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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Health Talks by Dir. Brady
Significance Of Srli-TcSta.
tCopyr!i;:. l,.n by Sat !.l.a. A.w.,,,,r scrvic.

If you have attended thu. earlier confer
howevet much physicians or heaters mas
hhoM "oout tnc n"l.rc. cause and treatment oI
about neath least there is no reason why
rNr.E ihielHscnt .aymnn should know az
Win !ittte simple instruction and gudancc
mat } GU can be a health expert too ii you
nine uniruths ana errors offered the laity as
ho"Ith amt hygiene rules or maXims for every
in cooks u,ed as TEXTBOOKS depiSrabie errors
"SSur. Asain, there is a thousand dollars cx-
Pthued or the propagation OF pseudo sccut ific
SSamEqnDs and tainted hygiene and adulterated
ssnsnt for honest public health edncatlGn in
MS !ahd' There is tax OF revising school
sends which are mol Complimentary to our
iris ike s'e ihn, or I'ies Why bother over
ana StrusSiing Tor uiieIancc In the grcut neld
The breath-hoidlng test and the pos,urc
pg!se test described in foregoing conferences
disease. but rather indicate a functional den.
I.ency on the part OF the system as a whole
conclude that your heart is diseased or r' ,h1t
your lungs are affected or that your arteries
your physician \ better conclusion for you
below mar r' mercy tnnl you are functonally
approprlais attention to your hygiene in gem
tain!ns in particular, you can come back 10
NE. rcEain what you may have lost OF health
rer cent standard OF health plusExhich
means lilo is one long smile. no, II pu, %
sihilc worn externally so much as smile. thar
cones sS,,n,s, from your in'ards You know where
chuck!e comes from, don't you II comes from
the solar plexus. The solar pl"xus is the ncrv"
center OF good cheer and good nature iii
follow on the solar plcNus and you knock him
.o.n' 1'press the p!eNus more gently ana ne
When We shall have completed tho series
OF functional self-tests in this course we will
see now 70 mark our standing. and thereby
learn just how nearly dead or alive we re
II Is surprising how little "" know about
mat until We check up or unit! we are checked
up by u health expert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
A Daily Once-Over
Never Trouble Trouble TIL Trouble Trouble,
You.
by j. j. MISDN

You are worrying about the cost OF living.
the Likelihood ihai wages may come down and
that costs may not drop correspondinSIy and
you cannot see how 1t would be possible for
you to live on less than you get now.
You have no coal; cannot get any So YOU
stew and fret about the future and how YOU
may freeze next winter and at the same time
you are not satisfied with the heat of summer
You are so miserable that you get enjoy
mcnt out OF these summer days which should
give you strength and inspiration for next
winter
With all that YOU say and do you cannot
change conditions. can YOU?
suppose the future docs bring hardship II
need not make the present unhappy also
anyone can itnd trouble If there is dispo-
stion to look for IT.
Learn to enjoy your ;odays, ana make prep
aration TO meet emergencies in the best way
YOU know. but do not worry about things till
the time comes.
And who knows hut the time may bring such
wonderful luck that you Will not have to Suf-
fer anything your INA gination had pictured
lie happy today.-COpyrighl. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
BUDDHIST PRIESTS HAVE
HOLES BURNED IN HEADS
SmoulherinE incense Heaps PLACED
on shaver Poiia ns Token
Of Vows.
INy N..oelatelI 80 !

CiiANGCHOW. kIANGSU FRO
VINCE, August 1.-pr. John Dewey.
American exchange professor at the
University Of Picking, visited Chang
sion lecture tour of Chipa. AZ a time
wlcn the city was observing Il ho!!-
day and 1850 Chinese Euddh!stS, be-
coming priests, suffered holes to b"
burned into their heads as - token
of their religious vows,
fair ARRANGED by group Of dcvo,res
Of the ChangcHOw buddhist monas-
tary, then graduating class Of
noNic"s into the priesthood. chinese
had come from all parts al tile c"un-
try !n Response % Al call The monHs-
same time honorcd the victims Of
the TaipimE rebellion. who were Kill
ed sixty years ago.
The Buddhist ceremony OF ordina-
iion In China follows ancient lines
that are harbariC---in IN" eyes OF tho
cccidcntal--and this EXPLAINS why the
shaVcn polls Of the priests the travel
scars. Tho nnvitiatc is Il matter OF
forty days usually and AZ its close,
1s u Gilman @: the temple ceremony.
upon the shaved heads OF lines OF
kncciinc noviccS are placed lighted
cones Of highly inilammahlc incense.
prayer issues from tns Threats OF The
aSsc!nhlngc. Upon tho heads o' the
most. dcvout -ihos" taking The "full
vows placed circlct OF twelve
sinould"rin@ incense hoars
OF the 1850 who became priests
at the recent ceremony here, So took
the full vow while the others. ac-
cep,ing lesser orders. were sent forth
with fewer scars, some with but one
and the rest from two to nine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
BRITAIN'S SHiPBUILDERS ARE
AT WORK NIGHT AND DAY
Constructing Fifteen IImrs ns Much
Tonnage ScHr hEo-I. =.
output Cut IN Half.

LONDON. August S.-Wh!lc mo--
chan, ,ship5uiidIng. In the United
since March. 1919. British ship-ynrIS
are constructing nearly n!tecn times
AZ much tonnage today AS they da
- year ago, according To figures Just
made public hY Iloyd's Register
Tn" figures show that ther" were
3,5I>.153 tons Of merchant shipping
under construction in The yards o.
tn" United Kingdom at The end OF
sels building was al and OF these
nfty-on" are between 1900 and 20
600 tons: slNty-nine between 5000
ana 1900 tons; 100 between 5000 ana
5000 tons, while three are between
10000 and 95.ooo tons.
The toia! merchant tonnage builG-
ms abroad - siEtn as i,li2.1Jl IONS
On Jun" 30. or 5000 tons lowcr
accounted for by II decrease N til.
United states.
Intention IL drawn in tho returns
TO AN enormous decrease. when mas
Struction, in the United States dur
ing the last nftccn months" At The
end OF March, 1919. i.lS5.52S tors
were actually building Ia that coua-
1920. has been practically reduced by
half. while in tho United KINGDOM
during tho same period. the figures
have increased from 254.Sf5 tons -
M present record total of 3,5!S,l13
tons
The worlds total IS given as 2.19,
vessels, az 5.I20.a0i tons. OF which
America contributes at Of 2.lO5.a3i
tons: United Kingdom. al Of a.57SiJ3
teus: british dominiomS. liJ OF 26S.-
7?J tons; France % o! 2GI.3u2: Japan.
&c Of ?Ii.?Ge: Holland. lj3 of 39S9l5
tons; banmark. 90 OF llS.+3o: Aaiy.
tons. spain. 80 of 1ol.i32: sweden,
40 of l25,S93 tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
WOMAN IN WHITE" Is
RAllYlNG ANTl-REDS
Central, soviet Offers Reward c.
i,OOo.Uoo Rublrs for Her Cup
turc dead or Alive"
tBy Associat,i rrcss

TOK 70. August IA mystic
Woman in White" is reported ny the
Soviet journal Rabotchi COLDS, OF the
Voice OF Labor. to he rallying the anti
Reds against the Soviet in Ru,sia.
The woman. who Is popularity known
as tn" White Tsarina. on aCcoUn, Of
the color OF her garments sh" and
her companions wear. and because Of
her claim to the throne OF The RU-
manors first made her appearance
at kourgan. She claims 20 y" "a
Erandniecc OF Alexander l., grand
father OF the late Tsar and declares
che is In possession OF the miracu-
!ouS lkon OF lvcrsk. held in v"n"ri-
ton by all sections OF The Russian
people
IN February last. /, is reported she.
with band of followers. aelzcl
Che!l3 b!nsk, cut on railway commit
nicat!1n. killed several iiolshcvis:
commissar!cs and engaged and de-
siroy"d some Red regiments station
ed IN That region The Central 50
wet - said 10 have offered a reward
of l.uu0.poO rublcs for The Woman
IN White" dead or alive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
] ALLAH SOCIALISTS SHOCKED
By CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA
siGnor DuEoni Digs In md Finds
Filth, Fanprrisn and Failure
Everywhere.

ROME August S.-Signor DuGonl.
the Socialist deputy, who has just re-
turncd from Russia after a mont MS
stay. declared the situation there *
most TRACE and shocked every mem
bct Of the Socialist delegation"
l.cnine's experiment. he said, was a
complete failure. Industrial produC-
,pu mad decreased 30 per cent. trans-
PORTS we're utterly diSorsaniz"d. trains
were running at twenty miles AN hour
AZ the pleasure OF ;rainm"n. and the
locomotives We're burning wood. Filth
and pau2criSm were visible every
where. SigHor Dugoni said the Italian
prpi,ta:!at was the least lifted for
s!cR an tNTcriment.
publishes a leading article confirm n <
the arrangement % Lcninc made by
Dp-Cni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Freight Rates and proGtccr,ny

| THE great consuming public i'll this coun-
| i try has Il right to protection against
producers, distributors and retailers OF COM
| modities who take advantage OF the in
creased freight rates 10 lay protitcer tax
Of their own against the people The temp
| taton to add just little bit on here and
! there and elsewhere with the excuse that
| the rates make il necessary, may become
| nationwide if the government finds no
means of making such practices dangerous.
The rate increase is large. and the sum
! of money TO be exacted from the public
is vast when figured either in terms Of per-
centaGcs or in terms Of totals. But this
railroad tax is to be spread over the whole
OF great country, and it will lay thin upon
the average household unless an Orgy Of
proiit-takinE is INDUCED in. Some of the
abroad rate experts have made lluminat-
ing calculations for the benefit Of the gen
cral public as To the burdcnSomcncss OF the
new rates. and they show that these rates
will not be felt at all except in such mat
tors coal and building materials and other
bulk commodities Of that class. For cX-
ample. the purchaser OF 100 pounds OF flour
in Richmond flour manufactured in Min
neapolis ought not to pay more than Is
cents additional for his purchase because OF
the freight rate advance. In the case OF
pair of, shoes made in Boston. to take an
other example. the purchaser in Richmond
ought not TO pay over cents more for shoes
made i'll Boston result of the freight
rate increases or l cent more for n pound
OF Chicago beef
If the -four dealer or the meat dealer
Or the shoe dealer. therefore undertakes to
exact heavier margin for what he has to
sell blaming il on the increased freight
rates, something somewhere is wrong.
Either the meat packer or the -four manu-
facturer or the shoe wholesaler is protteer-
ing N the expense OF the retailer or the re-
taller is taking toll that does not belong to
HIM
Take the case of coal The rate from
the coal fields TO tdcwater is about So a
ton 40 per cent increase in the freight
rate on coal will add so cents to the price
OF coal to the consumer. Anybody who
charges more or much more than that, lay
ing the added charge on the freight rate is
guilty of proftcering, and the government
should find some ready means OF dealing
with him.
The Department Of Justice has intimated
that it will watch vigilantly for proilteers
who seek TO gouge the public with the freight
rates as screen. This is reassuring, as
far as it goes, but unless some decisive ac-
ton is taken, the public will find itself taxed
two three billions of dollars instead of
one and half. and the railroads will be
blamed for the whole business
The railroads have enough to answer for
without being condemned for taking money
! which they never receive and they have
no authority to receive Officials of the
h, transportation companies might save them
selves much trouble il they would educate
the public in simple and concrete way
as to the exact amount OF the freight rates
under the new order which apply ON given
commodities in given communities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
SIMN FEM EXTENDS ITS
SWAY IN TROUBLED IRELAND
irish Local Councils BoycOttinE Mill
tnry nnd Police. AcknowledSc
ItuIc of Dali Eirrran.
V 10y Asso lated Press.

DUBLIN. August S.-!icsidcs their
resolutions acknowledging allegiance
TO Dail Eirrcan and their sympathy
wi.h the Easter week rebellion. the
new Irisl, local councils are giving
many evidences OF an advanced Sim
Fem attitude.
At Cavan they have decided to cut
off The water supply 10 the military
and police barracks. In North Tippc-
rary they have refused to accept the
services of policemen appointed To
act as inspectors under the food and
drugs act. AT LonSford they have re-
fused 10 apply the vaccination acts
until they earn whether or not Pail
F:irrcan approves of vaccination.
Everywhere they are refusing to
make income tax returns.
Many of the higher officials OF the
new bodies are magistrates. and they
are rcing ordered. and in most cases
cbcyinS the order. to resign their
commissions as Justices of the peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
AMERICA IS THREATENING
BRITISH COAL MONOPOLY
Our Exports to Mediterranean Ports
and South American Countries
Take Al big Jump.
my Associated Prcss.I

NEWChSrLE-ON- Angus. =.
America Is threatening the British
coal monopoly of Europe. w. j. so
ment Commission. In the course OF a
recent speech. drew attention to n","
competition from the United States
and Australia.
Recently he saw in Scaudinavi,. lie
said. vast stacks of coal from Amcri-
cl and saw u contract concluded for
100000 tons Of coal from Australia.
lie had learned also. he said. that
last year the United States exported
nearly 2l.ooo.000 tons OF coal - Eu-
rope and South America. compared
with 100000 the year before 'h2
war.
There was a real danger OF undc- =
estimating the American coal come
uti"n in markets, which were one"
virtually the monopoly OF this coun-
try. he declared. and gave the fol-
lowing figures to illustrate his re-
marks:
shlpmen,s to Europe:
Er rS T ,ni,Sd ki"Eon 'Sn Scs @ 2 S
Shipments to Mediterranean:
From un!tcd, Kingdom $1,000 500
From United state -, coo g.too
Shipments To South Ancr!cn
From United l<ingdpm.. C.So3cop a,1.onl
Increased production was ue-"~-
sary To regain trade, said M. Noble.
and with tho Int advanc" IN the
United states in the price of coal
lieved there was an opportunity 10
do Ii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
JAPAN FINDS THAT FROGS
MAKE VERY GOOD EATING
Now Government IN Encouraging
RatNing Of Them to iIclp I'm the
Fight Against Old III. &. L..
my Associated Pre-

TOKYO, August S.-FroE naat
'nadc it's first appearance last month
IN the menu Of one OF the most pop
ular restaurants OF the city. Frogs
unCl very recently by the Japanese.
Ia 1918 br. Watannbc brought some
edible frogs from the United states.
They We're kept at the Infectious
Disease Experimental station whSrc
experiments were made IN breeding
ana raising
The government has taken steps tn
encourage the raising and eating Of
frogs IN the fight on III. e. J..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
ASK SOUTHERN GOVERNORS
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE
Cotton Mcn Declare Matters vitality
Affecting the South VIII he
DIScuSSCu.

COLUMBIA. S. c., August S-Ciov-
errors OF Southern States have been
invited by j. Skottowc Wanamakcr
president of the American Cation AS
ISOLATION. ana X. G. Hammer. nrc.;'-
den; OF the south Carolina division
OF the association. to attend a con
fcrcnc. here August -. at which
time they said matters that vital.y
affected everybody in the South
would be discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
Cows Insured In Italy.

WASHINGTON. August life In
surancc for cows, sheep, pigs horses
and other live stock on the farm has
eminent decree. In the past. the Ital-
ian farmer carried all his live stock
insurance with local mutual benefit
Insurance companies. which were un-
able financially to protect him against
abnormal death rate due to plague or
other calamity. Under the new de-
cree branches OF the National Insti-
tutc for Local Insurance o! Live Stock
will be opened in all important cent
crS, and its large funds will he
available for insurance against nor
NAL as well as abnormal losses;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
s.sO.0Gn MnreLouse I,ire.

CHARLESTON, s. c., August s.
Fire cntailing a loss believed TO OK
coed s250.00O destroyed two open
warehouses and hundreds OF bales OF
cotton iintcrs at the army supply
base on the cooper River, beyond
North Charleston this afternoon.
Colonel Ralph +. Ellis. United States
Army, commandant, said that he was
not prepared TO make an estimate OF
the damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
mdgcrinu the Candidates

= OVERNOR cox and Senator Harding
~ have earned the sympathy of most
right minded men in the battle they are
lighting against the polite blackmail OF the
suffrage leaders Of the country. These lead
crS count the day lost that does not record
new bombardment OF the presidential as
pirants in behalf OF action that will force
the Legislature OF the sovereign State of
Tennessee to ratify the nineteenth amend
ment. Warnings and threats are INDUCED
IN without scrnplc, and the two nominees
would be justified in agreeing between
themselves to bar their doors against the
whole nagging outfit.
Both nominees have done all that could
be done i'll good taste To promote the ratifi-
cation OF the suffrage amendment Cover
hol COX mas addressed two communications
% the Democratic Legislators. and Senator
Harding has addressed one communication
tC the Republican members OF the Ieeisla-
tnre expressing the hope that favorable ac-
ton would be taken That is literally all
me Iwo candidates are called upon to do
ana reasonable women ought TO he satisfied
The suhragist campaigners are not salts
fed They are demanding more They
want Governor Cox ard Senator Harding 10
drive the Tenrcssccans like so MANY shocn
TO vote for the acknowledgements measure
Neither candidate has any right to at,emnt
such move. and ii either did he probably
would do the suffrage cause more harm ,han
good Tennessee Legislators are no, mcro
poil'ical automatons 10 he coerccd into
"phhdohIhS their convictions and violating
me oath they TOOK TO uphold the Consttu-
non o. '!cir state They are sclf-respcct &
men, II may be assumed, who are willing 10
listen TO counsel and 10 give cncouragcmen,
20 'heiT party chieftains. But they are not
! TO be forced into doing anything
me TWO presidential candidates cannot
accomplish the Impossible. and the women
now engaged in badgering them should nm
Gerstahd that TACT. Both have gone as far
as either political eXpcdency or good judg-
meht requires them to go. In fact, they
nave gone further than many of their friends
ieei lheS should have gone. The RESPONSE
| bility for the ratification OF this amendment
! lies with tho members OF the Legislature.
not upon the candidates OF the two parties
for the presidency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
PROHIBITION Is LOSING
ITS GRIP IN SWEDEN
Scnndinnvians Realize Thnt you
Can't shout "Skoi." ny Nou
Guam adam. Ale"
my Aosociat,u prcssl

II.y N'SOc!atth FTcss,
STOCklioLM. August S.-pruhibi-
ton is not making great Roadway l.:
sweden. judging from figures Of
membership OF the various temper
ancc organizations. which show th..
the organizations and societies l.St
last year over 10 per cont OF thci: mem
bcr.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
LANDLORDS GETTING PART
OF RAILROAD WAGE AWARD
Nrports From All Parts ns Country
fhnt Thry Arc Using Recent Rinse
~ t:AcuSs. to IiUoSt Isruth

CLEVELAND. OHIO. August S.
reports arc reaching the four railroad
brotherhood executives here from ali
ever the country that landlords arc
using TIE recent railway wage award
IS an excuse TO raise the rent OF rail
way employees.
AT recent meeting OF the four
chiefs the matter OF requesting the
government to Investigate was dis
from General chairmcn throurho,,t
the country. who have been insJruct
81 - watch and report cases of profi-
,"rrinS, the subject was laid on the
table. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

up with the country and was always to be
found in the front rank OF those who were
doing their part to build up from the ruins
left by devastating war the new Virginia, Of
which in his declining years he and those
who followed him were proud. Virginia of
today owes II great debt to the young men of
his make OF fifty-fvc years ago. and few are
entitled to more praise than Samuel w.
Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
KRUPPS DON'T TAKE AMY
STOCK IN THIS PEACE TALK
ItE German Armament Firm Files
Fifty fntcnts HcintinE to Guns
md ltnnEc-Eindcrs.
icy Associated rrcss !

LONDON, August S--Accord.E. TO
the Daily Mail. tn Ne has been a boom
Office during the pas; fortnight. Ia
on. day alone krupps. the German
armament firm, filed over nfty arp;i-
cations relating 10 guns and range
finders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
The Weather
tFurnis cd by U. q. weather bureau,

Forecast: Virginia.
Partly cloudy Monday
uiId Tuesday. probably
with local thunder
si,uwcrs.
Sortli Curoiinn-i.o,1ii
tl,undrrsitu,yrrs Monday
and Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

crcis" the power he now holds over the minds
or the Moslem millions
Education and enlightenment OF the masses
OF the people. making them familiar with civ
i!ization III other countries viii 20 far limit
me power of the Sheikh. His strength lies in
Copyrirht 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
The Poets Corner
f;Opc Invoked,

Hope Invoked.
Thou timed, brooding Spirit OF the
Dawn.
Scared by the glare and glory OF the
day,
Come back, ] pray-As sunset sad
dcns into night
And watch with me the dawning of
the stars,
And see those radiant orbs, forever
making
Unnumbercd days for worlds to us
unknown.
Surely In all that space immense some
little spot
We'll find wherein to face the chanpo
and rest,
And cherish fond memories OF those
left behind;
Or better. find our treasures gone be-
Awaiting us on some fair. distant
shore,
To US as yet unsecn. because ye.ro
blind,
...- -Ellhu vedder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

Governor Cox insists that the States must
not suffer interference in their individual
control of the public school system. If for
no other reason than that OF consistency it
is regrettabc that he did not express SINH
lar view toward the sovereignty Of the States
over their suffrage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

Baldhcad came. BAdhcad go. because the
Fates have willcd 1t so.
To spank baby. you must first nvcrt It,
Foozlns at the fifth hole is one way to en-
tend vocabulary
Lend me dollar and watch how avoid
you.
Some people never get tired Of manufac-
turing trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

Samuel W. Williams whose death oc-
CURED in Roanoke on Friday, was ono of
That class who. a, trying time in the his
tory OF Virginia, maintained faith in Inc
possibilities OF the old state Rcturnng
IRON Lees vanqushed army 10 his fathers
home in Pittsylyania County withou, y
penny in his pocket; with youth. courage,
brain and muscle AS capital, he was urged
by friends TO 80 West and grow up with
the country He did go West after attend
Ing q law school for short while, but no,
beyond the borders Of his loved State. In
bis new home in Southwest Virginia he grew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

Calling the pastor "hypocrite" by a
member OF the congregation brought on II
frce-for-all fight ut n church service in Ken
lucky Sunday night, at the close OF which
one man lay dead and another dying. The
moral: Men should leave their sidearms
al home when they attend church service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
MONDAY, AUGUST 10. 1920.

The goycrnorship OF Lower California
having been declared vacant. the Mexican
government might do we'll 10 bcstow it upon
Pancho Villa as a reward OF merit i'll nav
ing abandoned his killing ways.