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New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Victory Is Protested on
Grounds That Name Did
Not Appear on Program
By A. C. Cavagnaro

Frank Titterton, of the Glencoe
Athletic Club. who ran a brilliant race
IN capturing the senior Metropolitan
association Ave mile championship at
the knights of Columbus games in
Newark last Wednesday night, may
lose his honestly won honors for the
reason that his name was not on the
program. The diminutive athletes vic
.oTy mas been protested and his prize
nelo up pending an Investigation by
the registration committee
fr'or to the contest, protests were
MED against Titterton's competing by
several athletes because his name was
not among the scheduled starters Tit
terton maintained that he had mailed
ms entry before the official closing
time, but it had been returned to him.
Juilus Schwab, the only member of
the registration committee present,
allowed Titterton's entry, but ordered
all three championship medals with
held from the victorious athletes.
The stamped envelope which litter
ton used in mailing his entry blank
Will play an important part in deciding
whether he is entitled to his prize.
This bit of evidence has been asked
G..
Should it be proven that Titterton.
through neglect, mailed his entry too
late he will lose his first senior title
prize to James O'Connor, St. Anselm's
Club, who finished second.
According to a member Of the regis
tration committee, similar circum-
stances will be avoided in the future
with the issuing Of an edict to the ef-
feet that no entry blank be accepted
by an organization for its games II it
Is received later than the scheduled
closing time. 1t will also be imperative
for an athlete entered In races to affix
his registration number to his entry
blank if ho wishes to be allowed to run.
The inter-post American Legion half
mile scratch relay race, which will
undoubtedly create the greatest in
terest at the 1O6th Infantry Post games
at the 23d Regiment Armory, Brooklyn,
tomorrow night, will bring back into
competition mon who have not ap-
peared in this country for three years.
The 1O6th squad viii number among
its men Ike J. Lowell and Frank
Stephenson, champions of years gone
by. On the New York A. C. Post relay
will be Billy Moore, Of Princeton Uni
versity fame, and Edward Teschner.
erstwhile Harvard University sprinter
Their presence in the quartet makes
it a strong rival for the star Uni
versity of Pennsylvania team, the
favorite.
A sign of the boom in athletics again
appeared at the "Kaysey' games in
Newark. Andy Kelly, present 30O-yard
indoor world record holder, started in
his favorlte event, and the form he
showed indicates that before long he
will be back to his old stride. Another
veteran who could not shake off his old
love was Billy Kelly, the middle dis
tance star, and former Metropolitan
Association 60O-yard champion. Kelly
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Just Punching the Bag
Big Bout Probably viii Be Held in New York
By w. O. Mcclellan

The passage Of boxing bill and the hodinp of bo C+
dempsey bout in New York City possibilities of the
New York Legislature declare matter Of the Soc
settled f evcr> the the Walker biz
"hh permits fifteen rounds
ana the referee will be passed Governor Smith, has been fd
to honest boxing will sign the bill. ~
Plans for bringing Carpenter DEMPSEY bou f Now
York being made quietly hardly probable at ar, - ~
basking in the lmejrbt h; % & " M pro-
the real holding the 6 ''a n Dddng
who staged the GansNeon Wardoran and Don
y-Wiad bouts working quietly sign Dempsey and Carnnt
He would want the bout to be near New York citv b
no doubt would draw something million dollars ~ "
One thing in Mr. Richards is that he is not nroc,. 49,
he purely phianthron roo+iv ~ %
promote f he does promote W with the turning over few
Tor nmse he does not contend that make the
world safe for the Democrats dispute over the ea
nations He thinks will money is held in or near Now v
City, and he may land it. " " W e h0iN
In the time Of the return of boxing are
worried lest the ons get into debate many ships Jack
Dempsey built during the late champion are claim
ing hat Dempsey had not eaped right the shpyars the first
recence on the mart ~ th marine because OF the
Jack Dempsey and Ping that were driven ~
had the start the heavyweight CHAMPION though because rivetng
Pings trade s "
Younger Heauies to Perform,
Inc younger of havies will Dros Arena
a. snow in Jersey City Monday night Billy Roche poag
Robert the former CHAMPION will be starred on the m
WIN coupe OF comparatively less we'll known victims.
1unney under the tutelage William the annest
S @ S ' ne r1ns mas come rapidly to the fore and William
having dreams of spending his old heavyweight CHAMPION
ay recognized that the soldier weight the instinct
as wen as courage that was proved with the Marines
BOD ftzsmmons also did considerable France with o
a. E. ~ ~ W '
IL too early to predict the futures of youngsters but there
no telling how high they under proper handn Tb
will have all the good will em because they were
two professional pugis who proud fight in II and
Tumble Tom Going 'Ome
Tumble last plunge in an Anerc, i
When he busted the resin from his tights Philadelphia other night
unoe Thomas hurried out to pack his
an Mountain will return to England Home Beauty negotiate
tor match with what Carpenter left of Beckett
Tumble Tom discovery j. Corbett nrohab1v Tho
everest heavyweight of all times poorest picker
Of champions the history game Tumble Tom CANA f. M
United States took Keeann and g n
than the late Steve Brode Thomas
quite as many blows with his chin business
Tumble Tom will perform
Wells, Joe Beckett vhinnod
IL Will be up to the British boxing authorities
padded that Tumble Thomas will not be bruised He
frequently complained of box
N''e
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
California Nine to Plav
Harvard at Cambridge

BERKELEY. Calf, Jan. 22.-Perm,,-
sion has been given the University Of
California baseball team by the ex-
ecutlvc committee Of the associated
students to tour the East this summer
meeting many prominent colleges Of
the Atlantic Coast and Middle West,
including Harvard and Princeton, it
', The first game is scheduled with the
University Of Utah on May Is. Other
games follow: May 25, Michigan; Nav
28, Cornell; juno 2, Harvard; June s,
Syracuse; June 10, Dartmouth: june
II, PRINCETON; June 12. Pennsylvania; /;
June 10, Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Skating Races Monday

A program consisting Of one mile
handicap races in Class A and Class
will be conducted Monday night at
the Ice Skating Palace, West 181st
Street The entry lists include Les
lie Boyd Of the fremont Ice Skating
Club the metropolitan outdoor skat-
ing champion, and William Murphy of
the 1S1st Street Ice Skating Palace,
who was second in the outdoor cham
pionship race. Both will start from
scratch
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Havana Entries

First race (three -year-olds; claiming
urse $500. six furlongs)-Snow TIil Nav
Craig. NNeretian Boy, 100 lbs each: WA
tive Soil, lo9, IIimiltrude, 1l2; Top RunR
III. 0p '""e
Second race rhree- year-olds; claiming
purse $500; SIX furlongs) - xfittle One
xSea Prince, 100 lbs each xBrer Fox. los
SEl Coronel. lo9: Bally Connell. ll2; Clip
ia. Rail Bird, III.
Third race Unree- -year-olds and inward:
claiming; purse. $500; five and half fur
longs) - xStichler 104 lbs: xShiro. l05
Precious Jewel Slippery Silver. l07 each:
XJaines g. los Tidal. Iron Boy. 1oe
xTwenty seven, Ill
Fourth RAGE (three-year- olds and up
ward claiming purse. $500; i've and a
half furlongs)tMiss K, "a lbs: JILL 1n3
xOld Eylers. 1905: xPara BILE, xIaura Miller
Jos each; D. c. Girl. 1o7; xUranium, los
Lackrose, l13
Fifth race (four-year -olds and upward
claiming; purse. $500; one inile)-xLady
Jane Grey l0l; xDr. Rae, 10e; Rameau
JOS; lariat. Ill. xWoodthrush, III; O'Mal-
ley, Ill.
Sixth race (four-year olds and upward
claiming; purse, $500; one milo and nifty
yards) - xDione. lo4; xSasenta lo3
xDinitri l0S; ALDERMAN. lOS.
xApprentice allowance of nve pound.
claimed
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Trinity School Wins

The Trinity School basketball team
swampcd the De La Sale Institute
second team on contest on tho form
er's court yesterday by q score of az
to Is. Burkett, with eleven field
goals, featured in Trinty's playing. In
winning its last three games Trinity
has compiled moro than 100 points.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Athletic Meeting Postponed

Charles Sherman, of the Mornngsde
Athletic Club and the 47th Regiment,
who is promoting a Military Athletic
League cross country championship
nounced last night that the date for
the meeting to arrange details has
been postponed from tonight to next
" cdncsdaY evening at the armory.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23

Apprentice allowance Of nve pounds
.ia..rec
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Midget Five Wins

Dc La Sale Institutes midget b.s-
ketball team scored Its eighth victory
by defeating Franklin School In q con-
test 1e, on the formers court yesterday.
Inc score was 20 to IL. At half time
tnc vIctors led, to 4. Conroy starred
for the winners.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
7itterton May Lose Title
Won in Fiue-MiIe Race

raced along with great speed but
weakened towards the end. Frank
Lagay, one-time Dartmouth athlete, is
also attempting Comeback"
The potato race, Metropolitan Asso-
citation championship, which event viii
be conducted for the first time bv the
18th Coast Defense Command, Brook
llyn' on February %. has already at
tracted an entry that will necessitate
many trial heats The popularity Of
the event is manifested by the recent
OF entry blanks from Y. NJ. c. As.
church clubs. recreation centers, settle,
ment houses and athletic clubs from
this city. Connecticut and New Jersey
= Twenty-eight members Of the Robins
Dry Dock track team are in training
for the annual games Of the Todd Shine,
yards A. A. at the 14th Regiment
Armory, Brooklyn, on February II.
home homer Baker is reported to be in great
one of the feature attractions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
CAuLAUX HAS
ONLY ONE MONTH
TO SERVE IN JAIL

Paris April "a f. The Asva-
cla-a6 Press Joseph CaZlauz. FIR
ner premier IF France ten 1E1- II ne
Neuil-v hospital I.stHne1 q ne read
ing Of -ae sentence If senate WHICH.
sitting as high cou-- CT justice.
yesterday convicted nm Of "con
MERGE md correspondence with the
enemy
Thrae years Imprisonment. sve
years forced residence II i own &C
Dc selected by L1e Minister # ne II
ter'lor and tan yea-s loss If political
r.gt1L ne latter clause carrying with
= inability % vote Or y huid aftce.
vas ne sentence imposed
The prisoner made no comment az
TAR the sentence had been rad - Inn
by -tle cour- officer
Asked by ne Newspaper men pres
en- whether ne desired o make z
statement Ca1lia-x replied
I snail oe n voU- disoosa, to
MORROW or ne -ez- GAY when : an
reisaSeG.'
The eZ- premier was serlsaCed a-s3
. pay TIE cost 81 the trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
METHODISTS OF
EAST CONFERENCE
NAME DELEGATES

Bangor. Ne, April eg.-Esv. A z
Morris and SupL Jdtnes z Graz.
both Of Bangor. were elected dele
gates u the Ee1rea- Methodist Con-
ference A. Des Maines. La by the
East Maine Conference n Brewer
today
Mauford 4 Carter vas admitted
ID t-7al and Hartman A Grant Of
Snv-a Mills and Sa-arlei 4 Atwood
81 Sea-si1ort % full membership n
the conference Eev. Sidney Q.
Young was added % he retired LIST
Few 4 Z. Carter change from re
tired u supe-1unez-v rela-lon. and
Rev William c Ripley located
Tr1srs Of appeals were re-elec1ed
Esvs- g A. Eiunne- =. X. Martin.
2. Ernest smith A. Z Morris and
L q. March. with Ge1r-s Gorwood
and Bion W Russell. rezervas An
effort - pass Al amendment 10 the
report CT public educational coIlec-
ton. thar 1en per cent q rne Increase
be appropriated % the Wesley F0un-
6atlon Il Harvard was 5Craated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
MARKED DROP IN
CLOTHING PRICES
IN NEW YORK CITY

New 1Crh- -tnT-1s - 5I2clasC-
WIN -he announcement taaI 1ea-i-
a. 1na persons. a--r'ed II 9vera.1s and
CID clothing ara expected - parade
here I5ulurrnw Is j protest against
Cae hl-a cost Of clothing, 81 IT nore
clothing dealers. including the la-g-
est siores II me c3Iv. -oUay adTer
t1s4G substantial reductions n prices
Of ready u wear clothing
Comparisons Ct advertisements n
-oday.s papers with hose Ct last
week revealed that reduction On
men clothing alone avara-ed 81 u
81 d suit
Reductions 81 vGre-'s clothes
werc ev~n greater enc Of Lhe c!ry :
principle stores advertising reduc-
mons Of sl9 10 S-z.5g Of certain styles
II misses spring suits. coats and
dresses.
ToGays advertisements some q
winch refer 70 the cvaral movement
CARRIED sQch phrases as a prices
below original east IA greatly re-
3ucea prices. nucl below regular
prices. prices reduced 90 10 per
cent, and deliberate cutting OF Cur
ow1 profit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
STATE PIER SITE
Gait and Franklin
Wharves Favored
Tyne ~ Nha@ - Ee Euift Viii AcG
. SrlenciG Facilities 81 Portland
Water F-ont Ctrer Sites Also
I1Ger Consideration

Tie directors OF the Port Of Port
land announce -aa- they iook WIZ
favor upon C1e properties On Com
nercia- street 7 Portland nov 3ccu-
pied By Cat and Franklin WHARF,
as Lae site t1r the new Srate Pier
CAT wharf Is N old open wharf
without storage sheds. ms outer por-
non Ct which IS now \ decay II is
Used 70 some eE-=rt By The Grand
Trunk Railway. but is t--a-sc : not
comparable 70 taat Of ne other
Grand Trunk piers. Franklin u 1a--11
which Is . more modern pier VIII
starags sheds & owned n the East
err Steamship CO. and has been
used bE raa- company FIR It's New
York Boston and & Join boats ta~
: number IT yea-s
The type CT wharf which the dlrec-
1ors intend - build IN t1ls s3ce viii
Dc I vast Improvement and a big
step forward n Lle development Of
Por-a1d's splendid water from
The ultimate development 81 -.,e
site as planned by me 6i-eCr1rs con-
templates The utilization Of the en-
ira site, bUI ne I1ltiaL devaIounenr
now proposed for winch funds ara
Immediately ara-labie. involves Only
The easIer-ig portion. L1ac = tie area
now occupied by Eal- waa-T and ne
e4steT'iy side # Franklin vha-*. To
ge-her VIII t1e sip between -1eu.
The wesLsrly side and outer era Of
Franklin wharf together Win the
structures thereon. cal and probably
VII be continued n Is By the
Eastern Steamship %.
After a thorough sr2dv Of the sew
erl sites Under consideration. which
are enumerated below and aFtzr Al
engineering Investigation 70 dera--
D1ls TIE feasibility Of r-1e new pier
'CcHtlnueH o. Page s-ccl. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
NO EARLY SETTLEMENT

New York Apr,l -S-Es.e<<&saI Of
the railroad beads . modify tae-
uluna-1n . he strikers md the
equal determination Of the -a--ar 10
hold OIL for seniority nights. ccnlE.1-
virtually destroyed Al nope Of an
early and complete settlement Of --e
railroad board difficulties \ the
metropolitan district
4 statement -od2y 5v ! J. Marital.
Spokesman for me Railroad General
Managers ASS L, III, l1ta-cessiou
by al ne mayors q c3-es 4 1he
ezSt could not alTer the -L.-aais' PC
,lcon' apparently in not discourage
strike leaders. -orig-L after
r1erL1ag = J@rs+- CRY. Llt strikers
placed nope = ne meeting q mayors
Of Jersey II Atlantic City coruor-ow
Z. winch tasy expect 4 resolution
xii De passed urging -1e roads -
ex-eac ne u-na-un and grant me
men seniority r,ghIs a strikers
committee Il was announced also
would cal On Mayor Eyia1 -unorrow
. enlist his azd IT -aelr behalf
AS ta- as I cal determine sad
Edward McElE1. chairman Of ne
st-ks-s Legislative committee. The
men VII -ana4l III until some as
ASSURANCES ara given Laa- hey VII
be cake1 back II -egiia- order. The
only asset a -al-aad man mas IS ms
seniority right winch beionEs - hin
and costs the company nothing" -
McIcg1 tonight gave me following
figures = the men stu OUT Yard
swlrchEaen 100 percent Ernigh- train
crews and 6rsnen So percent: fright
engineers 20 percent He admitted
NJ Aa1Tal said passenger service
Passenger crews a-e AL On the ion
r--r1allr has been restored - nor
MAJ -aa- <Telgi1- SERVICE vas IN
proving steadily and taar N d few
Lays ne expects Al transportation
difficulties vii be soiTe6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
Maine Bodies to
Protest Passage
TRANSPORTATION Act

Portland. Ne. A2rl Z--7a2lIns Ina
enactment b~ Congress IF me r-zlspor-
-a-sun ACT would result n q possible
increase Of - per cent Il 1resg-T rates
On Name railroads.. President James @.
GuInac of tas STATE Chamber Of COM
-nerce and g-iclIture LaaS1e :3dav an
npunced that Al appeal VIII pc made .
every business men organization IL
drs--:a1. commercial and Agricultural r.
se-ps1 N Name to cooperate \ opposing
the measure
The belief WIS expressed ~ President
t,z.frac that ss2Ch Al increase would
---o~e \ death 5iow' - the industrial.
AGRICULTURAL and c1nu1sr-tal interests OF
the STATE
TIE mater viii be considered n Z
conference 70 be hesS az Augusta an
Ma y Hv The organization
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
CHIEF OF STAFF
ATLANTIC FLEET
TAKES OWN LIFE

II Washington. April 2-Eea- -.dnira1
Ca-so :. Britain. chief Of STAFF for Adj
mira Henry z. wilson. commander cf
ne Atlantic feet committed suicide DIV
shooting himself yeslErday while O.
DUTY WITH re deer n cuban waters
Admiral Wilson Is aivislnE he nazr
department II Adrnira, Erit-asn's death
care 10 reason f8r the act The body
VII ne brought u he United STATES IN
the hospital snip s0lace- Admiral Brit
lzIns hurns was a EZchnond Ey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
JAIL THREAT FAILS

Cleveland, Ohlo- April - - Five
hundred striking -a-l-3ad sw-tcnnen
a. : mass meeting lac today agreed
u1a11loEsl.- n 20 to 5a-- ra-her than
ce-I-1 % work 21tar ofHc-ais Of the
department Of justice requested the
Strike leaders 70 aou1y me men thai
Al Ct ne approximately 1910 strikers
would be arrested e t2ey 1id not re-
Urn TO work by tomorrow morning.
tbs Vas after Jcfn Sagkzn. depart
neu Of justice agenS. who a1-and-
&c the meeting lad demanded thai
The st--kErs' leaders order the men D
return t3 vaEk Or themselves &c 70
Ia.
The government warning gwen -
Fra2k ! o'Egu-ka. president Of tie
Cleveland Ea-inan-s Association by
5awksl brought a noisy deEncnE-a-
mn from The men u ne meeting.
A. first O'g3urke warned the nsn
thar only the Leaders would pc Ar
rested II al ne men did not return
- work
AA-er . Eoukes announcement
SaTksn called me - strike leaders
-nL9 4 private rom where he tafd
hem Of The -1ve-nnenrs' plals 20
arrest every MAI VINO 1z5ied ID re-
I'm - his posi- by Saturday, morn
1-
7 hare 51s1 been informed ~ tire
department OF justice -epresen -at.ves
thar eTa--y Man Of is viii 81 ID jaiL
unless We 20 back Ia work" o.
EoU-ke SAD WHEN lie and -ae leaders
returned - ne platform.
sErErv MN vim wishes % aToid a.
-az- By returning = his 5eb VII k,ndlr
-1sa and leave ne roDm Not a Tan
moved
Every nan VINO ghDUEes pr-sor la--
. starvation wages WI rise. . EourAs
EHiu-
The ga nsn rise = a bo1~ --c--tux
and shouting
We VII At 20 II ia1.s he shoutsd
as -ieir leaders t1sd n van y zuies
hen
The meeting Jlea adjourned Sawkcr
upcn Iear-ng -i1e meeting went trn-ne-
dia:eiy d the 1thre IF Dist-ic- Attorney
Wsr-z
tcontinuea Al Page IcsI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
Manchester Merchants
Held on Charge
of Profteering

Concord X Il April Z-Si- Man
chester Merchants were before United
sta.es Commissioner Burns ? Endg-
nl n federal t1sr-,r, coE-- -aaay
charged win prar1ee--us TIE cases
were ne result If II investigation ~
STAG A-e-- A Il. Leveasale- II the
department # Justice z1d sTs ASSISTANTS,
and prosecutions were MADE fgr alleged
violations n lie Lever control acL
Joyce ErsCAe-s. elcrale-ss Caesar
N4sch q. cio11iers. : Sullivan ca,
c-3Iaie-s. The 2a--s Sure. IL CjuthlE-S
Granite Sia-e Coal @. mel i4R3s-z:
ana z NJ Slay-1n ca. wholesale prod
uce dealers. we-e ne respondents. 3 II
we,e held f-sT a 1--caer bearing n =
-a-e- cate aad bonus n 1nsz cases var
scr = s1ysa each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
TOTAL NOW 3O7
In Augusta Chamber
Of Commerce Drive
Final Returns Go Over 70 Monday
Enthusiastic Luncheon AZ Moor
Friday with Inspiring Wards -
Workers-oo Goal by Monray De-
terTineG Uprn

Augusta was assured yesterday Of
4 Chamber OF Commerce with an
adequate income
This vas disclosed al the NOON
luncheon Of team workers when re-
ports tor Thursday afternoon ana
yesterday morning brought rae ootal
memberships 70 30-- Majors Of div
sions captains and workers WIKI
teams. were most optimistic as I
result Of this sho wing. They lef1 9.
A r hall. where TIE meeting was
held determined ID sign u others
during the ae1arnoen and evening.
SO that the goa. OF four hundred VII
De passed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
us. WARSHIPS ON way To MEXICAN WATERS
TO PROTECT AMERICANS AT PACIFIC PORTS
REBEL ACTIVITY PROBABLE CAUSE CALL
Exact Situation at Ma
zatIan and Topolo-
bampo Not Clear -
Federal Force of $50
at For mer Port
where Americans
Have KITE n sive
Holdings

-T.s...2c-oz. april eS-Two war
--ps III me Pacific feet were n
---s light . Mexican waters ID
-r-a-- 4ne--cal clCzens and inter
aa-a-la2 and TapoIobanpo.
~ae- we-a dispatched from San
err 71ar III orders from the
~ 1ppa--ne1t after a request tsr
--7-s.r.--r aaG come rom state de-
7g---e-- representatives. a. hose
Ma-zcal ports.
s.-1-.a- request came t-on the
,--,-n.-: agent Al F-grrara on the
-t ,1az1 9u- was not acted UPON
,a15.-r --taer Investigation OF the
.---a..,n --e-a- The cruiser Sacra-
1 -sz.q = Tanpico oniy Z short
/ distance away
~ AKA. s1.-.a-on - MaZa-al
ma = -Dolo5anpc was OF known here.
-le~= -al been 70 report CT dis
-.r2..2-as l. ether place anu latest
-scss sad a federal force Of 2sv
nm y. -w5 cannon had arrived II
-lA-z- =.
~nu~1 s-.lta -3rces. n rebellion
-1-.lsr y Ca-~2zza government are
.aw1 - D. pushing On EDWARDS Ma
.a.1 =. most Important Mexican
-.-=ws 3r -he Pacific This force
7.v VII sou.h Of T5poIobanpo,
F., vat.1e 4 detachment haG bean
-.lvs-. - -7aas Al assault there.
F-s 1at 4lever
Ike DaTr DEPARTMENT = was
- La ne cruiser Salem and de-
---ra~ Na. ID. ne ships ordered u
l,s.. va-e Under instructions 10
---as.- - -1e ziTlalCn- There ara
ars.-s american interests a. Ma
III -1e~a ne Mexico California
-uass.-Q Company has lis Isml-
H. ri mas beea received a. the
t6-ae -ae company that both 81
&--. imports hare been closed.
--a ---I.ser Sacramento was a.
~--a,a-a ia 2prli - and remained
-1- me. Some uaeasIress vas
MIRA IL Ia Ile.
rc= ~lrurneriin. American =
f4E4- ~'~ - Mexico CRY. VINO
ne with Secretary
~, a-a department lsft
--- c1~ d-s4--9 Ct1v a1G = was
-.~-apa -1a- lis departure mas
| ,-.--. la=.e1s-d because II re szrua-
| 2 y a-f-xarr
& -ac.a- circles today i was re-
'~a.. -1a- General A-lul13 Gomez.
ne -adera. commander a. Tux
| -. G@Eco and General Manuel
---- VIC -1r several Years has
---..i,2Gea rsoe5 forces IN the Mezl-
= Ht ae:ds. had Joined forces
---2st ne Ca--anza government
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