today declared
that from fie to seven White Sox
players are involved in chargess of
crooked baseball in connection with
the last World Series. and that the
Series was not on the square, follow
ing the first days grand jury in
vestigation of alleged baseball gamb-
ling. Further details of the so-called
World Series plot were told when
Rube Benton, New York Giants
pitcher, was called to testify.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
UNITED Press Serv1ce)

BOSTON, Sept. 23.-General de-
cline in the prices of cotton cloth was
predicted today by brokers and tex
tile experts here as result of the
33 1-3 per cent. cut in the price of
products of the Amoskeag Manufac-
turing company of Manchester, N. H.
The Amoskeag plant is one of the
largest cotton manufacturing plants
in the country. Its 10000 employees
produce four million yards of cotton
goods each week,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
(United Press Service)

WASHINGTON. Sept. % Viii
liam Lewis of the treasury depart
ment of economics said today that a
general reduction in the prices of
many necessities will be forced BY
the Ford cut in automobile prices
The sl"shing of automobile prices is
sure, he said. The other commodities
to be affected are agricultural ma
chinery, stoves, household good
hardware, building materials, wa,>
proof clothing. If automobile Maker
using high priced steel can cut price
it is clear that other manufacturer
using the same material must do so
he declared, adding that it is cleal
that the public's orgy of spending is
about ended.
UNITED Press Service)
CHICAGO, Sept. %. - Price cut.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
cox CAMPAIGN
TRAIN WRECKED,
But GOVERNOR
ESCAPES INJUR Y
Omitted Press Service)

MAGICOPA, Ariz., Sept. %. -
Governqr Cox's stumping campaign is
pack on the right of way headed for
Albuquerque after a serious shakeup
when the Governors train was derail-
ed north of Phoenix. None of the Gov
ernor's party was injured, though
four coaches and both engines left
the rails.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24

Yesterday Lucille Walker, Demo
cratic nominee for County Treasurer
went ever into the San Rafael Val
ley region, canvassing for her cleo
tion. Mrs. Walker is a pioneer of
Santa Cruz County, and has a hosl
of friends. But she is not letting the
grass grow under her feet. She is out
after their votes. Mrs. Walker was
accompanied by her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Owen H. Walker.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
JAPS MAY SEEK
SUPREME COURT
AID IN KILLING
CALIFORNIA LAW

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.- Of
ficials today said the State Depart
ment will maintain the United States
position as set forth in the Lansing
Ishli agreement. In negotiations with
Ambassador Shidehara of Japan, it
is said the department will do it's
best to avoid conflict. 1t is suggested
that tie Japanese might have the
American supreme court endeavor to
show that the proposed California
law would be unconstitutional.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
UNITED Press Service)

MARION, Sept 23-The conscience
of American business must be
awakened to a new interest N human
welfare, declared Senator Harding in
addressing a miscellaneous gathering
from his front porch today. Throw
ing aside political questions, Harding
pleaded for a greater recognition Of
human values in business and in
du>try. He said business must not
oniy be honest but humane.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
SOx TAKE FIRST
CAME OF SERIES
WITH | n D | A n S
Omitted Press Se-vice)

Omitted Press SerV1ce)
LEAGUE PARK, Cleveland, Sept.
23.-The White Sox easily walked
away with the first game Of the
series with the Indians by a score of
10 to 8. They drove the Bagby In
dams pitching ace to showers, and
mistreated Caldwell so badly he was
relieved under fire in favor of isle.
Three errors contributed to the score.
Kerr ritched masterful ball prac-
t1cally all the way. Chicago still has
a chance to win the American League
pennant.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
London Warrani
For Gem Theft
Suspect Awaited
(Umted Press ServiceJ

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23.-Whilc
the police and district attorneys of
flee we're awaiting a warrant for the
arrest of Capt. William Barrett, SON
in-law of John R. Drexel of Philadel-
phia, reported to have been issueG
in London: Barrett remained II
seclusion. Barrett IS accused o.
knowledge of the theft of $125,00t
worth of gems in England.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
Mj|IGrand Elected
French President
UNITED Press Service)

VERSAILLES, Sept. 23.-Withou,
serious opposition Alexandra Mil
lerand was elected president }.
France by the national assembly to
succeed Descnaner. M1llerand's elec
ton has been conceded from the tim
it was announced that M. Deschane
would resign. Radical groups de.
sired his defeat, but Raoul Peret ano
Leon Bougeois refused to accept
nomination against him.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24

Mr.. S. G. Thomas, a mining opera
tor who was in Sonora before the
Maderv revolution, was a visitor at
Nogales yesterday, returning to the
West Coast of Mexico after an ab-
SERGE of a decade. The gentleman
went o Hermoslllo yesterday eve
ming.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
PRICE SLASHING WILL FOLLOW BIG
CUT in COST OF FORD AUTOMOBILE
Two Killed, 4 Hurt
When Sim Feiners
Ambush Police Car
UNITED Press Service)

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Irish clouds
to-day grew blacker with reports of
further ambushes of government
troops and police by Sim Felners.
Two officers were killed and four
wounded III an ambush of a Police
automobile in the County Clare. The
deAth list the last 10 days is offs tally
announced as % soldiers and police
with Is Sim Feiners. The Press
here is almost unanimous in con-
demning reprisals.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
GENERAL DECLINE IN
COTTON CLOTH, MAIL
ORDER GOODS LOOMS

from 10 to 20 per cent, in many lines
of merchandise are shown in new
catalogues issued by mail order
houses following the announcement of
Ford. The cuts include mems and
womens clothes, furniture and shoes,
although food is not affected.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
TennesseansA Armed
To Protect Women
Against Murderers
Omitted Press ServiceJ

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 2S. -
Knoxville citizens today were buying
fire arms with which to guard theil
homes against midnight marauders
who assault and shoot women in their
houses. The sixth death in less than
one year under similar circumstances
came last night when Miss Alice
Burnett, aged 80 years, was killed
Attorney General Mynay advised
citizens to arm themselves and shoot
to kill
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
GUARD P u B | | C
J u Il D | n CS IN
S. F. FOLLOWING
BOMBER THREAT
Omitted Press Service)

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %. -
The financial district, the civic center
and the postoffice are being closely
guarded following the receipt of a
noie by postal official threatening
a bomb explosion at 2:15 in lhe after
noon. While the warning is believed
to be hoax, no chances are being
taken. The note mentioned the city
hall, banks and other public build
ings..
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
MAC SWINEY SUFFERS
COLLAPSE; GROWS WEAKER
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LONDON, Sept. 23.-Terence Mac
SwIney Lord Mayor of Cork, on
hunger strike in prison here, today
suffered another collapse. He is
much weaker, although conscious, it
is reported.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24

Mr.. f. C. Piper of Douglas, is
visitor at Nogales, having come yes
terday. Mr.. Piper has just come
from Ranger, Texas, where he is en-
gagged in expert accounting. Form
erly he was connected with the first
National Bank of Douglas; and
dozen wears ago he was at Nogales,
in the general offices of the Southern
Pacific of Mexico during a short
period when that company had its
Offices in Nogales, Sonora.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24

Miss Nellie Wilson of Hondo,
Texas, a cousin of Mrs. J. N. Wilkey,
has arrived in Nogales and will make
her home here for time. Miss Will
SOL, who is an accomplished musician,
contemplates organizing a music
class e.or the winter.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24

Antonio Dominguez, a prominent
garbanzo grower of Angastura, Sin
aloa is visiting in Nogales, Sonora
en- route to his home from Los An
geies where he visited his nephews,
Baltazarand and Antonio Domingeuz,
who are attending school there.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24

Don Jose Poppy Calderon has re
turned from a business visit to Her
mosill2 and has resumed his post in
the commercial office of General
Alvaro Obregon, In Nogales, Sonora.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24

Mayor Rosey Rosenberg of Tubac
was a Nogales visitor yesterday and
reports his community as being
sol:dly Democratic.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
BRITISH COAL MINERS
ARE GOING ON STRIKE
UNITED Press Service

LONDON, Sept. 23.- Representa-
tives Of the British coal miners to-
day decided that the strike set for
Monday is unavoidable.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
UNITED Press Servicei

PARIS, Sept. 23.-An unexploded
shell with a tuse attached was found
today :ying on the sidewalk in front
of the Hotel Lutetia just after the
arrival of Nine. Deschanel, wife o.
the former president.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-A dyna-
mite bomb with lighted fuse wa
found in the washroom of the Reid
Avcnua station of the Brooklyn
Elevated lines. Police investigator
said the bomb contained a quantit,
of high explosive.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
BANDITS HOLDS UP TRAIN

United Press ServiGel h.
LA JUNTA, Sept. pa lone
bandit held up the Santa Fe train
today, securing $400. He was later
captured when the train arrived here
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24

ment very shortly, which will be fol-
lowed at once by Inauguration OF
work and financial negotiations.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24

Many Nogales folks are arranging
to go to Patagonia tomorrow eve
ing, to attend the Democratic rally.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-24
Cen. ObReC0N TO
VISIT NOCAlES
IN NEAR FUTURE

In all probability, General Alvaro
Obregon, president-elect of Mexico
will arrive in Nogales, Sonora, DUR
ing the early part of next month to
visit with his family. General Obre-
gon has been invited by the Ell Paso
Chamber of Commerce to visit that
city during the exposition to be held
there during the early part of October
and if ne accepts the invitation,
which is more than probable, he will
come to Nogales at the conclusion of
his visit in the Texas city.
General Obregon has informed his
Nogales. Sonora office that he will
give definite notice of his intentions
tc the Ell Paso commercial organiza-
ZION on September 25th.
The Nogales, Sonora Chamber
Chamber of Commerce, Will arrange
a public reception for General Obre-
gon, should he decide to come home,
he being the honorary president OF
that organization. The Chambers of
Commerce of Nogales, Arizona and
Nogales, Sonora are extremely anxi-
Gus to have General Obregon come
here as his appearance at home pre-
I:ous to his Inauguration as President
Of Mexico, December |, would give
lr,petu. to the excursion party beng
ni1angod here to attend the in
queuration ceremonies.
Miss Elma Seidel, daughter of Mr.
an Mis-. Anna HALEY, who has been
employed in the Western Union Of
! flee for the past few months will
I leave ~ a few days for Tempe where
she viii enter the Tempe Norma!
School. During the time that she has
been in the service of the telegraph
company, Miss Seidel, through her
gracious manners has earned the
friend> hip of w. U. clients, who wish
he, every success during her school
days.