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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Washington Leads the Country
i'm Apple Production

has lao resident statesmen the principal markets of the United
States and Canada and in daily contact with these by
of teegraphc Incidentally the Exchange
of Seaes largest of this teegraphc service and
port conditions clear up it will undoubtedly be extensive
of cable service with foreign countries
interesting to note that although not to of
the apple producing sections of the Northwest other Cities
yet Seattle has advantages which than offset the matter of
distance The Yakima and Wenatchee Valleys produce most of
the commercial apple of this state and Seattle head
quarters furnishes not only the marketing machinery for large
part this CROP but also the financial assistance and
large percentage Of supplies such paper nails, etc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-20
DIN fUcA cDlD0uLu.

D'Anunzio, Sc zice, a schimbat
cojocul 81 yrea Sc cucereasca lau-
Ri lui Karl Marx, prin formarea
unei 'IliKi inttrnationale comunis-
te fara teroarea bolsevismului. Sa
nu-si fringa gftud si Sc remfna 81
farii sprijinitorii de All.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-20

Srnatul la pus intr o pozitfe asa
de eingasa ca aliatii nu vor Sc
tina seama de sfathrile. lui.
@ vorba remmeasca zice ca un-
de snnt moase multe, copilul re-
Mfne en- bnrcul nctaiat.
In cetiter al nOstru Mise pin.
ye ca o evreica a foSt in stare sa-!
tiranizeze nu numai cit a stat la
ca in bort, dar 81 dllpa ce s'a mu-
tat della ca. la ronrinca, reusind
so atraga pc ea in apele Ell. -
Cine strica? moi cunoastem anti
semiti infocati carl sunt in ter.
meni buni cu evreicile 81 daca if
atragi atentunea iti respund zim
bind: Ma rog, evreica nu-i o.
vreiu."
Daca lumea ar da navala sc
poartc imitatii de diamant I'm To-
cul diamantelor veritabile, pretul
imitatiilor ar lua pretul diaman'
tclor veritabile. = Tot asa 81 CT
,.Overalsllrilc" Dc-abia s a pornii
campaaia in favoarea ,,Overalsll
rilor'' 81 prctul lOr sa urcat cu
trei dolari la pereche.
Tn storer din Cleveland in III.
ua cind auzit ca $ a pus maca-
gil in greva urcat pretul lap
tucilor (salatei) della II la -
cent? fundul. Omul foSt preva.
zater. 81 dintr un cOndei, la elm
zeci de lazi de salata. reallza'
clteva sHtisoare pestc profltu! o.
bisnuit. 81 asa Sc face .,bisnit',.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-20

In fine, snhAnHl tsircesc . resn-
flat usurat cA nn trebue sa4Si nfa-
te haremul Ia Brussa. Aiia$ii au
decis ca Sc remina deocan1dsta ii
Constantinopol.
Presedintele Wilson a ssstinut
ra Turcii se ias6 afarx din E1At
stantinopol, 81 parerea d4sAle :
fost foarte 'buna, dar &c folbs ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-20
INfORNATlUN|

NAOSAAN A4APu9~Ot IA OA0 - AVes'
New York. = DR.. James Markoe
un foarte cunOscut medic, fost
impuscat 81 omorit. pc timpul ser
viciulni divin in biserica episco-
pala -protestanta, de Pc a lo-a
strada 81 Stuyvesant place, i'll
tr 'un vechiu district aristocrai
din New York.
Asasinul fost prins dupa q
scnrta goana. de Oamenli din bi'
serica carl alergau dupa ell, i'll
frunte cu Williams +. Morgan,
presedintele mei Asociatii de co,
merchant: DR.. +. Brewer 81 j.
Morgan Jones.
La scotia, politiei- prisonerul 81
dat nuancle intiiu ca Thomas
w. Selley, dupa aceea a spus cal
cheama Thomas W. Simpkins.
Politia spune ca prisonerul IL
mai spus ca a scapat acum de cn-
rind di nspitalul de nebmi dia
Williamsburg. Va.
20 American casatoriti ca men,
toaice. = New York. - Inbirca
ride de hcate. declaratii de raz-
boiu. 81 ordine severe militare
date contra ..fraternizaril'' cu dus
mani.
Douazcci de soldati americanl,
ajunsi Gu vaporul Antigone in
portul New York. All dupa a.
mcazi, all adus douazeci de GER
name Gu ci - sotile lor legitime
Douasprezeee dintre aceste, a..
veau copii. 81 prima intrebare eal
an intrebat acesti mindrii soldati.I
pc ziaristii eel asteptau, fost =
.,Eu sunt american 81 nevasta
mca fost nascata i'm Germania.
Copilul nostru poate deveni pre-
scainte al Statelor TniteF'
Reys Pc drum a face comerciu.I
= Londra. REGGIE Gustaf al
Suediei, urmeaza exemplul rege-i
lui Albert al Belgiei, calatorhld
prin Europa, ca un ,,yolajor re-
gals. Monarchul Sucdiei fost ia
Britannia, in mod privat, in decur-i
sui saptaminei trecute, cumparind
carbuni din Welsh, 81 alte como
ditati de care tara lui are lipsa.
Acum e pc drum spre Paris, tot
lin afaceri".
,,Eu nu Ger imprumuturi," a
spus regele Gustav. ,,Eu numai
asigur pentru Suedia materiaiel
ca care Sc ridice industria tarii."
Reggie sfirsit cu cuvintele i
,,E datoria unai rcge ca sa-si SER
yeasca poporul."
- .
0rl1na1A nnigts4ios. - New
York. - Trei irapuycaturi miste-
rioase au a ,ut loc pc partea ra-
sariteana a orasului, in ultiMele
douaseci si tatru de ore, toate d.
ceste in sparen3e parea lucrul
slaai siAkur on.
Dol bafbAti aa diost aflati, am.
bh fn con1itA nnortale, Pc straziia
Hartii De Jos il East Side. Ambii'
su mnrit peste citeva ore.
AlS1l 4 fost 4laat 96cind in stra-
d4 pc lst Avenue. Acesta a fost
das la spitAl. Coaditiiie lai Sc ra..
pofteazx ca foarte serioase.
=
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-20

Accident de asroplaa. - Cham
paign, I'll. - Tt. James Welsh.
an aviator in etate de % ami din
Corpus Christi. Tex, a fost ONO
rit alalta ieri cind "a cazut cu ae-
roplanul della o dnaltime de 500
URINE pc cimpul della Chanute, I'M
loc unde Sc invata aviatorH pen
tru stat.
Lucratorii della tramvaiu Ger
81 pc ceas. - Detroit. = Lucra-
tori della tramvaie au vOtat alaltA
scara salarul pc care, comisie
aleaza e sal prezinte companiei
Detroit United Railways CO..
prin care sc cere an dollar pc ceas
pentru lucratorii care snnt in SER
viciu de I'm an 81 mai bine.
On frsansas communist arestat. =
Berlin. = Max Hoelz, fruntasnl
comunistilor din Plauen, a fost a.
restat la Marienbad, Simbata, du-
pa cum spune m rapport Official
dat de Gehi. Hoelz Sc afla acum
in temnita della Eyer, situat la 0
mica distanta della Karlsbad.
Iriandekzi at&cx pc soldat. =
Belfast. Ciomcge. petrm 81
drugi de fier au fost liber intre-
buintate, 81 ocazional cite un fec
de revolver era slobozit in lupta
de cinci ore della Londonderry.
dintre irlandezi 81 soldati.
Trci atacnri separate 's'a' facut
de civil asupra soldatilof.
Trupe francese in Asia Arinora.
= COnstantinOpol. - Tn cruel
sator francez debarcat trei ba-
talioane de infanterie, citeya ba-
terri de artilerie 81 cavalerie ia
Mersina in Asia Minora. la II A.
prilie, dupa cum spune un comu-
nicat Official dat dc Kemal Pasa.
fruntasul guvernuiui formal de
nationalistii turci.
Voluntari armeni Sc afla in
frnutea armatei, 1nsa, spune comu-
nicatul. francezii nu pot 1nainta
mai multi de cit ii prOteja tunu-
rile de pc yapor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-20
Acasenaia Rorniaa

C.ITRI PRESEDINTELE con
SILITLII DIRIGENT, SIBIIT.
academia Romind care represin
td dela intemeierea ei nnitdted cni
turuld A RemfnflOr de pyetutiNde
nea. tramite ..salutMl ei fsdtesc Con
iliulM Di,iyeNt 81 .AdundrH care q
proclaMat nsairea polificd a ROmi
nii0r din Transilvania. Bdnat 81 Ia.
rd-Tngureascd pria dctM Tor, gin
dul statOrnic al ned,nMlni n0sfrn.
y. POM IN. p Il. NeyrNszi NJ. p.,
L.. MehediNti M. p., Or. Amtipa m
p.. ID. OnciuI m. p., Dr.. Y. Babes
m. D., Iateica M. p., Densusiaa,n
W. p., BidnM ~. p., A. Ldpddat M.
p., Bogdom m. p., Y. Pwram m. p.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-20

De eri, Isuni 3 Deeemvrie n, Co
mitetul dirigent, ales Gle marea a
dunare din Alba-Iulia, si-a luat re
yedinta in oEassl nostru. Biroarilt
diferitelor resortafi au fost asczatt
i'm cladirea fostei Commando militia.
re, din strada Cisnadiei, unde noul
Cavern romfnesc si-a si inceput ia.
ra aminare lncririle sale.
La oarele 5 p. m., cind Comitetal
dirigent, Sc afla la sedinta, s'as'
prezentat melnbrii Consili,,lui ma.
tional din Sibiiu 81 find primiti i
mediat, aus aalutat noul Guvern,
prin rostul prezidentelui A. Bir-
|seanu, Gu urmatearele cuvinte:
DomaNle President.
Dior nsessbri al lCensitiMlm
nafionM ds,Tgenf!
In numelh Consikului national
romin din orasul 81 eemitatul ST.
bin, precum 81 in nnmele intregei
populatiuni; rominesti din aceasts
parte a tdrii. Va salut calduros si
Va zic din adincal mimi: Bine ati
VENT in mijlocul nostru!... Bins
att VENT insacest oras, unde inain.
tasii nostri SAN intrunit de at7tea
ori, voind sa-si croiasca o soarte
mai buna!
In conferente rationale, In fntrn-
niri mai restrinse, ba intro yrene
in cadrelc unei. diete- ardelent,
ei cautara sd dea Ia ivealS greut&ti-
le ce-i apasau 81 81 asig.lre un viftor
mai fericit pe seama urmasilor Or,
lin aceste plaiuri atit de frumoase,
dar pana acum att de nenoroc1te.
Nizuintele lor, 5ns6, sc lovira de
|piedeci mai mari decft puterile Df,
Isl cele mai nlte silinte ale Tor ri-
masera, ID nii b. chisr yeacuri
intre9j, "a nfee,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
PREPARE FOR HOLIDAY
TRAVEL TO CLoUDCROFT

All arrangements have been made
for expected heavy travel to Cloud
croft during the week end. Garrett
King. general passenger agent Of the
Ell Paso & Southwestern system. said
Friday. Two extra coaches viii be
added TO the Golden State limited
Saturday and one extra coach to the
same train Sunday The Cloudcroft
special, 10 be run Monday. viii con-
sist Of nine or ten coaches. and on
its return TO E. Paso about Il o'clock
Monday night viii stop at the prin-
cipal street intersections IN FL Paso
so passengers may take street cars TO
their homes without going first 10
the union station
Fifty persons went to Cloudcroft
Thursday. AIr. King said. and many
more have made reservations to 80
Saturday and Sunday. a picnic is be-
ing planned for Monday at Cloudcroft,
and the Indians on the reservation
near the summer resort will celebrate
the Fourth on Monday with a dance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
WANT AID RATE CARD.

Two cents per word each daily insertion.
Three consecutive Insertions including
Saturday, 4 cents per word
SIX consecutive Insertions. cents Der
word
The above rate Is based on a minimum
OF 20 word count Ads containing less
thar this number OF words viii be counted
as 20 words.
One dollar and fifty cents per agate line
per month. Minimum OF three lines On
monthly rate.
Bold face lines double price
Two cents per word for stock or bond
oil mining or other promotional adver-
Using
No cd run for an Indefinite period IT
F. taken over the telephone Orders TO
discontinue IT. F. ads must be made In
writing.
an new advertisements appear first IN
home edition.
Accounts FOR classified ads are due after
first Insertion Not responsible for more
than one incorrect Insertion
In order 10 give time for proper classf-
ficauon Il is necessary TO close The Herald
classified pages Saturdays at 1880 a. m
All other days at 1880 ,. m Want ads
received after this hour viii appear the
nezt day. Orders to discontinue want eds
must be IN Herald office before 3 q. m. o.
day Of publication.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
dull
BUT HIGHER

After the session today. the New
York stock exchange will be closed
until July g. According to J. S Cur
tiss & Co. Security bank building.
stocks were not pressed for sale to-
day Operators who were short found
little stock on the market and on
each increase in business prices rose
easily. The coppers were dull and
neglected. Anaconda being up Il
SHELTERS g. Chino Z and Inspiration
Is. while Ray Consolidated and Utah
lost = and Z respectively. Gains OF
to points were distributed through
out the oils and specialties. the
point gain being made by Mexican
Petroleum Money rate for loans over
the holiday was 8 percent, and sales
up TO noon were just under $4,000
shares
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
FILE EXPENSE
ACCOUNTS: TO GO ON BALLOT

That three candidates, Jerry Morris
and Adolph Schildknecht, candidates
for county assessor, and Pat IL Brick,
candidate for county commissioner,
have filed their statements Of ex-
penditures with the county clerk and
that a technical Interpretation Of the
law viii permit their names to be
placed on the official ballot. was the
statement Friday morning OF Morris.
The statement were filed. according
TO Mr.. Norris. early Wednesday.
-AIr- Schildknecht and filed our
statements with the county clerk
June 30" Norriss aid According 10
advice given US By our lawyers, this
was within the time prescribed by
law There is some techincalicy as TO
the Interpretation Of the law, as 10
whether the day OF the election is in
cluded or exclude din computing the
time It Is the intention Of the can
didates 10 comply in every way with
the law and We have no intention Of
eTading It The matter was held
open until the last day in order that
every item Of expense might be in
cluded- Many state officers have
done the same thing. among them
Joseph Bailey candidate for COVER
nor"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
Girls On Tour
Of U. S. ScOrn
Heb Of Man

Three girls IN a car. not a man in
the party. and an almost complete
tour Of the United States about one
third finished
The girls arrived IN FL Paso Thurs
day night. following a trip through
the southern states, coming from
their home IN Olean. " y They left
Olean in January, when the tempera-
ture was 80 degrees below zero, ar
rived in Florida. by ocean travel,
when it was IS degrees above zero.
and have been hitting the ups and
downs from Florida 10 Texas ever
since So far on their trip they have
used steamer, train and motor car,
and have galloped about a ranch at
Maria on horseback. clad in SOM
breros and other cowboy equipment,
as a matter Of getting a little local
color. Their names are Ruth and
Faith Morris and Hazel Clapp, all Of
Olean, and their chaperon, through
Texas, who Joined them at San An
tonic, is Mrs h A Moss, OF san An
tonic.
They tired Of the train when they
reached Houston. so they bought
car. Miss Faith Morris is the chauf-
ferette, but Mrs. Moss says all OF
them know a good deal about cars
and have fixed theirs whenever a
ballly engine or tire trouble threat
ened their trip.
Inc party IL now Saying AZ tle
home OF Mrs R W Johnson, Tobin
Place, and viii be in FL Paso about
two weeks. Then they will go to
Cloudcroft. take in the Grand Can
yon. go through California. Oregon
and Washington, and hope 10 return
to clean by the northern route
Mrs Moss said none OF the girls
has reached rs years OF age So far
they have scorned mere man on their
journey, having demonstrated their
ability TO do what q man could do as
well as a man could do It. So from
January to July they have been tray-
cling considerably about the country
and will see It all before going home
again to Olean.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
Freight Cars
Jump Tracks,
Hit Building

A frame office building at the In
ternational Brick company plant at
Dorchester and East san Antonio
streets was demolished and three en-
ployes narrowly escaped possibly
serious injury Thursday, when i've
freight cars broke from a train Of
empties and crashed down a siding
and into the building.
C. C. Marshall plant superintendent
Jess Evans. timekeeper. and Charles
A Stallard. a bookkeeper, were in
the building when persons outside
shouted a warning. Marshall and
Evans ran out the door and Stallard
dived through a window. None was
near when the cars ploughed their
way into the building. wrecking IL
and throwing the debris ten feet
away.
The siding track has a steep IN
cline at the plant and a broken
coupling Is held responsible FOR the
accident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
RAILROAD TINE TABLE

=@--~-----~------s- ---------~---~-~-~----
Al trains arrive and depart from Union
arrivals and departures given IN Fl Ralo
or mountain standard time
SANTA re.
For Albuquerque, Denver. ChicaEo, Los
AnEelsa-No- SOS Iva soc q n No. slv
IRON 1Ibuqusrque. Csnver. Les Angeles.
ChlcaEo-No- SCI arvA 10 a. IA No eoi
FL PAsO & SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East.
Arrive-From North ard East; No 1.
The Californian. Q: an No. 3. Golden
state Limited. $40 pm
Depart-For TIE North and East: No
4. Golden state Limited, 1901 pm; No. 2.
The Californian. s-55 pm
Lines West.
Arrive-Fron the West: No 3. Copper
City Special $50 an: No 2. The Cali
Depart-Fof the west: No. 3. Golden
state Limited. 4 pm; No :. Copper city
soUTHERS PACIFIC LINES.
For san Antonio. New Orleans ana
~ RON 70 1s WsasinEton, New Orleans and san
Autonio-ArriVes a. 5.55 a N; No Al
For Arizona and Caufornin-No. l Iva
Is15 e. IA: so. 1o1 At I.1o e n; No
From Arizona and California No. 3
arTt. at Las n; No. 1o2 srvs. 2;ts
p n; No TEAS llS e i s Pa g n
For Dallas and St LouiB-No- 70 Iva
a. NJ: No 2 AZ 4.I5 D. m
From St Louis and Dallas-No- Erva
at 1:s5 .. m. No IS arva at 1890 p n
MEXICAN CENTRAL
no regular schedule.
MEXICO 3 NORTHWESTERN.
No regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
BURGLARS WORK IN STORM;
ROB SPORTING GOODS STORE

Taking advantage Of the wind and
rain storm Thursday evening, burg
lars entered the sporting goods store
Of the Fred J. Feldman Co. sos East
San Antonio street, selecting an as
sortment Of firearms and other ar
ticles valued at between $500 and 500
The front door Of the store was
boldly broken open. the intruders rely
ing on the confusion Of the storm for
safety. Detectives to whom the rob
berry was reported Friday morning,
said IL was one Of the most daring
in FL Paso police records
Articles taken by the burglars in
cluded 19 automatic pistols. y TO %
watches. 10 sweaters, 4 kodaks-
shell bags. 3 holsters. and pairs OF
pearl revolver handles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
CHAABER's CONTINGENT
Errm~n w~nWw EnETaTW


A detailed report Of the condition
Of the contingent fund OF the chamber
Of commerce was made at a special
meeting Of the board Of directors
Thursday night D. A. Bandeen. gen
eral manager. reported a net gain in
the fund from new members Of S1061,
making The total in the fund on June
80 8 little more than $4,000.
Appropriations were made from the
fund at the special meeting as fol-
lows: Bar association convention,
$500; Music association. $1,000; Col
lege Of the City Of FL Paso. $500; val
ley advertising fund, covering activi-
ties now being carried on by the gov
eminent through motion pictures,
$3.50, and for membership in the
United States chamber OF commerce
and similar organizations, $3.50.
Mr.. Bandeen reported a total OF
1887 members IN the chamber Of COM
merce. including 254 junior members
and % new members enrolled during
the month OF June.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02

IS SPENT ON ADS

How the United States advertises
and how It gets its best results was
told by Scott C. White. former presi-
dent Of the Fl Paso Adclub. at the
clubs weekly luncheon Friday at the
chamber OF commerce grill 9Ir.
White. who recently attended the
annual convention Of the adclubs OF
the world in Indianapolis. Ind. said
the sum spent annually for ads was
sI2sO.OOl 900. This, he said. might
seem to be a huge amount and might
appear to add much to the high cost
Of living. In reality, he declared. II
was small In view OF the fact that the
annual volume Of business done by
the advertisers is S90.000,OO0, 1000
Following Ny. Whites talk, a DIS
cussion arose over the merits Of
various kinds Of advertising. It was
shown on q blackboard by Mr.. White
that $500. 1000. 600, or nearly half the
total, is spent in newspaper adverts-
ing. One adman questioned the
method Of newspaper advertising
which is 10 give news the preference
Percy Montgomery pointed out tnal
the papers had a gentleman agree
ment" with the public 70 give pref
erence 10 the commodity which the
public bought namely, the news
Reading ads. il was asserted Is op-
tonal with the subscriber
Tells Of Eastern Trip
Mr. White said motion picture
rheater advertising was one OF the
best kinds, but Ben Lewis OF the
EIlanay, and James Quinn, OF the
Rislto said the better movie theaters
did not advertise on the screen any
more. bue in programs, for the reason
that the patron has TO read the screen
and whether he wants 10 or not, and
this, they said. the patron resented
Mr.. Montgomery, vlce-presidenL OF
the club. told OF his trip east, which
included New York and other large
cities. he said the people huddled
together in these large centers, had
no green grass, blue skies or hope
The human element is almost ehmi-
mated. he aVerreds and is superseded
by a machine process Of living.
@What Advertising Must Be-
". q. DauEhdriI. Of the Foutz-
Moore Furniture company. followed 3
up a talk made last week by Ralph I
Henderson. advertising manager Of I
The Herald, in which he pointed out Z
the benefit to the dealer OF localizing !
national advertising.
A talk on advertising and what IL 4
must be and stand for was made by 1
>. +. COsgroTe, manager here for the /
Arbuckle Coffee company Dr. FLOYD I
Poe led a sing al the opening Of the I
meeting Special guests OF the lunch I
con were Mrs Charles Andrews, who /
sang twice, and Mrs. ". r Brown. !
who accompanied her. Her first song 4
was shout To' Glory" The encore /
was NY Own Laddie-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
N. MANDELL, ALBUQUERQUE
NAMED COLLEGE REGENT

Santa Fe. n. ". July an Man
dell, Of Albuquerque, business man
and former treasurer Of Bernalillo
county, has been appointed by COVER
nor Larrazolo as q member OF the
board OF regents Of the agricultural
college he will serve instead Of
Walter n Council who was unable
to accept the appointment
The fifth member Of the new board
has not been appointed. but George
Curry, temporary chairman, has called
a meeting for Monday. Governor Lar
razolo has asked the attorney general
and the travelling auditor 10 attend
the first meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
Asks 100000
Lawyers Fees
Brother OzCeS

Chicago. Ill. July "A suit to re-
cover 100000 from John F. Jelke,
head OF an oleomargarine manufac-
turing company. for legal services al
legged to have been rendered him prior
TO and during his trial on charges Of
defraud1ng the government out Of
S25OsOO0 in taxes on oleomargarine,
was filed in the United States district
court yesterday by Ferdinand Jelke.
IT., brother.
According 70 the suit, the plaintiff
spent 10 years working for the in
terests Of his brother and he valued
his services at $4,000 a year.
Jelke was found guilty by a jury
before federal judge Lands and sen
fenced 70 two years in the peniten-
uary- The case was carried to the
United states supreme court, which
affirmed the sentence Of Judge Ian
dis The sentence was stayed several
times and finally. about six weeks
ago, president Wilson gave Jelke an
pardon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
A $4,5OO,OOO MEMORIAL TO
SOLDIERS BY LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Calf, July 2. . A
stately auditorium TO be erected on
the highest point in the city will be
Los Angeles memorial to those liv-
ing and dead who have served from
this city in their country's wars. The
city council has authorized a s4,5OO.-
600 bond issue, proceeds Of which will
be devote dto the erection OF the
building.
Plans for the memorial were
worked out by a committee from the
chamber Of commerce in conjunction
with representative Of service mems
organizations They inclu-e provis-
ion for club rooms for the American
legion and other patriotic organiza-
tons, an auditorium seating 1880
persons, assembly and committee
rooms, and a gilded dome tower rising
246 feet The building will be 200x
$50 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-02
PRICES
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Chicago. III. July Strength de-
veloped in the corn market after q
sag at the outset
Initial quotations varied from IN
changed figures TO one cent lower.
with September S1-69k TO $685. and
December S1-565E-
The market closed unsettled, 2h 70
90 C net lower. with September SL56Z to
sl667E. and December. SL5sH to sL544.
There was no selling pressure on oats.
which opened q &c of 10 a ike advance
Provisions ruled dull and weak