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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
VIENNA SIUNCIA
VAIKUS SVETUR.

Vienna, sausio 22 d., per
Paryziu sausio rs d. Mo
tinos If tevai pro yerksmus
siandien gelzkelio stotyje
atsisveikino su savo vaikals,
kuriu 5000 yra issiunciami
j kitas sails, kur yra maziau
bado. Dabar Vienna yra is
siuntus svetur $4,000 vaiku.
Xxi pavasario busia issiusta
uzsienin dar $4,000. sitas
bulys siunciamas ltalijon,
Milanan.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
KONFERENCIJA TAIkOS
REIKALE NENUSIDAVE.

Washington, sausio 26 d.
Republikonams atsisakant
iSsizadeti bent vieno princi-
po Lodge'o islygose, 0 de-
mokratams nenorint pasi-
duoti, tarybos nusileidimui
lsas del tautu lygos sutartles
siandien isejo ant tuscio ir
dalykas paliko dar arsesne-
je padetyj.
Senatorius Lodge, remia-
mas 40 ar daugiau republi-
konQ, pasirizusiQ atmesti
sutarti, jei bus daromi nusi-
leidimai, pasake demokratu
tarybininkams, kad negali
butt mainoma jokis princi-
pas nei vienos islygos tel
kiamos SuvienytQ ValstijQ
apsaugai If kad negali butt
mainoma zodziai islygu lie
cianciu straipsni desimta il
Monroe doktrina.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
SUV. VALSTIJOS DEPOR-
TUOS 5000 KOMUNISTU.

Washington, saus. 26 d.
Specials vyriausio prokuro
>ro Palmero padejejas j. D.
sHoover, vedantis apkaltini-
mus, siandien uzreiske, kad
is $500 suarsetuotu svetim-
saliu per paskutinius radika
lu gaudyrnus apie 5000 yra
tikrai deportuotinais paga
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
kaTiai Iavinima ssnsto
konitetas pa|ike
projekte.


Washington. sausio 26 d.
Senate kariniu reikalu komi
tetas 10 balsu prizes 5 nu-
sprende palikti visuotina
karini lavinima kariuome-
nes perorganizavimo pro-
jekte ir pasake aiskiai, kad
tinkaao apsigynimo klausi-
mas lures pasirodyti kon-
grese begiu ateinaeiu kelly
savaiciQ.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
BERLINO FINANSU MI
NISTERIS PAsAUTAS.
Rerlinas. sausio 26 d

Berlinas, sausio 26 d.
Finansu minister's, Matthias
Erzberger tapo pasautas
siandien. ! j sove jam beis-
einant is kriminalio teismo
namo po nagrinejimui Helf-
freicho smeisto bylos. Tx
viena kulka pataikiusi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
PRANASAUJA SUKILIMA
LENKIJOJ.
BerIinas, sausio 26 d.

Berlinas, sausio &c d. -
Kaip is Varsavos pranesa-
ma, kova tarp lenkQ ir boil
sevikQ eina Daugpilio from
Ne, kur laukiama svarbiu
veikimQ. Sakoma, kad Alex
sander Kerenski organizuo-
ia nauja fbaltuju" rusu ar
mia kovai su sovietu val
dzia. Cia oficialiuose rate
liuose yra manoma, kad jei
bolsevikai putty ant Lenki-
jos, tai visos galybes pasi-
rasiusios po sutartimi, sulig
tos sutarties islygomis ture-
tu duoti pagelba lenkams.
Beriinas, sausio 26 d.
Apskrita padetis Lenkiioje
yra taip nepakenciama, kad
sukilimas yra tik kelly sa-
vaiciu klausimu, sake
ADaerikos Raudonaio Kry-
ziaus narys Ralph Rogers is
Chicagos, tik-ka sugr1zes is
Varsavos po isbuvimui dvie-
ju menesiq ivairiuose from
tuose.
1 "AS nematau, kaip revo-
,liucijos galima butQ isveg-
IT," sake jis. "Kareiviu upas
sugadintas nesitenkinimo
pristatomu maistu If drabu-
ziais. Ypatingai tas yra taip
SUI kareiviais bolseviku from
tuose. AS maciau kareivius
stovincius ant sargybos ap-
'sisiautusius tik gunina ir
Napsiavusius ceyerykais bal
siai saltomis naktimis, O kit
gulejo neapsildytose kazar-
mese, langams apsalus.
"Belaisviu stoiyyklos, ku-
rias mes apziurejome buvo
baisiame padejime. Suimtie
il bolvesikai neturejo be-
veik nieko, nei pavalgyti,
nei apsidengti, nei uzsiklot.
Stovykloje Kovel kasdien
numirsta nuo dvieju desim-
tu Xxi trijQdesimtu zmoniu
m ju lavonai sumetama j
aplelsta mama, kur sunes
gall prieiti prie ju. Mirsta
nuo bado If siltiniu.
" Mazi kaimai taipgi bal
siai kencia del maisto tru-
kumo. Padejimas zydu Var
savoje yra blogas. Bet Var
savoj kaip ir Berline, ture-
damas pinigu, gall gauti
}visko."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
KANSASO KALNAKA-
SIAI STREIKUOJA PRO-
TESTAN Prizes DARBO
ISTATYMA.

Pittsburg, Kan, sausio
rs d. - Keturi simtai Kan
saso kalnakasiu 81 ryta SUI
streikavo delto, kad buvo
priimtas pramoninio teismo
projektas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
BOLSEVIKAI EINA ANT
INDIJOS, GHINU,
PERSIJOS.
Londonas, sausio 26 e.

Londonas, sausio 26 d.
Oficialis pranesimas is
Maskvos sake, kad bolsevi-
kQ kaimieciu kareivija pa
sieke Chinq pasieni Kon-
dos apielinkeje pire Mon
golijos vakarin6s sienos.
Pranesimai aptureti vakar
yakare is rusu saltiniu sake,
kad Lenino jiegos taipgi
pereje Persijon if lndijon
ir eina toliaus.
Savaite laiko tam atgal
Anglijos uzsienio rastin9 pa
igarsino savo susirupinima
del bolseviku pagrumojimo
eiti ant Anglijos Indijos.
Isiaurine Indijos siena yra
sails giliomis bedugnemis
ir augstais kalnais, praeji-
imu gi nedaug ir tie toll vie
mas nuo kito. Taigi prieso
.kariuomenes zygiavimas 81
tame kraste yra palengvas
|ir pavojingas kadir be pasi-
priesinimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
KOLCAkAS BOLSEVIKU
RANKOSE.

Revelis, sausio 25 d. per
Londona. Maskva ofici-
aliai pranesa, kad Kolcakas
ir 10 ministerial yra bolsevi-
ky rankose, Irkutske, kuri
yra ulzeme bolSevikai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
Cekai kovoja su bolsevikais.

Cekai ties Krasnojarsku
kovoja su bolsevikais w
pakalines sargybos veikimu.
Bolsevizmas citcj ina virsu.
Buvusis Amerikos konsulis
Omske Ernest S. Harris dar
Wis tebera Citoje.
Anglq, japonu If 'francu-
zu misijos il daugelis Ame-
rikos Raudonojo Kryziaus
nariu atvyko Chairman.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-27
PIRKITE LIETUVOS
vALsTYBEs BONUS
BUS LIETUVAl
DUONOS.
@n Chicagoje ir
VT as Apielinkeje. :

Apsiniauke il salciau Sian
dien il gal seredoj.
Saulatekis, 1908 val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, 4::57 val. yak.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
NUMBER OF SHIPS ARE
TAKING ON CARGOES

Notwithstanding the fact that a
strike is on, quite number of ships
in the harbor are taking on cargoes
and there seems to be little inconven-
fence. The Strachan Shipping Com
pany's vessels will be handled Most
of the labor was brought here but,
while some are a little green, they
seem to be delivering the goods. The
ship now at the New Docks will be de-
layed but little.
A. number of the crew af the Por-
tugese vessel now here volunteered to
assist in loading and as soon as the
repairs are finished this vessel will be
loaded and without loss Of time as
crew members will direct the new
hands at the business and by this
means it is thought there will be little
trouble in putting the cargo aboard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
HOLDER PAYS FEE
IN GOVERNORS RACE
HE is THE FIRST CANDIDATE TO
QUALIFY I'M APPROACHING
GUBERNATORIAL RACE

Atlanta, Ga, May 2S.-John N. Hol
der speaker in the house of repre-
sentatves of the Georgia Legislature
has qualified, in the race for governor
with Secretary Hiram Gardner of the
State Democratic Executive Commit
tee. according to an announcement by
Mr. Gardner Mr.. Holder turned over
the qualification fee of $3.50.
Mr. Holder is the first candidate fol-
governor to qualify The other an
nounced candidates are former At
torney General Clifford M Walker and
former U. S. Senator Thomas w.
Hardwick
According to information, the pri
mary law provides the first primary
shall be held September s. In the
races for United States senator and
governor the winers must receive a
majority vote, and if no candidate
gets majority a second primary
must be held. The second primary
must be held October 6
Then entrance fee for candidates fol-
governor and the U. S. Senators is
$3.50. For. other site Offices it is
$125. The entries must be filed with
the secretary not later than August
Is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
APPEAL IS MADE
IN burden CASE
III IHhHH oHo-
JURY RETURNS A VERDICT OF
GUILTY WITH RECOMMENDED
TIONA OF EXTREME MERCY

. =
s The case of the state against Robt.
VI burden, a well known Brunswick
attorney, on a charge, of forgery, was
;oncludedin Glynn superior court yes
sterday afternoon when Judge J.
Summerall sentenced the accused to
pay a fine of. seven hundred dollars
Including costs, or to serve twelve
months, after the jury had brought n
a verdict Of guilty, with the recon-
mendation that the court exercise ex
RENE mercy in passing the sentence
Immediately after sentence was
passed attorneys representing Mr.
burden filed a motion for a new trial
The trial of the case occupied two en-
tire days, going to the jury at sever
o'clock Thursday evening. after the
opposing counsel had vigorously con
tested every point, and made elo
quent arguments to the jury. A yer
dict was reached, only after man,
hours of deliberation, and was rear
to the court bg Clerk duBignon a
noon Yesterday Sentence was no
passed putil just before. the adjourn
ment of court, after which the motion
| for a new trial was filed.
Solicitor Sellers was assisted in tn,
trial of the case by Judge Max Isaac
while Attorney J. r. Colsan and Judg
Krauss appeared for ne sefnse.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
GIVE REASONS FOR
RATE INCREASE
RAILROADS OF THE COUNTRY
CLOSE THEIR. CASE BEFORE
COMMERCE COMMISSION
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, May 2S.+The rail
roads of the country today closed
their case before the Interstate Com
merce Commission, for permission to
make an increase in the prevailing
freight rates, which if granted, will
bring to the railroads additional reve-
nue. amounting to more than billion
dollars annually.
The hearings have been adjourned
until June 18th, in order to give the
shippers and the different state rail-
road commissions time which to pre-
pare cross examinations of the wit
uesses who have already appeared in
behalf of the carriers.
The present serious congestion in
freight traffic was cited by the car
riers as an example of the pressing
necessity for an increase in the rate.
as it is stated that the congestion was
caused primarily on account of a
shortage of motive power and equip
ment, which the railroads cannot pur-
chase because of lack of funds, accord
ing to their contention.
Southern railroads are asking for
increases Of between twenty and
thirty per cent above the present rate,
md practically all commodities will be
aft: ected. Nm increase in passenger
fares will be asked.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
President in Full Accord" With
Sentiments Contained in
Virginia Platform
DEPLORES, AGITATION
FOR SOLDIERS BONUS
Favors Ratification of Treaty of
Versailles WITHOUT Reserva-
tons Which, Would impair Its
Essential integrity"
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, May 28.-President
Wilson's conception of the campaign
issues for 1920 were eIucidated today
letter, made public at the White
House, expressing the Presidents
full accord'% with the sentiments
contained in the platform recently
adopted by the Virginia Democratic
state convention
The League of Nations plan, which
declared for the ratification of the
treaty of Versailles without. reser-
vations which would impair its es-
sential integrity was particularly
commended by the President. He
also singled out for inclusion in the
party's platform a general proposal
to revise the tax laws of the country.
Among other things. pertinent to
the coming presidential campaign
the President deplored the prevail
ing agitation for an "indiscriminate
bonus" for the soldiers and sailors
of the world war =
The letter made pubic by the Pres
ident, in which his views of what the
Democratic party should go before
the people of the country with in the
presidential campaign, was address,
ed to Senator Carter Glass, of Vir-
ginia, the former secretary of the
treasury, who drafted the Virginia
platform, and it's. publication from
the White House is generally regard
ed in political circles as forecasting
just what the President and his adj
visers expect to be written into the
partys platform at the San Francis
co convention next month
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
NUMBER VACANT
HOUSES ARE FEW
OTHER WAR ACTIVITY CITIES
HAVE HUNDREDS-BRuNSWlck
HAS ONLY TENS

In nearly every city in the United
States where war activities were
greatest hundreds of houses are va
cant while in Brunswick in can be
better numbered in the tens.
While many are ready and anx-
ious to build the trouble they exper-
fence in getting material of any and
all kinds keep them from letting the
song of sthe hammer and the saw be
heard in all parts OF the city. 1t is q
well known fact that lumber short
age has been acute but this will soon
be relieved, it is stated by a person
who knows what he is talking about
While it may be true that there
are some vacant structures here, these
are not in good shape in some cases
and in others the prices asked foi
rent is higher than they ought to be
and just as the case during the war.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
COURT ADJOURNS
UNTIL JULY IS
MOORE CASE is POSTPONED ON
ACCOUNT OF THE ABSENCE OF
MATERIAL WITNESSES

After having conducted a busy SEES.
sion during the past two weeks, the
regular May term of Glynn Superior
court was adjourned yesterday after
noon by Judge j. |. Summerall, of the
Waycross circuit, who has presided
and will be reconvened on July 18th
at which time the trial of some i'm
portant criminal cases will be taken
up.
The case of the state against "Bill'
Moore, the young white man who is
being held on charge of criminal
assault, was called up for trial yester-
day, but on motion of Attorney Thorn.
as for the defense continuation was
granted. on the groundl of the absence
of material witness, DR. w M. Odum
who is member of the midwest par
ty. The case will probably be trieu
when the court is reconvenedin July.
No cases of Importance were taken
up yesterday. only few rules and
bond forfeitures being granted. Dur
ing the week number of criminal
cases have been disposed of. and
Judge Summerall has conducted the
session with dignity and ability. The
petit Jurors were dismissed with the
thanks. of the court
The Glynn Grand Jury, after a
busy session of two weeks. also re-
cessed Yesterday afternoon until July
10TH. at which time they will resume
business at the same old stand. Dur
ing the two, weeks session this body
has done considerable work. and quite
a number of indictments have been re-
turned. The presentments, it is stat
ed, will be completed and given to
court at the July session
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
NO PR0FITEER|NG.
IN COTTON PRICES
COTTON ASSOCIATION OFFICIALS
REFUrE CHARGES NOW BEING
MADE BY EAST INTERESTS

Atlanta, Ga, May 2S.AOfficals of the
American Cotton Association today de-
MED charges made in the past of prof
teering in the sale OF raw cotton and
fixing of prices.
1.-THE action Of the committee of the
association at its Montgomery meet
ing neither fixed nor recommended
that the farmers should demand six
ty cents for middling cotton.
on hand" said Harvie Jordan, secre
tary of the association today. III
was in the nature of a suggestion to
the ispinners that on account of the
present enormous profits they were
making on manufactured goods, they
could well afford to pay farmers six
ty cents for midling cotton
q Criticism of the present high prices
for cotton fabrcs appear to be direct
ed solely at the growers of cotton by
nearly everybody living outside the
zone of the American cotton produc
ing era, according to Mr.. Jordan, and
he adds ''are consequently ignorant Of
the true facts in the matter" -
IF three,fourths ofathe crop sold fol
forty cents and one,fourth at twenty
five cents, the average price received
for the whole crop would not exceed
thirty-six and a quarter cents PEI
pound. or one and three-quarter pei
cent less than the actual cost of pro
duction," declares Mr.. Jordan.
AS fixed by the committee, as Mr.
Jordan points out, a profit Of even q
per cent to the average farmer VIII
only produces six bales, would ne
only S275.0e and at this his entire
crop would have to average him
price Of AZ 10 cents per pound.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
tricks REELECTED.
PRESIDENT Union
Is OF LOCAL INTEREST BECAUSE
OF HIS ATTITUDE TOWARDS
THE STRIKE SITUATION
(By the Associated Press

Pensacola, Fla, May Isl. Fl
tricks was today: reelected president
of the South Atlantic and Gulf divis-
ions of the International .LoDgshore-
mems Association at the Pensacola
selected as the place of meeting for
the next convention of the union rep
resentatives.
Z Among the important actions taken
by the Representative of the differ
ent local unions of the Longshore-
mems Association at the ePnsacola
meeting was the adoption of res1u-
ton to discontinue loading of ships
operated by the United States Ship
ping Board, unless that organization,
before stated time, showed more Of
a disposition toward recognizing the
union.
The differences between the union
and the Mallorv, and Clyde lines We're
also discussed, but just what action, If
any, was taken by the convention, has
not been made public.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29

The reelection of Fricks to presi
dency of the South Atlantic division
of the Longshoremen's Union is of To-
cal interest because of his attitude
towards the Brunswick strike situa-
ton. Despite the fact that Interna-
tional President O'Connor has issueu
a 1statement in which he declared the
local strikers have taken an errone-
Gus position, and ordered them to re-
sumo work, tricks has taken an OPP
posite view and has advised the
Brunswick strikers to remain ont I'M
til their demands were granted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
UNION OFFICIALS WILL
III ACQUlEScE I'M STRIKE
(By the Associated Press)

Chicago, ay 2S.-0ficials. of the diff
ferent railroad employees unions not
only feel compelled to refrain from
trying to prevent the men from leay
ing, the railroad service, but will ac
quiesce in such action, if taken, UNI
less the Railway Labor Board grants
promptly a just wage increase, B, M.
Jewell, acting president of the Rail.
road Shopmen's department4today de-
.clared in closing labor's rebuttat ar
sguments before the board, which has
been conducting ain inquiry for sever
al days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
CORRESPONDENT HERE TO
WRITE ARTICLE ON PORT

L A. Nixon, a special correspondent
of the Lightner Publishing Corpora
ton, with headquarters in New York,
arrived in Brunswick yesterday for
the purpose of writing special arti-
Gle on the local port. which will be
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29

front have stood for more than hun
bred years, and that section Of the
city in, no wise resembled the up
town section, where the sky-scrapers
prevail
Yesterday we spent n Indianapolis,
another pretty and enterprising city,
and today we are in Louisville, where
the members of the party are really
Expecting the most enjoyable day Of the
trip.
All Brunswickians are Well and hap.
py, Ali Gordon left the party at St
Louis, but all others will complete
the trip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29

published in the Marine Register, of
New Orleans The Lighner Publish
ing Corpora ton publishes. many, bust
ness and trade magazines in different
parts of the country, the Gulf Marine
Register being. one. of sthenumbef
This publication has a wide circula-
ton, and Mr.. Nixons article on !, the
Port of Brunswick. viii be.a valuable
advertisement for this city. t-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
ASK APPROPRIATION TO
PAY PARCELS CLAIMS
(By DE Associated Pressl

Washington. May 2S.-Postmaster
General Burleson asked Congress to-
day for an additional appropriation Of
one million dollars to pay claims re!
sulting from lost and damaged do.
mestic mail parcels. The! recent
freight and express embargoes, he
said, had added tremendously to the
volume of insured packages handled
by the United States mail service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
INSISTS THAT ARMENIA
HAVE ACCESS TO SEA
(By the Associated Press)

Washington. ay 2S.-In the pending
arbitration of the boundaries of Ar
Amenia, President Wilson will insist.
IT is said. that the new republic be
given free access to the sea through
Batum. which the allied supreme
council has tentatively decided will
be a free port. under inter-allied con-
rol.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29
BERGD0I-L CASE TO
SIS BE INVESTIGATED
(By the Associated Pressl

Washington, May 2S.-A congress
sional investigation of the. escape of
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the veal
thy Philadelphia dfaft evader who re-
Gently escaped from an armed mill
tary- guard, is proposed in a resolu-
ton introduced today by Chairman
Kahn, of tifehouse military affairs
committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-29

After competing with thousands of
young men and women under twenty
We years of age, these youths are the
winers of the Walker Blaine eBale
$4,000 platform contest. The con-
test was conducted by the Republi-
can national committee for education
al purposes. The first prize OF Sc 0o0
was awarded to Carl Smith Jose'yn,
of Springfield, Mass. the second Of
$4,000 to Howard B Wilson of Phila-
delphia; the third of $1,000 to y. =;
Smith, of Ann Arbor. Mich. All are
college men. attending respectively
the. universities OF Harvard Pennsyl-
vania and michigan.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
AssassiR's Aim Poor;
Silver City Man Escapes

Orants \. M- Sept o.-H. !.
HaVerkanipf Is at his home here.
prosirated as the result Of an at
tempt on his life which was made
Saturday evening when he return
ed 10 his home. As he. neared the
corral an unknown person fired at
him from behind the corral. the
shot coming from a 1890 rife. but
missing me mark and entering the
.hle of q nearby building. Tracks
were found leading from the corral
and hioo,ihounds were pat upon the
trail al once but were unable 10
follow the scent on account Of be-
coming confused with other anima's
which were running near. Mr.
Haverkampf Il well known In this
vicinity where he has lived for
many years and the cause of the
shooting h a mystery.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
Gang Auls
Thieves Along RuIisI

DourIne Ar|t- sept . foliov
ing me dIsappeafanco Of several
automobiles from towns altna tho
Arizona border. olilcinls today ~
n0mccd they hud uncoatfcd whtI
they believed to be- an urRnn|rod
geng of aulomohllr thieves. Nho
with hoadquaficfs IN lhn mountains
Of sonora. Mexico ncar Cananta.
Hmiegled cars across lhe lnlofinA 1
llonal lino a. lhrlr rendfxvons where
The machines are diVnnnllcd. built
uNcr. repainled and lhcn rlarei IN
the market for sale.
Following investigation tho cars
wert' traced 10 sonora. AlfnnN,. pes
quwrfa. Mexican consul here has
issued orders Tor ihr cara. which
have not yet been dlsmanilcd to be-
brought hack 20 The United slnlcs.
Information regarding The organ
izcd kang was given following lhc
arrest ~ a man. who is,allcp,d lu
have been CONNECTED IN the plot.