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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-04
HITCHCOCK TAKES
PLACE OF PROCTOR
in WOOD CAMPAIGN
Change in Management
is Result of Confer
ence of Generals
Supporters
is NOT SURPRISE
Has Been Expected by
Close Followers
of Fight

CHICAGO. - General Leonard
Wood took the control of his cam
paign out of the hands of William
Cooper Proctor Thursday night and
placed Frank Hitchcock in complete
charge.
The change in the management
was made at a conference attended
by Wood and some Of his supporters.
These men convinced Wood that his
campaign was in bad shape and the
only chance for improvement lay in
turning the entire management over
to Hitchcock. 1t is understood that
he will be in complete control on
the convention floor.
The change was not surprise
along presidential row. Woods
chance of getting the nomination
have been growing weaker each day
since Proctor told the senate COM
mittee last week what he knew of
Woods funds.
The Wood managers have also
been unable to down the report that
Proctor and Hitchcock have been at
outs. Neither could they counteract
the harm that the reports have done
the Wood cause.
Another important development of
the day was the intimation that Gov
ernor Lowden has decided to run his
own campaign from now on. He,
like Wood, who has dismissed the
dollars to his cause, had to take
some drastic action to keep his cam
paign from going on the rocks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-04

participants residing City of Backfoot
Automobiles Cash and Gold awards as there
active will be District No 1.
w. e. Alcott - - w w
G.. 1,42S,OOO
A.
NJ
e. McGinns 1852 900
O.. 10000
1872 600
residing
Automobiles
there active candidates will be distributed District No
Mr. Bergeson Route 5000
d
500
Crdd Springfield 1,O586OOI
NJ Groveand 10000
A. 37OOOl
o. 8OOI
Rhoda Homer 4OO|
Mrs. Meie Moreland 1,234,4OOI
,6OOI
Shelley 9S,OOOI
1,312,OOOI
Mrs. Shelley 4OOl
Miss Maggie Goshen 138,2OOI
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-04

Miss Powell is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. @. A. Powell of Wicks. Mr.
Powell is one of the communities
most successful and. prosperous
ranchers.
Miss Powell, having lived in this
community for most of her life, is
very popular and has a host of
friends both in the city and the sur
rounding country.
Altho now being employed at the
county court house Miss Powell has
found the time to be one of the lead
ing candidates for one of the big cars
to be awarded next month by the
Idaho Republican in it's interesting
popularity campaign.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-04
FIRE HALL RENOVATED

Fire Chief Simon has recently
completed the renovation of the fire
hall and city hall. The entire build
ing has been painted and now pre-
sents very pleasing appearance.
The city council inspected the build
ing Tuesday night and gave the i'm
provements their approval.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-04

The greatest vote offer Of the en-
tire Idaho Republican election is
NOW IN FORCE and the coming 7
days will no doubt prove the most
important of the whole campaign to
candidates. This is without question
the opportune time for candidates,
both present and prospective, to get
a lead in the race. The wise ones
will lose no time in getting busy at
once to gather in harves tof extra
votes during the present vote
schedule.
Those who have been think
ing of entering the big gift dis
tribution campaign and those
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-04

whose names now appear in the
list, but as yet have not started
an active campaign will find no
better time to do so than right
now. With the present big vote
schedule i'm effect, giving new
candidate chance to pile up
votes on the double quick, no
one should delay entering the
big campaign with determine
tion and earrcstncss to win this
very week.
The Idaho Republicans big elec-
ion offers people of this community
n opportunity to choose from the
Continued on Page 81
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-04
Contestants are Running in Bunch Now But
End of First Period May Find Some
Leading the Field With
Big Majority
MANY ACCOUNTS BEING PAID
AND THOUSANDS OF VOTES CAST
Hustlers Should Get All Possible Subscriptions
x and Collections While the First Period
Schedule is in Effect

candidates who have been entered the
until today The
will
appear according highest first, and
DISTRICT
participants Backoot
Gold there
candidates swilbe District No. L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Proposes Tax on
Camoaign Funds
Political Contributors
and Espen diturcs
Would Be Assessed.
Iny Associated rrc.s.I

WASHINGTON. April S.-A tax of
100 per cent OH political campaign
contributions or expenditures exceed
ing $1,000 WAS proposed today by
Senator Thomas. Democrat. of Colo
RADIO. in an amendment to the pend
ing tarlfi bill. Publicity III cam
pairn finances by requiring state
m"n's OF expenditures IN all income
tax returns was also proposed.
An increase sA.Uo0.0o0 in the 1921
appropriations for river and hnrbor
work was voted ;oday 10y The senate
Commerce Committee. maxim. the
bills total s2o.00O000 Tho House
plan of lump sum appropriations in
stead Of specific divisions Of the
funds for various projects was APP
proved.
The House bill permitting the i'm
portation duty free of ncwsprint
paper valued At cents or less :,
pound. was reported favoraDly today
by the Senate Finance Committee
The measure has been urged hy many
publishers. Under the present law
the duty fee value is > cents or les,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
ANXIETY FELTBY PEOPLE
IN MISSISSIPPI L0WLANDS
Crest of Flood Reported nj Helena,
Ark. and Lc>ccs VIII lie
pntrOird.
IBy Associated Press. |

NEW ORLEANS. April S.-Wi,h the
Hood stage of forty-six feet in the
Miss issippi River reported from
Natchez tonight. i, is expected that
patroling OF lcvces by parish boards
Will begin Immediately as the crest
of the Hood in Mississippi is reported
tonight az being near Helena. Ark
Rains this afternoon and night are
reported from VicksburE district and
some anxiety Is being felt by people
living in the lowlands. Flood patrols
are out in fun force in the Wick sburv
district from the White River in Ar
kansas to Warrcnion. below Nicks-
burg. The government Weather I;u-
reau late this afternoon stated tina;
II WAS not likely that the Hood here
would go above the ii!ty-onc-fo
stage. which is six tctj .I.6Sc the
Hood stage. In the Blacx River ter
ritOry in the NatchcZ district and tho
YaZoo River in the Nichsburg district
these streams and their tributaries
are reported rising slowly and grad
ually approaching the sprng food
stage. but as yet no cultivated land
has been overlooked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
SAYS HIS TROUBLE
HAS NOW VANISHED
fichm0nd Lady Relates How
rant Juice Restored Her
Husband to Health.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
lie Can Now Eat His Food
without Distress and Sleeps
the Night Through.

Nature. like an army when ~.
tacked' has warnings and sipnaie
Mn'ch should never 20 unbecdod
men The stomach, liver or kidnsv.
suucr slight arrangements they send
uut 'he'r hurry call to he careful
f.ach mas It's warning note. which
Iruuehuy takes the form of Indi
"n. dyspepsia. gas on the .tom-
h'h constipation. nervousness. mains
IN the back and sides, dizzi,css
siecniessnesS. etc Nine out of len
people ignore these symptoms aud
wait until serious illness has laid
them low before they seek relief
ilant Juice, the now herbal SION
ach remedy. assists nature and will
"r'ng RELIEF in practically all cases
OF dcranecd stomach. liver or Kid
neys. Thousands OF local people arc
teS;ifying 10 the benefit they have. re-
ceived after they had given up all
nope OF permanent relief.
one OF the latest signed :es.ino-
hiais is that Of Mrs. Emmc: NJ. Sigh.
popular Richmond lady residing M
NO. az East Main Street, who tells
now her husband was restored 10
health by Plan; Juice. as follows:
FOR about year my husband has
suffered with bad stomach trouble:
nc was bloatcd with gas and in ter
rinie pain after eating; no COM
piained of his heart hurting him.
conid not sleep and go; weak and
Dadiy run down. Although he had
taken many medicines none OF hem
ala him any real good. and as he read
OF SO many OF our home folks being
cured by your medicine Plant Juicc
ne decided he would try IT. After be
had taken tho first bottle n great
chanEc took place in him, and since
ne has continued to take it, he has
no more trouble whatever with his
siomach-in fact, can eat anythjnn
he wants and digest 1t. He sleens
well. is not nervous and has NOT an
ache or pain. We are glad To .en-
dorse Plant Juice, for it certainly
did the work in my husbands case,
Plant Juice acts almost like magic
in stomach trouble, gas, fcrm.ntoI
ton. that heavy, distressed feeling
after meals and on retiring. IL nj.
lacks and destroys all poisons IN tho
blood, corrccts diseased conditions M
the liver and kidneys and restores
them to normal condition.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Ira.
gle Drug Co.'S store, in Richmond.
where he is daily meeting the local
public and Introducing and cxplaio-
Ing the merits of this remedy,
For sale In Petersburg by Nforri.
son. The Drug Man, and in Chase
CITY by The Chase City Drug CO..
Adv. /; y. ~. M M n IS q Z Yy,, 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
'RIMES OF INDIGESTION
TRACED BY VANDERHOOF
"rtor elves Audience at student
iin1i urnrfit of Years az Per-
NnnnI NhncrNnIInn.

lndircstion's uncnyiablc record in
|clatiuu 10 other ailments Of the hu-
van iarc Was JrouGht out strongly
at nigh, by Dr. Douglas Wander
'.of IL the iirst az the faculty lee
|urc3 which AR. featuring student
light" - college Hall. Truth and
Fiction Concerning Indigestion" was
pr. NandcriIoofs subject.
Dr. VandorIioors lecture was large
y attended both by members of the
acul;y and student body Of the Med
rsl College and ~ Richmond peo-
L. generally who know Dr. Wander
|ioof as a diagnost!cian of widely
ability in the medical pro-
cssion.
Dr. VandcriIoof stated something
VIVA, he had been able 10 learn
rom The diagnosis Of 1000 cases OF
Indigestion.
~ i3s cases of chronic appendicitis,
|or instance, us per cent had been
auscd by indigestion.
OF Gfty cases Of heart affection, 2.5
al been caused by Indigestion, DR.
'andrriIonf stated
Eye and ear troubles were also
auscd by indigestion. he said. or
hirty-two cases of eye trouble. l 8
CT cent has been caused by indiSes-
ion. and OF eighteen cases Of ear
roubir. $40 ncr cent could be traced
% Indigestion.
In 1874 cases OF kidney trouble. he
ad found that in f.S per cent Of the
|ascs the cause OF the trouble was
W 10 indigestion.
Many other facts were brought out
n more OF less technical discus
ion Of statistics Or. Nanderiioof had
cen able TO gather from his study
f tho 1000 cases which came under
is personal ohservatiTn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
PALMER DECLARES MONEY
KILLED THE PEACE TREATY
Acknowledgement Says Republican
Purchase Of Michigan Vote. En-
abicd Them to Rule Senate.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. I

MACON. CA. April S.-"'rhrcc-ular-
ters OF million dollars Killed the
treaty of peace ANA the league of ma
IONS covenant" h,iorncyaicneral \.
M''cheIl PaIrner charged here tonight
In an address in behalf Of, his own
candidacy for the presidential nomi-
nation in Georgia
"ith the majority vote purchased
In Michigan" he continued Senator
Ledge organized the Foreign Rela-
toms Committee and refused to re-
poit thr treaty. II the Democrats had
carried Michigan--.t the Republican
party had spent only Il couple oe
hundred thousand doilars-,hc Dem
ocrats wonih have organized the Sen
ate and the Foreign Relations Com
miit"c wouiJ have reported the
treaty ana il would have been passed.
- took months of struggle to get
thcH" Democrats To desert the party"
The Attorney General defended the
admiu:straiion of President Wilson.
He read letter from Senator IIoke
smith. VINO a few nights ago crit
icizcd tho Attorney -Gencral from tho
same platform. The letter WAS dated
November Il. 1919. being written after
the deportation OF the Reds" az
follows
Il am lust sending this one of
man. appreciatiy,, editorials appear
ing in Georgia papers. May add
my ""n sincere CONGRATULATIONS to
YOU and the country. II al any time
{ can IL IF assistance "a you in the
Senate. he assured | will appreciate
your calling on me"
He declared that the purpose Of
senator smith and Senator Reed and
others was To rcpuhiatc President
Wilson and cmbarrass tho present
administration and to change tho
Democratic policies.
They sa" ! cannot carry Pcnnsyl-
Hania, said the Attorney Gcncrai.
If the party vii! nominate some
man who can carry PENNSYLVANIA.
III! hc for him. but he must be a bet
ter Democrat than has set entered"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
IRISH PICKET BRITISH
EMBASSY IN WASHINGTON
Irish COIlccns Held In 81, UB0 Hall for
DEMONSTRATION In
Washington.
Iiiy Universal Scryicc.l

by Universal Srryiccl
WASH lNGTON. April S.--Af;cr the
arrest Of three more Irish pickcts in
front OF the British embassy here at
noon today it WAS announced at
pickctinS headquarters that no more
demonstrations would be made either
before the embassy or the state De-
partmcnt.
the women now plan to turn their
attention toward the Treasury De-
partmcni as a protest against allow
Ing GTca; Britain to defer payin ent
Of Interest on loans made TO her by
the United states.
pickoting OF the Treasury Depart
mcnt Will begin probably tomorrow
and banners with appropriate lc:cndS
wiil he displayed.
The women arrested today were:
Miss MORA Quinn. Of Boston. and
the Misses Mary Calvin and Kath-
crime Mckcown. both Of Philadeiphia
The "o-callch Colby banners. which
did service before the State Depart
mcn,. were used. \ new feature of
tnday'S raid was the fac; that police
women were assigned to take the
pickcts into custody
The pickcts had been on the job
about fifteen minutes when they were
warned to dcsist AMI given a quarter
the embassy. At the end nt that
time a patrol wagon arrived with
the women police. and the pickets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
FORD URGES THOROUGH
PROBE OF FRAUD CHARGES
TclcErnphs senate Eicctions Commit
tee to Make Immediate
Inyestlcn alton,
~ AssOcihtcu Pr.Ns


DETROIT. April S.-A telegram
urging AN immediate and thorough
investigation into charges of fraud
IN connection with the Newberry-
Ford senatorial campaign in Mich
iEan in 1918. was sent. to the United
states senate Elections Committee
by iIcRry Ford this afternoon.
The investigation is particularly
urgent now contcnGcd MIR. Ford be-
cause Of counter charges growing
on; Of the recent Ncwberry trial
that also expended large and un-
lawful sums"
The charges are being published
broadcast" the message stated. For
more than a year | have urged this
investigation. and now appeal TO
YOU personally 20 order the irne-
date taking o! testimony"
The elections committee, which has
already ordered recoun; in the
Michigan senatorial election. il.
scheduled 20 meet Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
LOCAL SYNDICATE BUYS
BIG SPRINGS PROPERTY
6nfaio Mineral Springs Hotel and
Plant Bring More Than $780,
600 at Public Auction.

INC buffalo Mineral Springs COM
D'hN'S properties In Mecklenburg
'ounty. includin; hotel. cottages.
water botiling plant. and all mineral
lights. were yesterday sold ut public
tnction 10 the Prudential Realty
corporation, of Richmond. "a, figure
iaid 10 be in excess Of 100000. H.
D"noon. of Richmoud. is
'rcs dent of the corporation.
ana y. Il. Iiold"rby. Jr.. t., sccrc-
airy. Hotel and cottages. IL IS under
|'to"h. VIII be- operated by the new
'wncrs this summer.
emanuel Rtab aud wife. Ed Whit
o'k executor and trustee. ami Ice
~ Whitiock executor aud trustee.
rave sold TO David May property at
ne southwest corner OF Nbii and
Nineteenth streets, known az 1871.
81" ANA 1873 East Main, with :: lot
me '"ar facing on Ninctccath
street for $4,000 The property
ronis ifiy-ninc feet on Main street,
Mrs II. q. c"rslcy has sold TO
|hartih Panossian and Parrancc
an"s'ian. his wife. for $4,000. prop
IriE known aS 2J0l IVES, Grace
(,'r""', at the southwest corner OF
race and Robinson. fronting twenty
deed OF bargain and sale mas
cen recorded by Wallace T. Brown
u tho clerks oiIicc Of Chnnccry
curt transferring from Helen
tourney and Mamie W. f'lournoy 10
Ohm ll!rschbcrg. the hous. aud lot
known a. 1873 South Colonial Avenue.
rnnting twenty-five feet on the east
ne OF Colonial Avenue. $50 feet
Forth of Beverly street. The nominal
g. LF
n tn" deed. Tax being on total
laluation 81 $4,000
sal" IS made subject TO two deeds
II trust on the property. which ag-
rccatc S1,35c, and which are as
umcd by the purchaser as part
II tho purchase price. Nj. IIirsch-
l'erE stated last night that ne did
OF huy the property H!,h tho ia
occupying II himself
Permits were issued by building
Inspector Hutier yesterday as fol-
! ows:
Il. T. CLAYTON. 20 build "a brick
yelling on Colonial Avenue between
arg AMI Taylor, at a cost OF 200
Walter H. Hurt. to build frame
M htucc" dwelling on Fcndall Ave-
Nc between Crawford and Ladies'
lille Road. ~ a cost OF $1,000
NJ w. and \. n. Purcell. 10 huild
"IHh h"ciiiHE IN I.onbardy street
1","ecn Park !.ycnuc and West. At a
os' Of $4,000.
W. .. DoEset,. 70 repair brick
weillng "a, 26.I Hanover Avenue. at
cost Of 1880.
Davis Bros, Inc. to repair brick
erasc ~ Colonial AID Cary. a, a
ost of $1,000
=. II. Archer. TO rcpal- a brick
arase at 2"2 North Mulberry Street,
a cost Of tl.n0N
John l.cwis. 10 repair "a frame
yelling at 236 South l.ombardy
Iireo;. a; a cost Of $1,000
Il. j. lieiral 10 repair brick
w"llinc at 25oi Grove Avenue. at "a
| ost y! $1,000
Application TO build brick ware
ousc. at I'll E:as, Main Street. al a
ost ~ $4,000. was hled with the
.ni!hins Inspector yesterday by
iycr Levy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
FRECKLE
SUN and Wind Hiring out Ugly spots.
How to HcmOVc Easily.

Here's "A chance, Miss Freck le- face
TO try a remedy for frccklcs with the
guarantee of a reliable concern that
1t Will not cost you a penny unless i.
removes the f-eckles; while il ii does
give YOU clear complexion the cX
pensc is trifing.
Simply get an ounce Of Othinc-
double strength from any druggist
and few applications should show
you how easy il is To rid yourself OF
the homely frccklcs end get a bcau.i.
fui complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the wors; case
BE sure I" ask the druggist tor the
double strength othinc. as this
strength is sold under guarantee Of
money back il !; fails 20 remove
freck les-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
| LEOPARD CANNOT
CHANGE |TSSP0TS
Mr, DOdsOn, the silver Tone"
Man, Tells the Treachcry
OF CaiOmel.

Calomel loses you a day. You
nov what calomel is. It's mercury.
quicksilver. CalOmcl is dangerous.
crashes into sour bile like dyna
mite. rrampinG and sickcning you,
'alomel attacks The bones and should
lever be put into your system.
When you feel bilious. sluggish.
onstipa.cd and all Knocked out and
,c,ievc you need a dose of dangerous
aIomci just remember that your
ruggist sells for n few cents large
otle Of Dodson's Liver Tone. which
IS entirely vegetable and pleasant to
axe. and is perfect substitute for
alomcl II is guaranteed to start
our liver without stirring you Nup
inside. and cannot saliv8tc.
Don't take calomcl! 1t cannot be
rustcd any more than n leopard or
!. wildcat. Take Dodson's Liver
'onc, which straightcns you right IN
nd makes you feel fine. Give 1t to
he children because 1t Is perfectly
'arn,less and doesn't sgripe.---Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
ROCKEFELLER MOVES HIS
MANY HEARERS TO TEARS
Mention or Ills Mother. u Native OF
Cleveland. Stnrts Audience
Weeping.
IHy Universal Scrv.cc1

CLEVELAND. ONO. Apru s.
John ID. Rockefeller, Jr.. brought
tears to tho eyes Of hundreds of
men and women in the .Armory at
Cleveland this evening. when in
speaninI FOR the lntt!church World
Movement. h" paid tribute to his
mother and father
THIS IL the first time have been
In Cleveland hc said. since my
mother died She lies here ia our old
nome and ann sure her saintcd ,,piri,
Is present with us. ] want TO nay
tribute 10 her and [" my dear father.
mere in the city where was born.
want 10 thank God for whit my
father and mother taught me about
Gods love-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
Wireless Signal, From
Mars Expected April q
IBy Uniycrru, scr,icc.I

LONDON, April S.-ncRInnIng nj
midnight, April 20. throughout the
succeeding twp OF three days, thou
snnds OF wirc1ess operators I'm NIL
.pnrtr OF the globe Will strain
every nerve. especially their cnrs,
In an cndcRyOr tn cntch my mes-
snEc that Mars n,ny he scndInE to
this planet.
GuEiicimO aInrconi. inventor OF
the wireless. today Issued special
Instructions to ~ stations "a listen
int~ntlS, particularly on April II,
because TINT In the day when Murs
VIII lie nearest TO the earth, and
III the weird signals picked up
lately are @ctuRIiy mcssnr.cs from
tho Mnrtinnn. the warld may Wit
nrss some history-ninking rrveIn
fIOns on that dut~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

primary on May Is, closed Mt MIDI
night. United states Senator. ,ROaea
Pcnrose will he unopposed fT &he
Republican renomihation. Attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer Demo-
GRAFT AMI Ed&ard Randolph. Wool.
Republican, Philadelphia. are.9tthe.
only persons filing Democratic prcsi-
dental preference nominations ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
SUMMERLIN IN U. S.
Charge d'ATnirrs OF Mexico city I'm
ha,Hy trossra border on Trip
To Warrington.
ny Ashoci.ted Pres-.l

LAREDO. TENAS. April S.-;corgc
T. Summerlin, charge d'analrcs OF
the American embassy at Mexico
CITY. crossed III. border here today
on MS way Ia Washington
Spccia! reservations had been ar
ranged. for quick trip 10 the capt.
tai. but nothing vas learned as to
the imnor; o. his visit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
LOSS IS s8,654,OOO MORE
Government Rnilrond Operating IN
pcnscs In February Increase
Aggregate Deficit.

>.
WASHlNGTON, April s.-Ea,;road
operating revenues for February. the
last month of Federal control, fell
ss,G5 1000 below operating expenses
and thereby increased tho govern
mcnts deficit in operation. the Inter
stat. Commerce Commission reported
tonight. Tho commissions report,
covered the earnings and expenses of
more than so per cent of tho lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
TROUBLE IN MOROCCO
French Troops Engage Nativr Tribes
men and InHict Heavy
LOSSES.

TAXA. MOROCCO, April S.-irench
troops have been engaged in II re-
cOnn"ltcrinS operation against a
strong body of natives belonging to
the tribe of ,Bcniourain on III. route
south of f'cz. -Four French soldier,
and one officer were Killed The
enemy was dispersed by artillery.
which INFLICTED severe losscs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
rr,o, ar ,;o,,.tt. :, started.

ABBEVlLLE. s. c.. April S.--Four
witnesses were eXamined(today In the
trial Of John and Kenneth Gossett,
charged with criminal attack, tho
taking of testimony beginning TINS
afternoon. after six hours had becn
spent in getting "a jury. All persons
under IL years of-aGe were excluded
from the courtroom. 500 1ft'.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
A,,ack Mexican Trains.

iUAREH, MENiCO, April S-Two
new -.ttacks on trains Of the Mexican
Central Railroad by followers of
Francisco villa were reported here
today. VILE. il was said has four
strong bands operating in the State
Of Chihuahua with Jimincz as di-ec-
tor o! operations.