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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
PARTIES GIVEN
FOR VISITORS
Many Informal Parties Given This Week
in Honor Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dunlop Of New York City

In honor Of MIR. and Mrs. John Dun
Top. OF New York city. VII" are me
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r"chIrS lAtnn,
many rlcaSan; social affairs hay" boon
arranged for this week. the fIrS' 81
which was gtvcm,Iast lCht ny Mrs: =
Russell Hubbard ~ her home at hch-
wood Place.
~ov.,rs were arranged for twelve
guests. and center arrangement OF
pink rconi"s artist.cally arranged mace
= cha rmlnG dinner table. After dinner
hours were spent Al bridge.
Tonight Mrs. Edward Hazlett vii en-
terrain Al her homr on North Main
street with an informal reception IN
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Dupl"p ana on
Friday Mrs. W. NJ. Herman w'il he nos.
tess :" 4 party of TRENDS al nor h"'"0
" on Saturday cvcninE Mrs PEBBLES
Taium Will he hostess I" a numncr OF
n r friends ~ an informal hrlue' tS",
aud on saturday night Mr% AIr\anu-.
class Will entertain at tn" country
club At u dinner gwen in honor "t 'h'
Mrs. Dunlop was. before her marriage
Miss Gene Logan az this city
Infr1nal Tea
Yesterday arirru""n At tn" homo OF
Mrs, II. y. Nichols, IT Map" "I'hu''
Woodlawn. many members OF WE W.,
informal tea which was given ny MrS.
Nichols in honor Of Miss sadie Ionri"n
Of New orleans. who Is f-'"' AZ the
N,chol home this week; .;..,,
Miss JoIIr.ou iS on h"r way TO VISIT
frieads at Boston. MASS, and haH
stopped here for a few days before com
plctinE her trip. ,.
MSS virginia Digby Scores HIT.
Miss Virginia DiEhy. who mas pcsn
one of the class of postgraduatcs TO re-
cove high honors at the Cincinnati
college of Music this month. gave h'r
recital at t. Odrn recently ana was
praised greatly by CINCINNATI I''',H,
one of whom had the following 1" say
nj her performance as taken from "a
Cincinnati paper: NJ.
Miss Dighy. Il pupil OF Limo MAJ:
tIollo. opened her program auNPi'!"uSiS
with n group Of ilarnd"tS care Sc'Nr
rnIIowing with songs OF GrciE and
Srhumann Her voice showed charming
t.rhre and she sang IN" opening Srour
with power, intensity and true GEana''
cxprcssIon This was ais" true OF her
fine forccrul interpretation OF Inc all
ticult McndclSSohn, aria lnfciIrc.
IN this as we'll as IN two groups ny
modern composers Mss 'lSrE as,
PLAYED a superb facility OF expression
which made her fresh young voice stand
out in noble eminencc.
Miss Dighy." the article went on 20
say. possesses voice when VII.
rlprn into 4 greater power and beauty
as the years 90 by. impclllng the owner
10 greater and more continuous dccuS
Of accomplishment.
Miss DigEy Is tho sixth Cot!cS" OF
NusI, student to receive post gradual"
honOrs as concert singer or No,as art!st'
Her program appears as follows.
Ca) Car" Sclrc ...............h a' MOI
90 Dream .. -, Srbunann
NrZiaElnfSiicc ii Jnfor,u".t") .;..;,
!, ................. McndclSSohn
tai A Night in May ..... brahms
Ib) BlackhirdS Song ...........t scott
tc) June Morning .............N !iicoE
/ IrA
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The II. G.. l.. club was entertained Al
tho home Of Miss Laura McNabb at
Echo Point. the gathering being in hon
or OF two club members. Miss nellie
Rise and Miss Amy Cll0m. who VIII
spend the summer at the West virginia
University al M"rGanto~n. Music ana
dancing provided the entertainment OF
the evening, At the close or when
tempting luncheon was served. Those
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daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Liucn;
q: Faycttc street. Martins Ferry. and
MIR. George Eeishark. son OF Mrs
Flora Rcisback, North Seventh Slrrrt'
Martins Ferry. was solcmnized in ST.
Mary's cathedral Tuesday morning.
Rrv tr Mulhcarn performed the impress
sIyc ceremony The briGc was hcauti-,
fully guwncd IN white g"orGrtt" com
bInrd with lace and carried brides
roses IntcrminElcd with white sweet
peas. Miss I.ittcn's hrldrSmald Miss
Helen RcisbaCk. a sister Of tn" groom
wore "A pink GroreCttc creation and car
RED Killarney roses Raymond kciS-
back. a cousin Of the groom. acted AS
best man. shortly after the ceremony
tho couple left for Niagara Falls ana
Canada. and after June roth Will h" at
home To their many friends In Icari
street. Martins Ferry. The popular
young couple have the best wishes OF
= "''' Macadeny Club Dance.
The Macadcmy club mas announced
n dance VIII b." given IN the ElkS Club
auditorium Friday evening. June l.
Jacobs orchestra viii furnish an at
iracIivc program OF dance huInoeV''
The program and committee follow:
"rm the Good Man That Was Hard
10 Find
Fox Trot........... On fF lingo
waltz Your Eyes Have Told Me So"
INV ,Troi "NcnctIau Moon
Two Step ................ ."r"EGy"
watt "Pichantnny Blues
Fox Trot ................"T Tumble In
"N"ah'* Wife Lived Wonderful
Two Step "Rosc Of Washington Square"
Hnmcr when the Shadows Fall"
EXTRAS:
-
when Two Hearts Discover They're
Two Stcn...... How Sorry You'll Re"
Two Strp. dance O Mania"
Committcc-Iicrald = Coffcy. Dave
Bone, Norman Gr"iE
society Closes Season.
This evening At 80 o'clock III" clos
inr meeting for the season OF the Young
WUmcn's Missionary Society, OF me
FIRST Presbyterian church Will be- held
at the church. Mis-. Grace Maxwell.
president OF tn" society. presiding. An
attractive urCgrarn has been arranged.
Childrsn's Picnic.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON the rhiIur"h OF
IN, Fourth street Sunday school depart
mrnts viii ru Tor a picnic, leaving IN
the. morning by automobile. They viii
H.. tukr To thrurrhHnagrs "ithc Meih-
udist rhurIhr"S Of Tins district 1T IN"
Jacobs Farm nj West Liberty. w. :.
rIcEC. Superintendent of tn" Fourth
<trrt Sunday school and a number OK
teachers will accompany tn" children.
Missionary Party.
Fifty members of the WomanS Home
Missionary Society Of tho Central Moth
odist Episcopal church gave hirthdaF
party last night in honor of the i"rtlcth
anniversary Of the Organization nation
ally. Guests were thirty members Of the
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ETzzH y !; 81 {l;E5s
/. WELCOME !

the guests OF Mrs. u. Ray Coleman. who
WIS formerly Miss Gertrude Kihc ldafrer
OF Wheeling
Prof. W. l.. Burns OF Grafton. who
was "A business visitor in this city yes
lcrday. has returned to his home.
lIr r.. T. Graves OF Philadelphia Ia.
who attended the commencement cAer-
'i-,S 1t West Liberty. lett last evening
Tor Fnirmont
Mss Marxarc, riepcrs Of Cameron.
". Na-. Is visiting Mrs. DonnclIy oil
Fourteenth street.
- irnf. VI. I. Snawk"N. superintendent
Of state public schools. OF Charleston
was a visitor IN THIS city yesterday.
I'rot. John G. Shaw az Buckhannon.
W. Va. VIII" attended tho commencement
exercises at West Liberty Normal
sch""l. spent several hours visiting
friends n THIS CITY. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Evans and chill
dr"n. OF wArwood l"ft Wednesday eve
ning for Los Angeles. CalIf., where they
cNpeCt TO MAX" their h"m".
). L. Christian viii leave this morn
my for Huntington to attend the State
Pharmaceutical meeting.
MISS Eleanor stewart has returned
from OgoutZ. y. Y. where she has been
Miss rarie Ro!te OF Highland Park
has returned from Ogontz. where she
has been student during the winter
Miss Josephine Cox. daughter or
teaching physical training for the past
year at an Episcopal school in the West
Will make i tour of the West this sum,
uI"r which will include TIA" NatOhal
ark and other points Of interest
- t. /. Rogers nf Elm Grove, who
sustained injuries while driving his car
near Nest Alexander. is recovering
Dan Rownd has returned from l'hila-
delphia where ne has been attending
the University OF Pennsylvania for the
past three years.
Bob Rownd has returned from la
fayrttr School n Pennsylvania. where
ne has been a student this year.
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About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT TEE HOTELS.

AT THE AOT6AS.
MeLure-F. WeInberG"r. Huntington:
J. a. club. FarlnomI: r, :. Hutchson.
Fairmont. G. <. Smith. Morsantown;
J. VI. Google. New Mart!nsvllle: w. ID.
Taylor. Farmont: Norris X. Turner
Fairmont; e.. I. caste Morgantown: q.
e. Work. T.,rAcrSburg; Will Mount.
Huntington: Jay lnnsS. Huntington. {.
NJ wallace. Huntington: y. ;. Nddle
Huntington; ChaS. Fisher. Huntington:
Leslie Chocn. huntington; K. L. Spcn-
aranS Central. W. Ronncy. Hunt
inSton; J :. Bradley. C.IrkSGurs: sam
II. Paul. Mt. Hope.
w1ndsor-W. l. Honakcr. Superior;
q = Crane cameron: +. W. Kelly. Hun
tington. ". H. Conu"ay. Falrn"nt, II.
! Young. New MartlnSNill". l.. l.. Focn.
Collier: Leroy Marshall. Chester; G. w.
Mccullough. Chester: {. {, FiSh. cam
dy. Clarksburg. Roy Il. honEn: CIsrAs-
Stamm-H. {. BaGHtcn. sutton: l. d,
johnson. Clar&sburg: Harry kimmonS,
Nalls yGrove: J. &. SHAW. buCNn@hn"n'
NJ G. Wilson. Parkersburs: 81. Il. For
man Buckhannon; John &. Shaw. Buck
hanno: Alvin Rutter. Claringtnn: ONO:
Rogors--walter T.. Ripley ward; z.
p Whesler. Huntington: Paul McCIcl-
land, GAINESVILLE. ONO
Mis-, Amy Cllom and Miss Nellie Rice
WIN leave Friday morning Tor Morgan
TN 10 enter West Virginia university
for the summer term.
Mrs Julian G.. Hearne and Mrs. ChaS
Milton left last night to attend the
commencement exercises a. han''uS
college near Rochester, New 1"Tk
where Charles Milton IS graduating
Thev will return the Inter part OF the
x.,eL ,crompanied by their sons, thaS
Milton and Julian Hearn". Jr.
Mrs NJ VI. Alderman ~ N!SltIns
friends at Cleveland.
Aura + Seyrin-haus. son ~ the Rev
o. r, SevringhauS. pastor OF IN" central
NJ f, church. arrived home this week
from Columbia university. wherS nc Is
an instructor With him are MT; and
Mira l.. Seyringhaus Of New Albany.
Ind, who are students Of the Harvard
Medical school.
Mrs. \. $. Whitley Of til" Island VIII
leave next week for chicago. wh"rc Shc
80 har little daughter, Sarah, will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

Up TO the present time 1t has oecn
almost mpus<ibl" 10 get face pow
der TO stay on the fa"" longer IMAM u
takes TO put 1t on. You powder your
nose nicely. and III" first gust or vino
or the first puff Of your handkerchief
and away goes the powder. leaNE's
your nose shiny and conspicuous
probably just al the very ineiii''''
when you would give anything TO ap'
near at your best. Spe'liilSt ms
at lats perfected pure powder 90
make it stay on: that stays on untll
YOU wash it of. 1t does not contain
white lead or starchy rice powder ID
make II stay on. This improved form
ula contains n medicinal powder doc
tors prescribe 10 improve the COM
rlcxion. In fact. this powder helps 10
prcccnt and reduce enlarged pores
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Home Guards composed Of the little peo-
pie of the church. who sang numocr
Of songs ana contributed greatly to the
enjoyment Of the program.
Miss Emma Lash. president of the
society. presided as toastmiStresS ana
Mrs W H. MctZncr secretary. gave a
short talk on tho work which has been
accomplished by the society during the
last few years.
Miss Emma Las. president Of the So
Cicty. presided as toastmiStr'Fs ana
cictv presided "a toastmiStrJSS and
Mrs. W. II. Mctzncr. secretary. Save
short talk on the work which has been
accomplished by the society during the
last few years.
Others who we're seated at the speak
rrs table were Mrs Elmer Staruch. Mrs.
Anna Cove. Dcaconess stephan and the
Rev I, L. Sevcrnghaus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
"p~I1~ soy 5@' c n
Aavyr wv %@~ *k"%S
oSS3 st&~ &@e4 f''*'''As'

and irritations. II Is also estringeni-
discouraging flabbiness. crows f1d
and wrinkles. This unusual powdei
IS called La-may (French, Poudrt :.
I.Amc). Because La-may 10 pure ant
because it stays on SO we'll II II atss
ready used by over million AneftssA
can women. All dealers carry the
large sixty-cent box. and many deals.
rrs also carry the generous thirty
cent size. When you use this HARM
less powder and see how beautifully
it improves your complexion you VIII
understand why La-may 50 quicki1~
became the most popular beauty IoVs~
der sold in New TpSk. There - alSe-
wonderful La-may Talcum that sellS
for only thirty cents. Herbert Roys
stone, Is East lsthsst- New York. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
SIX EXCURSIONS TO
ATLANTIC CITY

Tho baltimore & Ohio raiir"ad mas
that il will run excursions
TO Atlantic city during tho summer.
Excursion trains will leave hero on
July |. 3. 80. August ). ~. and Scptem-
hcr =. Tho excursion tickets Will give
the passengers n privilege OF TWO
weeks lay over at the seaside resort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10

The greater IN" necessity for saving
the Erf1tcr your opportunity 10 use
The IntcliiScr"cr Want Ads.
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Mission birthday Party.

Birthday party for the Wom-n's HON"
Missionary Society was given in the
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
The party was in honor OF the iorticth
year of Home Missions IN the Methodist
Episcopal church.
The color scheme was ruby and White.
red roses mingling with other flowers
in pretty effect Upon the -
large cake was banked IN American
Rr,uty roses. Butterfly place cards
v,.r. is,d
Gifts brought 10 tho society for Home
N,ssinns w~re very liberal.
Mss Laura Crago was loaStmistrres.
s.-.inr abIv in that CAPACITY. The fol-
IHwinr ,oaSts were given:
Our Forlieth Anniversary. ....,.....
4 BIrthday Message. .............,.
.................M Miss Ethel Workman
Our own Queen Esther:
The Fast. Miss L!nnie HugElns
The Present. Miss Mary Rt!d"l IN
Solo ..............M Miss Ella tarr"':
Reserves. Miss Virginia Nc, uSSrH
Those present were:
Misses:
Mary Baldwin, Nell Reed.
NADIA Roll Ethel Mcconnell.
Ira C,raro Iinnic HurElns,
T.l"o, w" , n's" W;Sg Robinson
Hcien Norwood. Miss Thompson.
- $3.50, lo-o,,o HourcrS
EStneI CatIVt'' hIsia kennrdy
Eiua I"Ilo.i' iTsra I'nInari
M MarG C Cwe5nn Mabel 10th,
80 c,Ida haurh
40 Nssdancs.
N-s C.iss, clarence .qIaynes,
Jason Van Dyne. John Humphreys.
Ann NTcrs W, Il Cooey.
In. 49, W S CoOey,
NJ r Sraro. Elmer Burial.
S Sanuet T ItUpMTou' Eurcnc Wayman.
j.. MOTIFS rIeu PYLE:
blancn HHou"t"; e,orarr, MON.
N'so TIC -0-''""e
McSsrs:
AT. hunPnreS'
Sla'cie' H. "eS'
Tor rrnb nrsmbera
Tho IT {; riuh MAS entertained at
E H pninJ " INC o.,fbrrjnr being in hon
49, clnh mamhfrs Miss nellie
or ot w Avn I.iIom who viii
kse ana : MISS Lrt Il; ,bo Vest VtrrinIn
Tpeuu VIC wnr"o,,n.,n Nusic and
dancing proNiaed Hne %n,e't nf Which a
me tEeninE: a. u"r 80 So,,nd Those
, ,'nior, 49, crs.i'e'' "'''
p4'"' Niseee
,, rJ;,hu-s :Is;o Thonen
Amy lion IIn,,in TaIhn,t
Neme HucS xhh Mrs y =, Warden
i~au'" ''I->"J ,..+-. par
,, o1,nnfnr WISy Mary Vcas
80. Ill c.b+ f,,II,. cntcrtained tho office
very uc''Eh1'uer i iEi,oi :: Snne win a ihc-
6lrIS OF - ~ $3.50 N ,bo,,rc After
atre party AZ INC 'lE.,'. !" ,,.,oI., ~.
enjoying l'ed o, Uo~c Davis
young IlaIES ,o,nr as served
Nl'Tc W - i.dioe ,,,rpbcI
mo lh'I'"iH6- S"N"b
'he P'''S' ,Ti.,o,
- r,ris
KOS" MhH'e Lri-,hctb natthcvs
NArE ,s t;enrviayr Matthews
Aii'" ii'rLulI N,r Tn.S
Anna hl'h"uc
oral N'cd
,u
manory ts c,,r,,cr.
The narriaE. %t MISS Er,"'S hnib
hill to Mr. william X h",,"' N,n,ine
prominent young rroplc 81 1891, M o,m9
Ferry. ONO, was EoIemn,Hru "m-,.b
day at noon al the = 'rst o'p, n,o Wv
Martins FCTrS, win Inc ISLNI'A' 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-10
Nurses Alumne Give Dinner.

Tonight 1T tho Windsor hotNl th'
nurses alumni association or the Wh"rI-
inE hospital Will Civ" dinner Ia m"
members Of tho graduating class VIII"
finished IN" training CourS" the latter
part If May Tn" dinner Will b" well
come to tho graduates by the m"inhCrN
or tho association. and the graduates
Will hr formally received into tho alum
Mr. organization at tins time.
Dinner Will DO cr,cd at SIX o'clock
ir tho private dining room Of IN" Hotel
Windsor. Miss Katherine M"rIAriiy hr'-
ing as tOaStniSirCSS.
Tho class Of 1920. who Will be guests
81 nd
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also aiiircd in suit Of blue with all
accessories 10 match and wore cor
sage OF Killarney roses and sweet peas.
Following the ceremony wedding
dinner was served At the HON" of the
bride, after NhiCh the happy roupl" de-
parted On their honeymoon 10 places oil
Mrs. Willie is the charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs w. V. Johnson Of East
Wheeling Mr. Willie is the son Of Mrs
Minnie Willie of Martins Ferry aud al
present Is connected with the Whitaker
GlcSSSncr company.
Congratulations and best wishes VIII
he showcrcd upon them by their many
friends
After an extended tour they %ill I've
n, homo to their many friends after
,Jun. cist at InS South Third street
Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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The wedding Of Miss Kos" J"hhN'u
and Mr. Herman Willie WAS $OtrWhIH'd
Wednesday afternoon, June 9th at ~
by Rev RaSchr ~ the pnrs"nrE" at IN"
ST Fauls Evangelical I.uth"rnn :hur'h.
Miss Johnson WAS attended 10y her
ccusin. Miss Marjorie rapp"lcn. az
bridesmaid Mr.. Herman VII" had as
his best man. Mr. Alfred F.. Eh"rharo.
The bride worr e travelling suit OF
blue with all aCC"SSorIcs L. match ana
tho bridal bouquet consisted al Am"rI-
can Beauty roses. The bridesmaid was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-10
Slayer, TO Die Thursday,
Makes Plea for Fellow
In Shadow of Electric Chair.
Canine Begs Clergyman TO
Appeal to Governor

OSSINING, n. Y, May 9. Chester
Cantine. who is to die at Sing Sing
Prison Thursday night for the murder
of Carl Danzinger in Poughkeepsie, sat
down to-day as soon as his mother had
left him to make final appeal to the
Governor and wrote a letter to the
Rev. Lee Brown, of Poughkeepsie, in
hchalf of another death house prisoner.
James Byrd, who was convicted of
tho murder of a policeman in Kings
ton, is the man Cantuc wants the
Clergyman to help. he wrote TO tho
Rev. Mr.. Brown that Byrd was drunk
at the time Of the murder and he said
His parents arc not living and he
has no one TO help him. You can SOC
for yourself that James needs help
very bad. What am about TO ask is
that YOU might help this unfortunate
boy. Ii you care to do this You can
help in this way: that is, by getting
up petition to the Governor and get
ting as many people as possible to
sign it,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-10
Marines Get Ready
For Mexican Serrice
Barracks at Philadelphia
4stir in anticipation of
Orders to Sail South


PHILADELPHIA, May s.-There was
stir and hustle about the Marine Bar
racks at the Navy Yard day, remi-
niscent of the days of May and June.
1918, when the first contingent. the
9TH and 9th Regiments, OF marines,
Orders from Washington for immediate
readiness for sailing for Key West.
Fla. received Saturday, were the cause
of marines here looking forward 70 at
least change OF station and possibly
a small SCRAP"
Officers or the marine corps said that
the transport Henderson probably
would be the ship that would take
them south. if definite orders arrive
from Washington. The Henderson is
reported steaming northw4rd from
Charleston, S. C., and is expected here
soon. This boat is called the marine
transport, as IL is the ship that is in
varlably called upon to transport ma
rsnes from one station TO another or in
cases or emergency. such ga the present
bids fair to be
Officers AT the yard said tonight
they could not give out tue exact mum
hers of marines@ now stationed here,
Jut the figure is estimated at around
o43 To fill up regiment of 200.
he strength quoted in advices from
y shington, which will comprise the
'orce to leave Philadelphia, small units
# marines will be dispatched from
arious stations and sent here for as
emhly prior TO sailing.
Aonn&kA ANnAAh sapAxaAAaApk a. tAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-10
Republic ofGeo',ggia
And Reds at Peace

LONDON, May "a peace treaty has
been concluded between Soviet Russia
and the Republic of Georgia, according
to wireless message from Moscow
The treaty provides that Russia shall
recognize the independence of Georgia
and undertake not to interfere in Geor-
giaS internal affairs.
That republic shall comprise the fol-
lowing territory: The Iifls, Kutas
and Batum governments, and also the
districts Of Zakataly and Sukhum and
a portion Of the Black Sea govern
mcntS.
Georgia is to disarm all its military
forces, groups and persons hostile to
the Soviet government and intern them
IN concentration camps, to be handed
over subsequently, to Soviet Russia.
whose government undertakes to spare
their lives. All their military supplies
valuables and funds, however. will be
conflscated without compensation
Georgia undertakes to relieve from
punishment and from further prosecu-
ton all those at the present time under
prosecution for acts committed in
favor Of Soviet Rucciu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-10
CnrYurazn s DicfutOy'iuI Rule
Resulted iH His D01UnfaU
Attempt of Mexican Chief
TO Control Election of Sue
cessor, by Use of Army,
Held Cause of Rebellion
Fight on Obregon Fatal
Efforts TO Pursue Policy
of Dictator in National
Affairs Proves t-ndoing
By Wilbur F orrest


Inc tau OF president Carranza OF
Mexico, which is now officially confirmed.
together with the capture of Mexico
CITY by General Alvaro Obrogon no
a1,,on4 e
4" v-0''e ooiioiu'io'i
Whch the Dictator began several
months ago to control the Mexican
Presidential election bv force of Fed
avail TRANS
.r,.
ne ieS'Ue"l'ai p@Ho'Ihg was
scheduled for July, and as early as
january it precipitated = camnaion
-, =" 9 -
" ''''" ''''I%'e' '""' freSioent Gar
rama would oppose Obregon'S an
nounced candidacy with the military
machinery at his command
General Pablo Gonzales, an ardent
hacker of Carranza. was chosen as the
Carranza candidate carly in January
and Gonzales headquarters were estab-
lishcd in Mexico City In the near
time Obrcgon was campaigning through
out Mexico, making speeches after the
American fashion. He was credited
with strong labor and semi-radical
following and was known to have
strong political supporters who were
not IN accord with the Carranza re
glme. Gonzales was reported to have
a strong Church backing in addition to
the governments support.
Obregon's Supporters Ousted
In opposition to Obrcgon's candidacy.
CarranZa, more than four months ago.
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