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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

buroesn Simmons Of Warren is
visiting friends IN this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

Jonn Duggan of East P;trsuon was
calling. Monday on Gardner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

A. c. Harlow Of Portland was a
visitor n Gardner Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

Eooie Coiburn left Sunday for
Nashua. y. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

Mrs. Albert Russell OF Lewiston :
VISITING Gardiner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

Mrs. Sadie Hull Of Richmond was
weekend visitor n Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

a c. Harlow of Portland was
visitor N Gardiner. Monday.
Buroesn Simmons Of Warren is
VISITING friends IN this city.
Eddie Colburn left Sunday for
Nashua N H
John Duggan of East Pitrsuon was
calling. Monday on Gardiner friends.
Mrs. Sadie Hull Of Richmond was
a weekend visitor n Gardiner.
Mrs. Albert Russell of Lewiston ;
VISITING Gardner friends
Miss Alice 3. Donovan. Church
street. left Monday for Philadelphia
. where she IS 20 be employed.
Mrs. Catherine Tarr. Maple street
J Is the guest Of Mrs Mary Nerrlnau.
! Litchheld
/ kendall Campbell Of Richmond
was among TIE out-of-town callers
! n Gardiner. Monday.
sugar was selling on Water street
/ Monday for Is cents per pound. the
( lowest price for some time.
/ Miss Della Lemleux Of Brunswick.
! Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ler,leux
! Washington avenue.
I Ny ana Mrs. Francis NJ. E:nkIev
| of Pittston are receiving congrstula-
! ions on the birth Of a daughter
John Monroe of Houlton. a former
I resident of this cry. IS passing A few
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
DENIES REPORT INFANTRY
Is ORDERED TO DOUGLAS

Douglas. Ariz, April 24-Report
that orders had been received for the
reception here OF two regiments OF
infantry are denied at military head
quarters Specific mention was made
OF the Gath infantry.
Lieut. Col. James II. Robson has
been detailed for duty as military at
tache at the American legation at
Havana. Cuba He will spend several
weeks in Washington enroute.
Maj. Albert S. Williams has re-
turned TO his station at San Antonio,
Texas, after making inspection Of
the cadet organizations OF the uni
versity and OF a number Of high
school cadet companies within ATi-
IONA He states that II is evident
the compulsory training prescribed
for high schools by state law Is ef-
fective and that much good has been
done the boys who have been placed
under discipline. The larger schools
are to receive full military equip
ment and will have Springfield rifles
70 replace the dummy rifles now car
ried, as weu as ammunition for
target practice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24

WASHINGTON, d. c. April 2a.-Po-
wv htical piczeting. often OF the
peaceful sort, and more often
with militant accomplishments, is
running epidemic in Washington
again It was started by woman
suffragists ten years ago. The latest
10 adopt the method are women
espOusing the cause OF Irish free
dom and there have directed their
protests against the British en-
bassT-
Their campaign has caused some
what Of a furry because &c IS not
without its international aspects
The British embassy, for instance,
Is foreign territory; whether the
sidewalk in front OF Il is American
territory no one has essayed 70 de-
eide Moreover, there is FEDERAL
law which penalties any person who
assaults" a diplomatic represent
alive OF a friendly power.
Whether the picketing Of the en-
bassT IS an annoyance 10 the British
diplomats. and whether an annoyance
IS an assault within the technical
meaning Of the law is an additional
British humor all but broke up the
pieketinE Of the British embassy,
with its possibilities Of disaEreeahle
incidents of an international Favor
when on the first day, the embassy
officials sent out and invited the
picl1ets in 20 afternoon tea II prob
ably was a temptation, for cold
raw wind was sweeping the city but
the leaders pulled stern faces and
declined the invitation.
The embassy Is on Connecticut
avenue The old and deserted AUS
trian embassy, once the scene OF
social Eaieties in the prosperous
days OF the HapsburEs, stands GRIM
silent and dusty across the street :
Nobody knows who owns il now
highly valuable piece Of property
gone begging. Not far away Is the
house James G. Blaine occupied when (
secretary OF state Dolly Madison,s Z
house is not far of. in another dl-
rection. Every building in the vi
cinity has housed some notable Al
some time or other and the neigh 7
borhood is a playground for the sight I
seeing wagons The prolrish pickets Z
selected a battle ground where there /
would be plenty OF onlookers-
The police captain who took the /
first irish picketers IN was Robert I
Emmett Doyle, rosy checked and /
blue eyed. who couldn't possibly 4
deny he was a son Of Erin All the
policemen on the Job were OCon-
neTs and Reeans and Flahertys or
bore names Enthusiastically neither
Greek n0r Tiddish.
me whole proceeding was with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
Mexico Strengthens
Luarez Customs Force

The Mexican customs force IN
Juarez is being strengthened with
officials who have been compelled to
flee from Sonora, II is stated at the
customs office. Up to this time
nearly 80 employees Of the federal
government have arrived from Mega
les. Aqua Priet, Naco, and other
points in Sonora, and have been as
signed to temporary duty IN the
Juarez district. It Is thought BY Of
ficials that with this additional force,
a good deal Of the smuggling Of
liuuor and narcotics that has been
going on across the border may be
stopped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
Battle RACES
For TamlpicO
oil Fields

ilg her into the United States, but
also Is liable TO deportation
Gen. Pesqueira was released from
custody last night by h c. Beumler,
United States commissioner, when
friends made his $4,000 bond The
same sureties obtained the release
OF the woman Maria Rodriguez, held
In $1,000 bond as a witness.
Gen. Pesqueira was sent here to
await the victory Of Carranza troops
IN sonora when he was 10 have
crossed as military governor He
formerly was a military governor OF
Sonora and his family lives in the
Arizpe district OF that state. He is
the father OF nine grown children,
and IS IS years old
Warships Made Ready.
San Diego. CALI. april 2s.-offi-
GERS and men Of a scout cruiser and
a destroyer, ordered yesterday to
west coast Mexican ports to protect
American interests were busy early
today making preparations for a stay
Of unknown length away from this
base.
The cruiser Salem was ordered to
Mazatlan and the destroyer, the Nc
Cawley, to Topolobampo-
The hour OF sailing had not been
fixed definitely this morning, but Il
was announced that orders issued by
rear admiral Hugh Rodman, COM
mander Of the Pacific fleet. on in
structions from the navy department,
called for departure as soon as the
necessary preparations could be
made
Both ships took on quantities OF
stores yesterday and last night
As far as IS known here there is no
anti American feeling manifested at
either port Officers said the plans
Of the Sonora state troops. which call
for attacks or Nazatlan and pre-
sumably other Mexican ports. prob
ably made il advisable to have Amerf-
can warships there.
How ObreEon Escaped.
Nogales, Sonora. April 24.-Three
members Of the Mexican chamber OF
deputies who arrived here yesterday
said they were in a party Of eight
deputies who fled the Mexican capt
tai 70 escape the wrath Of president
Carranza because they aided Gen
Obregon TO escape
The deputies, Ezequlel Landeros.
federal district OF Mexico City; Ale
jandro Vasquez Lopez, Chihuahua,
and Damon Alcarco, from the state
tails here OF the flight OF Oregon
They left three days after Oregon
he was in danger Of execution and
they feared a Ike fate when it be-
sympathized with the Sonora revolu-
ton The five others, they said, have
not been heard from
Followed By Police.
Obregon learned OF the plan TO ar
rest him and arranged TO flee from
the capital Then he found himself
followed, night and day, by a Gordon
OF motorcycle policemen The sym
pathetic congressman visited Obregon z
in automobiles and later all began
driving around, the three here said
The motorcycle police followed and I
then two OF the automobiles crashed ]
together, By design Cen Obregon, ]
they said. taking advantage OF the I
crowd which collected! entered a Z
home where arrangements had been I
made TO receive him, leaving by a I
rear door and leaving the city in an
other automobile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
YUCATAN REPEALS LAW
AGAINST SALE OF LIQUOR

After a trial OF two years OF a
qualified form Of prohibition, which
excluded from sale all intOxicants
except beer and light wines, the
Mexican state OF Yucatan has gone
back to liquor containing not more
than 25 percent alcohol. according to
advices received at the American con-
sulate in Juarez. A new act OF the
state legislature has repealed the
former law, effective April 20, and
has increased the percentage Of
alcohol, but still places a bar against
the use OF znise in any form Of
liquors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
SONORA SECESSIONISTS PLAN
COMMANDMENT OF GUAYMAS

A bombardment OF the port OF
Guaymas, now held by the Sonora Sc
cessionfsts. IS contemplated by the
Mexican federal authorities, accord
ing TO FL Universal. Gen DiegueZ,
that paper states, has already issued
orders TO the commanding officer
OF the gunboat General Guerrero to
proceed TO Guaymas and shell the
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
ARRESTS FOLLOW WREcKING
OF TRAN NEAR cHALAPA

The derallment OF a passenger
train operating between Chalapa and
Guadalajara, resulting in the death
Of a number Of passengers, Is re-
ported in newspapers arriving from
Mexico. The wrecking Of the train IS
said 10 have occurred last week,
though the exact date Is not given
Six coaches are said 70 have been
thrown off the track A number OF
arrests are said TO have been made
following the wreckinE OF the train.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
Baseball Goods

Once again do Wilson Goods score.
Wilson balls, bats, gloves, mitts, masks
and chest protectors are sure-enuf high
grade stuff Players run no risk Of
spelling their game when Wilson Base
ball Goods is their choice.
Remember, the Wilson Goods are
backed By the guarantee. This Must
Make Good. or We WIN"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
Denies Mexico
Asked To Send
Army Into IT, s..


Mexican government had asked the
state department for permission TO
transport Mexican federal troops
across any portion Of the United
States to Sonora, was made in tele-
gram from president Carranza TO A
Ruiz Sand0val. Mexican consul gen
eral al FL Paso. Mr. Sandavol
stated that II any such request had
come to the state department. i
was not made BY the Mexican gov
It was stated at military head
quarter In Ju-rez that no more troops
are expected 70 pass through that
city in the immediate future on their
way TO the chihuahua border,
as the routing Of troop reinforce
ments hereafter viii be direct TO
Cases Grandas. Eleven trains. carry
ing 1000 soldiers being hurried to
the north. are reported TO nave left
Buena Vista Sunday night These
troops were drawn mainly from gar
risons in Mexico City and surround
ing territory.
Latest reports from Francisco villa
in the Sierra mountains with a force
Of more than zoe men. preparing to
cross into Sonora and join forces
with the state troops now operating
against the federal government
Cen Manuel N. DlegueZ is said 70
be still at Guadalajara. awaiting the
mobilization OF the forces which are
10 take the field against the Sonora
secessionists.
The military command OF the state
Of Chihuahua has been assigned. dur
ing the absence Of Gen. Dieguez, 70
Gen Candida Aguilar, sonlnlaw OF
president Carranza- according 70 ad-
vices from Mexican official sources
Gen Aguilar viii have also under his
command the troops OF the states Of
Coahuila. Durango and Zacatecas- A
federal force OF something over 5000
men Is now under arms in these
states.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
british EMBASSY INVITES WOMEN
.PLCKETSINSLlE I'd AZ ERNQQN TEA

polite formality. Capt Doyle raised
his cap, and with an engaging
smile said: Ladies, these are police
women who viii place you under
arrest"
Then the men stepped back and the
women did the fob.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
AHfOists
Attention


We have a complete stock
Of Norwalk and American
Akron Tires IN a full
range Of sizes. We also
carry a full line Of Auto
Accessories and Tools.
When you buy your auto
supplies from US you don't
need to worry about the
quality. Its good. or We
don't handle It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24

II IINllLINV 7I-1NI1 70 : III -1II
Juan ArmijO, an American citizen,
has been missing since November
1913. He was last heard OF as enter
ing Mexico about that date The
sheriff at Hillsboro, y, n. has writ
ten the American consul at Juarez,
and the Mexican consul at FL Paso,
asking for Information concerning
the missing man who knows him?"
and Where is hep the sheriff asks
He requests that anyone who can
answer these questions communicate
with him at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24
Tennis Equipment

Lawn Tennis is a great favorito IN this
section and offers splendid exercise. We can
supply you with your entire outfit from
start to finish. Nets, posts markers, balls
and rackets.
Special attention is directed to our line Of
Tennis Racksts. Wilson raekets are well and
favorably known. Ths line is extensive, en-
bracing raekets Of all descriptions to answer
the needs Of the professional or the amateur.
We can supply you with rackets at prices from
81 50 TO sf4Oo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24

JUaREL TO HAVE NEW PAPER.
A weekly newspaper in the interest
Of the candidacy OF Gen Ignacio En-
to be started soon in Juarez by
George H Allen, who for several
years has been in the Mexican i'm
migration service The new paper
viii be called -Aazon = Fuerza."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-24

term OF the present legislative bodies,
the supreme commander OF the Liber-
al Constitutionalist army will assume
the provisional presidency OF the re-
public OF Mexico.
VIII Call Elections
Article 1.-The provisional presi-
dent viii call an election OF all exec
utiVe and legislative officers as soon
as he takes charge Of his office.
Article 1.-THE supreme COM
mander OF the Liberal Constitutional
list army VIII appoint provisional gov
errors for the states OF Guanaiuato.
san Luis PCtosi. Queretaro. NueFo
Leon and Tamaulipas: for those states
which have no constitutional COVER
nor and all other states OF the union
whose chief executives either oppose
or repuuiate this concerted action
Article 15.-When the triumph OF
the present plan has been attained,
the provisional president will author
lie the provisional governors 20 call
Immediate elections OF state author
tiles. in accordance with the respec-
tive existent laws
same Military Laws.
Article 1.-THE Liberal Constitu-
tlonalist army viii be governed BY
the general ordinance and military
laws at present in force in the re-
public Of Mexico.
Article 1.-THE supreme COM
mander OF the Liberal Constitution
alist army and civil and military auth
critics who support this movement.
viii afford all legal protection and
enforcement OF their legal rights 10
all citizens and foreigners. and viii
especially favor the development 81
all industries, commerce and business
In general
"suffraglo Efectivo-No rejection
Aqua Prieta- Sonora, Mexico,
April %, 1920"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
Ell TRABAJO AMERICANA ESTA
MAS DE ACUERDO CON cox
QUE CON HARDING

Tete0rdmc Especial pard IA PRENSA"
NUEVA YORK, agosto %0.-El infor-
ne del Comite de Ia Federation Ame-
ricana del Trabajo, tornado por Com
pers. por ell Ficepresidente Matthew
Well Y poc el Secretario Frank Morri-
son, sobre la campana presidential, Sc
pub!ic6 aqu1 hoy.
Dice el Comite que deSpues de ha-
ber confrontado embellishments los di-
ferentes discursos y declaraciones de
los dos candidates, Harding Y Cox, en-
contr5 que la polftica de Cex, tai y
como ha sido delineada en- sus discur-
SOS V declaraciones esA mas de acuer-
do con las tendencias Y miras de las
clases traba jadoraS de los EStados Uni
dos.
Ell informe pone de relieve las decla-
raciones hechas por ambos candidates
sobre Ia question de Mexico y los cita
paralelamente. agregando QUE las 81
guientes palabras de Cox son especial.
mente alentadoras: La situaci6n me-
Xicana que ha pucSto a prueba Euestra
paciencia por amos enteros, comienza d
dar sehales de mejoria y no es 10 que
menos ha contribuido a clio ell hecho
de que el pueblo de aquel pals Sc ha-
va convencido de que nj codiciamos su
dominic nj nos scntimos inclinados 4
invadir sus derechos soberanos. La
paz sonrie en- Ia frontera Y el incentive
para el esfuerzo individual parece que
Sc esta convirtiendo en- aspiration ma
cional".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
PEDRO ZAMORA Sc
ENCUENTRA EN-
NAYARlT
|LO VAN SIGUIENDO
Las autoridades de dicha
entidad reciben orden
de combatir!o

Te.crramc Especial para Ia PRENSa'
.GUADAlAJARA, jail. asosto 81 -
Pedro Zamora ha salido del terrific
rio jalisciense Y Sc encuentra ahora
en- Ia sierra de Nayarit en- el Estado
del mismo nombre.
Asi 10 informa el Secretario de la
Guerra, general Gales, quien en- tai
sentido recibi6 parties oficiales de los
commentaries de las fuerzas encarga-
das de Ia persecution del jefe rebel
de Que plagi6 a un americana Y un
ingles en- cl mineral de Cuale- Jalisco
FL general Gales ha telegrafiado al
comandante militar del Nayarit, ms
truyendolo en- el sentido de que envle
todas las fuerzas de que pueda dis
poner, a Ia persecution de Zamora,
en- tanto que Sc trasladan a aquel Es
tado las tropas que en- Jalisco han es-
tado empenadas en- Ia captura del CT
tado rebelde.
Aun no ha sido possible obtener la
menor noticia dc los extranjeros pla-
ciados continua temiandose por 81
seguridad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
EL CANINO DE ALASKA, QUE ANTANO LLEVABA 4
LOS PLACERES DE ORC, ES AHORAEL GAMING DEL
ENGANO PARA LOS LNEXPERTOS ENGANCHADOS
IN0 OLE WEI We DE ALLA NOS LO REERE MNCLOSAMENTEI

otras Jog que serfan empleadoS en- otras
resiones de aquel territorio. desd"
el rnomento de Ia partida-continu6 0l-
ciendonos auestro inforElante-deJo de
aconDafa-nos el enganchador contra
tista. que habia proJnetido If con no
sotros hasta el lugar de los traba1os"
Ell carnino fue penostsimo, pues 4
rarte de Ia lentitud con que Sc hacla
el largo recorrido, el tratamiento que
sc nos daba a todos los traoaJadores
no era NADIA envidia"le. por el contra
rio. toSioS desAbaInos ues~ cuanSo
antes al Iugar del destino, para ma
Ger una reclamation iusta'.
En- =! camino supieron los uaoa-
iadores ensanchados que ei sueido que
Than disfrutar era irrisorio, lncon-
na-ablemente mas bajo que aquel que
=, contratista les habta ofrecido. pueS
las empresas empacadoras solamehe
los ofrecian. por cinco meses de trzloa-
10 doscientos dolareS.
SE ExlGE Ia CELEBRATION DE
UN coNTRATo
Todos, absolutamente todos los en-
eanchados protestaron per eSe proce-
Gimiento Illegal y por el ensaho ue
ono habtan sido vfctinas. ei prl-
ne- uravcrdomo, Juan Flores, encahe-
zan6o el grupo de los descontentos,
ax;ei6 . Ia Compania empacadora de
salmon que mejorara los salarios y
fi-n,ara con los trabajadores un cor
t-ato. para que hubiera una oaSe 'e-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

Cumpliendo nuest-o prop6sito de ce-
lebrar una entrevista con el general
Alfredo Pelaez. negado anteayer tarde
esta ciudad, procedente de Ia Re
publica de Mexico, nos trasladamos a
yer por ia manana a su residencia ue
W. Woodlawn Ave. en- donde el citado
jefe militar Sc sirvi6 recibirnos.
Nuesua entrevista con el General
Pelaez verso sobre la situaci6n actual
de Mexico, tanto militar como politi
ca Y econ6micamente. A nuesras pre-
guntas iniciales, nueStro enrrevistado
nos dio una respuesta que encierra to-
do 10 que hubisramos deseado saber
El general Pelaez nos dijo:
"SQue pudiera 20 decir a ustedes que
no supieran va perfectamente? Toio
cuanto ha dicho LA PRENSA en- los
tiltimos tiemnos acerca de Mexico es
rigurosameate cierto. puedo afirmar
que 81 peri6dico esta muy bien infor-
mado".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
UN TRUST FRAcASADo

MADRID. agosto 81 Ell trust
italo- espanol que fue tornado con el
prop6sito de conprar valores italia
nos en- Espana con dinero tambien
italiano que Sc encuentra ahora en- el
pals, ha fracasado en- su empeno de
lograr suscripciones del pubiico por
Ia cantidad deseada. segGn 10 que pu-
blica Ia Revista Econ6mica J de Ha
cienda Su proyecto era levantar 25
millones de libras, pero el total reci-
bido solo ha sido de siete millones.
diciendo Il Revista que Ia idea sera
abandonada a menos que los Bancos
que son miembros del Trust sunni
nistren el saldo con sus capitales pro
pioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
HasIA HYDE ACERCA De LA
SlTUActON DEL TRASAJO

T,l.c-cma EspeeiGl para LA PRENSA
NCEVA YORK, Agosto Sl--George
HYDE ls telegraffa Ia Tribune dl-
e;endole que el gobierno neSicano es-
a preocupado causa de q situa--
ci6p del traoaio y que, segdn Sc Dice
,os ajadires de Yucatan van a ser
+rasladados & oras regimes en- las
que hay aburGnncia IL tabajc, a ex-
pepsas del gooierno. pcrque all ia
falta de el estA creando una sltua-
c;5n verdaderamente amenazadora.
En- otras parties del pals, dice Hyde
n situaci6n esta aun anenazada por
serios acaec;mientos que muchos OBJ
servadores Green que de Ia Huerta ma
planteado.
En- los cfrcuIos oficiales Sc hace no.
tar el hecho de que. ademas de que
en- alsunas regiones los salaries son
apenas suficientes para cubrtr las ne
cesidades de Ia vida, los traoa1adores,
por otra parte. muestran una rnarca-
la teudencia a hacer subir e. costo
de esta. inclination que es contra
rrsstada por los continues disturbios.