The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 9

DEPOSITION OF BIG OIL MEN READ AT FORD TRIAL Testimony of Harvester Officials Introduced to Show Alleged In- fluence on Tribune's Policy. ¢ MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich., June 5.- Depositions from officials of the Stand- ard Of] Company and the International Harvester Company were among those | introduced to-day in the libel sult of | Henry Ford against the Chicago Trib- une. Editorials which the plaintift con- temiis show pro-Germanism on the part &t the Tribune also were read | ‘The depositions of the officials of the two big corporations were deemed |in the Prospect Park, Bushwick, Clin- pertinent to the suit by the plaintiff in|ton Avenue, Williamsburg and Bedford stion with tis charge that the Trib- with Mexico because Harvester Com- sisal uc! Ol Company in th joan oil. ‘The plaintiff distant relationship MeConnic® and Col. end: pany in obtaining and the Standard matter of Mex! charged that a tween Harold F. R.A, MoCormick, one of the def ants” influenced the Tribune's policy A deposition pf Mrs. Dlinor ‘Medill Patterson, ‘owner of the ‘Tribune, visits about a year before the United States broke relations with Germany, she said. can Red Cross hes appropriated $400,000 for relief work in @fberia, that amount baing an addftion to the sum already set aside for work in that region. The mew fund will be used for the pur- chase of medicines and be- |reviewing party.They agreed that never Gov. Smith and Other Officials Review Boys and Girls of 300 Schools. One hundred and ten thousand boys and girls, pupils of 200 Protestant Sun- day schools, observed Anniversary Day in Brooklyn this afternoon by assemb- ling in their churches and taking part in twenty-five street parades in as many districts. Gov. Alfred . Smith, who once upon |a time was himself a Sunday schoot boy, visited by automobile the parades districts. United States Senator Calder, Secre tary of State Hogo, former Ambassa- dors Gerard and Elkus, and State Comptroller Travis were members of the before in one day have they ssen so dreases and nobby blue muita, Eight songs for the occasion had been written, acoording to custom. Song festi- vals in the oh jed. the preceded - | parades, which were headed by teachers. $14,000,000 Loss From V. WASHINGTON, June 6.—Damage to| a5 im the Kalut volcano eruption in Java, in addition to toss of life re it $14,000.00 atruments to be sent from the Red Crome Base at Seattle, Wash. Ported, amounted to aboui 0, ihe State Department was advised to- sday. THE EVENING WORLD, TH URSDAY, JUNE 5, 1919. 110,000 MARCH IN BROOKLYN | HAS SKELETON OF MONKEY SUNDAY SCHOOL PARADE| WHOSE SPEECH HE LEARNED Garner Says Discovery in Congo Is Highest Type of Animal Life Next to Man, A new kind of @ monkey whieh tefke tke a man has been discovered by Prot. R. L. 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