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Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
NO MORE RACES WITH vANITIE

Boston, May 24-Charles Francis Adams, skipper of the cup defender Resolute, dismant1ed in trial races Saturday, said today that there would be no more racing with the Vanitie until June 8, when the official trials will begin off Newport. He said the accident off New Haven was due sole iy to the collapse of the hollow wooden mast which was always re- garded as an experiment, and that all hands were glad that it went when it did rather than later in the season.
 The old steel mast of Resolute will be stepped immediately and it is hoped that she will be under sail again by Saturday
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28

Hamilton Kane, Republican national committeeman in New Jersey, took charge of the Wood expenditures in that state, the witness testified, add ing that all of the money used in the state was accounted for under the di- rect primary law.
 Mir. Hitchcock said he could not give details as to campaign contributions. as it had been und erstood when he joined the Wood organization that he was not to assist in the financing work. Some individuals, he added had sent money to him direct but this he said, would not exceed S25, 900.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
BELIEVE BOYS
 TOOK ICE CREAM

Two gallons of ice cream intended for a party. were stolen from the residence of John Cevoronevicz, AT South avenue, last night. The police believe that the theft was commit ted by boys.
 Mary Sabo, of 500 Bostwick ave- nue, has reported to the police the loss of Postal Savings certificates valued at $1,000.
 While eating in a lunchroom at the corner of Wall and Water streets, Saturday night, John Conroy of 511 Pequonock street was relieved of S25 and gold watch.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
DRIVER WOULD
 NOT RUN TRAIN

BaEinamore, County Leitrim, Ire rand, May 24.---After three men had been caught raidirg house near here for arms Saturday and remanded to the Sligo jail. the engine driver of the train on which the police intended to transport the men, declined to move the train.
 The police were forced to keep the prisoners here until Sunday when a military lorry was sent for. Every road into Ballinamore was then bar ricaded with trees or stone obstruc- tionss and the lorry had the gres est difficulty getting into and out of the town.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
NO STATUTE TO
 COVER ARREST

Carmello Carvel1o, proprietor of a coffee house at 177 Sterling street, was arrested in his place of business Sat urday night, by Lieut.. John Barton and Officer Foster. of the vice squad" for carrying concealed weap- ons. The policemen entered the cof- fee house just in time to see Carve1Io slip a revolver under a counter, and they immediately placed the man un- der arrest.
 In the City Court this morning, Prosecuting Attorney A. L. Delaney requested that the case be nolIed in- asmuch there is no law in Cennec- ticot which forbids one to keep a re- volver in a house. The court granted a nolIe.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28

MT. Hitchcock said that in Michi- gan the Wood campaign was financed "by local people" without any call On the national organization. Colonel Fred Alger of Detroit, he said, was state chairman.
 Chairman Kenyon gave notice dur ing MT. Hitchcock's examination that he had summoned Horace c. Stebbins and Ebert A. Sprage. treasurers re- spectively of the Wood headquarters in New York and Chicago, to appear before the committee.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
DAMROSCH IS
 MADE KNIGHT

Rome, May 24-walter Damrosch, director of the New York Symphony Orchestra which is visiting Rome, was today decorated with the Order of the Crown of Italy. receiving the rank of knight. The medal was con- ferred by the Minister of Instruction by orders of King Victor Emmanuel as a recognition of MI. Damrosch' S ''masterly gifts as conductor"
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28

Whether the mayor will be able to show any just cause for the wholesale raids of a few weeks ago to justify the tblack eye'' given the city throughout the country is som ething Republican leaders doubt very much. So far the cases have brought noth- ing new to light because vice thrived during Mayor Wilson's administra- ton as was proved in the Baby Do1l'' raid two years ago.
 The suspension of Superintendent of Police Redgate is still in force, but with nothing produced to show any particular reason for his suspension. The whole matter has ttsoured' ac- cording to Republican political heads,
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
HITCHCOCK SAYS WOOD SUPPORTERS FINANCED CAMPAIGN OWN WAY
TELLS INVESTIGATIONS COMMITTEE $15, 900 LARGEST SUM SPENT IN ANY ONE STATE-ALL MONEY USED WAS
 ACCOUNTED FOR

Washington, May 24-Frank H. Hitchcock, of Major General Leonard Woods campaign managers told Senate Investigating Committee today that far he knew the arg est spent state by the Wood organization S15,OOO in Jersey He added largest $12,5OO in Maryland.
 Mr. Hitchcock said that in New York as in number of other states the Wood supporters financed campaign their way" without asking the nroa atinn
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
MAYOR WILSON ON TRIAL" AS RESULT
 0F RECENT RAIDS
LEADING REPUBLICAN SAYS ORGANIZA- TON HAD NO PART IN BURNS MEMS ACTIVITIES-EXPECT MEETING
 FOR REORGANIZATION

That Mayor Clifford his methods clean Bridgeport of it's vice and gambling admitted by Republican leaders today who the Republican organization has taken by the Burns detectives under the direction of the who entirely everything that
 admit the strong for the past several webbing the mayor When quered matter morning Chairman J. Robinson had the
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
.NICKY', MUST TALK

New York, May 24-Jules W. ("Nicky") Arnstein. under indict- ment in connection with an alleged s5,0o0,oo0 bond theft plot. has been summoned to appear before United States Commissioner Gilchrist today to answer questions in the bankruptcy proceedings surety companies have instituted against him.
 Arnstein last week refused to an- swer questions on the ground that they might incri ainate him.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28

Paterson. N. J.. May 24- Five per sons are in hospitals with injuries re- ceived in jumping from upper floors of the Manhattan Hotel in Market street when flames drove 200 guests into the street in their night clothes, early today. The hotel was destroyed causing damage estimated at $150, 1000 to $2o0, 900. The origin of the fire is unknown
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
Fix P0liicyOn
 Priority
Conference to Relieve Transportation
 Problems.

Washington, May 24-Thirty local committees located at all the princi- pal rail Ngateways" were at work to- day surveying their individual frieght problems with a view to recommend ing to the Interstate Commerce Com mission a policy to be followed in the future relating to priorities and em- bargoes.
 In the meantime the general ex- change of equipment to commence tomorrow is expected to ease the con gestion of the roads to a certain ex- tent.
 Boston, May 24-Relief from New Fngland's transportation troubles was the object of conference here today by representatives of the principal railroads operating in this section and of the American Railroad Association. The Boston & Albany and the Boston & Maine roads, it is said, have been able to relieve conditions at their freight gateWayS somewhat in the past few days. The New York, New Ha- ven 6 Hartford R. R. has increased its percentage of operating efficiency but is still handicapped by conditions at it's Harlem river and Maybrook yards.
 Washington, May 24-The s1,017,- 000.000 additional revenue which the railroads are seeking through in- creased freight rates does not take into account any increase in wages which the railroad labor board may grant the two million railway em- ployes, Howard Elliott, of the asso- citation of railway executives, stated today before the Interstate Com merce Commission.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
MANY INJURED
 BY EXPLOSION

Pittsburgh, May 24-More than a score of persons were injured and several are reported missing as the result of ar explosion which blew up two buildings at 2225 Penn avenue here this morning and damaged sev- eral buiilings nearby.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
SHOE FACTORIES CLOSE.

Marlboro, Mass, May 24-The three shoe factories of Rice & Hutch ins, Inc, will be shut down for a week. beginning Wednesday, it was announced today. General business conditions were given as the reason. The plants here employ 2,500 per sons.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28

It might also relieve the shortage of farm hands, if each one could be supplied with an attendant to fan him and administer iced drinks.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28

The tremendous kick about high living costs continues among the peo- pie who don't read the special bar gains advertised in The Times.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
GET ARTICLES
 WORTH $500

Using a jimmy to pry lock from the front door, burglars gained entrance to a store owned by Theo- dore Romaszwski AIS kossuth street last night, and made off with 1eWeiry, handkerchiefs, perfume and cash valued at $500. A list of the stolen articles has been submitted to the po- lice and includes 20 gold and nickle watches, IS sunmetaI watches, IF fountain pens, nine razors, 12 jack knives, one dozen handkerchiefs, per fumery and. SIS in cash.
Republican farmer., 1920-05-28
BUYS PITCHER.

BUYS PITCHER.
 Columbus, O., May 24 4- President Tinker of the Columbus Association baseball team has announced pur- chase of Pitcher Newkirk of the Chi- cage Cubs Newkirk will report at Milwaukee today.
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Tto)-
ALEMANIA COMPRA TABACO
CUBANO

CUBA. Habana. Abril 2T.-Bien
sabido es que Alemania era antes de
"a guerra uno de los mejores mer-
bGdos para el tabaco cubano, que es
una de las industries que constitu-
yen en- gran parte, n de los ele-
mentos dc g.iqueza de Ia isla.
En- "a actralidad tiene Alemania
todas sus fabricas de tabacos, para
lizadas. debido principalmente a Ia
falta dc materia prima y como esa
ha sido una de las pocas industries
que Sc lie ia dejado intacto, quiere
darle ahora verdadero incremento.
Alemania ha ~tropezado con algu-
mas dificultades, pues aparte de Ia
scasez de tonelaje para ell transpor.
te de materiales primes, ha encontra-
do una gran competencia entire los
revendedores alisdos que pretenden
comerciar con ella, = los cuales cuen-
tan con todas las facilidades de sus
gobiernos para obtener ~tonelaje. No
obstante esa dificultad de Ia escasez
de barcos, los industriales tabaqueros
alemanes quieren quitarse Ia tirania
de los revenGedores, Y sc proponen
Icomprar directamente 2 los coseche'
ros cubanos. TODD Ell tabaco que ne,
cesiten para sus fabricas,
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81 Plan de Aqua PTeto

Y p~rotejeran, muy especialmente, e.
desarrollo de la industrial, del CO.
mercio Y de todos los negocios.
SUFRAGIO EFTCTIVC.-NO Rec
LEGION.
Aqua Prieta, Sonora, Abril 23 de
1920.
Oral. de Division. P. Elias Gales.
Generates de Brigade, Angel Flores,
Francisco R. Serrano, F. R. Manzo,
Juan Graz, Limo Manufacturers
les Brigadieres, Miguel Pima jr.) ].
NJ. Padilla, Fructuoso Mendez, Car
los Plank, Roberto Cruz, Alexandra
Mamie, Pablo Matus, Ramon Gomez,
Luis Espinosa, Iguacio Mori, Capt.
tan de Navio, J. de Ia Lave, Capt.
tan de Navio, E. Oliver.-Coroneles,
Abelardo L. Rodriguez, J. NJ, Agui
RE, Fausto Topete, Enrique Leon,
Guillermo N. Palma, Lorenzo Munoz,
E. c. Garcia, Anatolio 8. Ortega, A.
Ancheta, Gui!lermo Nelson, Eduardo
Andalon, Julio Garcia. z. Jimenez
Ponce, Francisco G.. Manriquez, J.
]. Amaya, Camilo Gastelum, Jr., TIE
nientes Coroneles, Mariana Valtie-
rrez, Angel Camargo, Pedro Sosa,
Anselmo Armenia, Antonio Cruz, J.
JESUS Arvizu, J. A. Campbell, JESUS
NJ. Palma, G. R. Limon, JESUS o. Co.
ia. Mayores, Luis R. Palomares, Ro-
4olfo NJ. Reyna. Isaac NJ. Rocha, Qua
dalupe Cruz. Canuto Orrega, Maxi
mo Othon. Patricio Garcia, Manuel
Meza, Manuel I. Medina, J.. NJ. Gu
rrola-Capitanes Primeros: S. Amez
quita Liceaga, Subteniente, Manuel
H. Lira. Francisco S. Elias. Luis l..
Leon, H. Gavilondo, Antonio G.. Ri
vera, Administrator de IA Aduana
Aqua Prieta, Julian S. Gonzalez Pre-
.idente Municipal de Cananea, j.. R.
Estrada, Alfonso Vazquez, Agente
commercial en- Douglas, Arizona; Te-
aiente Coronel Abraham Traijo Pre-
sidente Municipal de Agla Prieta;
Arturo N. Escand6n Director del
Diario Ell TEMPO, F. Alfonso Pes
Guerra. Manuel n. Bernal, Ing. Ro-
dolfo GarduHo, Astoifo R. Cardenas
Director del diario La Naci6n, J. 8.
Healy. Srio. del Departamento de In
formation Y propaganda; Ricardo
c. Lopez, Jefe de la Oficina de tele-
granla. de Nogales, Sonora.
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A TODD RIGOR
s. listed anhela una cabellera album
dante, RIGA Y saludable, debe usar
"Mosfi Hair Vigor'

Preparation sumamente recomenda-
da para exterminar Ia caspa, e i7di-
cada para Ell c~rec1u1:ento del pelo.,
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adjuntando Ell inlporte o Sc la e1via-
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dad de Mexico por ell Ejerclto Llbe-
raj Constitutional, Sc ~procedera q
designar IN Presidente Provisional
de Ia Republica, en Ia forma preVls-
Ia por los a~rticulos siguientes:
Art. 11o.-Si ell movimiento que
dare consImado antes de que termine
Ell actual pericdo del Congreso Re
deral, el Jefe Supreme del EJerclto
Liberal Constitucionalista convocara
al Ccngreso de la Union 4 SesloneS
extraordinarias en- el lugaT donde
pueda reunirse, Y los miembros de
dicha Camaras elegiraR al Presidente
Provisional de conformidad con Ia
Constitution VICENTE.
Art. l2o.-Si ell case previsto por
ell articulo II llegare a presentarse
con posterioridad a Ia / rminaci6n
del periodic constitutional de las Ca
maras actuales, eI Jefe Supreme de!
Ej4rcito Liberal Constitucionalista
asumira Ia P~residencia Provisional
de Ia Republica.
Art. 13o.-El Presidente Provisio
nal convocara a elecciones de Pode
res Executive V Legislative de Ia Fe
deracion inmediatamer5e que tom1
possession de su cargo.
Art 14o.--El Jefe Supreme del
F.iercito Liberal Constitlcionalista
nombrara Goternadorcs Provisional
les De los Estados de Gua~naiuato.
San Llis Potosi, Quer%rG'", Nuevo
Leon Y Tamaulipas, de los cue ~ ten
gan Gobernad.r Constitutional Y de
iod&s las demas entidajes f~ederatigas
| cuyos primeros mandatarios comba-
tan } iesconozcan este movlmlento.
At. l5o.-Corsoli1a 10 el triunfo
de csc Plar. ell Prcs;dente Provisio
nal autorizara g los G~obernadores
Frovisionalcs para que ~convoQuen IL
mediatamente n clecciones de pode-
res locales, de conformidad con las
lcyes respectivas.
Art. 16o.-El Ej&rcito liberal
Constitucionalista sc regira por Ia
Ordenanzaza General Y LeyeS Mi
~litares actualmente en- vigor en- Ia
Repiblica,
Art. l7o.-El Jefe Supreme del
Ejercito Liberal Constitucionalista Y
todas las ~autoridades civiles y mill
tares oue secunden este Plan, dare.
garantias q n~acionalcs y cXtrarJeros
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JN NOTABLE ACONTECIMIENTO
ARTLSTICO EN- Ell NACONAL

A continuation damos a conocer
Primera Parte.-Estreno de Ia
Zarzuela de costumbres mexicanas
En- la Hacienda por e. Cuadro No
vel.
Segunda Parte.-Orquesta Tipica.
MGsica Nexicana de Concerto; Rap:
Soda Mexicana No. 4. A. Valdes.-
Causerie. Vals F. Eillegas.-Danza
Espanola No. 3. Granados.-Aires
Andaluces, Gomez Rapsodia Me
xicana. Corona.-MIsica Poular, Sc
acab6 el Carbon, Damon, Grenet.-
Sobre las Olas. j. Rosas.-Siria. Fox
Trot. n. Mover There. Marcia.
Tercera Parte.-Solistas V Canto:
Composiciones. de piano del ST.. Lerdo
de Tejada, tocadas por el mismo. (a)
Canci6n nupcial.-b) Danzas caracte
risticas.-(c Tu amor es un mllagro.
-Poesfa obre Ia musica m~eNicana,
por el Sr. Guillermo Aguirre Y Fie-
rro.-Solo de Violin por el Sr. Ma
muel MayreS, DANA CcahuileEse, to-
cada por su autor.-Solo de Piano
por Ia Srita, N~agdalena Prince.-Re-
citaci6n por ell artista m~exicano, Sr.
Feiiciano Corona.
Cuarta Parte.- Acto de Narieda.
des:-Los Rodo Berry, (a) La Espi-
ma, canci6n colombiana-(b) Ninon,
canci6n apache.-La gentil bailarina
Y coupletista espanola, La bella Oro-
peza.-(a.l Couplets.-(b) Alegrias,
bali gitano, A. Valverde.-Srita. Al
tamidano y Sanchez de Lara, cancio-
mes Populares V Jarah= Nacional.
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lEiene de Ia "a. PaG)

bernador constitutional del Estado
de Nayarit al c. Jose Santos Godl-
nez.
Art. 5o.-Se reconoce tambien .
toGas las autoridades legitjmas de
- Federation Y de los Estados. Fl
Eiercito Liberal Constitucionalisra
sostendra q d,chas a~utoridades STEM
pre- que TO combatan nj hostilicen
e prasente movimieuto.
Art. Go.-Se reconoce eXpresamen-
te como ley Fundamental de Ia Re
pubIics = Ia Constitution Politica de
> &c Fcbrero de 1917.
Art. 7o.-Todos los Generates, Je-
les. Oficiales ' Soldados qac Sc
cunder este Plan, constituiran FL
Ejercito Corstitucionalists. E. actual
Gobe-ngdor Constitutional de Sono-
"a {. Adolfo de La Huerta, terdra
interinamente el caracter de Jete
Supreme del EjSrcito o todas las
faculrades ~necesarias para Ia orga-
rizacion Militar, Politica Y ADM
nistrativa de este movimiento.
Art. Solos Gobernadores Cons
titucionales dc los Estados que re
conozcan V Sc adhieran a este movi-
miento en- Ell t5rmiro de treinta dias.
a contar de Ia fecha de Ia promul
gaci6n de este Plan, nombraran, ca
da uno de clos, IN Representative
dcbidamente a~utorizado con objeto
de uue d,chos Delegates. reunidos q
los seserta dias de la iecha del pre-
sente, en- {. Ito que designe el Jefe
Supreme INFERNO, procedan a nom
brar en- defiritiva, por mayoria de
votos. al Jefe Supreme del Ej6rcito
Liberal Constitucionalista.
Art. 9o.-Si en- virtId de las cir,
cunst2ncjas originates por Ia campa-
M. IA junta de Delegates dc los go.
hernadores constituencies a que Sc
~efie-e al articulo anterior, no reune
mayoria en- Ia fecha indicads, Queda-
"a defiririvameate como Jefe SURE
mo del Ejarcito Liberal Constitucio-
raIis5a cl actu1, G~cbernador Consti-
tuciona} del Esrado de Sonora. G..
AGolfo de Ia HuerLa.
Ar. 1Co.-Tan luego como ell pre-
serre Plan sea adoptado por In mayo
ria &c II Nacion y ocupada 10 ciu
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cSPIRITISMO.
NAGlA. MAGNETIsMo. Etc.

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La ~despedida del maestro Lerdo
de Teiada sera IN inolvidable suce-
so artistico. Los mejores eiemcntos
~literarios Y t~eatrales con que Sc pue-
de contar en- San Antonio a a re-
forZar a la notable organization
musical cue dirige el popular autor
mcxicano. a fin de que Ia velada
u esta nocne Sc desarroi!ara CT e.
Teatro de IA Colonia. er el Nacional
tenCa atractivos mayores que los que
nor 81 sofa podria darle Ia admirable
orquesta tipica que ha recorrido
triunfalmente las cjudades de mayor
pobiaci6n mcxicana de los Estados
Unidos. y es mucno decir ESQ, Guam
DO hemos visto las explosiones de
entusiasmo que aqui y en- todas par
te ha despertado Ia orqIesta del
maestro Lerdo. Pero, por buena suer
te nuestra, encuentranse reunidos
/ auui espectaculoS que aisladamente
| son capaces dc martener e lnteres
! del puhiico por largas temporadas Y
que. c~ombiHados, como Sc rresenta-
ran esta noche nos daran IA variada
V honda impression de las distintas
manifestations de 81 arte.
Bella Oropcza. una linda canzone-
tista espanola : de cuya gracia Y
gcntileza hemos ieiGo scndas croni,
cas- en- los ~peri6dicos de todas las
parties dondc ha estado, tomara par
re en- Ia function de g-acia. e. Cuadro
Novel, cue es una compania muy
bien orgnnizada y tiene artistas de
merito in~discutiblc. presentara la
hcrmosa zarzuela de ~costumbres me,
! xicanas, En- IA Hacienda La nota,
bic pianista Srita. Magdalena Prin-
&C prestara su valioso contingente.
FL poeta Aguirre Y Fierro dara una
poesia suya sobre Ia Musica. Fell,
ciano Corona recitara en- n velada y
IA pareia de bale compuesta por Ia
-cnori1a Altamiraao y cl senior San,
chez Dc Ina tara la bella nota pinto
'esc7 &c los alegres bales dc nuestra
Terra.
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