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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-04-29
VALUABLE BOVINE FAMILY

George Spillane & Co., of which
Lloyd Geiger is member, sold five
head of pure bred Holsteins, recent
ly, for a lump sum of $4,000. The
cattle consisted of a mother, two
daughters and two grarddaughters
and they were purchased by Walter
Hill, of Dawson.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-04-29
TAX RAISES COMPARED

The following table shows, COM
paratively, the raises in valuation,
in various townships of the county,
that were ordered, not long ago, by
the State Tax Commission. The
various supervisors will be expected
10 provide for these raises in the
assessments they are now engaged in
taking:
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-04-29
REAL ESTATE DEALS

The following are sales made by
the Clio Land Co. last week:
Isaac Corwin to Geo. Fredenburg,
of Flint; Rachel Dandy to Bert Fred
enburg, of Flint.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-04-29
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Beginning with next Monday, the
Post Office will be run on Eastern
time. Office will close at 500
o'clock. No evening service except
Saturday evenings. By order Of the
Postal Department.
], ]. Jones, p. M.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-04-29
ARBoR DAY

Gov Sleeper has appointed May
7th as Arbor Day and requests that
trees be planted and other appro-
pirate observance be made.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-04-29

Let us fill your paint wants. We
have a good assortment and No.
line of paints and varnishes.-Reid
Bros.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-04-29

DR.. Hess Instant Louise Killer is
just the thing for lice on young
chicks.-Reid Bros.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-04-29

Blatchford's Calf Meal at Reid
Bros.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
|ND0RSE SAL PLEA
American Legion Also Approves
Appeal for Funds Here on
May 1920.

Federal Employees Union, No. ?.
composed OF $4,000 Government work
ers here. has indorsed the salvation
Army's 1920 annual appeal. to be
made here from May 10 to 20.
The executive committee OF the
American Legion, at it's last meeting.
passed the following resolution:
Resolved, That the executive COM
mittee OF the District of Columbia De-
partment OF the American Legion
heartily indorses the great work done
by the salvation Army during the
war, and which IL also performs In
peace times.
1t, therefore. looks with pride on
the opportunity afforded the legion In
the District of Columbia to assist in
the appeal for funds for the Saliva
tion Army in this city for the coming
year. Furthermore, the department
comma ndeT is instructed TO name a
committee to cooperate with the
campaign committee in the District OF
Columbia"
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
FINDS THE LOVE SHE
SOUGHT FOR OTHERS
Washington Newspaper Woman
Quits Quest Of Cupid "Sub-
jects" to Wed One.

Miss Edith Mcdowell. popular
Washington newspaper correspondent
recently essayed to write for the
Washington Times a series OF stories
on Leap Year prospects, TO be iouho
in Congress, for Washington glrls.
Right In the midst OF gathering
material for the series, she met In
the office OF one OF the bachelor mem
bers of the House, Senator John n.
Wise. member OF the Hawaiian lslsnds
legislature, who is here as member
of the Hawaiian commission He too'
was a bachelor.
81 lost interest in all other pa.h
elors from that hour" was the ao-
mission today OF the neWspape'
woman. who from yesterday alteT-
noon will be known as Mrs. Johh H.
Wise.
The ceremony took place In Ihe
presence of only few friends Inc
bachelor series went by the boards,
and after a short stay here senator
anad Mrs. Wise will go 10 the ne
publican convention at Chicago Lat-
er they will attend the Democratic
convention in San Francisco from
where they will go on Trip 10
China and Japan. -,
The Senator and Mrs. Wise VIII DC
at home to friends in Honolulu al'er
July A next.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
new COOPERATIVE STORE
ON SIXTH STREET OPENS

A new branch store OF the Federal
store Association has
opened for business in commodious
quarters at the southeast corner OF
the cafeteria building, at sixth and
Il streets.
George Kraft, who is in charge. Is
we'll known in Washington, having
been manager OF the cooperative
store OF the Commerce Department
for more than three years.
A full line of groceries and shoes
and clothing for men and women are
for sale. Orders for made-to measure
clothing are taken. Orders left In
any of the buildings in the neighbor-
hood are collected and prepared for
delivery after oice hours, or delivered
for a small charge.
Nonmembers of the association can
secure membership tickets at the
store. They fost IS and the member
ship lasts for life.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
CARRANZA'S RESIGNATION
DEMANDED BY SONORANS

Aqua PRIETA, April 2j.,-Prcsidcnt
Carranza is called upon to resign
from office in a document called the
plan of Aqua Prieta," adopted by the
Sonora war council late Friday, and
made public today.
Tho document, which bears the
signature OF seventy-two military
officials OF the Sonora seccssionist
army, contains seventeen articles.
The one referring to Carranza ac-
cuses him, among other things Of
"abolishinG individual rights" and of
placing tho sovereignty Of the various
Mexican states in jeopardy
The revolutionary forces arc given
tho name OF tho liberal constitutions
alist army" and Governor dc la lIucr.
Ia Of Sonora is named supreme COM
mauded pro tenn.
in an interview. Gen. r. Elias
Gales. comma ndCr- In -chiCf of the Sc
ccssionists. declared hc had obtained
information that Carranza intends 20
send 10000 troops against Sonora, hut
docs not believe he will succeed in
raising that number.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
500 D. c. prophets" GO
TO BALTIMORE MONDAY
kallipolis Grotto Charters Special
Train In Order To Participate
In Ceremonial.

More than 500 members of Kallipolis
Grotto, Mystic Order OF Yelled
Prophets OF the Enchanted Realm,
will leave the Union Station at 5:55
p. m. tomorrow on special train
leaving for Baltimore. where they
will be the guests of Yedz Grotto. OF
that city, the occasion being the
spring ceremonial Of the latter or
isanization.
Arriving in Baltimore they will par
ticipate in spectacular street parade
to the Lyric Theater. where the cerc'
monial will be held, led by kallipolis
Band, Kallipolis Drill Corps and Glee
club. Arrangements have been made
for the return of the party on spe-
cial Baltimore and Ohio train, leaving
at 11:15.
Another event of interest TO the
prophets" the arrangements for
which have been practically com
pleted by Monarch Charles S. Stevens
is a ceremonial session to be held in
the ball room of the New Willard
Hotel on May II. to which the women
will be invited and given the oppor-
tunity TO witness the wierd initiation
ceremonies as practiced on class OF
genuine neophytes.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25

son that IL would lay him open to en-
barrassment IL not actual danger. The
source OF the information, however.
makes his summary OF conditions in
Mexico thoroughly reliable.
One Pro-Amertean.
or the various candidates for the
presidency, he pointed out. only one
is pro-Americsn. and anybody Car
rama supports becomes suspicious.
The text of this part of the communi-
cation follows:
CAS- you know, we have elections
here next July. and with new presi-
dent here it might be different OF
course, this depends on who is elect
ed. but at the present time things are
getting very warm, and everyone is
expecting serious trouble from the
elections.
"Obregon is already reported as
preparing a revolution. and 1t is a
well-known and notrious fact that
Carranza opposes the Obregonistas in
every way possible.
pablo Gonzales is a most polite
candidate, and tries to get along with
Carranza better than Obregon, but re-
Gently Bonillas has come down from
Washington and is making a cam
paign for president, strongly sup
ported by Carranza from all appear
ances. SO Gonzalez may get out Of
sorts, too.
Has American wife.
'GonZalez is pro-Amcrican. ] be-
lieve, and ! really think that he re-
slizes that he future of this country
depends on its relations with the
United States. Gonzalez is married
to an American and was a strong pro-
ally during the war. Obregon, on the
other hand. is anti-American, or has
that reputation here, and was pro-
German.
''Boniflas ought to be pro-Ame rican
In any case, as he was almost raised
there and is married to an American.
etc. However. the one doubtful point
about Bonillas is that he is supported
by Carranzs We all have so little
faith in tarranza that anyone he sup
ports at once becomes suspicious.
u am not prepared to risk an opin-
ion as to the probability Of a revolu-
tion over the elections. but it would
not be at all surprising IL there was
trouble"
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
DC. K|DD|ES JOYOUS:
CIRCUS DAY IS NEAR
Ringing Bros and Barnum &
Bailey Shows Come Here
May II and 18.

For the kiddies the three best dayi
In the year are Christmas. Fourth OF
July and circus day. This latter holt
day Is already In sight this year. foI
today the hrst advance agents OF
Ringling Brothers and BaTnum q
Bailey's combined circus are In town
The posters and advertising matter
all inform the waiting vicinity that
the circus comes TO town on Monday
and Tuesday. May n and rs, at nj.
teenth and II streets northeast.
From now until the morning the
i've circus trains pull into town car.
rylng the show advance agents viii
visit the city uEtil the glad tidings
are spread far and wide for a radius
OF over thirty miles.
This years program IL promised 20
surpass all others. In addition to re.
| tanning the many celebrities OF the
circus arena which introduced the cir
Gus consolidation last year. a number
OF European novelties have been
added.
Among the feminine stars are May
Wirth, the champion lady bareback
=, rider OF the world; Bird Millman,
| tight-wire artistic. and Lily Leitzel.
The famous CIarkedon. Rooney,
Davenport. Wirth and st. Leon fami-
lies head the equestrian numbers.
| Trilby White. who performs giant
| swings high up in the tent: the Aus.
tralian woodchopping champions, and
Signor Bagonghi, tiny Tuscan hoser-
! man, together with the Clark konisn ns
! and the Siegrist Silbon troupe OF
aerislists are among the features
| OF the circus.
Many new trained animal acts are
to be unfolded to view. one OF which
includes six herds of perforp"i-,- -.
plants: the pachyderms performing
at distances ranging from ten 10
twenty feet above the - ui9 !, hnd
| for good measure. a c"rrl or 100
capering clowns are promised.
The street parade. alwaS a circus
day feature, will have more novel
4 ties than ever this year.
| whose birthday To-day:
Send a gift, OF flowers Choose Guide 4
/ fra hloams E-Adyt
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
GOMEZ SOLDIERS
JOIN PAELH ARMY
Combined Forces March on
Tamplco- Gonzales Leads
500 to Aid Attack. /
CONTINUED from First Psse)

CONTINUED from First Pase')
ground. who have survived many
revolutions in Mexico. have insisted
this time on the protection OF the
American nag and guns.
Carranza's expected protest Ia sup
posed TO be based on the ground that
the sending OF wsrships is a declsra-
ton by the United states that he Is
not able TO protect American lives
and property. The protest, under the
circumstances, however, Is already an
swered.
Officials here look upon the revo-
luton as one OF very different
character from those which were run
by Zapata and villa and the occa-
sional outbreaks OF old time small po-
litical parties. The facts, even as
presented in Mexican papers. prove
that the ferment IL an armed rebel
lion, with soldiers in action all the
way from the extreme northwest to
the extreme southeast, with very
large part OF the northwest. two of
the richest states, already indepen.
dent OF Carranza rule.
See Climax Tomorrow,
Mexican internal strife may reach
a climax tomorrow. II Is believed
here.
General obregon, head OF the seces-
sionist movement, who has been in
scclusion. has let il be known he viii
appear early this week. probably in
Sonora, and assume command or the
insurrection movement. With the as
sistance of the famous bandit leader.
Villa. the secessionist movement of
Obregon may well plunge the entire
country south OF the Rio Grande into
violent civil war officials agree.
State Department officials here are
keeping in close touch with all de-
velopments. In addition to the Of
ficial United States channels OF infor-
nation, the department Is being fed
Information concerning the situation
by the Carranza embassy and by
General Alvarado, unofficial am
bassador" of the revolutionists.
Both sides. through their bureaus
here, also are letting loose torrents
of publicity with the hope that the
| newspapers and the press associations
will carry 1t to the American people.
Hobby Against Crossing.
state Department officials are keen
ly interested in the stand of Governor
Hobby OF Texas, who refused to ac-
! auiesce in the departments plan to
ranza officers to pass through the
United States on the way to Mexico
City.
Hobby, according to news dis
patches from Austin, communicated
with the State Department here, re-
fusing his permission to let Mexican
generals pass through Texas. Hobby's
refusal is regarded by State Depart
ment officials as a protest"
The State Departments authority.
they point out, is supreme over that
of the State in foreign relations. The
Federal Government, therefore, has
authority to permit the Mexican Of
fcials to pass through Texas despite
Governor Hobby's stand.
state Department officials. however,
will give careful consideration to
Hobby's protest" it was explained.
IL the protest is based on facts of
Importance, it may have the result
of changing the State Departments
attitude toward the passage through
Texas.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
Sheep Gland Pills Give
Old Man Youth and Make
Adults Of Mere Children

LONDON. April 25.--Youth-giving g
pills, known as "Thyruxine," are on
show at the chemists exhibition in
London.
The reputed elixir, derived from the
served up with coating of sugar,
1t is claimed the pile rejuvenate old
men in a startling manner and that
undeyeloped children thrive on them
like whitening plants put out in the
rain.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
Belgium Sends Enjoys
To Hoover In Appeal
For New Loan From U. S.

BRUSSELS. April 25.-The Bel
gian Government has decided 10
send a special financial mission TO
the United States to endeavor to
obtain the Intervention OF Herbert
Hoover in favor of a new Belgian
loan.
1t was decided to appoint the
mission after the refusal of a
new loan by the American syndl-
cate with which Belgium con-
tracted for a 9I5 per cent loan.
The obligation was made that
she would contract no other loan
in, the United states without the
intervention of this syndicate.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
Prohibition Blamed For
Outlaw Railway Strike
By Dry Walkout Leader

The secret OF the "outlaw"
railroad strike is out. Prohibition
caused 1t. according to Robert
Jewell. of McKees Rock, Pa
Jewell is a prohibitionist. Y.
M. c. A. worker and one OF the
strike leaders. He declares that
because of prohibition workers
have been able to think clearly
and thinking clearly they have
realized the injustice done them
and they have struck.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
RENT STRIKE PLANNED.

NEW YORK, April 2o.-Growing
indignation on. the part OF tenants
against landlords, has reached the
point, 1t was asserted. where thou
sands of tenants In New York will call
a rent strike" on May I. Sabotage
in some apartment houses already has
begun. according to reports to the
mayors committee on rent proftteer-
ing
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
CABRERA TO RUN FOR
MEXICAN PRESIDENCY

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 25.--
Louis Cabrera, Mexican minister -r
foreign aTaiars, II to become the
peoples candidate for the prcsi-
dcncy Of McNico, aadviccs received
hcrc today from M,Nico CITY do
rlarcd
cabrera. the 'cpuriz SAY. ,IIi,.ay.
'ho t,poitcd attempt rf CaIr1n7a -
be reelected President
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN UPPER MARLBORO

Upper MARLBORO, Md, April 20
The annual athletic meet and raiiy
day of the Prince Georges puoiic
schools is to be held May 70 on the
fair grounds here. The coioreu
schools will hold their raiiy anu am
,etio n,eet on May 10 at the same
place.
The board of education announces
that white schools will close June Is
and colored schools on May IL.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
REVOLUTION BLAMED
ON POLITICAL RACE

The present revolution in Mexico
was the inevitable result of the de-
velopments of the presidential cam
paign, according to semi-official
communication received here.
Theletter, which was written prior
to the outbreak in Sonora, was sent
to a Government official by an Ameri-
can resident in Mexico. whose name
cannot be used, for the obvious rea.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25
ASK HOG ISLAND BIDS.

Bids for the sale of Hog lsiand VIII
be advertised in the next rev oays'
ADMIRAL Benson. chairman of the
shining Board informed Congressman
Edmonds of Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25

The SalvatiOnists say; "NO matter
if the baby Ii nameIess. 1t Is worth
it's weight In gold to the nation II
brought up into worthwhile citi-
zen.-
The Washington times., 1920-04-25

REV. w. H. Grimshaw has accepted
the call to become rector OF ST. Thom-
as Parish, Groom, and is to assume
his duties May'l.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25

John B. Pyles, superintendent OF the
Prince Georges county house OF rel
ormation, has returned TO h,s hone
from Providence Hospital. HIS con-
dition is reported improved.
The Washington times., 1920-04-25

Whose birthday To-day:
Send a gift. OF flowers. Choose GUIDES
rsgrant blooms. 1914 F.-Advt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

Mrs M1rSWincy aud h't iw" sisters
wor' ~ q nearby hotel. The Lord
MaNur. WIN WAS terribly vmaciit-i. -
. result 1T hts long abstinence ftOi1
funsi hnd h''-n d,iiriuus many hours
and WAS unconscious when death
,ln-. n Was SEVERAL hours after thn
Lord Mayor died hviui" his brother
was permitted to tell MrS. MacSwin"y
the sad news Sh' immediately went
tu the prison accompanied l'y her pms
rniS aud the Misses MarSwinry AMI
thu family group prayed uNvt thu h"ly
NJ II las un the cot
There were nO untuNard dcmun-tra.
lions outside thr priSun after the news
# noSwinry's death bccam" generally
known
\ f,ucc uf puli'- had besn cuncrn.
trat.d {" pat duwn any disorders thrt
might Wcnr. II was said ~ ~" prison
the reason f"r withholding Permission
~ john MacSwinry 4" Inform thu ly
Ing mans relatives uf hi- condition.
wn- that u WAS In tli" prisoners inter
pst
Just before MaeSwinry died. Faih'f
lhnninick and j"hn MacSwiu.y kn.ll
at the ls,l~id- and uff,i,d up prayers
The priest administered ili- titles ui -
! irtIn'. unrtiun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
MAKES REPLY To
STATEMENT ISSUED
BY GOVERNOR cox
CARTOO> To NrrEiR ~ wEEkiN
PERIODIC ". ~ SltiiktT 0t
CONrRON ERSl.


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Evening r,si. tonight gave uut ihr tel.
luwing reply q" thu statement made
public SUNDAY night lN CuVctnur Cox
relative tu q cartoon tu app,ar In TINS
weeks issue ~ the Post
"Thvrr could h' Ne lHii'r Nindtatiuu
~ thr cartoon and comment that viii
appcit iu this weeks numl'rr IT th..
saturday Evening l'tst. uu ,l,arD.
d,m rnsitltiuu of Guy'tuur CoXs unit,
ness i"i hiah wiirr. than hts misl,ad.
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IN, weekly thii hl~ r,lnv into his pos
session.
"Gm,uyr CuN H. millionaire news
IilHf editor aud publisher ~ long ~
I,tt'u,'. IT, must. thea, tut'. und,i
stand that n " tirst Iiuint 1T honor
among new w~iuIri u'u net io make u-''
of ad, /i,. rupts ui publications a. Z
are sent uui with the understanding
that th,N will rvi lH. released until q
iiNcd date in the utut- IT, mu q
know. @. puhli~h,I tint 81 the i,u-tal
Iat, uuW l.iug ,hafg,d periodicals an.l
new siaisIS uu uur~iiun - sui'SidiAiN a
D., M. government - involved tn 0
the p,ti,tli,.il. sI' NOT only pIAiu.
their way. hut ih,i und,r any kind uf
an ,iii,irnt administration ~ the pu~i
"ul,p th,t' h. mnisuu" profit b
carving them
"Th. pUlir, of th, SATURDAY E,vu.ng
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fur ihr editor.
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h,tn uatfy in fs.V,r. h' would net h,.
itit- Co. take e.. ~fuHug puSiituI
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Newspaper, MsLc Comments.


fBNION. O,t es commenting on
IN, death - l.utd MaN"r Ma SWin"y.
~, Evening STANDARD Niy-'
In contempt - natur' and in dcii.
1nr'. ui hi. own priest thr luId uai'
A., r~isi,sl iu his design uf Suicide The
r,-i-n-ihliiy h his 81 fIr a. u dus.s
net %" With thusF VII" save him r"ur
tunau''. " ,nnnw be- SID in any mr
ruf, iu p.si ~ the ruNvi uiu"ni who
mrrylN declared that undvr %" ,irruin.
stances could b., D. released Tits death
H. truly 'a-r II srlf murder - II u"
had ui-'ntd u vein ga the fir-i nirhi ct
biz Incarceration
Th, Westminster Gayvttr SiNs
The government may urEr a thuu-
sand reasons o. prove u 'oiild do uuih
ug hui what ~ did be- Nevertheless
90 has i''u hsli.u hy i.urd Matur NJ
SNtu't Engiishm"u have newer fiil'-,i
u generous rrsI'Ut fuf thu- Wh" r'-
.t-i thrm 'u death THEY know thHi the
death of This uan q. u" ti'i"N t".
th'iU.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
KING ALEXANDER OF GREECE IS dead:
FORMER RULER PROBABLY WILL RETURN


- HHHHNflahN
ATHENS oyt ss-kiHg Alexander
uf Grrcc" di-d az s..n n. ~. today. It's
'l,lth waS ,lu" g. wounds r,,s'iycd wh,.'.
tsi monkey attacked him early ia
tttul,cr. the king ls.inr ia,lil muillatc,l.
Throughout last night ~" heart action
gr'w weaker hi- general d.biliiy iw.
cam" murs pronounced aud pulniu.
mary symptoms were int-ns, breath.
iug al times was most iiiii.uli aui
alarming and at nuun tuliy u WIS au.
nuunc"i that the kings condition Was
h'IH less.
Tho death uf kiug Alcsaudri gives
rise tu the pu-stiun uf -u'yes'iun tu
IA, Gr,-'k thrunc. Former King Cun
sts,ntinc iwaS reported. a''uiding to
swiss dispatches uf o,tuiEr ~. ~ b..
tending 10 takv advantage ui ih' ~itu..
iiun created bN his sons gray" Hines,
hy returning {" Grrv,.' snd 'liim th'
inrunr
About the sans timr e t-E"u,A ~.
.Igg,si,,l and Constantine gave hi-
uIiiuiun ul this A..
"Suniti,nt unto tho day II thu ',il
Thereof viii not think Il rcstn',
set M plans az those II my i,rullr
i'rrmi't N.ut,'iu~ lest SUNDAY ~
pf,.-.sl hims'lt a- ,uufid.ut ihst t'fiu''
l'aul. c,nstintiu''- thiui ~"n. N"uhl
n.i De- prevented from taking th'
thr,n, o., his isth"t u- ihr hit"i
would l,arn ti,m M, counting elections
that there WIS o." ptu.prUt i"r his o."
tutn
t.uth t'tiuur Arthur I iunuaugh'
and piin,r charles 81 i.lgim! ht' .
l,ru mentioned as pu--ill' ledij1ie,
iu tho Gr,'k thrun" lt-uirt NouirF
l,- has -dd that fufrilu candidates.
were not h,..ng ,uu-ifl't'd
" b. pTiuhl' ihsi the "ld 'haf4h i
VIII III, r,unN-ur't uwiug Geo the king 3
d,nth Goo ,uu.li,i What ~t'p- 1r, tu o.
taken l'iuiv the new chamber meet