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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-29
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.

Airado el rey de las feras
la garra extiende con furia,
y por el lomo enterrole
hasta el costillar las ufias.
volvi6se herido lloroso
de los corderos en- busca.
quienes dolidos de el,
lie perdonan y lie curan
Esta advertencia convene
a los fatuos sin ventura,
que sus iguales desprecian
v con los grandes Sc juntan.
"LoS HoMBREs Y LAS AYES
Huerfano desde Ell nido
sin plumas en- la infancia
un tierno pichoncillo
tristemente piaba.
Pajarracos distintos
Y animaluchos pasan,
los unos Dor el tronco.
-" OeNSn RSA 4oS A0AA@eNSs
Cada cual al oirle,
lie insulta en- su desgracia
con aquel sobrenombre
que su entender degrade;
mas cuando volar pudo,
y vieron quo era aguila,
humillados entonces
todos le saludaban
La saves y los hombres
tienen las propias maiias,
desprecian a los debiles
y los fuertes halagan.''
Complicado en- una conspiraci0n CT
bana, que "se decia iba a estallar er
Ell mes de agosto'', fue ejecutado e
29 de JUNG de 1874.
Cuando marchaba al Iugar del su
plicio, ibs recitando su Ultima poesia
jamas igualada por poeta aguno en-
tan terrible trance.
La titulo "P1egaria a Dios''. IQuier
no La cOnoce?
''ser de inmensa bondad, Dios pode
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vos acudo en- mi dolor vehemente;
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cumplase en- mi til voluntad, iDios
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De esperar es que los cubanos, que
tantas pruebas de patriotismo tienen
dadas ,hagan PLACIDo valdes la
misma iusticia que Juan Clemente Ze
nea, y perpetden su memoria como Sc
merece.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
AMATEUR COOKS
 TO ENTERTAIN
 SCHOOL HEADS
Domestic Science Class to Be Hostesses to Faculty
 At Dinner

The 9A domestic science class of Bancroft junior high school will enter tain the faculty of the school at din her today at noon under the direction of Miss Dorothy Foraker. their in- structor. The girls of the 9A domes- tic science class of Horace Mann jun for high school will entertain their mothers at luncheon today at 12:3O D. III. at the Horace Mann building. This class is under the direction of Miss Marguerite Ovens.
 After a careful study and prepara- ton of the lunch box. the vocational classes of Central school enjoyed a picnic at Highland park yesterday with their teacher, Mss Myrtle Irwin About 45 children composed the two classes which atteneded. All the do- mestic departments of the district are under the supervision of Mrs. Ada Reasoner.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
NsPEcrs CUSTOM HOUSES.

Col Charles R. Hardy, United States customs collector for the dis trict oi Arizona, is making an inspec- tion of customs houses along the bor- der including Naco and Agua Prieta. He was at Agua Prieta yesterday and is expected at Naco today. Colonel Hardy reports that business cOndi- tions in Sonora are excellent and that a great amount Cf products is now coming across the border from Mex ico into the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
HOLD M|DK|FF FOR SHOUTING
 IF POLICEMAN
Members of Bisbee Force In Fracas at Naco Dismissed
 From Service

After making thorough nvesti eation Of the circumstances surround iue the shootpr or PatrC'man Doyle at Nac0 early Wu5nss5a. morning h. Deputy Sherir Nia'iu l. A. Kemp ten ch.el oG police, orro1rced today that boh Doyle and fIesgard of the city police force a@z dismissed from the force.
 Wallace Drewce special Dolicz officer who was v-ith rsgrard and Doyle. was cn ae force only tempo ra~iiy, and hi5 0aica cf cmploymen. by the citv hal terminated >the day before.
 Eemp,on said that he found that Doyle and Hala;sd had no authority for being a, Naco at that time. and that they Were supposed to be on night duty at Bia8sy lie said that they had procured day policeman tc stay on their beat while they were gone, but this made no diffelepce.
 Midkifi ia Custody
 R N. French, county attorney, said last night hat Midkift is held in custody at Tombstone and that charg- es will be placed against him. He said that Assistant County Attorney Roark will be n Naco this morning to make an investigation of the af- fair to determine the nature of the charges te be placed against MidlSift. Sheriff Mcdonald said last night that his office is also conducting all investigation with a vew of bringing charges against Midkiff.
 Customs officers at Naco reported that when 1t was found that Midkiff was held by the Mexican police an investigation of the contents of his car was made. They said that a pint bottle of mescal and an army over coat were found in the car. that had 1een left standing near the customs house on the American side, Accord ing to the customs men they at first determined to hold the car and place a federal charge against Midkiff but later decided that it would be impOs- sible to prove that the liquor belong cd to Midkiff and not to one of his party.
 It was reported at the C. & A. hospital last night that Doyle had spent @ resrful day and that his wounded arm, although badly injured, would probably be saved.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Legion tO Provide An Old Time Fourth
 For Bisbee Riddles

A big Fourth ol July celebration for the children Of the Warren dis uict will be staged on Monday. July ) by the American Legion At the Legion meeting last night the follow ing were appointed as a committee on the celebration: C. NJ McKeaa, Clarence Mckay Theodore Kreigh- baum, w E. Beeman and John Elem ing.
 The Legion intends to make il a big day for the children and will see to il that none of the kiddies lack an opportunity to display their patriot ism with the customary hullabalaa and racket that makes the day so dear to the youngsters heart. The day will be celebrated on the 5th. as the 4th. comes on Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
GO TO COMMENCEMENT

Mrs. V. N. Wacek and dauehter. Louie Mae left ye terday afternoon ment exercises Of the American School of Physical Education. where Mrs. WaceB's daughter, Jessie. will graduate. Miss Wacek las already accepted a position in one Of the biz Chicago piaygrouuds as supervisor. Mrs Wacek and baby will later go Wisconsin, Jo Mrs. WacaF's 2iG home Co visit for several months.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
HOTEL AR RIVALS

Among the arrivals al the Copper Queen hotel last night were w. j. Cyenshaw, Louisville, Ky; Warren Pitcher, E. E. Perrenott, Herbert Grunsford. R. N. Winchester and C.. w Hurd, Fl Paso; Milton Gutzman, Tucson; o. E. Patterson, Apache; George W. Hart, Douglas; C. Sites, Gananea; W. A. Cundiff, Kansas
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
EVERETT COOLEY DIES

Word reached here yesterday that the BOrderland garage who received a broken neck while swimming in a canal near Mesa several days ago, has died of his injuries. lie leaves a widow and five children. He is brother-inlaw of Mrs Nj Stevens of this city. She left last Monday for Mesa to be at his bedside.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
uNOELlVEREp TELEGRAMs

There are mGelivered telegrams at the West eiu Union for B l.. Whit low. Rafael Menez. C. A. D0NnarG. Louisa De Polk, II. D. Toyrice, John Plancich, Mrs. Robert Dixon, C. II. Lowe end Walter Green.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
INVITE DOUGLAS WOMEN.

The BisDee chapter of the Eastern Star has invited the Douglas chapter to come to this city next Tuesday to welcome home Miss Danzita Angius, grand worthy matron of the Eastern Star. Miss Angius will be in Douglas next Tuesday to pay ner official visit to the Border chapter.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
POSTPONE PARTY

The entertainment which was to be given tonight by the Mothers club to the sebenth and eighth grades of Horace Mann junior High school will be postponed indefinitely on account of the illness of several members Of the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
NEWSPAPER MAN ARRIVES

Warren Pitcher. advertising man from Fl Paso. and well known here as editor of many special and min ing editions Of newspapers. arrived in Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
ON MOONLIGHT PICNIC.

The 2S members Of the June gradu ating class Of Bisbee high school will go on moonlight picnic over the divide tonight. They will De accompa- med by Principal E. Q. Snider and MiY Hattie Malam.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
DAUGHTER IS BORN

Word was received here yesterday that a daughter Jane Lorraine, had been born to Mir. and Mrs J. R. Arm strong at Ventura, Cal, June 1. They were formerly residents of Bisbee. Mir. Armstrong is the son of MT. and Mrs. Adam Armstrong of Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
RELIEvEs MIGHT CLERK

,- w. H. Minshull. for many years night clerk at the Copper Queen ho- tel, and now manager of the Arizona club at Phoenix, is back at the desk at the hotel temporarily in the ab- sence Of A. 3. Longacre. who is talk ing vacation at NIurietta Hot Springs
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04

City; II. l.. Young. Philadelphia; J. R Wells. Denver; George D. Keller, -T. A. Mclean. Phoenix; George r.. NOycroft, Dallas; j. A. Mcdonald, Gleeson; E. L. Porter, William Crow ley, Los Angeles; C. McCune, Kan eas City; J. N Davis, Tombstone; J. T. Windren. Mesa.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
IiDs Of the T'OlUr,
ROBERTS IN siSREE

Charles Roberts, state senator and candidate for governor on the Dem ocratic ticket, was 2 visitor in Bis bee yesterday from Wilcox. Roberts is optimistic over his political out look.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
ATTORNEYS LEAVE

w II. Rurges and Frank D. Cur ley attorneys for the defense in the deportation cases, were in Bisbee yesterday. Burges left last night for Fl Paso and Curley retufned to Tue son.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
FROM CANANEA

Casey Sites, assistant secretary treasurer of the Cananea Consolida,- ed Copper company, arrived in Bis bee yesterday from Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Y SECRETARY SICK

Earl V. Thompson, boys work sec retary of the Y. NJ. c. A, is confin- ed to his room with 8 very severe cold.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
k OF C. PICNIC

All members of St. Patrick's parish arc invited to attend the picnic given at Highland park, Sunday June 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
ENDS VISIT

Miss Marguerite Harris. who has been staying at the Y. w. c. A. for the past few weeks, left yesterday evening for Fulton, Missouri.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
RETURNS FROM COAST

E. A. Stevens, miner, has returned from a months visit in Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
RETURNS FROM TRIP.

ai-s. A. F. Brehm has returned to Bisbce from Concordia. Kansas, where she has been visiting relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
FROM COUNTY SEAT

J. N. Gaines, of the Cochise Coun- ty Tax Payers association, is in Bis bee from Tombstone
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE-Furniture for rooms;
 cheap. Call No. apartment, Rex Arms. 4792-6-6
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
DOUGLAS MERCHANT FIBRE

P. v. Moreno, manager Of .the J. c. Penney company store at DoUslas was 9 business visitor in Bisbee yes teTday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
MRs GRESHAM ILt

Mrs. l. D. Gresham, associate sec rotary al the '. ". C. A., is conlinei 70 her home
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
CANDIDATE IN TOWN

O. F. Patterson, cattle man from Apache. and candidate for nomina- ton for sheriff on the Republican ticket, arrived in the district yester- day
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
LEAVES FOR EAST

Mrs. J P Kirwin left yesterday afternoon for Rockford, Illinois.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
ATTENTION. B. p. o. E.

Get your picnic lunch ay the P. D. Mere Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-04
TO GOLDEN GATE

TO GOLDEN GATE
 J A. Hendricks. well known Bisbe' miner. left ias1 night for San Fran cisco. FROM JOHNSON CAMP
 John Lemon Of the Johnson camp is in Bisbee on visit
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-07

knocking one Of the soldiers down.
He was Private Paul Branson of Chi
cago.
Summers fired in the direction whence
the brick came.
No one was hit, but the shot had a
salutary effect on the mob and 1t slowly
retreated under the guns.
Branson suffered nastly scalp wound.
Meanwhile Santeno de Saints. the 81
Gl1an charged with Staying Tony Hemp
hill and Amiel Calcaterera, two young
noys, has been spirited away to Spring
field for safe keeping.
It was DeSantis' arrest and the mob's
desire to lynch him which started the
r.otlng
Dark skinned" Sicilians from the
south Of Italy are the particular objects
of the mob's wrath, being accused Of
Black Hand extortions and robberies.
The more militant spirits among the
rioters assert foreigners must go"
The foreign district here, housing sew
eral thousands normally, is wreck to
day.
Flames have eaten up many of the
dwellings.
City authorities are fearful that when
the foreigners attempt TO return to work
In the mines there Will be further serious
aoutbreaks.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-07
REPORTS CLASH
AS TO JULIETTA
State Board of Accounts Over,
rides Grand Jury.

difference OF opinion between the
Marion county grand jury and the state
board Of accounts was revealed today
when the state board Of accounts made a
report TO the county auditor that the
Marion County Asylum for Incurnhle
Insane at Julietta l. the best managed
institution in Marion county"
The grand jury recommended, some
time ago, that Or. Loren c. Hyde su-
perintendent Of the institution, be re-
moved because Of the poor manner in
which the institution was being con
Quoted
The question which now is being asked
Is, n the grand jury thinks the head Of
the best managed institution in the
county should be removed for incom-
potency, what must it think of the other
institutions and why is not something
recommended about them?
The institution mas cost the taxpayers
Of Marion county total Of S139 S66.7
from Jan. 1, 1918, to July 81, 1920, ac
cording 20 the report.
The expenditures are
For IvlS' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .So4'Oto.2o
For 1919 ........,.,............ 5S,206.S6
For 1920 up to July 81. 1920. 275S4.67
Among the various items of the cost Of
operating Julietta under DR.. Hyde, who
resigned as superintendent this week be-
cause of poor health, are: Administra
ton. $29, 1904; maintenance, $S3,2S5.6S; /;
general repairs, 81, 1861; specific repairs,
$13. .455.00 insurance, $Sl5; electric wir
Ing, Sl,92030, and the disability Of Mrs
Dark, $4s360, making the total cost Of
running Julietta at S139,s66.7S.
QUARTERLY REPORTS
ARE SUGGESTED.
The total inventory fixes the value OF
the institution at S122, ,770 and the report
states that the total paid the county with
in the period under investigation from
the sale of live stock. junk and the like,
amounted to $4,22S.S2.
The report was signed by Field Ex
Continued on Page TwO.)
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-07

BADLY BURNED
BY LIGHTNING
Sewers Back Up and Boats Are
Used on Streets After
Storm.

One man was injured and considerable
property damage was done by overflow
ing sewers as result OF thunder
storm early this afternoon.
william West. 10. 1881 North West
street, n conductor ON a Bro0kside street
tar, was struck by lightning and in
iured
He was shifting a trolley pole at OF
ney and Brookside avenues when light
ming struck the pole, travelling down
ward into his body.
His condition Is said not To be serious,
although he was painfully burned.
An unusually large number OF flooded
streets were reported, indicating the
rainfall In most sections Of the city was
much heavier than in the downtown dis
trict, whore the weather bureau re-
corded 40 Of an inch, not. an unusual
amount for n thunder shower.
Sewers backed up under the elevated
tracks at Massachusetts avenue and
Tenth street, putting the East Tenth,
Brookside and Columbia car lines enc
tlrely out of commission,
Reports from the nelghborhood of
Fletcher avenue and Pine street indi-
Gated boats we've being used in the
streets.
High water also WAS reported on South
Illinois street. north Of the Union sta
tion; at Washington and Noble streets,
on Windsor avenue, north Of Tenth
street, and on Park avenue, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
Pogues run was reported to be level
with the top Of its banks In the Forth
eastern part Of the city.
Traffic on East Market street and on
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-07
DenUer Car Strike Ended;
City Still Under Martial LaU

DENVER, Aug. THE Denver street
car strike was called Off by a vote Of
members of the tramway union here to
day and the striking carmen viii report
Immediately 10 their respective divisional
headquarters for work.
Resumption Of passenger carrying serv-
ice was expected late this afternoon.
Employees voted s81 to 50 to return to
work.
With regular army soldiers patrolling
the congested districts and the city un-
der military rule, quiet prevailed through
out the day following two nights Of
bloodshed and riotous disorders.
The total of dead was raised to five
by last nights lighting and the wounded
to more than fifty.
Renewal Of the rioting, which already
had resulted in property damage amount
ing to thousands of dollars, began about
. o'clock last night.
The crowds, which had been compare
lively good natured during the day,
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-07
TWO OHIO ARRESTS IN
ILLINOIS RIOT CASE

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. Frank BIZ
anca, 40, and his son Paul. 16, giving
their home as Bellaire, O., were held
by police today for authorities Of West
Frankfort, Ill, where rioting has been
in progress.
A wire from West Frankfort to local
police said the Biancas were wanted for
an alleged murder there Aug B.
message sent by the elder Blanca
to an alleged accomplice now under ar
rest at Benton. ILL.,, gave local police
their clew IS to his Sghereahonts saAd 10
was arrested Friday night
Blanca said he had driven here from
tho Illinois city in an automobile.
when the elder Blanca was arrested
he was carrying a suit case containing
ten sticks Of dynamite and a loaded re
volver, police say.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-07
CITY OFFICIALS
SEE OTHERWISE
Say Bond Authority Is Still
With State Tax Board.

City officials were inclined today to
disagree with attorneys who yesterday
announced they had discovered what
they thought to be a Joker" in the
amendment to the state tax law passed
by the special session Of the state legis-
lature.
The attorneys held that section Of the
amending act took from the state tax
board the power to pass on bond issues
and did not give the power to issue bonds
without state supervision to county, city
and township units until Jan. 1.
Dixon H. Bynum, assistant city at
torney, said it is his opinion that the
section permits the tax board to con
tinue to exercise it's authority until Jan.
/ 1921, since il mentions this date.
The part of the section over which
doubt has been raised reads as follows
, .sSec. T. That section 201 of the above
entitled act be amended to read as fol-
lows: Section 2o1. After Jan. I, 1921
any municipal corporation, through its
proper legal officers, may issue such
bonds or other evidence Of Indebtedness
as It may deem necessary"
The discoverers OF the supposed ''joker'
contend that since the language Of the
section is "That Section POI Of the above
entitled act be amended to read as fol
lows that the next section is substi-
tuted in its entirety for the old and that
the new section took effect Immediately
when the governor signed the bill last
Saturday.
The attorneys held that since the sub
stituted section does not give the tax
board the power to pass on bond is
sues, and since it entirely supersedes
the old section, that the tax board has
lost its authority to pass on bond issues.
Mr.. Bynum, however, held that since
the section specifically states, AFTER
Jan. 1, 1921, any municipal corporation,
etc, that the tax board remains in the
saddle until that time.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-07
TENN. SUFFRAGE
HOPES ADDED TO
Special Election for Vacancies
Brings Friends to Fore.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 7.-Sunra-
gists are elated at the result OF the spe-
cial election to MI vacancies IN the legis-
lature preparatory to the extra session.
Thirteen men were to be named to fill
these vacancies
Not all results have come in, yet II is
certain that nine of those definitely de-
termlned friends OF suffrage have been
chosen.
Elections were held in three senatorial
districts two fioterlal districts and seven
counties.
There is one contest yet to he heard
from.
Suffrage leaders declare they have
pledges from nine of the twelve so far
reported, und that two of the others de
clare they favor ratification.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-07

FAIR GROUNDS. DAYTON, o., Aug. Z.
Headed by their national standard
bearers, Gov. James NJ. Cox and Frank
lin d. Roosevelt, who insisted on march.
ing, approximately 10000 cheering demo
Gratis paraded through the streets of Day
ton this afternoon TO the county fair
grounds, the scene OF the notification cere-
monies.
Cox and Roosevelt appeared unexpect-
edly at the head Of the parade just before
Il started.
They wers greeted with great out
burst OF cheers.
II was the governors idea that they
should march with the democrats
II wanted to see II Mr Roosevelt can
stand the gan" be explained.
About 200 prominent democrats at
tended the buffet luncheon given at noon
by Governor and Mrs. Cox at their home,
Trails End"
The governor and his wife were at the
door to greet every one.
Tables were set on the veranda Of the
home, which oyeriooks the beautiful
Miami valley.
Secretary Tumulty, Breckenridge Long
of Missouri and George Brennan Of illi-
nois were among those present.
The eyes of the nation. and particu-
larly those eyes that scan the democratic
horizon, are 'prued toward Dayton today.
The ears Of the nation are inclined
toward Dayton, where, mt o'clock this
afternoon. Gov. James ~ Cox was
formally told THAI he has been made
the democratic nominee for president
ana viii voice. in formal speech Of
Acceptance. his Interpretation OF democ-
Tacy's platform aud the issues Of the
1870 campaign.
Local and national committees had
completed every detail OF preparation
for the notification ceremonies. and Day
Jimmy" Cox told Of the honor his
ONE MYSTERY
CLEARED.
The air of mystery and speculation
that has surrounded the insert" that
Gov. Cox had announced would be given
out n part of his formal address. was
dispelled at o'clock this morning when
the governor announced there would be
no insert"
II had been expected that this addl-
tlon TO the governors speech would deal
with some important domestic problem
and there had been much conjecture as
to its contents
No reason for his decision not to make
public the Insert" was assigned by the
governor.
At l o'clock this afternoon Capt. j.
L. Gimperling, commander. and Paul =.
I o'Brien, chief Of staf, bad the eleven
Continued ON Page, TwoD
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-07

Then Mr.. Higgins is said TO have
stated Fesler should be forced to ad-
vertise for bids as he was not the board
of county commissioners and that Fes-
Ter was acting too ofIiclous regarding
matters over which he was not con-
cerned.
1t was then that Mr. Fesler is said to
have stated he was not going to be told
how to run his Office by a crook"
Mr.. George states that when such an
alleged remark was made by Fesler,
Huggins jumped over the bench and that
Fesler and Higgins rolled to the floor,
with Huggins on top.
Finally Huggins and Fesler were sep.
arated and were advised to cool off,"
Mr.. George stated.
Mr.. George said he saw no blows ex-
changed and contends that 1t was only
a "scuffle."
The son of Mr. Fesler came into the
commissioners court as the scuffle ended
ana prevented a renewal of hostilities, it
Is said
Mr.. Higgins made no statement fol-
lowing the episode.
Mr. Fesler stated that on previous
occasions Mr.. Huggins had requested
him not to make public certain road
petitions which he presented.