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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
1000 LADIES ATTEND.

i The ladies of Pensacola certainly
enjoyed themselves Saturday and the
multitude who attended greatly profit
ed by taking advantage of the many
bargains offered at Engel's Half Price
Sale. From morning till night the
store was filled with satisfied custo-
mers who secured the latest styles at
half price. The ladies have confidence
in Engers formerly Falk's) and real
ize that truth prevails in every depart
ment and that all goods and prices are
just as represented. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
LADIES' AID SOCIETY TO
ENTERTAIN WITH INFORMAL
LAWN FETE ON FRIDAYS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of East Pen
sacola Heights have inaugurated q
series of delightful and informal lawn
fetes to be held every Friday after
noon through the summer in the park
near the East Pensacola Heights Gro
Gerry Store Special refreshments are
served and through the summer spe-
cial orders will be taken for picnic
lunches, etc. The park has been made
most attractive with swings. ham
NOES. awnings, tables. chairs, etc.
All proceeds from these affairs are
to be used for furnishing the fixtures
for the bath room of the new Old
Women's Home and toward a Sunday
School building for East Pensacola
Heights.
The regular meeting of the society
will be held Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock with Mrs. E. B. Goodrich.
All ladies' interested in the work OF
the society are cordially invited to be
present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06

H. H. Terhune of Springfield, Massa-
chusetts. After the games dainty ice
course was served. Mrs. Terhune
made high score, the trophy being an
exquisite camisole and the consola-
ton, hand-painted powder bowl was
cut by Mrs. John p. Stokes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
IN HONOR TO
MRS. TERHUN e.

Complimentary to Mrs. III. FL. Ter
hume MARY Marshall Wright) of
Springfield, Massachusetts,, the first
time since her marriage is visiting
in the city with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Wright, Mrs. c. l.. Jordan
delightfully."- entertained yesterday aft
ernoon inviting a few friends in for
two tables of bridge. Cut flowers and
ferns added to the attractiveness of
the rooms and after the games dainty
salad course was served. Mrs. How
ard Goulding, for making highest score
wass given a box of exquisitely en-
proidered linen handkerchief and the
consolation, a box of fine talcum pow
der was cut by Mrs. Terhune. Play
ing were: Mrs. Terhune. Mrs. j. t.
Wright, Mrs. John. p. STOKES. Mrs.
Howard GouIding Mrs. Frederick Gill
more, Mrs. NJ. A. Doyle Mrs. c. c.
Davis, and the hostess.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
HENDERSON BRINGS
TWO HUNDRED MARINES

The u. S. S. Henderson came in yes
terday with 200 marines from Key
West. This brings the number at the
local station to 1,400. They will en-
gage in target practice at Santa Rosa
island. awaiting orders to proceed to
Mexico.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06

trophy was a box~of candy. The BOBBY
a doll, fell to Miss Nellie Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pape's guests includ-
ed. five girls who will serve. Misses
Nellie Henderson, Valdona TRAY, OF
St Augustine. the guest of Mrs. C. E.
Bond, Emma Licata, Of Milton, Annie
Mertins and Modesto Brewton, the re-
ceiving line. Mrs. Manuel Gonzalez
Mrs. F. L. Dubuisson, Mrs. Chris Mer-
tins, Mrs. c. Norcross. the musicians,
Miss Elizabeth Klumker and Mr.. John
K1umker, the maid of honor. Hiss Alice
Rock, matron- of honor. Mrs c. E.
Bond and the best. man, Mr.. George
Bond.
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MOTOR TRIP TO
FAIRHoPE.
Misses Josie Johnson, Ethel Res
monde, Margarita Mayes, Clifford
Clark and Mrs. Lois K. Mayes, Messrs.
Howard Lee Mayes, Pickett Jones,
Ernest Davis, Charles a. Mayes,
Billie Mayes and Hilary r, Davis,
composed a congenial motoring party
leaving yesterday afternoon for FAIR
hope, Alabama, to spend the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Monroe Campbell, Jr
and Burt L. Davis will leave this
morning to join the party in Fair
hope. Other members of the party
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norbcrne Stone. Miss
Annie Stone and Anderson Stone, all
of Bay Minette. Members of the rarity
motoring over yesterday afternoon also
enjoyed attending the dance at Mag
nolia Beach last night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06

INFORMAL BRIDGE
PARTY.
Mrs. c. NJ. Wilson was hostess on
Thursday afternoon inviting a few
friends in for bridge in honor of Mrs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
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DANCE FOR MARINE OFFICERS
AT SAN CARLOS.

Officers Of the q. c. transport Hen
derson and OF the Goth regiment u.
s. marines were honor guest at de-
lightful dance given in the San Carlos
auditorium last evening by the Pen
sacola Community Service Club. Music
was furnished by a selected orchestra
and during the intermissions of dane
ing light refreshments were served. In
the receiving line were: Col. p. N. Ban
non. u. s. NJ c.; Capt. C. N. Mcclure.
u. s. M. c. (adjutant) the chaperones
for the evening and the ten girls that
each had invited as guests. Chap
erones for the evening who also COM
posed the committee having entire
charge OF the dance were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Durham. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Lee Bear. Mr.. and Mrs. James White.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Bonacker, Mr..
and Mrs Hunter Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Hervey, Mrs. Lois X. Mayes.
Captain and Mrs. I. HI. Aiken. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hyer.
Mr.. Henry Hyer was floor manager,
the auditorium being used through the
courtesy Of Mr.. Charles b. Hervey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
WooD5lNE CAMP, ROYAL
NElGABORS OF AMERICA,
INITIATES LARGE CLASS.

woodbine Camp, No. S001, Royal
Neighbors of America, initiated a
large class into the order at an in
teresting meeting held at the w. o. w.
hall Friday evening. despite the in
clement weather. About twenty two
members were received into the camp.
The floor work was beautifully car
ried out by the officers and five char
acters who wore costumes Of white
with purple sashes. the colors OF the
order After the work an attractive
musical program was given, featured
by vocal selections by a young mems
sextette, voice pupils of Mrs. Mia
Osborne Bonn. Two vocal selections
by Mrs. Katherine Hanson. state sup
cruising deputy, Royal Neighbors OF
America, were very pleasing numbers.
Mrs. Hanson possesses a well trained.
lyric soprano voice of much clearness
and sweetness. Light refreshments
were later served.
Mrs. Hanson has spent the past few
weeks in Pensacola and has been un-
firing in her efforts to build up the
local camp has been most successfully
rewarded. She is spending today in
Milton. where she will attend the Me-
mortal exercises OF the Royal Neigh
bors of America, expecting to return
to Pensacola tonight.
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DANCE AT WARRINGTON
TUESDAY,.

The fourth of the delightful series of
dances being given by the St. Mary's
Club of St Johns Episcopal. church,
Warrington will be held in the J. q. ..
F. hall at Warrington Tuesday might,
dancing to begin at o'clock. A large
attendance is expected, many guests
from the city expecting to attend.
Music will be furnished by the Gross
johann Elite orchestra which has just
returned to the city from DcFuniak
Springs where they filled an engage
ment at the Walton hotel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
DINNER PARTY IN HONOR JUNE
BRlDE-ELECT.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Pape entertained
very delightfully."- last Wednesday night
in honor Of Mrs. Pape's sister. Miss
Edna Veronica Gonzalez, whose mar
riage to Mr.. James r. Gotcher, will be
an interesting event of this month. The
house was bright with color motif
of pink with roses being used in pro-
fusion. The table was conferred with
a large wedding bell of pink and COW
ers We're set for seventeen including
the wedding party. After The dinner
a game of Peanuts" was eaioyed. the
bride-to-be making high score. Her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06

awaken deaf persons by Earring their
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06

The Year Book credits 35.os5 trot-
tiers with records of mile in 2:3o or
better and 26.670 PAGERS in the 2:25 list.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
BENEFIT DANCE AT ARMORY
HALL WEDNESDAY.

One of the delightful dances OF the
week will be the benefit dance to be
given at the Armory hall on Wcdnes-
day evening. Proceeds are TO be used
for the loan fund of the U. S.. naval
air station.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
WILL CO TO JAIL
RATHER THAN WORK
II.ENEl.i>D STRIKERS iGi,EE
t>t>iMOi sly 10 KtMN>
~ MtI.kOtT q.

w NEGOTIATED ffHfs
CLEVELAND Amn % Fi,- hun.
dr-d striking railroad smiirlu"n ~ .
mass meeting lit" tudiy apt'"i unHnt
iu"isls q" q" q" ilii nth't ihtH r'tutn'
% work after Officials ~ th" drr1ti.
u,ui "f Justice requested no" -irih" t'
l,ir tn notify thu men that tll Of ~"
approximately isno strikers would hr
ARRESTED if the, dd not r'iuru @" work
iN iummruA murmug fhis WIS Hii'f
John Stwkrn department ~ Justice
gent ati' na'd the meeting h,i dHiu 'H.
,i"d that the strikers lDtd-rs "ti'r the
men 90 r,tum q" work go themselves
GO tn iiil
Tho government warning given d"
Frank uIl"urkr president nf tiir
'I'ttlsud ll.lh,us Association i'r
Strk'u hurushi n"i~, demonstration
ir"m the m'u ai She m"'iinl
~ ut Ul;uuih' vatu.d tho m'u
fhir "ult tho t.,,'r. u"uld l'' prf' ~ 4
% 100 th" men did mot i'turn q" work
After ptiultlr- tuI"uu,e. .u'nt Sfw.
..n ,,iI'd foe fifteen strike ,'id.r. iHi"
t private r.-uI. vh,r. ha Todd th.W d
'hr government pliu f" Hff'-t every
uHn who fnirl q" r,tuiu 20 hi- i"r'
Do, SlurlI, morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
PALMER UNC0VERs
HUGE WAR FRAUDS
II.IiG,I TRANSACTIONS iN,UiN.
ING MILLIONS ~ DOiI,Rs
ARI BiRtD.

itN NHHH lAIfN If'H
WASHINGTON Nril % Ntimu'V
General Palmer announced i"lav that
investigation hN tbr department "l iu~-
iicr ui alleged Fraudulent War contract
had uncovered illegal transactions Boo.
NulVing millions 1T dulllt- and that
through criminal prosecutions u"N rnfi
ilci"d "r under way large yuus would
hc saved fur the government
"Qu,siiunnll, vouchers uh,prtn'd Doc
"n' ,l1,s m contracts Hluun have h.'
scizcd with m, wiihhuldiug "f payments
hv the government tmuuriiug tu Hr.
prrNim,icl, stl.r.o o"u the department.
declared in statement "Th,Sr ,"u.
tracts hl,, h.rfi uid'i in.,sti stiiou r.r
munthr uud the, affect q ,"rt r,siti.i.
DE- ar,u G,tuf- tu ihr o iorim. ut boz.
di,li' ihnt 81 20 RESULT Of i'di'iu'It-
alr,ad, returned igltrs tufi''u l'f"u'.
ants IN 90, northern rJ,if, di' 'i~iur
~ S,ittlr niauu' Sitn.nu uWin Doe. ts,.n'.
.rtd fr.m shiitIilIlrrs and former rln
ir~,niaii,.. nf the i'uii-l Si,ir' siip'
ming iulrl ru'rr,rrN fleet ,upHr.fi. u
~ ihY t.n'fluu
Siwi'ir ,H~.r boz tN' Sem, district if
,"l,ire 1rtru>rult,iN $500 900 viii hr
rt,. .rt,l q" grand iurr- within tf'
nrVi few dnyr
"rh. huruu of Investigation - th'
department ruN hr~ hef. r r ifi' '
hr.c friud .lse.. iu vh'rh W.Hii iu
.,-'tr1ii,ns bt,, b-u ord =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
Mexican Supreme Court
Official Held on Charge
of Violating Mann Act

~ Ns,,,iaisd rrc-s
IurG.NS. Auz. Aprl % G.nIi
lgul,iu T. l'"sru'iis. pt'-ib"rt m 'h'
uin,m, military ,uu, t"i NrNiu' ard
vb. .,,u, 9 ..,,s,, miliHN L"t.
,i,i.t uf spn"ii fu .h, ''uIng' r"v'
,rumpt. Nur h,lh ~ 'u>i'-'t Of o..
Tinted - tf,.s u.slrtWvut &C justice f.
u.iaIs fnr lln,,-i ten h"uI~ here t'aiit.
stitt h.s arrest cod ,hitL'> H ,i"laiin-
.h, white vit,' s't
,.,u,f.I t'tH.ru,tfa Wts iti.ii-uf-ii ia.
tout, u g t.uul,r ui,'d states "'u
.li-si.u.t Hft vsttr,i e pr' imiuIit
t,s,Iur a., va- u|lt.,.'.,i fuuigHt vh' 20
uf,,I.iu,rt l,HlI M,Ni ans pat up e l'''i.l
% s. uun fH hi- Iri- .,t .tn'' iu tl'
American ,,utt~ S'u"fa Mtfa i;,ri
,u.g .,h, ut- dtuu-i with t~u, r.il
g.. Huau. wee mrsl uud.r h"nd -
20 ssu .. Witness
Tho tltrsur, 'tu,iai va- nr-~i'd 10
...l.a thi. w.rire uhru o. ahEh'
ID ff,.Hi tf, frlp uuu 90 rIsH tftHu
.t.,ni,,I d, th. nursH hN O. o. iitt'-
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.f.. H4ts svg, fa th' '.Hui'l..'ui
aaslu-t t',- Iutllt tt.H.iHA Hiu ui
transporting th' W"tniu if"u Twas
h.p IH unmual pur-'s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
pltkI>G tiRN Gi,t~
dlhNN>N Aiu't Di'IpiE

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Is,. tuw Icon s,Hrr'',N It .t '.r
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Nmt'',.u tr,kiur nfH fr t.Ir"
90 f,.nI maHt ifr' l.I H.I 80"
fIi- uH f ,t,,iii latI. o. '.t.l H
O. 'uH 5000 IAm'ni O.. q. 'r. .H'". 81"
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WITH 30, go. niitt,-. ,,ii.H .,i...f. With
20 i-i. ~ e 40" sd ui. r '"
rN h u.uiu.-"s H ga
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
>aiar,la, iiirrnoon.

- Amnrillu lnd ride over ciiy
>aiards, tiirrnoon.
Meeting IT women interested ir wri'
ing ~ I 20 uplwk a' Amirill' Hotel
4" urrinilr Vum"n.s irc~S club
Final convention session ~ "a
usl,,k ir r.-,u. of liotd "i cav Dr,,..
opm"ni Tn following program has
'.rr scheduled
tn" luh Sh"p ll,riN k"'h Qut.
nah Trihun" rhi.f header
shall W. S'tnd,idiy, Si"'k u
I",r-s. LINN C"uniy News Tti.okl:
Nj NoAly Mclean N"ws
A., our l"r rrircs F'h 4 -
Nlams News raiuvi'v I =" Smith
New rtmia.
T,ainlur an NuII.ntir' .-'rh" pI'v ~
Every Shuu lsrni~ i'rnyil liri-ild
n.rr,ror. e e walker TNan. DH.
htri
.i,a' uf Committees Sp.rii mem.
'r hir r.~Auii"ns ,udiiing ruustitu.
irr and bylaws
Nttial Parn. L. = l."rnd- The &c
r.luu E,,rd
Eruup Of rnurir1'" ii'r' h' >"'r.
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L,,tHr % "f'l,us.
3 u,l,u of mr'tius pa'r
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Inpu,lin,r rGeial>.

"tn r.pudi1i, 90 pulii' Wui.t'''
,.ln' g.. ."'ti,, airaftuuuis "i-.
mat.i iu ~" h.f hasi 1v'tur % ~
m thr firi"- 4 So iuis iut"i.
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.ui TW1lHuw
i;DpudiJii,u OF ti's' u'ilu'u n
a., ,iN q Mr,i', vh" vrl" declared
,lut.d ir to- l..t %, d' ti"u.
l,-. Santos e dHn,g ir f,,' suiy
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
PACIFIC FLEET VESSELS
ENROUTE TO west PORTS
TO PROTECT AMERICANS
RY TILE ASSOCIATED pREss.

WASHINGTON, April 23-Two warshps from the Pacific
fleet tonight Mexican protect American
citizens and interests Mazsan and Topoo Bsmpo They
dispatched from San Diego today orders from the DEPART
ment after for protection had from State Depart
representatives those Mexican Pacific ports
similar request from the government agent at From
the Gulf but acted pending further in
Of the situation there The cruiser Sacramento 10 at
Tampieo, only a short distance away.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
ARMENIA To Be
FREE REP j BLIC
COUNCIL DECIDES
NJ iiOi NJ INiis tOR >EN
COT >lN ikI iEl
t>I llii iISIIiD
NATIONS REFUSE MANDATE
IfHrm ~ >aiiuns Rather Ilrhingl,
Treated O,rr Niiir T. tuninrH
~ prrs1is in tlnsc
Touch.

~ Ns.nfiHisd rfsss
si> RENO. tpril s5.-"iu viii
have war in i>ia Minor. aud iialy will
noi send y single soldier nor pay "a
single lire" said Signor Mill. the iiai'
ian premier. in an inter, lew to-day foi.
owinue - critical an,iS.is l., lin IL
Tie Turkish peace treaty.
"iou have iaLrn from ihe Turks
their sI'r.d Ill, ~ tdr,ad"plr.' said
>ignor Mil. "u have placed their
capital ~ under iorrien control: you
have iaLrn fr"m ihrm ever, port aud
the larger pat ~ their Territory. and
ilw Tive Turkish delegates whom ,oi
will select viii SIGN u treat, wb,ch vii,
mi have the sanction II the Turkish
pruplr or ihr Turkish parliament.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
CA|LlAUI IS SENTENCED
tUliutR tRt>tu PREMIER Oh'
UtRtD ~ PRISON fOk
TIiitEt EtR>.

o. N.a.Hiatsll rrfss.
PARIS Nrrh % i'~'nh 'silHus'
f.1u.I w,ml,r "f Frsu"c tonight in
fr. N.uiiv hospital listened tn ~"
...,lfur ~ %. ~ni'n"r IT the --'nat"
sh.rh siftinG ss hlsh .ourt II jusiice.
t..i.i De-, ,,ntirt'j lin = ''"'''ner'a
,rl ...ff.-iamd.n,- with ih" -neiny."
Thr,- wears imprisonment i've years
f.r.,i rs-hi-nr. iu % town s''1'rt"d hi'
IN. nuuisi,f = The ini"iiet and ten
,..af- t.s. 81 i-lli'si rishis a." hat
frr .lsu.. ,uiNlne With u inahlli''
T.. ,ai. ar O" h,li "ffi',. Was the s.n.
i,su.,. iui-s-'sl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
JOHNSON LEADING
MONTANA CONTEST
CkIIfOR>IA SENATOR IItS MT
Dti> t\RIN Rirt k>S
Di>tiOSt.

Iy Assnriatgd fress
GREAT FALLS. Mon. ipril "a
The Tribun's iaal ioi iehi for sr,,ni,
iva precincts IN mine counties gave:
Joln>on ?.0j6; Low den i.5; Hoover
40. Nood III: Harding ~.
nder the Montana primary Iaa ilI-
people vote direct, on their choicr for
president. There was ~ i'rmocriiic
candidate for president.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
pit ER >iiORT ,Il
tiA>NiC APS DtiiN >EN~

the plily NrW~ iu common
With nur 'r"us u',sl Ht"iS uN't
IT, 'uunin b. ullIiuE = ..r
i,us han heap iu imuislinh It.
r,no't= N,th fuii hnj complete
news H.Nir ~ N,ll a.. 'pui.s.
Dit"un~ AMI i'airirf up, q"
) ihr miti paper rh"rttg" lud
) d.lH, cNp'ri'r'rd iu receiving
} p-I,i shipments
\ rarl."d e i1Tui uul't"d
hN IN" N-Ws srt va W''is Hg"
new ,,nsiirrii Is ,N,t,ll' UG
) lur that reason O. rndu,ii'n u
) tho numl'r W iul,t 10 s'tl"
b. u"s together with ~" 'ui
inilr,ut 81 '-rtt'l t.iiui,~ go
. explained .h',". b. rup"rii,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-24
u. S. WARSHIPS ORDERED TO MEXICO
CHICAGO STRIKERS
WILL REMAIN OUT

conducted this siiii,r H. un orderly mtr
i"r aul wr win ptmit uf nu ,iul"nc"
nl iu MUD
~ 10 Men.
~ h. up tn you men tn decide upun
this uiikr ~ q" "nd Nuu irr the mlv
"urs VIII" rin decide ilut question"
~ rrsppusr &" ~ irVit,t."n 90 A.
,u'u discussion. unrisirikrf nsk"d whr
th'r IN ,i-r NJ, men returned tu work
their demands would BE- given inin.li.
,i' c"i sld,uii"u hy tho railroad labor
board
4 have nu answer "a rivr yuii Gru.
nlu replied 4 ,nnnm -ponh iur tn"
ru,rnmcnt"
\ muiinu then Wnr made &" adiuutn
'hr' iiiso III, f'u"fnl managers shuW ne
,li-pnitiun tu grant "ur Demands"
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Charters Rr,oLrd

IirrSiH EGit &c. NprIl % Tho
charters uf tv,i,. h.ie'- q" tha l'r"tt
,fh,ad uf rtii.ud truinwrui Boo th''
trit,huigh df-tfIt hl,' h''u rrN"trd
l.r,rus. -ul, O. fb. u,mH'f- plriici
I.tt,d 200 fh. upufffIafi ~ifih" ''.
,r'ing q. u If.u'n' is-I'd l.r i"-
.Fi hy - ~ Hines. ,i'' iH"~i'l'ni
,H 'h, uuiuu
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officials WATCH
BORDER SITUATION
PRtt N TiO> iIil ~TIPS To i'.O
TECr hMIiiit ,>> IiEi>t'
Tikt>.

o. Ns.,tiltri Pres.
ubt 'Gl.AS Ariz. April % 'ni,-d
State, army officials a.. clusriy watch
ng tho situation ht"urh, a,nui hV ~"
revolution iu M'Nhu and adequate pre-
caution b. h'lur til"u g. ii"t"'t trpt,
iun interests con this side ~ the hurl
,r Gul"ul Nlnzn Grp,t commander
ul the Arlyunt military district inn"un.
o,d herr today
II WIS announced additional artillery
wlr h,iug -"ni tu douglas fiun ~
pusu
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,OTE 10 REM,iN
OFT NJ ~. Tot ~

~ n..il''s, ltrst
Sr LOt'lS April % Approximate
uuir terminals "f ~" -. Louis district
met in East - Louis tonight and voted
iu remain out.
1hr vote was unanimous n'ru1liug
tu \ : l:ulruk Chairman "f the ~
l"uir tIrln'u'~ nHsu'lrti"u. vii" pre-.
.i,d - 'hr meeting
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SUGAR DEALERS ARRESTED
"a lR,.tS ~ rHOi iftEEi>I
pI.NttD N.ti>>r MN nii
LEANS uiHtiitNt>

NI:N ORLEANS. Nrui 90 Ten ste
g..l = .l,r sis vh"l.-ll.t- '"d i"iu -
g. co.. v,r. srr-iit iI.t' i'sitt. 'n'.r
81 g. + ',vH wtt.rf with 'i'F
..ullr With high, iiin ih'n iv''
,ruts q ts'ufu
Nualsiirr ." pi.tri.i N'taUf,, w. .f
s,.fal vh"l,.,i rs viii i.. hlt-.i af'h
"iua rllIr 'n agl u"r' n
TO- apah,r with - inpeas" iu iah.'
90 ,.i,h ~,le
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waui> rrua, Withdrawn.

StI.INUFit.t.p 20 Arril "a
Wuhdiavnl ~ iliir urr VII" rs" 90
,iuk, lutv 90 %, iias ed the Wal
worth N,uufr;uun. "'nian'. ~
U ,n.,.. ulnuS Wts recommended ="
,;N. .tnmr lsr,tl'i tod1, hy A'lu;ait
'f,r'ul FuluA p,rhsn.
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Tango and Fox Trot
Are Declared Immoral
BY Geneva Catholics

o. s..s- 'risd Pc.
GENEA. Aprl .s- M"'i"rn dances In
iu,liug M. tang" and fox trot have
is. 40 rr"hihit.d - ium"ral' by IN"
e. thulir nuih"fiiir- In ~" canton :"
ruiuru puli ,h~ odd dances. sueh as
h waltz. win i," permitted IN public
i,',,,- and ut halls The question ~
90 tll'ti- ll-" was discussed 10y the
C,thrli, nuih"iti's hat u" decision cn
th. subject WIS reached
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WIN >erk Divorce.

Nv AssnfiH'Fd lfs~r
NEw YoHk Aail % -EMh k''s
Gould WIS granted an order q" ~r'"
summons aud complaint IN suit l"i = r
araiion from her husband. Frank
Guull hy ruprrm" court tultv
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sERIct : FOREST III,i
kA..I>U ~ Niiit.l>it

W Assn-laisi Press.
Hl.iSrOi.. &C.. Apiil . What d said
q" D.. the g'a,t -,liuus i"r'-si 'Ir ",.i
knuNn iu thif section Is raging in ihr
mountains u-Hr Damascus \irsini1.
ind un Stone, 'trrk IN Cater 'ourtA.
IN" blaze iu rrpur'~d O" l." tt ~
worst iu ~" mountains "n Laurel
,r,cl, and White Top Fiir fighters 49,"
using every means 6" prr,rpi tn iii'~
from spreading INT" Iron Mountain 'nd
Mtlsu,t valley
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Tn" plan e IA 30 t'l'i d,r lfr'i ter
effective ruiragr rud -" 'lr'i.un
rhr plan" a.r,it. t1rt "'tD"trts
ihr riiunr' ,u,ti.is't '''uus, -
unutnv and ui4u,Iy o., ih" r'' ir
u' ,hlt the wu I.HiHp w 'h" puh.
% f,.,.ut i. 90. Is Q r'I rli, 'Hti'r.
t.d i.U,r 81 the i"' lpl,.r s',rrigrtv
gwen o., 'r. i'.. rl"~ u, .'t'is,v .aN'n
r.,l a. thr rruri
'fr.i the ~ .'ri pi 'iD & IN
irmlli, N'uu,tnuo Juri5a h. 't..
ittmul hinr V the lrfI ., iuliii u
uHiv .nd puu rus ihr ,,t"rv e this
I1iN hrs madc hg'f o. u tsst'. ntt."
WY w tn rupulli ,ut, hHs Iit'd 90
'rurrri, tho 'u,,riimiy u the "liH'.
md
That ih, u,' uud r.'fiIrr f'''"
lurn, wilurl ,u.iifrt, ,i"iHi."us
% uur .trr,mr law .t.uus 'i.,us q
sstWf the pulli, "1.t nod ih' tiiI"
li, pm, when th" i"prl. "ug Hs
un" ~ ~'N't'igni,.
Wh.r'r" ~, i#,o u.''lf'7' 40 ~
t',r nr'.rvin, rl,u rrd ."I'urh ss,l'
tu nuulN uh"ld b..
Than pIm q" a., u"',iron'. i"'
,.u.srp,y "V nod .Hl1 'nttir.
s.,rnir-r ajirl,. lrl'C, w,ru.
't'hr r'iinluiahm"ut iy utIIft Of
90" ,u. 90 Cr.I i.'ru.'' " ta'
.rttt,u
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Th' ,NH,t Situation 10 Ntluiltr ana
Topped, l.uWtu WIS u"i Known h't'.
Th'r" his iH,n uu trlHu W dislur'
linr,~ ~ .i'hrt place rd latvH al'
,i.,- iui u l,l'irl for, - 3ir mem
md two rnY"u had mt.',d ~ Nh1 90
ilu.
Snntu ult, lur's 90 r"',liiuh
rrdust ~, 'tuiinzr iu,tnnrni nr'
Known &" o.. pIfhin- "u toward Slant.
ltn. im mul iu.iultrW NfNiHU sHi''
wa, tn in- rnrifir Thi. f,tcr - i"v
M,U auth ui Tup"lu i;itl,". Tut
vh"thu u detachment hes h""n 'u'
pluy,d iu uatc an i'tnuu tiur We
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