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New Orleans Futures Rv AesorIatAd prass
Spot Cotton

New Orleans, June L--Spot cotton quiet and unchanged Sales on the spot 342 bales; to arrive none. Low middlins 31O0; mddling 40; good middling A. Re ceipts 743; stock 322 067.
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Potato Market

Chicago. June 1.-Potatoes firm; re- ceipts 64 csrs: northern white, sacked and bulk. s7.90QS1o; new steady; Florida bar rels No. 1. s15.00Ql5.25; No. ?. $12. .50d12 75.
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Produce Market w~ asr a1

Chicago, Ill, June 1-Butter un- Creamery 4l@521a,
 Eggs lower; firsts, 39Gl40.
 Poultry alive higher; fowls 3512.
 New York, June 1.-Butter steady creamery firsts 55d59.
 Eggs irregular, firsts, Hdi5h.
 Cheese easier; average run 27@30. Live poultry steady brollers 40dR0; fowls 3S; turkeys 30. Dressed steady; broilers. frozen i0m56; chickens, frozen 36@43; fowls, fresh 306f421s
 St. Louis June 1-Poultry hens 3l, springs 42; turkeys A; ducks 271a geese 15 Butter creamery 53. Eggs 36.
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Cash Grain H n

 Chicago. IL, June Wheat No. 3 red 2.S9; ? mixed 2.S7; 1 northern spring 2S7. Corn No mixed 1SSd1 .Ssa1 .93; yellow 1.S9d93; oats 3 white 1.066l1 .0S1s; white 1.03Q1.07 rye No. ?. 2.13; barley 150GD67 timothy seed 10d12; clover seed 256l35; pork nominal lard 20.37; ribs IT 25d1S p. St Louis, Mo-, June 1.-Wheat No 9 red winter 2,9id96; No 8 red winter 291@9S.
 Corn No. 2 white 2.O6a2.M; white 1.95097
 Oats No white 10901. 1O1s No. 4 white 1.0S61a. July 9i: September 79.
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the demand for fuel oil has become so
 great that today it is commanding from $S50 a barrel, whereas at the time of the signing of the armistice the market price o. fuel oil was from 75 cents to $l par
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-02
New York Bonds Bv Assoclated Press

Y. s. 2s, registered. bid. ........ 1o1 1T. s. 2s, coupon, bid. d............ 101 U. s. As, registered, bid. :...... 104A Y S 4s coupon, bid. id............ 104% Panama 3s, registered. bid. ..... 77
 banana 3s. coupon, bid ..... 77
 Am Smelting & Refining 5s..... TIA Am. Tel. & Tel. cv. 6s........... 937s Anrlo-French 5s .............. 9SA
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Spot Coffee
Coffee Market

New York, June 1.-Coffee, Rio NO. ', 15as.
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LOCAL SECURITIES
BANK STOCKS.

Bid Asked. Am. Trust & Savings Bank .... 15O 175 Bham Trust & Savings Co. .... 2s5 9OS First National Bank ............ 290 3l5 Traders National Bank ......... 135 150
 INSURANCE STOCKS-s10 PAR Interstate Casualty Go. (S6 2-3
 par .....................-.... Great Southern Life Ins. Co. .. 12 l5 Southern States Fire Ins. Co. ... IF Protective Life Ins. Co. ......... IA 20 LAND AND BUILDING co STOCKS. Birmingham Realty Go. ........ 150 l65 Cham. of Cob pfd (par val $25) 10 Empire Improvement Go. com. 50 70 Ensiey Land Co. ....,...,........ 30 lOo Fairfield Land Go. ............. So 70 INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
 STOCKS.
 Alabama Go. common ........... S2 S7 Alabama Co. st pfd. ............ so s5 Alabama Go. 2d pfd. ............. F 70 American Bakeries Co. .......... 100 u0 Avondale Mills com .............. quo 650 Avondale Mills pfd. ,............. 10l no Bessemer C., l. X L. Co. 6S Gs B ham Macaroni Go. ............. 1l0 125 E. R.. L. & P. com. ............ 1 10 B. R., l.. & P. Go. pfd. ......... 16 20 Jefferson Fertilizer Co. ......... 200 2o0 L., J. t2 l.. com. ..............-... 50 To L., J. & L. pfd. ...,.............. 80 S0 National c. l. P. Go. ............ 140 TO Realty T. Co, Class B pref. .... no 120 Realty T. Co, Class D pref. .. lOl l95 Realty T. Co com..............., 100 125 MUNICIPAL BONDS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-02
Fast St. Louis Live Stock

East St. Louis. June 1--Cattie: Re- ceipts. 4.500: native steers, 25d5oc higher. Texas steers steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11

LANSDOwSE
Beautiful suburban home. finest residential
section single. stone and shinVlr. slate roof:
exceptionally large living room and dining
room: southern exposure: chambers and .
bRthg: tot lhON2OU IT.: garage for cars.
wonderful old sh~h and shrubbery: located
on y. Lnnsh9wnc ave. at LansdOwne Sta
ton. Media short Line; within 25 minutes
from ,onter II city; Immediate poHf"ssiOn
price S2i 40: owners will take back 500. .OOO
JOHE j. DOUG!IERTY 4 co.
Beirnon' 77Ob Goth St Terminal
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FARMS
BUSINESS / CHANGES REQUIRE THE
SALE OF, SWOPE HROS.'
THREE FARMS

AND ALL OF THEIR EQCipMEMT.
located in Middletown township, Bucks coun.
ton. p. and r., Bound Brook route. an
through county trolley, on stone road Ieadinu
from Hulmevlle TO the Lincoln Highway,
NS~", At PUEIc SALE
Real estate and machinery VIII be sold
October 20; stock and cropH October 2l
No, ! contains s5 acres, fronts 2s0o feet
on stone highway, excellent land, Hnples,
kets very handy and wci.draincd farm,
ample building IN old .fashioncd repair
No. contains u acres, fronts 1900 feet
on stone road. has meadow ana stream Is
very good land. brick farm house and barn:
these two farms are in the Oxford valley
peach belt and man who will plant one
half Of them wi IN peaches and takes care OF
them should make enough to pay for them in
six years. an he could sell all Of his crops lIs
No. 8. THE CENTRAL FARM. contains
las acres OF good land, sloplng gently TO
acres OF continuously watorrd mcadowE
acres OF timber. stone quarry. etc. a large
"'GRS nr waesr electric fGTn ghs scsS WITH
dairy barn: with silos; Eo@ GSuso.' N ma a.
lower Bucks county, Nos, and 8 Joined
together would make me tract for an
No. Is tract Of 40 acres fronting 3lOO
feet on the railroad and running buck to
day soon be valuable for factory site, for
which II Ia we'll adapted. '
No . contains % acres fronting 1900 feet
on LeGrand ave. with large stream This
Is very good land and would make a nice
market garden or florist farm Plenty ~
water for IRRIGATION, Close 10 borough line,
railroad station and trolley freight The .ur
vry for the relocation Of the Lincoln High.
way has been mad" through these farms
They are within ~ hours OF ten millions
EASY TERMS. ''0''N''
ALL THE EQUIPMENT
OF these Ia 10 he sold the same DAYS: %
head OF dairy cows, horses traction on.
cine. and all the machinery that goes with
them for farming wagons. harness. busi.
ness auto, chickens, ducks oats hay and
feed: 5000 feet 3.inch and 1000 feet iO-inch
cement iilsii 200 1000 asbestos shingles, 10, 900
FIRST DAY. at IL m. real estate and
machinery on No, O. SECOND DAY stock
and crops: autos VIII meet the oar A. m
train fEGm the R%Tff95nF Terminal a Lang
early For further details apply TO
SAMUEL G. Ia ASTBURN
I.anghOrne, IA,
Agent for SWOpe Bros
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11

OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11
SORTH WALES

FOR SALE Corner property, garage and
y Of an acre Of ground, finest condition;
all modern Conyrnlcnces; well locatedi four
minutcs' walk from trolley or train; fruit:
at a sacrifice.
jobs RORER, North Wales, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11
SE.WTOWS

\ CANCEIIIDR ST-Dr!ck dwelling con-
tanning II ruuIny. fine condition: lot 100 II.
front by l51 It de"p, large stable n rear:
10 bc sod - public sale on Oct. 10. 1870. at
. r m. 70 s,'t," an estate Thomas Briggs
40 ChestUVr ~ Ph.la.; Evan T. WorthinG-
ton Erwtu"n Pa. Executors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11
O.iKNiOST
SWhRTlIMORE

SwARTHNORF' --- Very choice location:
suhstantial rut-atonc residence, 10 rooms
| bathrooms. st.am heat, all modern
'nny.nicnccs. open trcpIncCs. double
rorga p"rch.s vera ada: fine shade and
alruDb."y: plTnOEt an acre; soltsto close
IN estate; possession.
YOCUM & POWERS co.
20 S. 18TH At.
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WISSAIIICkON
CHFsTNIT HIL1.

fMMEpIATE POSSESSINN. 7T?l - 3Iu-.
tine lane Chestnut Hin. Pa: stu:- house
contains I brdrnoms. baths. "at''
heating electrls 'ty; Sarasr; a ace nL
sround, old shad,: ) minutes walk TO Penn
siyyaflia station. GIRARD TRUST CO.,
broad and Chestnut. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

PCBLIC SALE-.improved l2-acre farm and
. personal property. for Ruascl d Souder
saturday. october %. at o'clock; located
! mile east Of Sklppack mile OF Norris
! Town trolley 13 miles north Of Chestnut Hill
central MONTGOMERY county; exceptionally
wei located, with pleasant aurroundings: 10
,,oom dwelling, bank barn for 80 head, with
James manure carrier: l0O.ton sio, poultry
houses for 800 head established orchard
superior soil: artesIan water; horses, II
cows chickens complete line OF modern ma
chinerr seasons .cropa: opportunity 70 pur-
! chase a successfully operated farm at public
ale price; Write for detailed circular and
pn1,"tosraphs to REESE & LtNDERAi.AN.
AGENTS, . +. c. Airy st, Norristown Pa.
PUBLIC sALE-valuablg d2.acrc farm. for
Abram {. Cole. Saturday. October 10 at
2S0 o'clock; adjoining the village Or Grnters-
ford: 10 minut 8 walk from Phlla. and Read
| Ing depot; within gunshot Pcrklomen river
with good fishing and ba hing; convent, Mt to
or!ugh OF COlleseville. with high school and
sinus Cnlleg on stone rad; d";ighttu
coy 1l-room stone dwelling nth h'put l-
ful shade: extra good harm and farm build
| ings acres heavy timber. 8 acres pasture
spring water: IN prescn family TO- ~ Years;
| shows nrotperIt Mt first sight: crops in
clnded; Write for d:t9iiC! 80 =, AID p"
| ~. Airy St, Norristown lH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11
A REAL BARGAIN

Merton, beautiful modern stone house In per.
Tcct conl,tiou; 3 baths; choice location
En., 600, this 10 33 per cent below coat OF re.
production and discounts any possible re-
ducuon IN building costs. 023 Led on.
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NEW JERSEY-aEAsHQRE
WILDWOOD
NSsYLyANIA FARMS

oIo DAVIS AVE. near beach, "a rooms
Slec. light: mod. ht. Worrel 556 n. l7th.
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TIOGA

'TIOCA-- Modern pO:rh-rruRt dwg. O roUuIa
and hatH, all hardwood finish, cleo llgh,.
ur!C- rra7. can be- financed TO suit purchaser
Z j EMIItt lll9 Cl"stnut 81. F1lhert aS5A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11

20 NEW houses with garages, Rerklcv ara
Morris SITS. electric light, hotIwater bsat a,t'
sSd,.%r aSaTaw"o1 n%oTs open fireplace tile bath,
"Wndr' fGHTrS modem feature; take train to
Tscrminali 10 trains, u day; or car "a nS
lath st. get on az Wayne ave. and Berkley
g, fEhhEH FOX, ON premises, Phone Prea.
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nROOI<IJNP

REAI'TtFUI.' R"oo'linr dwelling, coru,l
property; lot 60xl25; | year: built BY owner
70 cl' p'Iu uS". who. '"aVing ritv. will SCI
low: u minutes from city Hall. call JOHE
sun -. TeIcphnrc Munayunk OI0
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zoos y 09D and other deslrable Properties,
ERIE REALTY co. 4t52. itS: E5,G 7ss, ave.
PExNsYLyANI,-suBURB,N

LOT OF GROU%D 2G.OOO square feet,
Rising sun Ry.. and 10Th 81,
/. A. WHITE. owner. GGo7 y. 18th At.
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JESkISTOWN


SALE Al SACRIFICE
Best location in L.ansiOwne; house with
nearly 3 acres Of ground. consisting OF spa .
Cious Ia yu. GA shad" and shrubbery. wood
land and meadow.
u BEDROOMS--3 BATHS
!slectricA.iy lighted. several open nrcpaCes;
woOdwurH cannot b. duplicated; spacious
garage. could Lut I've built for $40. 900: YOUR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11
NEW JERSEY FARMS

5O-ACRE FARM for sale conveniently To-
Gated; level fertile farm land nIendow
orchard. stream; fine. largc. h.ro0m stone
house, large barn and other outbuidings;
! rice $4,000: inm diAte 20 rseHsluni iTst-CIa 90
~ Address Titus Franklin, DoylestoWn'
Penna. ~
ElJHTEEN MILES from Phils,; S79 acres
OF land, With sets Of buildings will dl-
vide: price $50 per acre. Estate OF David
NJ, Hess. 004 Walnut st.
FOR sALE-Farm OF So acres. good land.
ce,sn e5,sssnsopssssa s,SGston ss.y terms {Afog p HoL.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


Factories, Warehouses. Manufacturing Floors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11

For RENT
220 s. 62d St; 3-StUTy building: Sl75 nor
month. very good location for nny iina ~
business. Apply Albert Greenfield ( co
nth and Chestnut stS '''
DESK ROOM or office space UP to 200 go n ,
central location; builders and nrchitcctsi
section; ideal legation, Tor manufacturer'y
SECOND. third, fourth and lfth floors. new
electric elevator, steam heat; immedIA ie
poss. q. 9. Sedel g. Co, 4th and CailowhiII
s65-New 2-sty MODERN HOME. Gao
Cayuga ~, l4i00 North. Open every daW
schultsbaGhi 72l Walnut st. D"''
BAsEMENTi first, second and fourth noors
FROS. 1881 Land Title Bldg.
For SALE or rent, ,lH n. 18Th si.-a
story building. suitable for retail iusincsSS
Address, liG n. 18th II. '"''
FURNISHED HOUSE, 2ith and Spruce! ia
rooms baths; refs, exch. y 4o3, Led on
SIX FACTORIES, Kensinston, Jlrerent
Sizes suit any business; list on request.
KENNEDY, .401 s. Van pelt ~
lease. ksr ssse n. 2sth st, ''s'S
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R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

COUNTRY Rentlemen's place. acres,
ris ff'eai Estate) opp station. Narberth. Pa
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HIGHLAND PARK

MODERN DWELLING. minutes from 80th
St TerIn nal, living room. open fireplace
dining room, kitchen, large bedrooms and
,iLea BATH. 9,tiG; h9st;water heat gas sosa ana
financed. GEORGE l.. BARNES, 1901 Chest
nut II. Malnut A0S5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11
HARRY A. NICHOLS
LOOK AT THIS ONE

100 acres. . minutes walk to Main Line OF
7. r. Il. and trolley; nno mansion; large
barn. cement floors. riloa hog houses
chicken house; land level: good road: 4
miles from city OF Cnntrsvilc. along Lincoln
Highway. for only tl5, 900 the price asked
would not build n" house; Will awe you
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11

m WHICH FARM DO YOU WANT?
A acres: Lansdale: stone house. hot-water
heat $4,000.
II scres: Media: stone and frame. 10 rooms.
$4,000 ~ ''
acres; Devon; stone plastered house. hot
water heat. $4,000
10 uSrys: West Chester: 1o-room stone house
acres; VALLEY Forge: stone house. 10 rooms
baths. hot-watcr heat. $50, 600
available $500
Wr can 9uDby tho farm you want
.hralrr Osh0rnc. 1924 Chr stnut L ncmnt hna1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11
EMlIlIlTIrNIElmNNlNnNMIl.yas ..Mn-rrna

MOVE right into this newly completed house,
- .oua res from Logan Station, . suuare a
rom York road trolley; ncosed front porch,
sck porch, pantry. tile bath. bedrooms;
,hard~red hardwood flooring; very modern and
sseiusive: electric fixtures and paperiTg; a
sSai nreplace: Dutch hall: garage, With
Si~ntx OF light heat, water and dTaIned;
,srrnce front; laundry in cellar built even
with cellar. no steps; drive in rear; $1,000:
snla IA A real opportunity. See them and b.
eonvincsd. 1911 n. R9th at.
VACANT, NlO23-lO2s Duncannon aye.--At-
tractiys, ~ story, l0-rOOm twin dwell
tnrs. also modern 2-sty Groom corner dwell.
Sns; quick poss, Vim, Moore, 5els N, Ilth
ACCOUNT OF leaving city owner viii sacrt-
Ace modern 2h story. stone and brick de
sached; best location In Logan. 1923 North
l<D0AN 1000 block Smedlsy St. rooms
nnX tiled bath hardwood floors throughout,
eiscSv1c rehth h.-y heat; mortgased 70
SSko0; we: fkks effsr Owner. B ais. Lsds.
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wESTVILLE

"a. ACRE FARM. s-Toom house. all neces.
sary ou,buiIdinss, fruit, city water and
gssS6o easy terms. WM, STEWART. South
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11

TOVKTEE& ROOMS and baths; hlgh-class
rreidrnrr. !urgc lot and old shade between
train and trolley: bargain. MCCORMICK a
McGORAiICK, Elkna Park or Lincoln Bldg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11
SARBERT TIL

NEW HOUSES. all conveniences: 3G500
t65OO, $4,000 upwards
HARRIS Real Estate,
Opposite Station, Narberth. Pa.
A GREAT CHOICE as TO size. location ana
price: let me show you soms Of these.
WALTER 8. SUTHERLAND. Bala. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11

F!iI.i.h%T q, ,r",r ~. InXIi al sfr'"ts now
~" fl"'n "."Ts S325 ": houses i32"O
"a So Cuu. 4 So. .Hi hArEad. pl $500, send
ior Iis' WA. =. r. ROBERTS & son. Glen.
s.,ir Pp Phone. HguntZ Gs2
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OISES

1880 w. FISHER ANE.--Beautiful mod.
ern homes iiGmediat" p".s"sSi y; $1,000
new; hot-watcr heat. parUuctry fuNrs. tn
closed porch-s: will grH nnl"e rnrrtEag"'.
- ABF.RNTTflY. l3"S Cnr"tnut ~.
KI.ISGEI.. 1924 y. 5tll -.
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q N!:GAIN-N N".-bu! Lousr; lot lOOx2OO
garage; 10 Z. and b.. imp; SCGOO Apply
I'd and Rutl"dSr ave. Folsom. or Sutton
ll9 :. lGth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11

help YOU get u good home
On productive soil. high land, n"nr { is
cIty; Grs, markpt; easy terms. Jax Heights
"a jn,'ssOnVIllC, F'n.
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COLLINGsWOOD
MERCHANTyILLE

NEW hollow-tile house, 7 rooms, tath. gas
cleo. all conys.i splend. loo: lh2 Fern ave
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NEAR STATION Dtacnrd 2h story home
pIrCu.i.n bath piprl"Ss heater gas: 10
a. Nl2i SWOPE & son. 5lG Main. Darby
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FLORIDA

NiNE-ROOM modern nous: lot SnklSO: Ea
rage: Immediate pDrsCss.Un; price $1,000
no .tgagr sT50O. Wm. $ Bitte, Swarthmore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
j. s. To HELP
CARRY TROOPS
American Ships viii Help
Complete Repatriation
Of CZecho-SloYaks.

Washington. D. c., Jan. S.-Amer-
lean ships furnished by the shipping
board viii be used TO repatriate
Czecho-SlOvak, Polish, Jugo-6lav ana
Rumanian troops now in Siberia II
was announced today at the state de-
partment The first Of the vessels
the President Grant and the America
win leave New York for Nladivostok
soon. where they viii be due about
February 10.
These vessels viii move about TO-
900 OF the troops and il Is expected
that the movement then VIII con
tinue at the rate Of 10000 monthly
until II is completed The cost OF
Americas participation in the re-
patriation viii be taken care Of out
OF loans made BY the United states
to the foreign governments whose
soldiers are involved
Repatriation Of these troops VIII
be under the direction Of Brig Cen
Hines, chief OF the army transport
service, and viii one Of the last
big military operations Of the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
CHICAGO Omaha
AIR LINE OPENS
New Mail Service Carries
Mail and Freight Car
90 OF Meat.

Chicago. III. Jan. S.-AeriaI mail
service between Chicago and Omaha
was officially opened this morning
with a plane here and one at Omaha
prepared to take off with eargoes Of
postal freight
The first dressed meat shipment
ever sent by airplane through the
postoffice department were contained
in the mali sacks placed in the
planes. The plane starting from here
carried ten pounds Of sweet breads
to be served at a banquet tonight In
Omaha for Gen. Pershing-
A dressed pig, consigned 10 Maj.
Reed Landis- in care Of the First
Western Aeronautical show which
onened hero today was part Of the
freight OF the Chicago bound plane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
ARAD COMMANDER ARRESTS
OFFICERS SENT ON MISSION

Paris, France, Jan 8.-The arrest
Of several military representatives OF
the allies by a Rumamian officer in
occupied Hungary is reported IA q
Prague dispatch through Geneva to-
day The message says that members
Of q allied military mission sent 10
the Arad district 10 inspect prisen
camps and report on alleged atroci-
ties Of which interned Hungarians
were said 10 have been the victims,
we're crested by the commanding Of
ficer OF q concentration camp who be-
came enraged at the severe criticisms
Of conditions made By the mission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
TRAINS BLOCK
CITY STREETS
Mayer Orders Attorney To
Prosecute Those
RESPONSIBLE.

Mayor Charles Davis and the city
council Thursday ordered Peyton Ed
wards. assistant city attorney, to
take steps at once 20 prosecute per-
sons responsible for trains blocking
Stanton and oregon streets longer
than five minutes IN violation OF the
city ordinance
Il was reported 10 the council that
on December 81 a train blocked
these streets for Is minutes and that
on January the crossings we're
blocked eight minutes
The mayor received a telegram
from city attorney Victor C. Moore,
who is in St Louis, saying that he
believed the First National bank OF
St Louis would accept FL Paso'B
s8e5,0o0 worth Of city bonds accord
ing to the terms OF the contract
The council ordered an arc Light
put up at Montana and Houston
streets over a drainage ditch bridge.
The city engineer was ordered to
make estimates on laying curb and
walks on the four sides OF Newman
park.
The Southwest Oxwelding com
pany was granted permission 70 in
stal a Welding and cutting plant at
Santa Re and Overland streets.
Kodak Finishing See Cambria
UurH1 q CO. buy Liberty B0nds-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
SPAIN PROCLAIMS STATE
OF SEIGE IN CATALONIA

Madrid. Spain, Jan. S--A state OF
siege has been proclaimed through
ont the province Of Catalonia. The
minister OF the interior declared to-
day that Barcelona was calm and
confirmed reports that more than 200
arrests had been made IN consequences
OF recent outra ges- Leaderu OF the
syndicalists there had disappeared.
he said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
ARMY RECRUITS MAY CHOOSE
OWN UNITS IN FUTURE

An future recruits in the army win
be allowed 70 choose the unit which
they desire 70 enter. according to
an order just received by MAJ A. A.
King. or the local army recruiting
station. Heretofore a recruit has been
assigned TO the unit most badly III
need Of requirements, but under the
new order. he may choose the outfit
he wants 70 serve with He viii then
be sent to the nearest depot post. and
from there VIII be sent on to his
unit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
NEW AIR SERVICE UNITS
COMING FOR BORDER SERVICE

Air service units along the border
have been ordered back to Kelly field,
and other units VIII take their
places according 70 Information
given out at military headquarters
The reason FOR the change. It was
announced, Is 70 provide an units
with an equal amount Of training at
the base.
The squadrons relieved from duty
are the headquarters and A and 3
flights OF the ssth aero squadron,
Stationed at Douglas, Arizs and 81
Paso.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
HOBBY NAMES
FL PA50 MEN
Burgess, LeBaron and Brook
Named Representatives
To Land Conference.

Austin, Tex, Jan. s.-Out Of 10
delegates appointed today by the
governor to attend a land conference
Of the southern commercial congress
10 be held at Washington, January
IL. three were from FL Paso. They
are: Richard F. Burgess, George r
Ie Baron and Il. H Brook.