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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14

xiste un singur drept 81 0 singura
dreptate pentru toti.
Ce s'a raspuns din partea cea-
lalta?
Iata ce s'a raspuns: de pc nSa
bisericii din Saliste, de pc usa la
:asului unde venise lumea sa Sc
inchine de Sfintul Constantin, Fam
desprins GU miinile mele-cele pa
tru cuie 81 acuma sunt batutc in
usa de acolo, din aripa stinga a.
celei usi-am desfacut acest afis,
81 d-voastra yeti aprecia dsca CO.
respunde Gu sentimentele d-voastra
fata de partidul d-voastra'si fata
de aceia care ii representa- 81 cari-l
conduc:
'"Traiasca generalul Avcrescu. "
(Majoritatea, in picioare aclama
zgomotos Pc dl. general Averescu)
Dl. N. IORGA: Domnilor, sa-mi
DAFT vote sd traduc in limbagiul
patriotic 81 nu in limbsgiul de
partid aclamatiunile d-v0astr&. In
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MAMA LUZ MANNIX
! Sc R0AGA SAL VADA

DUBLlN.-"Copilul meu este
un ON pasnis, cl II ar ucide 0 mus
ca" a spus suspinind mama archi-
episcopului Mannix, o fence de
SO de ami. "Sper Cd D-zeu il va
feri de orice rau 81 va induce au-
toritatile engleze ca sal lase sd ma
vada. Stunt prea batrina ca sa
merg pima in Anglia ca sal vad. y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
PAPA RANT

ROMA.-Papa Benedict avut
un accident in care s'a ranit insa
foarte usor. El q alunecat pc
marmura padimentului pc c1nd
mergea din camera-i de dormit in
lbibliotecs, scrie Asrul Messaeeero.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
OAMENII LUZ D,ANNUNZIO
ATACA UN C0NsULAT

PARIS.-Soldatii de sub CONAN
da hui Gabrielle D'Annunzio au
atacat consulatul norwegian din
Fiume, dupa cum spun STRIFE pri-
mite din Roma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
CHICAGO INCEPE RES
BOZ CONTRA CHIRIILOR

CHICAGO, 13 Aug.-Prima To-
vitura data celor carl ridica chirii-
lie aproape in fiecare luna fost
data ieri c1nd consiliul municipal
a cerut guvernorului Lowden ca
sd convoace corpurile legislative
spre . da consiliqlui municipal
puterea legala de regula chiriile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
ZAPADA IN CHILE

SANTIAGO, Chile.-Prima IA
pada care a cazut in acest oras lie
mai bine de zece ami, cazut All.
Zapada de aproapc sase inchiuri
de mare.
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ganda Sc infati|a adversarul meu.
Am mers la P|iana 81 acolo, cum
declara 81 aleaftorii din admira-
bilul sat de oNri, in satul acesta
Poiana, am gasit urmatoarea pa
rere raspindita de administratic,
care opria pc oameni de veni la
adunarea mea. DE dOua orr in
cercat Sal opretsca, 81 ce a facut
sd vie partc din lume all fost
energicii Romfni carl Isl facusera
cultura politica i'm America, stilnd
astfel bine ce insemneaza datoria
de cetatean 81 ca insemneaza atri-
butiunile reale ale administratiei
Inainte de ajnnge insa in Po-
lana, va rog iarasi sa-mi acordati
putina atentiune pentru a ceti
doua scurte acte (dl. AL. Otete.
leseanu intrerupe).
Domnule Oteteleseanu, nu dat
instructiuni de comportare; mi
s'a parut ca aveti intentiunea a.
ceasta, 81 cred ca MI este loial.
Dl. AL. OTETELESEANU
Ger cuvintul i'm chestiunc perso
nala.
Dl. N. IORGA: Tnainte de q
intra in cOmunal Poiana mi-au ie
sit innainte dol 3ameni carl mi-aO
dat doua scurte scrisori taranesti
pc care imi vetii iingadui sa lie ce
tesc:
"Prea stimate die Professor,
ssIau vote ava intimpina cr
,inina eSlduro t.cntru x;sita el
sunteti pc drum pentru Poiana
Din cauza inteligentc din bc, far;
deosebire, nu-i vote nimanui sd pal
tciipe la primirea 81 "programul'
d-voastra. De aceea ulterior vet
face cercetare pentru astfel de lu
minatori al poporului pc carl lat
luminat prin inaltatoarea istorie s.
marea jertfa pcntru poporul ro
min... )"
Asa scrie satcanul necunoscut
care mia iesit in marginea dru
mului 81 mia dat aceasta hirtie.
O alta scrisoare
"Noi poporul de jos, pc care
neal inteles 81 tie intelegem, .te i'll
bin pentru ca vedem intrupat il
fiinta d-voastra tot celia ce poatt
fl mai scump 81 mai nobil suflete
lor noastrc. Durere insa ca auto
ritatilc comune eli, preotii, dascalii
notarul he opresc de att face pri
mirea cuvenita. Ne ameninta c;
cine va iesi intru intimpinares
d-voastra dusmanul comunei 81 CT
atare va avea urmari neplacute
Tnima noastra insa Gu d-voastra
81 zicem; sd traiti!'
DE &C in POiana lumea era fra
mintata i'm contra meaY Sa We
deti d-vOastra aici cum s'a intele,
sa sc faca in uncle lOcuri propa
ganda clectorala in Ardcal. Sa
listea are un process pentru un mum
te Gu Poiana; doua frumoase satt
rominesti, care trebue sd Sc i'll
beasca, care trebue sd Sc sustina
care trebue sd duca 1mpreuna lup
ia pentru viitorul national al Ro
m1nilor din Ardeal. Este sau bs
aceasta? Este un pScat sa sc Sc
meme ura intre aceste comune
Este! Eli bine, Poiana reclami
muntele de la Salistea. NJ vrea,
sd fac dlui BucSan aceasta gravS
invinuire, dar oamenii d-sale al
spus: "Voiti sa cistigati procesu
d-voastra Gu Salisteaf Care tine c,
Iorga, veniti GU mine 81, cum Lat
cistigat in prima instanta, il vet
cistiga 81 in a doua, daca yeti ii
nea Gu mine.' 81 au VENT oame
nil 81 mi-au spus: Este adevarat
domnule Iorga, Cd, daca mergen
cu d-ta, pierdem procesul GU Sa
listeai Atunci eu liam spus oa
menilor: "dreptatea nu Sc da mic
in numele meu, nici IN numele dlu
Bucsan, nici in numele opozitiei
nici in numele guyefnului; drep
tatea Sc do aci in Naanele cuiva ca
J re So rastignit o. sruce ca 81 9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
ssE PREZIC LUPTE SINCE
ROASE LA VARSOvIA

VARSOVIA, l3 Aug. -Armata
Rusiei soviete 81 trupele Poloniei
an pus baionetele ID arma de-alun-
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SENATUL TENNESSEE
A vOTAT SUFRAGIUL
Sc crede ca Camera IL va yota
Luni.
PRES. WILSON TRIMITE
o NOUA TELEGRAMA

NASHVILLE, Tenn, 13 Aug
Senatul Tennessee, a votat astazi
amendamentul sufragului femei-
lor GU 0 majoritatc de 25 voturi
contra 4.
Resultatul fost PRINT GU ova-
tinni. Char Gel mai optimisti
sprijinitori al sufragiului nu Sc
asteptau la victorie att de de-
cisiva.
Camera animal sedinta pima
Luni, la orele 2 p. m. Sc crede
ca in camera lupta va fl mare de
oare ce sunt mai multi protivnici
al sufragiului. Sc zice ca conf
tetul caruia s'a referat resolu-
tiunea a promis ca Luni seara Sc
Va aduna ca sal ia in considerable.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-14
Telegrama Pres. Wilson.

WASHINGTON, 13 August
Presedintele Wilson a TRIMS All
noapte presedintelui Camerei Ten
nessee telegrama staruind pentru
o actiune favorabila a Camerei a.
supra amendamentului federal al
sufragiului femeilor.
Telegrama preSedintelui zice:
MAS putea, in interesul armo-
niei 81 vigoarei rationale 81 pen
tru stabilirea Americei in fruntea
tutulol politicclor libcralc sa--1ni
exprim speranta cea mai infocata
ca camera peste care presidati va
contribui la amendamentul sufra-
giului."
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BULLETIN

LONDRA, 13 Aug.-Un ira
tat preliminar de pace s'a In
cheiat intre guvernul soviet al
Rusiei 81 Armenia, zice o tele-
grama fara sirma primita All
din Moscova.
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0oNTINUA0D n FAGINA = "a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
COLE CAPTURED
BY POLICE FORCE
Negro Taken at Hurd Home seven
Miles from the City by Chief
Ellis and Officers.

Ed Cole, wanted in connection with
the killing of Bebe Johnson and shoot
ing of his wife, leila Cole, last Thurs
day night. was arrested yesterday at
2 O'Clock by officers from the police
department, accompanied by United
States Deputy Marshal Cuyler McMil-
Ian. The arrest was made at the home
of Mr.. Hurd, about seven miles from
the city limits. The negro was suf-
fering from what was thought to be
an attack of pneumonia as a result OF
the exposure he had undergone since
his escape the night of the shooting.
Cole was sitting in % chair in the
house when the officers entered and
made no effort to resist arrest. The
officers locating the negro and bring
ing him back to this city were Chief
Ellis, Officers George Hall, Bowman
and Humphreys and Deputy Mcmillan.
In Coles statement made to repre-
sentative of The Journal yesterday af-
ternoon, he said that the statement
of Bebe Johnson was practically cor
rect. The shooting followed quarrel
which originated over a chair being
broken which he, his wife and his wifes
niece were playing. He lost his tenn
per at that time but went to bed. His
wife came in and the quarrel was re-
newed, he said and in a moment of
passion he grabbed the pistol and shot
his wife's niece and then his wife.
Making his escape, he said that he
went directly to White Point light in
skiff which he had secured from the
schooner Santa Rosa. There he did
without food or water until late Sun
day night, when he was discovered by
Fred Hurd and Tom Miller, two men
who had come to tend to the light
When he arrived at the lighthouse he
stated that he was too weary to even
tie the skiff securely and that it washed
away before he was awake Friday
morning. He could not leave the light
house on account of its distance from
shore.
lie was taken to the Hurd home and
remained there until the officers found
him yesterday. He said that he had
given the pistol, 3S special, to Miller
for taking him from the lighthouse.
Chief Ellis and officers were tipped
off that the negro was on a boat in the
bay and they secured launch and
asked Deputy Mcmillan to accompany
CliCIii III scdICIl vi Lnc Vessels. IIlree
ships were searched but no trace of
the negro was found.
The chief next went TO the Hurd
home. the negro having formerly
worked for Mr.. Hurd, and there found
him. He was returned to the city and
turned over to Sheriff Whitaker by
Chief Ellis.
The funeral of Bebe Johnson was
held yesterday afternoon, burial being
made in st. AIichaels cemetery. leila
Cole is improving at the Pensacola hos
pital and is expected to recover from
the wound through her right lung.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
WOMEN NEED NOT
GIVE EXACT AGE
Attorney General Rules That Oath
of Allegiance Is All That Is
Necessary.

Tallahassee, Sept. 2S.-(SpeciaD-
The secretary of states Hon. H. Clay
Crawford. recently requested an of
ficial opinion of the attorney general
relative to whether or not the law re-
quires an elector to give his or her
exact age when making application
for registration. The opinion re-
ceived today is as follows:
Hon. H. Clay Crawford, Secretary of
State, Tallahassee, Fla:
Dear Sir-Complying with your YER
bal request for my opinion as to
for registration for the coming gen.
eral election is required to give his
or her exact age, I beg to advise that
in my opinion any elector who takes
the oath prescribed by Section 178 of
the general statutes: 81 do solemnly
swear, or affirm, that l will protect
and defend the constitution Of the
United States and of the State of
Florida; that I am twenty one years
of age and have been a resident of
the State of Florida twelve months,
of the county for six months: that l
am citizens of the United States
and that am qualified to vote under
the constitution and laws of the State
of Florida" is entitled to registration
and that registration officers have no
authority to require an elector to give
his or her exact age or age in years
as prerequisite to registration.
Yours very truly,
VAN c. SWEARINGEN,
Attorney General
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
WILL PROMOTE
MORE BUILDINGS
Chicago National Building Association
Urges Necessity of Building More
Homes.

Chicago. Sept. 28..-Thee National
Industrial Congress of Buildings and
Contraction, formed here yesterday,
today lad is Steering committee work
ing to promote a building campaign
throughout the country and materially
decrease tie existing shortage Of
homes
Representatives of building material
producers. builders. architects, build
ing trades workmen and contractors
decided to form the congress at a
conference organized by representa-
tives of the various interests involved.
The steering committee decided to be-
gin Immediately to form a local COM
mittee who will 10 all in their power
10 increase home construction in their
various cities.
The avowed purpose of the congress
is to bring together every element con-
ccrned IN buildings including contract-
ors, material men, architects and la
nor ard get them all working in har-
1nony.
Anothe. meeting of the congress was
Jailed for January. E, II. Craig, secre-
t:try of the building construction en-
ployars Of Chicago, declared there ives
need for speed and tina action should
he begun at once, since building mater
ial was now cheaper than it had been
for a year. Many contractors said the
car shortage was largely to blame for
the decrease N building and there was
a general price dis
Prices are lower than a year ago.
and right now, with things slowing
down, builders can get the pick of the
workers" said Mr. Craig.
At meetings yesterday, lumber and
building supply dealers promised re-
auctions of 10 per cent, IF everyone
would get on the wagon"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
WINS
BENNETT TROPHY
eoth American Flyers Are Forced
Out Early in Contest.
(By Associated Press

Etampes, France. Sept, 2S.-After
the international airplane race for the
James Gordon Bennett trophy had
been in progress less than an hour
today the contest had narrowed down
to a possible three competitors, one
of them Major B. w. Schroeder. an
American.
Major Schroeder shortly afterward
also was eliminated, withdrawing after
flying 100 kilometers because of ig-
milton trouble. Howard Rinehart, the
other American, withdrew soon after
starting, because of difficulties with
the steering mechanism. The Ameri-
cans thus were out of the race.
De Romanet, one of the French COM
petitors, withdrew after the second
lap. Kirsh second Frenchman.
withdrew after making two hundred
kilometers in forty eight minutes
fifty two seconds.
The only copmetitor remaining in
flight at this time was the third
French entrant, Sadi LIE CONT,
who had made two hundred kilometers
in forty minutes, forty-two and three
fifth seconds, a new worlds record
There remained f. P. Rayham, the
sole British competitor who, with all
the entrants save Sadi lie Cointe out
of the running. was still waiting to
start
LIE Cointe finished in one hour, six
minutes, seventeen and one-fifth
seconds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
AID SOUGHT FOR
HOMELESS ORPHANS
w. A. Blount Appeals to Rotarians for
Support of FIorida's Greatest Char

Asking the Rotarians TO aid in the
", TX in caring for the homeless chill
t.rta w. A. Biount appearedd before
inc club yesterday in behalf of "FlorI-
ila's greatest charity and urged the
sity of the local civic clubs join
- IA drive to raise more funds. He is
president of the Children's Home
iy, and is touring West Florida
society's behalf.
airing his talk Mr.. Blount spoke
necessity of the state providing
homeless children and support
the movement in placing these
,mgen in homes where they could de-
into useful citizens, The state
: takes all homeless children who
Ut cared for by relative or
ds and provides homes for them
rains them in the various homes
..ntained by the society.
., : society acts as clearing house
tea he homeless children, said Mr..
NJ and child taken by the So
~" IS cared for on an average of
o.. forty days. Within this average
Id is placed in private home
=, led for by some couple as their
did. If a home is not found for
lie boy or girl, then they are kept in
"a. homes of the society and are taught
/ Se.ul trades or profession or house
! II duties.
A child left homeless, fatherless,
..ptAerless and frisndless, brought up
surroundings of misery and vice.
o.aes a sloth in our world of civil
&, ton or becomes a criminal" stated
IL l..
=. = st this possibility and care for
a and maintain and support these
= cs.'
Nj. Blount gave hort history of
& e founding of the Pearl iagan home
ID of the history of Mrs. Eagan. The
home was the original of the present
,oeiety and the work started by Mrs.
I. .agan is being carried out, only on a
i roader scale.
In his appeal MIR. Blount stated that
West Florida is now donating about
$1,000 annually towards this work, and
tl.at $4,000 would be necessary for
this section of the state in carrying out
the work on the present scale.
Following his appeal, the club voted
to authorize President Brown to ap-
point a committee to work in cooper
alton with a similar committee from
The kiwanis club to arrange the details
FOR such a campaign,
The program committee was given an
outline of the years program from n
ternational headquarters and will ar
range the general program at it's next
meeting. The suggestions offered by
the international headquarter included
fellowship, education, extension, boys
work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29

Matthew Patton, aged as years, died
yesterday evening at o'clock at the
home of his sister, Mrs. G. o. Brosna-
ham. Jr, on East Pensacola Heights.
Burial will be made in ST MichaeFs
cemetery Thursday morning. Rev.
Father McDermott of Sacred Heart
church will conduct the services.
Mr.. Patton had been an invalid for
the past twenty five years. He was
a native of GreenvilIe, Ala, but has
made his home in Pensacola with Mr..
and Mrs. Brosnaham for the past ten
years. Mr.. Patton is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Brosnaham and Miss
Mary Patton, both of Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
HAGERMAN NAMED
AS CITY AUDITOR

Frank B. Hagerman yestseday re-
celved letter from Governor Cats
appointing him as auditor for the
city of Pensacola in accordance with
the petition of. 20 voters for COM
plete accounting of the city finances.
The governor at first intended to send
NJ c. Mcintosh, but on further ad-
vice from the attorney general was
told that he could appoint Mr.. Hager-
man IL he SO desired. The governor
thereupon revoked the appointment of
Mr.. Mcintosh and named Mr.. Hager-
man.
J. n. Andrews received a copy Of
the letter which was sent TO Mr.
Hagerman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
LOCAL STRAW VOTE
GIVES COX LEAD

Results in the presidential straw
vote at the Crystal Pharmacy, local
Rexall store, for Monday gives: Male
votes cast. Cox "A Harding IS: wom-
pn, Cox is, Harding Il. Total, Cox SO:
Harding "a. National returns Will
not be received until this evening.
The straw vote taken by the 5000
Rexall stores throughout the country
i'm the last presidential election tailed
with the regular vote within margin
of less than one-half of oneper cent
In the present straw vote 103,624 votes
bad been cast to September %.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29

hams Vegetable Compound had done
for other women and decided to try it
1t surely did wonders for me. l have
no pains now and can do my house
work without any trouble at all.
will always praise your medicine as
do not believe there is doctor that can
do as much good in female weakness,
and you may use these facts'as testi-
monial. Mrs. LESTER E. WARNER,
r. l, Box SO, Onalaska, Wis.
The reason women write such letters
to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
and tell their friends how they are
helped is that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has brought health
and happiness into their lives. Freed
from their illness they want to pass the
good news along to other suffering
women that they also may be relieved.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
MISS MCDONALD RURAL
SCHOOL INSPECTOR

Tallahassee, Sept. 2S.-(SpeciaD--
superintendent of Public Instruction
w. y. Sheats today announced that
Miss Christian Mcdonald. of De Funials
Springs, would succeed w. J. FeagIe,
resigned, as rural school inspector.
Miss Mcdonald is at present a member
of the State Board of, Examiners and
Il e vacancy caused by her romation
will be filled by Prof. B. B. Lane
principal OF the Monticello lIgh scheol
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
NARDON AND RAY BEAT
QUINTET AND GUILFORD

Brookline, Mass, Sept. 28.-Harry
Nardon and Edward Ray. the British
professional golf stars, defeated the
Massachusetts amateurs, Francis Oui-
met and Jesse P Guilford, four and
three, in 36-hole best ball foursome
on the links of the Country club to-
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
BEACHCOMBERS LOSE TO
INTENDENCIA SPECIALS

The Intendencia Specials cleaned the
Beachcombers yesterday afternoon by
a score of IL to o, playing on the sand
bar. The feature of the game was the
two home runs knocked by Charles
Ketchum and Willie Klein Batteries
for the winners were George Bowman
and Willie Klein: for the Beachcomb-
ers We're Carl Elertson and Ernest
Schroeder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29

New York. Sept, 2S.-The contest
committee of the Aero Club of Amer
lea, in a statement today, >repudiated
as unauthorized and deplorable"
made to eliminate the American air
craft in the Gordon Bennett race at
Etampes.
Claude r. Collins. president of the
Aviator's Club of Pennsylvania, in
making public yesterday cablegrams
sent by him and c. Anderson Wright,
president of the Aero Club of Texas,
asking that another field be selected
and rules modified, had asserted that
for some weeks it had been believed
that foul means were being taken by
foreign entrant to keep America from
lifting the trophy
"Messrs. Collins and Wright i'm
piled the French resorted to unsports-
manlike methods, but we have no evil
dence TO sustain this" said the Aero
Clubs announcement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29

stomach L could not
lie in bed. / suf-
fered so it seemed
as though I would
die, and / was not
r e gular either. /
suffered for a year
and was unfit TO do
m y b gu s ew ork,
could only wash
d is he 8 once in a
while. / read an
advertisement of
what Lydia E. Pink
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
HAS NO
PAIN NOW
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Warner.

Onalaska, Wis.," Every month / had
such pains in my back and lower part of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
MATTHEW PATTON,

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29

the Vatican gardens. In the lower
picture Cardinal Gibbons is viewing
the film of the pope brought back
by the Knights of Columbus. The
Cardinal had just seen the film on
the screen in a Baltimore theater.
II was the second movie he had
Witnessed. The other moving pic
ture Cardinal Gibbons has seen,
was one of himself with Cardinal
MERCER during the latters visit TO
America
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29
ROBERT WARWICK
"THE CITY OF MASKS"

-YOJN BUFFALO in HIS PALS GIRL"
THE LAW OF THE WEST (DRAMA)
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-09-25
GuaymaS S tartS
Gulf Steam Lin G.
To Garry c 0 ttOIl
Of |. 4. Planters

Judge J. C. Underwood, whose re-
turn from the Sonora river delta is
noted in another column, has informed
''The Oasis" that there are number
of Los Angeles people who have tax
en- over land to devote to cultivation
of cotton They are near the gull
coast, close to a good harbor.
They went to Guaymas to purchase
a motor Lunch for use in conveying
supplies from that city to the harbor
mentioned There they We're inform
ed that a steamer line is just estab--
fishing to ply regularly from Quay
mas Ut the Gulf of California, cali
ing at way ports, including the harbor
near the cotton plantat ions of the
gentlemen mentioned; and of course
they dropped the idea of purchasing
the launch, and will lrely upon the
new line.
Judge Underwood returned very en-
thusiastic over the situation of af-
fairs in the Sonora delta. He says