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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19
FRANCISCO VILLA
SE ENCUENTRAEN
LAS VARAS, CAIH.
LAS FUERZAS DEL GOBIERNO
ACFIVAN LA CAhPANA
EN- CHIHUAHUA
,r ,,ros otIr n oru-0sl rnnnNI0 nr
# MEGA QUE L GENERAL ESCQBAR Sc
HUBIESE SUBLEVlDO
Telsare,na Epeeial gers La PRENSA'

Tel<grclna EpeeiGl 2cra La PRENSA'
Ell PASO, Texas. Julio 19.-Se han
recibido IN esta ciudad. procedentes
del Estado de Chihuahua. noricias re-
ierentes a Ia campaaa que las fuerzas
del gobierno han emprendido en- con-
ira de los revoluciorarios de Fran
CISCO Villa
De esas roticias Sc desprende que.
terminado el periodo del armisticIo,
sIn haberse obtenido ninCnn resulta-
10 favorapls. para IA l,ac:ficaci60 del
EStado, las fuerzas federalas han IN
prendido una activa persecution del
rebelde. tomando Contacto con sus
tropas en- varios puntos comarcanos a
Saucillo.
Los info.rnes dicen que Francisco
Villa Sc ercUentra cerca de Las Va
ras, habiGudoSe reunido ahi con las
fuerzas de Nicolas Fernandez, suman-
dt, un total respectable de hombres.
Segun Sc sabe, Villa cuando en-
prendi6 su marcha hacia Las Varas,
nevaba solamente cincuenta homoreS'
con los que sali6 de las cercanias de
Pillar de Corchos.
Estas intormacioneS parecen estar
en- contrapoSici6n con las que Sc re-
ciben del Estado de Sonora. diciendo.
Que Villa Sc ha internado en- aqueN
territorio con un considerable numero
de tropaS.
Sc han recIbido igualrnente en- esta
localidad 2mrlias noticias references
a la preteadida sublevaci6n del ge-
neral Gonazlo Escobar, Comandante
Militar de Chihuahua. Las noticias
niegan terminantemente, no solo Ia
sublevaci6p, sinO hasta el hecho de
arribuirseie Escobar desafecto pa
T. el nuevo Gcbierno.
El general Escooar Sc encuentra
actualmente en- Conchos. en- persecu-
cl6n de un GrUpo contrabandista de
St.nado. encabezado por los hernia
nos Nunoz, el cual ha venido come
tiendo depredaciones en- los ranches
v haciende$ del Norte de Chihuahua.
Los cuerpos de Ia Defensa Social ha-
ran un esfuerzo para rodearlos y To-
5;rar su captLra-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19
cELEsRARON UNA CONFEREN.
CIA Ell PRESIDENTE WILL
SON Y Ell CANDIDA
TO cox.

Telegramn Especial para LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Julio 1S.-Despues
de una conferencia de una hora con
el Gobernador Cox, el Presidente Will
son hizo fcrmales declaraciones di-
ciendo: La entrevista fue de 10 mas
satisfactorio desde todos puntos de
vista V pude ratificar 10 que va Saba
70 por haberlo dicho el Goberrador
Cox en- sus discursos en- forma que 10
supiera todo el mundo, este es que q
Y yo estamos absolutamente de acuer-
do respecto de la trascendental cues
ton de Ia Liga. de las Naciones Y que
esta c!spuesto ser bajo todos con-
ceptos, el canpe6n -: honor nacional
y del aseSur2miento de Ia paZ del
mundo.
"El Gobernador Cox coEtara con ell
viforoso apcyo de un parGdo absolu-
tamente undo Y, segun espero, tam
hien de una nacion unida."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19
EN- PlEDRAS NEGRAS
HAY AHORA
200 YAYQUiS

El general Ochoa Ortiz que estaba
en Torre0n Sc movilizo hacia IA from
tara. hacienGose inmediatamente car
go de las guarniciones de Piedras Ne
gras las Nacas. En- Piedras Negras,
que era el principal objeto de los re-
bsldes del Estado, ha queda6o firme
una guarniciGn de cerca de cuatrocien
toS soldadvs yaQuis perfectamente ar
mados; y en- Las Vacas otras pla-
zas de nenor importancia hay guar
niciones competentes.
Por otra parte sabemos que las
Was ferrocar-ileras que comunican con
Piedras Negras son objeto de especial
VISllancia, rues por esa lfnea estan
haciendose actualmente los Wales de
Monterrey los Estados Unidos, en-
vista de que las Was entire Ia capS
tai neoleonesa y Ia ciudad de Nuevo
Laredo no han quedado todavfa repa
radaS
No Sc cree actualmente en- Ia posibi
il1ad de unI amenaza Piedras Negras
deoido que, como queda apuntado.
las guarnicicnes inmediatas han sido
Ieforzadas con buenos elementos del
Ejercito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19
CUDA0 DE

CTCDAD DE MEXICO. Julio
lS.-La huelga contin0a, pero a pc
sar de ella salieron va trenes para
Eeracruz Y Sc espera Ia llegada de
otros que salieron del referido puer-
70.
La situaci6n en- Tampico sigue
siendo grave en- extreme. habiendo
celebrado los obreros un mitin en-
ia Plaza dc IA Libertad donde Sc
pronunciation diseursos incendiarios.
En- vista de Ia gravedad de Ia ST.
tuaci6n, el General Pelaez les reco-
mend6 a las companfas petroleras
que organicen una policfa especial.
puesto que las tropas no pueden
intervenir sino en- case de que Sc
alters 81 orden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19
EL GOSIERNo AMERICANA SIGUE
CON INTERES LOS aCONTE-
CIMIENTOS DE MEXICO

IecE-ar'a EspecIaT nara IA PRENSA
WASHINGTON. Julio 1S.-El De-
p2Ttamento do Estado esta 'iguiendo
con gran interes el desarrolloa.o de los
acontecimientos de Mexico. Y en- tan
TO que sc manifesto un tanto temere-'
so acerca De los posibles resultados
de los nuevos signos de revoluci6n que
Sc obse-van en- IA froutera. "a opinion
publica esta caSi de acuerdo en- con-
siderar que tales casos tienen solamen
re un caracter esporadico que IA 81
tTaci6n Sc compon6ra por ST misna
bien prontc.
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datO.
Teleoramd Epscidl 9arG IA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio 1S.-La
Convention Republican, entr6 en- re-
ccso hoy, resolviendo dejar para ma.
llama la designation del candidate a 4
Ia Presidencia de Ia RepGblica.
En- Ia session de hoy que dur6 todo
Ell dfa, Ia Co..v enci6n aprob6 Ia Pla-
taforma del Partido, de la cual Ia
principal clausula es que el candida
to Sc comprometa, en- case de result
tar electo. Il convocar un Congreso
Ccnstituyente que haga una nueva
Constitution que este de acuerdo con
Ia epoca y quitandole el radicalismo
que tiene IA que actualmnte Sc halla
en- vigor.
Sc tiene por seguro que el candi-
Gato del Partido Nacional Republican,
sera el general Manuel Pelaez, pero
de todos moGos, NADIA en- definitiva Sc
sabe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19
P|ED2AS NEGRAS,
A SA[VO De in
ATAQUE REBELDE
LA GUARNICION HA SIDOI
AUMENTADA CON 400
INDIOS YAQUIS |
LA LIHEA DEL fERROCARRIL ESTA EQUAL
MENTE PROTEIDA AHORA
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Julio /

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Julio 1S.-
El Quartet General de las Operacio-
ues en- el Estado de Coahuila tuvo
ccuocimiento oportunamente de los
pror6sitos que tenian los diversos CRU
pos de levantados en- armas en- esa
entidad. de Girigirse hacia las plazas
fronterizas de, Estado con el objeto
de atacarlas y apoderarse de los princi
pales puertoS de conexion con los Es-
tados Unldos para fines especulativos.
Esta noticia fue dada a conocer a
tempo POI las autoridades miiitares,
y Sc movilizaron inmediatamente iuer
ties contingencies de tropas de Saltillo
Y Torre6n, formandose, con elenentos
&c los que t:enen bajo sus ordenes
los generates Morales Y Ochoa Ortiz
un contingentc de defensa para las
plazas fronterizas de mayor importan
cia en- ell Estado, reforzandose sobSe
TODD las gua.niciones de Piedras Ne
gras y Las Eacas, en- donde habfa es-
casamente ciento cincuenta soldados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19
HiZo DECLhRAcioNNES IA EN-
BAJADA CON MOTIVO DE LA
CAPTURA DE GONZALEZ

Telcaran;c Epccial para La PRENSA'
WASHINGTON, Julio 1s.-Con mo-
tive de Ia apprehension del General
de Division Pablo Gonzalez, la En-
baiada meXicana hfzo declaraciones
diciendo que la mayoria de IA opinion
publica en- Mexico condena energica-
mente el movimiento revolucionario
encabezado por Gonzalez Y que los
PARTICIPATES jefes del ejercito apoyan
firmemente al Presidente de Ia Huer-
Ia en- sus esfuerzos por crear un go
bierno estabie.
Telcoramo EpaiaI parq La PRENsA"
NUEVA YORK, Julio 1S.-El Eve
ming" de hoy publica un editorial. til
tulado Gonzalez Y Mexico" en- el que
dice, entire otras cosas,-que Il apre
hensi6n de este militar y Sis dos
generate. de confianza na si6o para
Ell Gobiernc del Presidente De Ia Huer
ia una poca de buena suerte.
Ell peri6dico americana atribuye a
Gonzalez los brotes rerolucionarios
en el Norte de Mexico y los ataques
hechos a las plaZas de Monterrey y
Nuevo Laredo.
Afirma el rotativo en- question que,
aunque el informe no ha sido plena-
mente confirmado, sabese que los
amigos Y partidarios del general AL
raro Obregon deseaban, de tempo
(Pssa In Quin:aJ
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saliese del pals. La Embajada decla-
r. al mis-no tempo que la lfnea fe-
r-ocarrilera a Nuevo Laredo esta en-
reparaci6n que el Gobierno hace
esfuerzo Sor srreglar satisfactoria-
mente las huelsas en- los centres la
toristas del pats
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19

en- sitio SECURE del lado americana.
Dichos fondos sumaban aproximada-
mcnte treinta mil d6lares, fueron
nuevamente llevados a Ciudad Cue
rero cuando desapareci6 todo peligro
de ataque por parte de los rebeldas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19
Hoy Sc iinicia Ell Consejo de
Guerra del General
Pablo Gonzdlez
gramas Especiales para LA PRENSA.

Teegramas Especiales LA PRENSA.
MONTERREY, Julio (Recbdo retardo).-El General
capuado autordad mares
citado General gonzaa
gran maes teleg-aon nmed
Guerra nsccion de
la prisonero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19

SO proceda q la election del candi-
dato.
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la prionero.
FUE FusILADo A LAS sIETE DE LA NANANA
MONTERREY N l. Julio 1s-A Ia
ad General JESUS Guaardo cumpndose as la senenca dctada
pr utodad mres uzgaron sumariamene de acuedo
nsrucciones gradas Ia Secreara de Guerra
tranquidad Guajardo habendo manifetado,
precisos lie condua al pabulo
pena Goberno
combatir.
Guajard capturado las auordades mar
capital donde hab vend pposO de levan
General Pablo Gonzalez dron las autor
dad ares deues las nvegacione practcaron de
proceder al fusamieno del prisonero.
oFIcIALMENTE Sc coMuNIcA LA NorICIA
EAGLE PASS Texas Julio 1S-El guarncion
dras Nega Coaa Corone F. Muquiz ecbo hoy las te de Ia
mensajs por Eugenio Martinez
oficamente fusamento General
jardo, Ia cudad de Monterrey
Ell mensaje recibido Jee las ma vecina pbla
con Piedras Negras dice, textuamen 10 siguente:
ara conocmeno de ued pacpo despues de haber lie
nado los requisites del
plaza
te el General Eugenio Martinez.
E
GUAJARDo sALvAR AL GRAIL PABLO GONZALEZ
MONTERREY l. Julio 1S-Guaiardo momentos antes de mo-
que Monterrey obeto
al General Pablo Gonzalez qun pionero dipos
cion de un Consejo de Guerra juzgarlo.
Djo ademas Guaardo que quera
cabezar movmeEo
a por a de vaor de resouci6n no faar ouen 10 encabezar
gui1 declaration
fue de los Generates Guavo Ezond Manuel W Gonzalez
Coso Robeo estaban de auerdo en- rebeare contra d actual ~
Sc PIDE PoR LA VIDA DE PABLO GONZALEZ
CUDAD DE MEXICO Julio S-Ha circulado hoy
el de dipomatos
dos ngaterra han peo Gobierno eraolente
fusi al General Pablo Gonzalez Coneo de Guerra
cipara manana Ia cudad de Monterrey.
Sc dice petcon ha do hecha
de Guerra dicte senencia de muerte acusado.
LOS GENERATES QUE JUzGARAN GONZALEZ.
cIUDAD DE Julio 1s-En un t1en especial oue eva
be saeron udad de Monterrey
tin Espnosa Cipriano Jaim Femn Cap
ra foaran
capital neoonesa uzgara
Papo Gonzalez.
I'm de cbreos miae del Estado dirgo
mensaje pde applique General
Ell Goberno
con toda energia, enero a la ley.
El Cono Guerra del General labores
unes despues Monterrey gene
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-19
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus ibros en- espa-
mol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
WHEN YOUR CON-
PLEXION BEGINS
TO FADE WITH AGE
You Can Preserve That
Clear, Smooth Tint of
Youth
By the Occasional Use of
the BLACK and WHITE
Beauty Treatment.

AS the years go by, women lose
That baby-like softness and the rosy
INT which they possessed in their
rirlhoh days. Face powders rouge
ana toilet creams all help aud serve
as mask for their faded. sallOw
compleMon--but such results serve
only for a few hours.
The Black and White Beauty
treatment Will restore that bloom OF
youth so much desired --- make
mothers and daughters appear to be
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ha'he your face with Black and
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with this home beauty treatment that
n package OF both Black and white
ointment and Soap will always have
place on your dressing table.
Your druggist sells both Black and
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\ sample, literature and Black and
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
COX PLEAD FOR
FRIENDLY SENATE
coNrlNurD FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
A. Julian, democratic senatorial can
'uidatc.
Senator Harding, the governor pre-
dicted, would spend the next four
years at Marion, OHIO" ana rcfor-
ring to senator Moses Of New Hamp-
shire, the governor repeated that hc
was Zone Moses who might well have
been left In the bullrushcs.'
Seven addresses were made today
by the governor I'm his tri-rtate tour
during the second day Of rain cN-
pericnced during his campaign.
Crowds stand In Rain.
Crowds In several places stood In
a downpour under sea ot um-
brcllas 10 hear the candidate. Al
,hc largest meeting, here tonight at
Music hail. former Governor iiar-
mon presided.
Economic arguments for the
league were stressed here by Cover
nor Cox rciterating that It would re-
store Europnn credit power TO pur-
chase Americas surplus products.
Continued American prosperity 10
the governor declared, lis contingent
upon our becoming member of the
league. II we stay out, | predict
the worst financial depression with
in three generations"
Every European imperialist Ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

- guarantee my ointment" says Peter
son OF Buffalo, Ito cure eczema; TO stop
the itching ~ once ana any reliable drug
Eist will chcerfully refund your money "
PETERSONS OINTMENT doesn't do
everything / say II will do"
William A. Carley Of Franklin, ". Y, is
surely wise man. He writes: 81 used
PETERSONS OINTMENT on a little boy
suffering terribly with eczema 1t did the
work
Then there is Alex Louttel. brave fire
man ~ Buffalo, who IL glad to write as
follows: II had an old sore on my leg for
many years The best doctors failed.
PErERSoEs OINTMENT entirely healed
the sore quickly % And from over In Can
ada comes a letter from a. Blockeby. stat
!ng The best thing ! ever hit Tor itching
plies IL PETERSONS OINTMENT" a sbig
box for GO cents. Mail orders filled by
Peterson Ointment CO. Inc. Buffalo, n, v.
Roy Getman, quaker Drug Co, CT
Stc.nDerg Bros. will supply you.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
ORiy Getting Ready
for HdlLOIre'en Tear,
"ChOc" Makers ALbi

'Nis'ah, We amt no bootloEECrs,
Vc'so jess maxim this here 'choc'
Tor Ittl, party up llalloWc on,
explained ida Madison when two
police officers surprised her and
Sadie or ot the task of making
'chu, at e. servant house IN the
1900 block ON South ElWood Ncs-
turdoN morning mo. sub. mis-
iuh law we sc ics peace lovin' MIG
gers ana maxim this here To chase
in, -nuui,- ou ll1iloWc EN-, assert
ca Sadie while she stirred the con-
tents ut a go-Eallon wash boiler.
iu, tho officers were unmoVod.
Tho contents Of the boiler, which
contained apple prcllngs, hops,
canned peaches aud other lugrcd-
ieuts was dumped on the ground
auI lhu Two women placed under
arrest. They were booked ON
rhuJL. OF possession and manufic-
turu ot liquor.
Walter Duckett, private detec-
tive. and ". EiDc. plainClpthCsman
were One urrstiuE officers,
Tomorrow viii Dee spent by tn,
governor uu home soil, lie viii
speak 300 'hc morning ut Middle.
town. bis birthplace. and tomorrow
night Jt Dayton. tie received re,
ports today or preparations a. relab-
oratr celebrations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
Republican Protests
obtain More Ballots
From Election Board

Following a trip Of r. y. Mel
son. republican member Of the
county election board to Okla
homa city yesterday In protest on
the small number Of ballots given
this county 1900 more ballots
were sent, L o. Lingo. republican
county chairman. announced last
nisht. only 12,O37 ballots were
received from the state election
board at first. Lingo said and this
was only half Of what was re-
quirred.
Many other counties of the
state were short Of ballots, ac-
cording to Lingo and when Nell
son was busy yesterday filling
Tulsa's quota election board
members from other counties
Werc also eudcaNorinR 10 IN their
needs and in every case they got
az many ballots az they wanted.
The mistake In sending out 80
few ballots may or may not have
been q trick OF the democratic
machine" Lingo said last night,
but in either case the mistake IL
rcmedied throughout the state by
the prompt action OF republican
officials
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27

Toto" is headlining a really clev-
er vaudeville bill at the Orpheum
this week. His experience as "A pan
tomimist Is vast, having for sew
orai seasons been featured at the
New York Hippodrome.
Among the other splendid feature
acts at the Orpheum are George
Austin Moore In stores and songs:
Stafford and DE Ross, Bert and Lot
tie walton, Middleton and Spelmyar.
Duproe and Dupree, and Peggy Bre-
men and Brother---Advt..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27

son 81 anil Alice l.. Mickle, ts, OF
kulsa, Hay Mathews -, aud Bytue
I.dlcy, is. Tulsa, faple 4. OBan-
uun, 20. mud LouriIAe e. Bryan is,
Tuka, Jc,c Lacy, %. and Brita stew
ems. 81, Tulsa.
-- T.
DECG .EES on DIVORCE were
granted IN district court Tuesday 60
Ella Bs ker against ". T.. Baker on
nu uH H"rrur y. Hnrdrioks. Sar-
cross petition, l.. T.. Hendricks
an NJ. Hamilton against x. l.. Ham.
ilton. LYDIA Wilson against Harry
WilsVl; Ethel u. Price against Roe
bert 70. Price; Emma Holcomh
against W. s. Holcomb. Mablc /. Me-
Jimpscy against John II. McJimp-
spN, William ~. Aikuian against KIT
tie Altman, Miles l.. Barbor against
An ma T.. Barber.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
FIGHT ORLEANS CAR HIKE

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 2G.-Crim-
inal charges were filed today
against Mayor Martin Behrman and
city missloners stone, Kicks,
Montrose and Glenny, in first city
criminal court in connection with the
recent authorization by the cont
mission council OF Scent fares.
The mayor and comm issioncrs
were charged in an affidavit by
George l.. Scarborough with viola
tion of an act Of 1895, which holds
the state supreme court in franchise
rights. The street railway franchise,
IT was contended. waS granted by the
for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
WOMEN VOTERS WILL NOT
PERMIT MEDICAL DOCTORS
TO THROTTLE COMPETITION
Wl Vote Yes to State Question "a may have right
with drugess practitioners and avoid SURGERY says leader

into that line than would n carpcn-
ter.
1--WE first tried ridicule, then per-
secution, then medical lHws 10 lcgis-
late the drugles~ practitioner out OF
existence. BY sticking to old the
ories, old ideas, old romedles-We
have shown a lack Of progress, The
mortality is increasing.
Thus II IL that the drugloss prac-
titioner grows and fdttcns on our
failures. While we have hs pro-
res,sion loudly protested certain dis
eases incurable by medicines - tho
drugless practitioners have cured
them without medicines. we nave
medical laws enacted making II 4"
crime To heal the sick. Thus while
we have become so well protected by
our medical laws - the people are
learning how TO cure themselves
without our assistance
Steam Roller Methods.
A recent issue of Jim Jam Jom
Magazine statcs In part: steam
rollering competition In business
life, IN professional lifo, In religious
life and i'm political NE has but one
end--disaster. You can choose your
own political paTty-but when YOU
want 10 choose into whose hands you
will place your most priceless pos
BessiOn---your life you are met 10y
lobbied laws and by an the schemes
and finosse and intrigues that a
greedy medical monopoly can devise.
Set this down az a fact when
any organization of any kind ilc's
bawling to the law or socks bN in
trigue TO s.destep competition, there
In big screw loose somewhere. II
medical science is what u claims 10
be--thc only sure road 10 health and
longevity why not prove ~ by man
IS, abOyohOard CompctitionH We are
for medical freedom. We are ahso-
lutely against the enchanting OF any
man by the golden chains Of any
medical wizdrdrH-- medical or other
wise Medical doctors are riding TO
fall and we aren't adverse % put
ting a few burrs under ils saddle.
The harder they rlde--the harder
they fall"
Asks Law Repeal as Unfair.
The ChiropractOr and other drug
less practitioners ask the public TO
repeal the Medical Trust" BY vot-
ing ''YES' 10 Question "a on No
vembor 9. Question 81 gives "a brief
extract OF the medical doctors
lnONopouhllc IhW anu ASKS. 5ldll
this bin be vetoed and rendered in
operative Tho answer shall be
"Yes" which can be given by put
ting an X opposite the Yes" Every
one should have the right to treat
with the doctor Of their choice. Bust
the medical trust by voting "Yos" to
Question % on November 2 aud
save the lives Of thousands who want
and need drugleSs treatments, -
Paid advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27

against the league, the governor AS
sorted adding:
And 10 is striking coincidence that
the only thiug approaching imperial
ism IN America, tho senatorial dig
archN is the outstanding force
against it.
Warm Welcome in ohio.
Enthusiastic crowds were on
countcrcd everywhere today by the
governor despite the general down
pour Entering ohio late this aftur-
noon ON a ferry boat az Portsmouth
grum the Kentucky shore, Governor
Cox acted as helmsman. as ho said
made safe landing lie mtdo
two addresses ut Portsmouth, uu, 10
% cheering crowd OF several thou.
sand on the public square ana au.
other To am overflow meeting Boo the
high school auditorium. Despite
heavy rain heating down on their
umbrellas while the governor spoke
from the covered balcony Of o. hill
Hard rOom the outdoor crowd yelled
'eu on. go on" During his speech.
republican hiudbils were -trown
from a high building ana tho r1yoI-
nor was chycrod when he declared
the incident 10 be "ouy another
evidence OF short -sightoducss of his
opponents.
\ rcar-plntform speech was made
by the candidate at BATAVIA. Ohio.
where 4 crowd with band ana red
torchlights gathered.
Arriving at Cincinnati. Governor
Cox was given warm reception,
with a parade 10 his auditorium.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27

"Tnto" is dcllghting thousands this
week at the orpheum thcater with
his hilarious pantomimlc offerings,
aud IL serving TO Tulsass an oddity
that II far more original than any
thing Of It's KIND ever Witnessed here.
"Toto" sets a fun pace that IL diff
ncult to excel. lie stalks about the
stage IN the most unbelievable man
nor lie curls himself up In "a wee
small parcel" and the result OF his
every movement Is laughter.