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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21

Harry CKid) Brown is coming IN at l25
pounds. rngs!de, for his bout with cham,
&ondsy night. while the titleholder will step
into the rnG at catch weights, Brown said
today the weight will not weaken him This
is TO be the only X-rounder on the pro-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-21

'T am going to surrrise the Phiiad:'iii;
phia fans" said Kid Williams today. i
inderstard there has been all sorts OF chat
ter that I Will be unable 20 box success
sence from the ring. Well. watch mo Mon
day night" The kiddo; former bantam
the three elght-round Tits at shibe Park.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11
NEW HAVEN ROAD
 IN NEED OF "FzMPTIES.,

Great difficulty is being experienced by the New Haven Road freight of hcials in rounding up empty frieght cars now in more urgent demand than at any previous time during the freight congestion. An added diff culty is the delay of manufacturers and large shippers in the unloading of cars at factory sidings.
 At the freight transportation office Of the road yesterday it was said that urgent demands for the unloading ot cars had been made to the shippers and also to Chambers of Commerce for aid in this important work. A
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11

The Alumni of the Bridgeport Hos pita1 Training school will: honor the graduating class with a luncheon and dance on June 19. The luncheon will be served at 6 o'clock and the dance will take place at o'clock. The com 1rittee in charge consists of Miss Ag- nes Tanning, Miss Hynderer, and Miss Madlyn Roth. Any of the alumni who wish to attend the luncheon are re- quested to call Noble S15 or Barnum 21SS to make reservations.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11

grave possibility is at hand. 1t was said, that of placing at certain points embargoes on local freights unless a far greater and more concerted effort is made in unloading shipments re- ceived.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11
CHINA'S FOREIGN
 TRADE GROWING

Shanghai, June II Growth of Chfna's foreign trade is shown in a eeport just issued giving customs eevenues of the 4S ports in China in which duties were collected. The tohl collections for last year amount ed to 4s.o09.16o Haikwan taels, an Increase over the revenues collected an 1918 of 9,664 Hk. tateis. The Haik- wan tael, unit of customs value in China, ranges in value from $1.35 to S1.5o gold.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11
Powered Georgette
 Dresses

There is a profusion of thej most dainty lowered pat terms among the fabrics used in these dresses. They have the round neck, short sleeves which are nicely trimmed with pleated ribbon, has an elastic bottom and a girdle of silk S14.75
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11
Accordian Pleated Serge Dresses

Are tailored from a very serviceable quality Navy Serge. Has the eton jacket, with vestee of lace, short sleeves, and a wide Parisian ribbon ..t..----.. S14.75
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11

ADVERTISE IN TEE TIMES.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11
HAH~s O & - = - ~~ Paria
 LEADING
SATURDAY, BARGAIN DAY, VALUES AT DILL
 DUPIICATED ELSEWHERE

among
 
 things need at Saturday and you'll New stylish variable Summer Millinery Flowers Fla Veiings Shirt Summer Furs Mrabout Feather cape Auto Caps veis
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11
MARABOUT FEATHER CAFES.

S6.75 Marabout Feather CapeS $5.75 $S.5O MarabOut Feather CapeS $6.4S
 SS.75 MarabOut Feather CapcS SITS S11 .O0 Marabout Feather CapeS $S.9S $15.5O MarabOut Feather Capes S12.9S
 $tS.OO Marabout Feather Capes $14.75
 S21 .OO Marabout Feather CapeS SI7.9S S25.CO MarabOut Feather CapeS S22. AS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11

PETIICOAIS. s2;oo Black Percaline Powered
 Petdcoats .-....-.--.-...-. SIPS
 Fethcoafs --.--- S1.4S $2.5O Black Percaline Flowcred
 Petticoats ....... $1.9S $2.75 Black Percaline F1owered FettfcoatS $Z.2o $3.5O White Sateen, Petdcoats. .$2.75 $4.50 Silk Rufne Petticoats. .$3. AS $500 TafYeta Silk Petticoats. $5 .9S $500 Black Tafeta Silk Petticoats ss.5o Black Tafieta siik Petticoats ss.5o Jersey SIX Petticoats. -. .$7.4s Angora Wool Shoulder Scarfs half
 price.
 FUR CHOKERS. $2S.00 Squirrel Chokers ~. -$19.9s s21.0o Blended Squirrel Cholkers $50. o.oo Blended Squirrel Chokers S75.OO Stone Martin ....... .S62.75 $65.OO Natural Beaver Scarfs. .$54.75 $20.OO Taupe Wolf Fur Scarfs $14.9S S1O.OO Coney Fur Cholzers. S7 AS S5O.OO Red Fox Scarfs. ...... $37 .9S S4O.OO Red Fox Scarfs. ...... $29.75 S5O.OO Taupe Fox Scarfs. S37 .9S Great Bargains in Black Fox, Black Lynx, Natural Skunk, Natural Fitch.
 RIBBONS.
 75 cents yard all silk ribbons
 ............... .35 cents per yd. Flower Sprays half prices Flower Wreaths half prices. VeiIings and Fancy Veils cost prices. Fancy Feathers half prices.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11
Satin Dresses

Are pronounced by the pretty vestee effect, collar of a fine quality lace, of beauti- full designs, has a crashed eirdle of the same material, over-skirt is fashioned with pointed effect, can be worn at any hour of the day $14.75
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-11

Mems one piece suits, Tn plain col ors and plain with stripes, cotton rib S1.50 to S2.50
 Mems two piece suit of cotton, plain cOlOfS -.'-..-. po.oO
 Mems one piece suit of wool, round neck, black trimmed with green S5.50
 Mems two piece Bathing Suits of sweater knit, V neck and of Oxford color ..-...--..... '........- S7.5O
 Mems two piece Wool Bathing Suits jersey knit, heather color $7.0O a suit
 Mems Heavy Wool Jersey Knit Suits, two piece, round neck and come in crimson and heather
 SS.UU SulC Mems White Swimming Jerseys, all wool .. .. :. $500 suit Boys one piece bathing suits, cot ton knit, in black, trimmed with orange stripe SZ.UU Boys two piece bathing suits, jersey rib, in Navy blue and trimmed with 1 red stripe at bottom ,..... s1.50 suit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
6 GF RMAN SHIPS
AWARDED ENGLAND
TWO FORMER MY DRE Nd.
GIFTS NRE Ni0CNrtD
10 UNITED STATES

~ AH"AH NANftA NN"AH
I.CNpON May 3-SiN former Cor
man wurfhips the I,ad.n, ll,lgoland,
pur.n. Rhcinland. Wcsifal"n and Nur
,nisurg. aad ~ Submarines haN" been
aiiocatod a. Great Rritain accnrding to
an announcement in the house uf com
mons today
The United STATES viii e.; the ostf,r
niand and Frankfurt.
Ac~oriirg To- the announcement
France has hcen awarded the ThurinErr
and Emdcrr and n Huhrinfins: Japan
viii grt the Old~nhurg. Nassau and
Augsburg. and ltnN will receive seven
submarines
Alteration oi the remaining ~ lirht
cruIscrs. 80 d.-siroyers and fifty torp'
~ hangs the Commoncrs were Informed
drt,-nds on the selections made hy
France and itsiv frwn che ships io h'
snfreadercrd under the Austrian treaty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
FRAUD is CHARGED
BY BAILEY FORCES

ny Associated Press.
DALLAS. Mav 3--M ~. Wolf.
chairman uf the Texas state democratic
executive committee. commenting on
tho sweeping victory of the Wilson
administration inrc's In the Texas pre-.
oinct conventions Saturday. declared In
abatement hero today that history
repeats itrclf' ana the "rractinnaries''
hiyc been rcpudiated. he made M
direct reference 10 an carlior statement
from antiadministiation headquarters
IN which fraud aud intimidation" In
the precinct meetings were charged
Hurled by Egotism.
"rhc political graveyard is white
with tumhstonrs uf the men whnsr
political srliishness and personal
oFntirm buried them with their fares
down" Mr. Wolfe said In the state.
mcnt In this country aud In Europe
c"nriructivc progress is thu slogan of
tnc people aud woe hoiidr the man who
gets iu tn way
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
THREE DELEGATES
WILL Be CHOSEN
DEI.FG ATES To STATE MEETING
iRE 10 nE SELECTED At
3 O'CLOCK.

Delegates to the state democratic
convention 90 be- held IN Dallas NAV
20. viii be- elected at the county con.
yrnilon this Afternoon at . O'Clock In
the district court room Twenty d"l'
giirs will be- present. seventeen II them
hav, been instructed for the admins
watiun. two fnf Rally and one unln'
.iuc',d lt D. expected that Attorney
VI 4 " Jackson Who is chairman OF
the democratic executive commiie" in
Potter countV. viii act - t"mporarv
chairman r1llng the convention o.
order
ArcmiIug o. ih. decision ~ the stare
d.posrttic executive cumWiitr'. ih''
,amntirs will D. entitled to unp db '.
gate bon fh' state convention ~ every
tive hundred votes ~ major part Their
uf ,r.f rr governor in the primary
eletrlUn iu 1918. % IL expected % 2
Potter ,nurtv viii hr entitled tu about
three dr'rglirs in M" state convention
S,'o.fan ~ delegates O. thr stat"
convention to D. held Mav @ iu Dallas
uiU not necessarily hr limited in e
,trIr, from thnsr fn the ruun'N cen.
t,ntiun t,rnriing tu NJ jackson Th'
convention may select ary qualiit"
,ot,t .,rn though h' or sh" may no'
o. % delegate tn tho county cunVcn.
tlon otd Nj lackson.
Although ir MOST IT ihc ur,rinri'
ip Poster county. more delegates wrrr
,lert.l than there were fuil vote
rhis viii ncressitate the giving ~ part
,o,es a. d,l.raics No instructions
werr owen % delcrlis 90 vote a. Z
unit 10 b. understood and n u said
that there NAV Dc some unusual work
ln Mathematics required IN toiallinr
su,er NJ the convention to-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
COUNTY DELEGATES
WILL Be SELECTED
TODAY OVER STATE
ADMINisTR iTI0N ENDORSED ~
I,sI0 PRECINCTS OFT OE
I,i00 ~ STATE.


DALLAS. May 2-T,Xas democrats
viii meet In county conventions IN
some go counties tomorrow to select
delegates to tho state democratic co'.
vcniion to b. held at Dallas on Nav
-. wlth-ihr endorsement "f the ma
iional administration ALREADY assured
through action ~ precinct conventions
last saturday No additional precinct
returns were tahulatcd during the dav.
The unofficial returns. with more
than q hundred precincts missing. gave
the demorruii, forces favorable ~
President Wilson aud his policies i.eil
~ the 7 i0o state convention votes.
The convention vote TOE the element
IT the PARTY headed hy frmcr Srnaior
.loSrnh Bailey. vhi,h vagcd "a Niroroue
rampairn frr the r,pudniion of thr
national admipiHtliiou uill sioud ~
rorty.nint tonight "n ih' i7r' "i incon.
plrtc and unofficial rr,urns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
THREATEN
To MOB LANDLORD
APARTMENT HOUSE OWNER ~
GREETED ny frSii.ADE or
BRICKS ut DETROIT.

~ NNaofIafed w.
DETROIT. MAY s.-Morris Pearl
man an apartment house owner,
was greeted hy fusilade ~ bricks
and other missiles tonight when he
called ri the building TO collect
rentals which IN. tenants todd po-
licc had bccn increased 20 per cent.
A. Svmpathizrrs with the tenants
congtcgat.d rsarlman took refuge
in IN" ianitor's apartment and
listened a. hoots and cries of
"huch him." until a police officer
arrived and rcsruei him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Cites l.loyd George.

Cites lloyd George.
Ten years ago when Lloyd George
In the British parliament made that
mntchlrss fight for reforms In behalf
of the common people he was looked
mun as q freak But today Lloyd
trorgr is counted. with one exception.
the greatest statesman In all the
world
Nickels Signs Statement.
The earlier statement by the anti.
administration element of the Texas
democratic party. signed by Luther
Nickrls, campaign manager for former
senator Joseph " Bailey. declared tho
former senator would continue In th'
Texas gibcrnatorial race II charged
fraud and intimidation" In the pre-
cincl conventions and declared that IN,
overwhelming appearances" ot the re-
suits were due to the untrue. Only
about 100. 0O0 of the .00O. 600 Texas
voters expressed their will AZ tho con
ycniions Mr. Nickels asserted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
MARYLAND VOTERS
tn SUPPORT WOOD.
PRACTICALLY OMPLETE RE
TURNS GIVE GENERAL BIG
VI MAJORITY OVER JOHNSON

BALTIMORE. MAY 3-Pructrall,
,wpl'tr returns tonight from today's
ir,riiontial primary in Maryland gave
Vrior General Leonard Mood i4.eGa
votes o. t1t1 for oSnstor Hiram W
Iulurpu maiority fnr the soldier
candidate. oi $50
C.urM Wopt carried 'll the coun.
t..a Iut Allegheny and Dorc.stcr
IDl neru.r mniDntt u the iornor couu.
Z, hriur 600
Little Interest uls DISPLAYED ir tho
election anywh,fr iu the state tho vo'"
leiur ,ha hgh',s' over east ~ u pr..
mIf boz Nsfltrd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
WIN he Ne,iiral.
Official Returns
In Montana Give
Johnson Big Lead

HELENA. Mont. MAY , 3--onicials rc.
turns from last weeks primary In y
Montana counties canyasTcd to dat"
showed today senator Hiram W. John
sor reviewed io.ls3 votes tor the nomi.
nation of IA" republican candidacy for
the republican presidency. Governor
l.oWd.n received 3.sle; Major General
Wupd sac. u'rh'it Heavier sill and
senator Warren g Harding 2ae
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Bolshevism Assailed
As Enemy of Mankind
At Negro Conference


IT LOt'iS. May a.--llolshevism was
ns-ilird ns the "cn,my " mankind" ir
The addrcss - the fifteen bishops of
the African Methodist Eplscopii
,hurch. read late to-day AZ the quad.
rieutl general conference In scssion
hYre
The address declared for equal
thrc, negrn Methodist Eplsropal Dc.
d, ,minations--th- African. the coiore,
and ihc African Methodist Episcopal
Zinn
The address decalrcd for equal
church rights for women. except IN the
ministry aud asfailed divorce especially
among the niniftrv.
II also condemned ''mob viniencr ami
the Acknowledgement of negroes IN
sunc states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
HOMES ~ u>ION
LEADERS ARE RlIDin

Nv Assnfiatfd Trees
PARIS. MsN 3-Thc homr "f ttu
uulun leader. iu Paris W,rD u.i.l iu
diN Extremist i0ni,rs ut lguu.n N"u.
lns NarsU.ll. Tuuluuro Hnd wh,r
p'1rss have been ARRESTED
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
lilies oi Heart Disease.

~ Asrrriufsi fr,~s.
IONESBORO. Ark. May 3-pr. e.
NJ l.utterlon. member uf the state
hoard 81 health and surgeon for the
Cotton l;,it ard Frisco railroads.
dropped dead of heart disease her.
t=iaN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Reports of Capture
of Kiev By Polish
Forces Are Denied

LONDON. Mav 3-Tho announce
m,nt hy the nvWsnlpcrS ir Warsaw
that the Poles have occupied Ki,z De-
uufoundcd. says % dispatch tn the Lon
dun Times from Warsaw. The Poles
however. have taken Fastu, uhout four
milos west Il kiry un that railroad and
are coniiuucing to advance ihe despatch
adds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
IiRu IONN BiNk
OItlCIN~ ~ MELTING

~ 'H.a.istal FH.u
WASHINGTON Nav Farm imn
hank officials nirrtinc here iodaN
arre,d that while this country awaits
10 o. hearlnr of tho r1ii testing the
cnn rituiionaify of tho act under
which ihe fatu lnan system opcratrf
ihoueluds sf farmers wefo compriic'l
fs farero pilns frr "siension ~ crup
planting plans Discussions viii -
suniinued tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Six Are Injured
When Storm Hits
Town IN Kansas

WICHITA. kas.. MAY 2.-SiN per.
.nns were Injured. ivo perhaps fatally
., iarnad, that swept ih'"nrh ih'
erutr- af Eurrin. kansas. late t"d'' .
r-cardiue io . Telephone message rrar'''
Ing herr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
CiIItORNIh VOTERS To
rick DELEGATES TODAY
q, A.s.eis,sdrr~.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 3--Calif"r.
MIA voter will go to the POLLS t"nNT'
row nt the presidential primary clcc.
tiou to register their choice Tor dele
gates % the republican, democratic and
pruhisition PARTY national conventions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
NEWS CENSORED =
BY UNIONS SAYS
BUFFALO WITNESS
ARTICLES uNFtvOR iRI.E To
ORGANIZED LABOR Not
PRINTED, IIE SAYS.

Wy Assoeistsd Press
WASHINGTON. Nav The charge
that the International Typographical
union exercised censorship over part
of the American press was made bcfor'
the senate news print investigation
committee today hy H. \ McConc. gen.
,ral manager of IN" Buffalo Commc,.
cial
0nl, -Four Printed scStimony.
called upon Tor a specific instance
IN support NJ his charge. Mr. McCnr
declared that only four newspapers
printed last October certain parts e
Elbcrt " Gary's testimony before tho
senate steel invcFtignting committr"
and that the buffalo News. after put.
ting the story IN type. WAS forced In
change II under pressure uf the uniun Z
shop chapel The witncfs said that the
Commercial and the New York Times
were the only papers In the eastern
rrction ~ this country that printed the
Gary criticism of organized labor -
given the committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Onl, -Four Prinlrd ;'c,iinlony
Chapel Censorship.

Mr.. McCunc charged that th" union.
through exercise ~ censorship hy th"
shop chapel. kept articles mi.Norahle
to organized labor ont ot mnsd news.
papers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04

For tho ncws Whom u is
news and the news that y
true. read The Daily News ana
Daily Panhandle.
Members of the rcliahle
Associated Press aud the only
members In amarillo aud IN
the Panhandle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
. hCE RN FELT
Owe R MURDERS
BELOW 30 RIDER
INCIDENTS REPORTED ~ TERRI.
TORY CONTROLLED ~
CARR RtNIt.
U. S. ATTITUDE uNk0WA
Additional War ship Protection ~
Points on Coast Has IIern order
cd 49, state department.
T. announcement

i,y Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. MAY .. Tile murder
~ itWn moro Americans in Mexico. re-
ported today o. the state department
acr, utust,i the concern with which of
ficials here ar, watching developments
h,N nd the hurdcr There was nothing
however. O. indicate to what e. mi the
attit1dr of the Washington government
toward the Sonora revolutionary move.
m,ul might De- affected hy the fact that
tuc incidents u,rufrrd iu Cluuuz con.
uu.i.d Territory
OrlerS Are Issued.
Additional war ship protection ~
pninte vn the coast have already been
i..Ivd hy the state department While
this htd nu relation tu the latest mur
dvrs 30 VAS stated to Indicate the view
uf officials gs e. the unsettled cond
tons prevailing in that region. nominal
IS at hast. still held by Carran2a forces.
Arrests Ordered.
The "1urier oi Ehrn Francis Green.
llw and mis- young sou hy MeNicans
near IA oru only is5 miles from Next
cp city. brought from ihc American
fIilhtNeh w MfAlih .iiA q prompt anu
cmphati, demand that the Mexican
government arrest and punish the muir,
d,rDrs
tn" American guscrihucnt contends
thag th' Carrau.' \ thoriiics were ~.
.si-snsillc for the prutcctian oi the Green
laws hcvaus II the. presence of Mexican
uoops iu the immediate viciniiv.
The date of the sailing Of the flcct ~
drstroycrs to McNiCan waters was not
n,id,' public. but the belief was expires.
Yri that they would be- sent al once.
VII Hc Neutral.
Dvsitoyors viii bc stationed At Tam.
q Vera Cruz and From
i,ras ready tn take of any Americans
who NAV hr IN danger. either from the
McSicn nfcdcral authorities or rebels.
The stats, department specifically stated
that these these vessels were not 20
take amy part IN the struggle hctwecn
factions IN Mexico lui were asked for
SOLELY io provide haven IN ease of
need
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
OKLAHOMA sTO R NJ
LIST Of VICT | NJ 6
s h D " s. INCREASE
TOWN OF PEGGS ~ CiiEROKEE
COUNTY ~ WRIT N.iN
DEMOLISHED.
FIFTY BODIES RECOVERED
Relief Parties From Nearby Cities
SEARCH Ruins Tor ilodics of Dead;
Property Damags j.
Heavy.

~ Assaeiatsi Prsss
VT SkOiEE. May 3--Ihc toll Of the
dead aud injured nj Pegs. Oklahoma.
in Cherokee county. virtually destroyed
by u tornado SUNDAY night. continued
from surrounding towns pressed ih.,r
search of the ruin, "f the little Iillarr.
Shartly before dn,k fifty.one bodies
lad been taken irom the wreckage and
Il was established that approximately
100 perSnnS have been injured. >omr
seriously.
No estimate of property lass va,
available.
Relief pariic, trum Tahleaulh. iil.
teen mile, tram Pegs and The nearest
railroad town. from locust Grove anl
uuskOgrr. which had arrived ~ thu
stricken village this morning. searched
all day in the mud aud tangled wreck.
age Tor victims of the storm.
The first train load ~ injured. nun.
herring between 70 aud ~ arrived II
Muskogrr early tonight. Other trains
loaded with injured were io be- sent io
Tahlrguah and Niniia.
Wire communication with the storm
swept area was impossible iodaN. In
formation bcing rcla,ed by messenger
to nearby towns where u was sent oai
by telephone.
In mauy cases several hnii-s.ySsp'
found among the ruins of a sing'''
luildinF. Indicating that whole families
had hccn wiped on, by the storm MANY
hoiios covered with mud. piled in
nooks and corners left untouched lN
the storm To- await Identification Whom
the pruccas uf rescue had proceeded
farther.
One building LEFT.
One small frame building. uninhai.
tied. was left standing In the heart n
the little inland town while brick
structures surrounding. which had
housed many persons were razcd.
Clothing was found plastcrcd on trees
several miles from the path ~ IN"
storm.
The area swcnt hv tho tornado was
said hy members of rescue parties o.
be- about three miles long and y mil''
wide. The tornado apparently had
dipped just in time to strike the VII
lagc.
Pegs was an inland town ~ ahou,
$50 inhabitants. the nearest railroad
town hcing II miles away ON the Kan.
sas. Oklahoma and Gull ailroad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
GALES NOBILlZES TROOPS
TO ATTACK MEXICO CITY.
AMERICANS REPORTED SAFE
ny rnE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Eel PASO May 3-Ceneral Elias Gales is mobizng 5000
troops Sonora with which he will march through Pupo Pass
Sierra Madera into Chhuhua. After coming Juarez with
his column he will proceed south Chihuahua City, then eeon
and from there will march on Mexico City.
That was announced here late tonight by Arturo NJ Elias
brother Of General Gales.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
LARGEST MEXICAN
State CONTROLLED
BY SONORA TROOPS
MORE THAN HALF INTERIM.
TIONtI BOUNDARY LINE NOW
N HANDS or REBELS.

w Associated ffeHHs
VI. PtSO. May 3.-tbei y. Rodri.
guez win he selected provisional gov
ernor of Chihuahua 10 arrangements for
the appointment of civil officers now
being made IN Juarex by tine rsbri
regime are carried out. This was made
known tonight With the announcement
that General y. Eiias Gales and Gov.
crnor Adolfo de In iIuerta of Sonosa
will arrive here Tuesday from Aqua
Prieia. ls.sf
One Harrison Lett.
Aqua PRiETA. sonnra. MAY S.
The revolt % Juarrx against the Car
rama government ~ Mexico today
gave IN. revolutionists control Of th@
largest state In Mexico Only one
small carranzn garrison IN Chihuahua.
near the Sonora boundary, remains
loyal To the central government. II was
announced tonight by General y. Elias
Gales, comnander-in.chief of the revo-
lutlonary armies IN the northwest.
The movement ~ revoiutionIsts
against CasaH Grandes already has be-
gun. General Gales said.
Expected for Days.
The fan Of Juarcz had been expected
Tor days az military headquarters.
Emigsarics from Sonora had been sent
to ~ raso 10 confer with Mexican Of.
ficiala Tor turning the town and
soldiers over To the revolution.
According 60 General Gales tho de-
lay was caused by the desire 60 have
the revolt of carranza troops complete
and take the city without fighting.
I'VE did this to avoid any compllca.
tlona with the United States authori
ties" he said we feared that In
battle bullets might fall into American
territory"
More than half the length of tho IN.
tcrnationai boundary between tho
United states aud Mexico now belongs
a. the rcvolutionisis and conferences
arr being held through which the revo-
lu,ionisis hopc aoon to have the entire
international boundary In their hands.
Thus Carrana's ally communication
with the outside world would be by
urean routes