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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01

~ obstructing the enforcement Of
allen deportation laws, ana that his
continuance iu office constitutes "a
SERIOUS menace 10 public security
"Ic II resolved that we adopt and
approve the reports or the special
investigating committee and that the
commander be- instructed TO take
steps necessary 10 secure the dis
missal ~ said Louis T.. Post at the
earliest possible moment.
Tho iuvostisating committee re-
port De signed by " X. Gordon Of
Kentucky. chairman, Wilbur G..
Hall. virginia. and Champion iiar-
flR Alabama
Among those who favored II were
Roy Hoffman. oklahoma: Henry
LiudIHy former state commander
and former mayor OF Dallas Texas.
aud Committeeman storey OF Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
For Coated Tongue

Bad Breath, Sour Stomach.
Bloaiiue, Gas, B!liousneSs. Sick Head.
ache, Ind,geInou. Constipation. --tAks
tke always reliable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01

platform speeches at Chandler, Bris-
tow and Sapulpa. arrive in Tulsa AT
e 30.
Members OF the Ohio club plan
to carry a number OF banners ad-
vCrtising Ohio az a state of presi-
dents and commonwealth that eN-
GELS In many other. things
Fireworks to EuliNcn Scene.
Chas. W. Daley, chairman Of the
parade com mittee, lntlmatcd that
there would be a display of brilliant
fireworks on the streets while the
parade II In progress.
Preceding the speech ots Cover
nor Cox at Convention hall at \
o'clock. John Knowles Weaver. or
ganist. Will play number NJ Sc
lcctions 20 entertain those who do
not wish TO jcopardize their chances
of obtaining "a seat In the hall by
watching the parade. There Will
also he music by a male quartet
composed Of Mcssrs Eausman,
Warfield Lash and. Hunter.
Lafayette to Bc IN Charge.
The meeting ls to be in charge
Of Ben +. Lafayette chairman OF
the democratic state central COM
mittce. II had not been decided
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
CITY READY TO
MEET GOV. COX

with the party. take part In the pa
rade, and accompany Governor Cox
probably on his entire tour within
the state. Senator Robert l.. owen
and wife are also 10 be visitors here.
Mayor r. D. Evans has accepted an
invitation 80 appear In the parade
and viii be accompanied by Mrs.
Evans.
Governor Cox's schedule for FRI
day is as follows. Arrive at Enid
y o'clock; speak until $50, then
take special train provided by Okla
homa democratic campaign commit
tee Tor state tour, accompanied hy
Approximately 400 Oklahoma demo-
Gratis. arrive KinRfishcr 10 o'clock,
aud deliver rear platform talk, ad-
dress ~ El Reno AT II o'clock.
reach oklahoma city at IL 30: so
10 fair grounds 20 address crowd,
leave oklahoma city at 2 80; rear
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
LEGION WOULD
PUT POST OUT
Resolutions Urging His
Dismissal Adopted by
Executive ommttec

CLEVELAND, Sept 30.--Dismis-
nal from office Of Louis T.. Post. sa-
hihiant secretary Of labor. for OBJ
structing the enforcement of the
hliou deportation law, was recon.
mcndod In a resolution adopted by
the now national executive commit
toe of Che American legion. held hero
today Tho committee was elected
AZ ycatrrdny's closing session Of the
second annual convention OF the To-
zion.
Tho resolution follows;
From the report Of our special
invoHiigatiug committee we are con
yinDod that Louis T.. Post. assistant
sccrotary ~ labor has boon guilty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01

Thursday night who Is to intro
duce Governor Cox. The program
will begin with an Invocation by
Rev. J.. S. Barton. pastor Of the
First NJ. T.. church,
Governor cox has decided to ad-
dress tho overflow crowd first. and
then retire inside Convention hail
for the main address That the
overflow will be even greater thar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
Rnstnn IcIAcr Isnlntn.,

BOSTON Sept 3O-Hcalth au-
thoritios today detained az a lcper.
joaquin de- Costa, "A min opcrutIyo
~ years ur age, who had gone 10 a
local hospital for treatment for a
skin disease, IL was said he had
undoubtedly had lcprusy fnr several
years without knowing 70. Dc Costa,
who is not married, viii be sent 10
the state leprosarium a. ppnlkrse
Island, the nth OF the unforunatos
now restricted there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01

IONDONl SCUt 10- .Tho buII0-
Tins issued by the Irish Solf-Dotcr-
mlnatl0n league show that Lord
Mayor MurSw,ncy suffered from
H4ddou weakness ct S o'clock to-
nIEhl nfinr which no alcnl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01

the number who can crowd insi..
Convention hall appears probsbI'
according to those in charge NJ AZ
rangcments who have a fairly sc.
curate estimate OF the number a,
out-of-town people who intend 10
bo here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01
Clapp Shoes

THE new Edwin Clapp
l. shoes for fall are here in
every correct style and leather.
Brogues, extreme English,
modified English, straight and
combination lasts. $1S up.
Others $40 up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-01

oil Of citronella will restore m.
color TO most shales Of tan leather
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
COlOred Wash Goods

3B' NhIrtng Nadras In prctty patterns
and good quality. Yard, "a
3T' in Shirting Madras I'm excellent Yarn.
dipped quality pretty patterns TS
The yard. Special ...... lDc
30" Yarn Dyed Shifting Madras In fine
imported quality. The yard 4 M
Special Observation-Disclosures. "V
-" Dress Ginghams i'm excellent quality
and pretty patterns. The yard ~
special '.'''' '.'.'.,',.,......., OtS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
ARREST = on biouon Cm,nG,
Man and Woman Held on in,csti-
CATION ~ Illegal sale of jake"

The arrest Yesterday 81 Harold
Gibbons and clara T. Howard tho
latter an agent for a Chicago whole
sale drug company. and tho seizure
at Rod Fork ~ t2.AOO worth Of
Jamaica gingor, resulted from tho
investigation made by r " Brru's
9pocial enforcement officer IN the
Indian .ttvi"c, ~ 10 the source II
no supply ~ Illegally sold "iane'
lu thH district
The defendants wore released on
bond of 81 500 each and their pre-
liminnry hearing viii bo hold some
time this week before g. H. Idn,cy
United states commiHBioncr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

". NaunIn, wright Clothing com
p3ny Morris WaHsprmnn Watt
Plumbing company walker Motor
company Harvey Young on con-
panv Tom jackson. Clarence -
Douglas Hevo Distributing com
pany j. A. Waldrep. Armour & co.
Tulsa Motor & supply co.. Waik
over Boot shop j y Wawllnga r.
Iico Guthroy II - Galo. W A.
iIayson and T.. n Adams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
AnR,inN roun ron ASSAULT
Men Who Ntiachcd station agent
~ Garnctt rIcnd Not Guilty.

Information charging Harvey.
John and Loo Wilson nud Paul
Casey with assault with danger
uu9 weapon upon ! " Robson,
Frisco agent at Garnet ou tho
night. Of Aprl % was nled loo tho
court Of Justice S g. NaNrv yes
tordny Entering pleas pf not
guilty at their arrJiSuWcnt the de-.
foudaula were released ON hpudf
of $500 each fpr preliminary hear.
ing Friday
This prosecution was iu" result
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

Continuing tho temporary re-.
slrainlng order preventing tho sale
~ u part ~ Woodward park. ns
proposed by the city commissioners
and tn" city pn.k board an order
was mndc IN district court ycstor.
day In tho suit Of Caroline - King
against the commissioner. i'm which
hearing to mako the Injunction
permanent was set for May
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY APRIL 27, 1920

National bank OF skIatook IN dis
triCt court yesterday against the
city Of Skiatook The judgment,
taken by default when the repro
sontativcs OF the city failed to ap-
pear. reimbursed The bank for
funds paid out at the ins anCo OF
the city government
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

~ fight st tho depot in Garnet
a.. which time if ne claimed the four
mon. without prOvocatlou. attacked
Robson ara broke hIg arm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
SpecialReductiOnS for Today Selling
For Those Who Want Lower
House Linens

Crash Towcling, good absorbant quality.
unbleaChed. The yard or
Special ............ Zlc
20" All Linen Table Damask In Pretty
Patterns. The yard. ... .. .. 81 90
20 ...,.,,. kxsVyJ
'O'NIO' All-Lincn Pattern Cloths In OK
pattern patterns 'E@ Each "@nsS spacioI and good 600
rs Ail-Lincn Table Danask Napkins, in
excellent quality and pretty pat An
terms, The dozen, Special ..... C.4U
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
CALtX|CO TAKES
LOCAL s MEASURE
Final Score is 10 to 8: Oscar
Jones Laid Uo for Balance
of the Season: -Four Games
More to Plan, Three at Home

Johnny Talbert's pet hounds suf-
fered much in the hands of the Calex-
leo delegation in that city yesterday
afternoon on the Calexico High school
grounds, for during the course Of the
'a.me the home team piled up Is safe
bingles, netting them 10 runs, in the
meantime the local boys hitting the
ball right and left. but nine tallies
were all they could muster and the
game ended 10 to in favor Of the
border team.
Oscar Jones has been laid up for
the past few weeks with sprained
back and "Si'' Young has been forced
to handle the long end of the contests.
Young has not been equal to the job
and the Ell Centre team has suffered
much, dropping the last two games.
Jones is out Of the game for the rest
of the season, the accident being a
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
TRACTOR AGENTS
TO DEMONSTRATE
FOR FOUR DAYS

walter Evans and Wiley M. Weaver,
Jr., of this city, have taken over the
agency for the Russell Tractor in the
Imperial Valley and Lower Califor-
MIA, and are planning to conduct a
large demonstration on the field west
of the Wilson school during the last
four days of this week. A. N. Will
helm, assistant manager of the San
Jose branch arrived in Ell Centre yes
terday to assist in the work.
Mr.. Evans is well known in the
rural sections of the valley, having
been formerly in the contracting busi-
ness plowing on a percentage basis.
Wiley Weaver is at present manager
of the Globe Mills plant. He has
handed in his resignation to take ef-
feet the first of the month. Both
men are planning to devote their en-
tire time to their new work.
One car of tractors has arrived al
ready and the men were kept busy
Saturday unloading them. A car of
equipment is expected Wednesday
night. The demonstration will start
Wednesday afternoon and continue
through until Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
COOKING SCHOOL
ALL THIS WEEK
Varney Brothers, With Cooper
alton of Other Merchants,
Arrange Unique Treat for
Ladies of Ell Centre This
Week.

The ladies Of Ell Centro who wish to
learn more about good cooking will
be pleased to know that free cook
ing school has been planned for their
benefit this week by several of the
citv's leading merchants.
Miss Myrtle Ethelyn Robinson, a
graduate of the Boston School of Do
mestic Science, assisted by Mrs Clark
son of Los Angeles has been secured
to conduct this school. Miss Robinson
has very pleasing personality and
comes very highly recommended ass a
master of her profession. Glasses
will be held each afternoon beginning
today from 2 to p. m., and a very
Interesting program has been outlined.
A preliminary musical program
will be given each day, after which
the menu will be prepared, cooked
and served to the ladies present. Each
step will be fully explained, as
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
MARK ROSE MAY
BUILD CANAL, IS
RUMORED REPORT

| The Seeley Sentinel this week con-
tains an interesting story to the eff
feet that Mark Rose may build the
All-American canal himself. The story
is as follows:
The question of how great is the
bonding capacity OF the Imperial Ir-
rigation District has been submitted
to the state bond commission and up
ON the answer depends the extent of
construction of the All-American can
al which will be submitted to the vot-
ers at special election. The district
board favors plan to issue the full
$50, 100000 bonds, but may be limited
to an issue covering only the first leg
of the canal system by the state COM
mission.
1t was through this possibility that
the board was delayed last Tuesday
in the act of calling the bond election
Since the meeting there have de-
veloped numerous reports, transmitted
over the valley by the undercurrent
of whispers, that unless the district
hurries it may find that Mark Rose
will build the All-American canal
ahead Of the valley, using his old
contract with the secretary of the
interior, obtained before the district
began its negotiations. According to
the whispers, Mark Rose will be back
from Washington in few days and
then may announce that he has COM
pleted the financial details for the
building of the canal to water the
mesa land.
The report has given rise to consid.
cradle speculation as to just what eff.
feet this will have upon the valley
water situation. Those who have
speculated far into the subject are
almost all admitting that it will ther
be necessary for the district to unite
with Rose in the building of the canaI
in order to preserve the valleys prior
water rights.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

took another step downward, sliding
into fourth position. Calexlco leaus,
II Centro has an edge on the last
contest is at Brawley with the Japs.
with the Japs and Calipatria following.
Four games are all that remain to be
played by the local boys, three of
them on the home grounds. The other
leg Of the race and with the cham
pionship in the air and the majority
Of the games on the home grounds a
laroe turnout should be on hand.
The regular lineup was used by the
Ell Centric team. Young and Pearson
were the battery. Van Dusen and
Bragg handled the heavy work fo,
Ca1eyicO =
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
TRADE WITH MEXICO
SHOWS AN INCREASE

MEXICO CITY, March 22.-Import
and export trade between the United
States and Mexico in the year 1919
totalled S43, ,946,114 more than in the
year 1918, according to figures an
rounced by the American Chamber of
Commerce in MEXICO. The total trace
in 1919. in United States currency
was $28O,37e.277. Secretary w. F.
Saunders of the American Chamber
says this increase is due to the en-
trance of approximately 100 new
American firms into Mexico trade dur
ing the past two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

pany, and McCune's, model kitchen
has been installed there and seating
arrangements have been made to ac-
eommodate so or 60 women each day.
Several other local firms are also sup
porting Miss Robinson's undertaking.
and its success is already assured. +
Miss Robinson extends a cordial in
vitation to the women of Ell Centre.
and suggests in order that they may
derive full benefit from this school
they endeavor to arrive for. the open
ing OF the program,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
PRINCE OF WALES
HAS ENGLISH DOUBLE

LONDON, March 22.-The Prince
CT Wales seems to have doubles in
England.
In the company of two officers, a
man entered West End moving pic
ture theater the other day. A lady
sitting near the door arose. bowed
and presented the eternal autograph
hook. The man took the book end,
with q serene countenance, write u.
j. Smith," and handed back the vol
ume with a gracious bow.
It was not the prince.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

progress is made and much valuable
information on home economics will
be given. Several features also have
been planned and prizes will be dis
tributed daily. A cake baking contest
will probably be held before the school
is closed.
Varney Brothers & Company have
oiven over the greater portion of their
balcony space, and through the COOP
Grafton of Edgar Brothers & Com
pany, the Imperial Valley Hardware
Company, the Southern Electric Com
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
NOTICE.

To Campbell & Johnson, Auctioneers
of Ell Centro, California, and to
Wachtel Bros, Auctioneers, of I'M
= perial, California. and to whom it
may concern:
This is to notify you that l, the
undersigned. Charles Hurlimann, have
decided not to have any auction sale
of any kind whatsoever, by any one
whomsoever, of any of my real, per-
sonal or chattel property, situated in
the County of Imperial, State of Cal
ifornia, on either the 1st or End day
of April, or any day in April. 1920.
You shall govern yourself accord
ingly.
Dated Ell Centre, March 22nd, 1920.
CHARLES HURLIMANN.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
At The Hotels
BARBARA woRTu.

Registered at the Barbaraa worth.
today are: W. Fl. De Wolfe, Long
Beach; p; J. Beverdge and &c: b.
aiendaie Mr.. and 4 Mrs. vi il. RSsrman, R Manson,,
Los Angeles; Clark Buchanan, Auto
.Jannison and c. p. SJannison, .oss An :.
geles; F. o. Dolson and A. scoop er, j,
Riverside; Robert $. Shrader, Arthur
Fl. Nultee, w. e. Cooibaugh, J. P. Con
D; Newell and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Prust,.
Chicago, ILL.,; Louis Moosios, San
Diego: Mrs. M. e.. Ward, Thomas
Travell and Z. e. Esterbrook, Borego
Valley; r. Glasscock, Mr.. and Mrs
John r. Green and d. c. Magic and
wife, Los Angeles; Floyd F. Buck
man. Los Angeles; Charles w. Duella
and Phillip Lindecker, San Francisco;
and Mrs. r. e. Gref Los Angeles; w.
w. Flint, San Diego; William Crowley
and A. B. Tavern, Los Angeles; t. G.
slant and e; A. Chittender, San Di-
r. Walters, Los Angeles; Sig. Ham
mer, San Francisco; j. Fred Evens,
Santa Ana; j. M. Phillips H, F. Rash; Ena n
and W. j. Bennett, Brawley; Judge
Grant Jackson. Los Angeles; Mrs. Gill
lespie san Diego; r: s;,scI G. Crumbi; oi,a Los 10
Peckham and wife, c. d. Bernght- and
wife, John Rnox, santa Ana; j. y
go. golz F. Arizans A. Powers 4 Rove e. MeFetR 3 F.
Connell. A. Reynolds, Jr., San Diego;
L. T. McConner, Los Angeles; p. J..
Benbough, DR.. Otto G.: Marsh, e. w.
Schnepp, San Diego; c. A. Cabollero,
Brawley; j. s. Bachman, San Diego:
w. H. Dehm, w. II. Anderson, A. A.
Store, Los Angeles; Ed J. Burgess
and wife, Chas.. w. Rowan and wife,
Long Beach; Chas. X. Jackson, San
Diego. Arthur Little, Los Angeles;
Red Crown p. w. Van Der Mierl and
wife, Rochester, N. Y; Jas. c. Nc
Swain. st. Louis, Mo; Andy, Pruitt,
y. n. Thomas. INLAND . M. Reyis, Red. &c
Harry Codd, Brawley; F. J.. staleg,
Maxey, Yuma, Ariz.; T. s. McCutchin,
Yuma. Ariz.; Mrs. M. Lehnpuhl, Chi
San Diego; e. r.. Preston and wife,
Mrs w. S. Hook, Mrs E. S. Moore, J.
D. Calford, Los Angeles; r. M.
Douglas. wife and daughter, Covina,
Max Bayha, E. b. Hall, Los Angeles.
r. 3. Forman, South Pasadena
Miss Billie woodward. st. Louis; ].
L. Muehlhausen, G. S. Green,s Los An
Z. Backus, F. W. FOYER. Los Angeles
]. 4. Fletcher. San Bernardino; J. w.
Shrump, Riverside; c. d. Black, ]. T.
Foyer, Los Angeles; Ted L Garter,
ley, Los Angeles; chas. : II. Hariins ".
anson, Chicago, Ill; Dos Andpr fer,
Jas. Andorfer. B. e. Banhefm and
wife, Los Angeles; G. H. Coleman. J.
r. F. iShinn and wife. San Diego; o.
A. Wadea, Y una. Ariz.;s : s III
$Ai..--, s-#
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
THOUSANDS MARCH
HONOR DEAD MAYOR
(By Associated Press)

CORK, March 22.-Thousands of
persons assembled in the city hall to-
day in preparation for the funeral of
Thomas McCurtain, lord mayor Of
Cork, who was shot to death. There
Is gravely tense feeling in the city.
Bishop Colauan appealed to the popu-
lation to preserve order.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
PLEADS GUILTY
<Dv Aceoo;otad D,o..>

(By Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES. March 22.-Theo-
dore Powell pleaded guilty to con-
spring to defraud the government on
forged passes.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
GUAGE HEIGHTS AT 81 4,
YUMA RIVER FRIDGE

YUMA, Ariz,. March 22.-Mean
daily heights in feet anil mean dis
charge in second-feet of the Colorado
river at Yuma for the week crding
March 10, 1920:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR LEASE FOR~COTTON OR CORN
100 acres-30 acres in alfalfa. $25
an acre. Owner here a few days,
wants to make quick deal.
.5co CLARENCE T.. GAGE
GOA Main st. Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
OREGON

At the Oregon today are: J. Lavreo,
Brawley; X. Tzuka, San Francisco; j.
Hicks, Los Angeles; J. w. Sweetman
and William T. Wyker, San Diego; w.
S. Scherr and wife, Los Angeles: 1. A.
Mills, San Diego; ]. i. Ehod, Los An
geles; L. H. Francisco. San Diego; T.
G. Clemens, San Diego; Jos Simons,
Los Angeles; Preston Wright and w.
o. Garry, Calexico; Albert H Pape,
and A. Fl. Yah. Anaheim; w. X.
Powell Clearmont; Fred Worthering
ton, Escondido; James Collins, Yuma;
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

When thirsty drink Cherry Elos-
SONS. In BEETLES only.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

John d. Rankin, rioltville; d. s.
Bush, r. S. Hepher, Los Angeles; A.
c. Hardisty, c.. w. Parson, Los Ange-
les; and III. Sib1ey, San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

It's Cherry Blossom time, Try the
new drink Cherry Blossoms; in bot
ties only. For sale at all drink stands.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
CASA KES

Registered herr are: Charles +.
Goff aAos Angele6; w. Fl. Doddudah,
Yuma. O. D. Hanover, and Sam Smith,
Yuma; T. w. Murphy and r. M.
Browning, Riverside.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22
PRINCESS

Stopping, at the Princess are: c. M
Carr, Jerhie Moseler, San Diego;
Mrs. M b.. Phillips, Escondido; Jam es
Allen Giessinger, San Francisco; and
J. G. Gross, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
Will lease or 6 room brick or
frame furnished house, with garage.
Must be located in best residential
section Address reply to c. M
Boggess, Imperial, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

FOR SALE BARGIN OIL LAND
Investors Investigate 40 acres
deed in Section Is, Township IA
Box 23.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

TAKEN UP - HoLsTEIN BULL
about March 1st, with right hind
leg swollen. l.. A. Setter, Box 31-A,
Ell Centre, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-22

WANTED - WOMAN TO WASH
glasses and do pantry work. Bee
Cafe, 545 Main st.
FOR sALE-TwENTY-F OF FIN
est cows in the Valley with lease
on 80 acres of fine alfalfa land. See
Bill HoltZ, miles southeast, Ell Cen
tro. Box SO, Route 2.
FOR SALE-3 LARGE TEAMS. ]. A.
Gullett, Route A. Box %, Imperial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-28
NEW YORK CITY MOURNS
NOTED JEWISH BANKER
Thousands Vainly Seek Admission
to Simple Funeral Services for
Jacob Schiff.

ny Assccia tcd Press TO Every Evening
New York, Sept. 2S.-Ncw York bowed
its head today in memory of Jacob II.
Schiff, millionaire financier and Philan-
thropist who died here last Saturday.
Thousands-Jcw and Gentle alike
vainly sought admission to tho simple
funeral services this forenoon at the
Temple Emanuel, AID Street and Fifth
avenue, the congregation of which MIR.
Schiff had been a member for half CEN
tury. Instead of strict adherence to the
impressive Jewish ritual for the dead,
n special order of service was arranged by
the officiating clcrgymen, Rabbis Joseph
S,lvcrman and Samuel Schulman. Mr..
Schiff left written request that no eulogy
lie delivered.
Many courts throughout the city ad-
lourned for the day. Governor Alfred
T.. Smith came here from Albany to
attend the services. The men prominent
in financial America were among those
invited to the synagogue. Flags on some
of the great banking houses In the finan-
cial district were at half mast.
Down on the crowded gricf-stricken
Fast Side, in the district which Mr..
Schif had So often extended his generous
philanthropy, business was suspended.
Even the familiar pcddler's push carts
were covered.
Members of numerous Jewish fratcrnal
and other societies, who were unable
10 attend the services, owing TO the linn
tied seating capacity of the temple, planned
to stand silently on both sides of Fifth
avenue, from MIR Schiff's residence TO the
synngogue, during the hours Of the service.
Interment will be made at the ceme-
terry in Salem Field. in Brooklyn, where
Dr. Silverman will recite the kaddish.