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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-06

Ia prvni podminku i zaruku
pokladame radikalni
V cele administered. We
snaze udrzeti sve jmeno cistym
pro budoEcnost a dokazati
svoji dobrou vuli, zadame, ably
historic naSeho konfliktu S Ru-
skam podrobne yysetfena byla
neStrannou rusko-ceskou komi-
81 a vysledky puOIikovany.
Stejne zadame "a vySetTeni
soudnf cestou historic konflik-
tn a boje Ii. vojenskeho sjez-
du S oficielnim sibirskym vele-
MIN "a oficielni uzn&ni sic
zdu.
Shbujeme k uskutetneni tos
koto minimalniho programu
pracovati re vSach svych sill.
Nasim nepritelem bude kaz-
dy, kdo zjevne ci tajn6 usku-
tetneni jeho pfekdzi.
Podpisy.
Provolani bylo zaslano re
dakci Ceskeho Slova, ktera O.
tiskuje j podivnou uyitaci slav.
most V Brne.
Treti sibiTsky legionarskJ
pluk Jana Zizky, jenz byl ce
stou do vlasti ma lodi "Moun'
/ Vernon" postizen nekolikeryn
nestestim a tim zdrzen, proji
/ zd6l Brnem do Krom6rize o
zdoben rudymi karafiaty a 81
standardou S napisem: SO ko
munisticky pluk ceskosloVen
sky. - V Brn6 ma nadrazi
kdyz vitajici je hudebnici ne
mohli jim, nemajice not, zahri
ii Rudy prapor', zazpivali
sborem tuto piseh bez hubby
TAX sdeluje "Pravo Lidu'
Vlak 3. pluku Jana Zizky by
ozdoben prapoIy a ruznyn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-06
ZIDOVSkY KONGRES.

Widen, A. zari. Evrop5ti pra-
vov6rni Eide rozhodli Sc svolati
sv6tovy kongres, die depese
obdrzen6 zde dnes Z Bratislavy
V Ceskoslovensku. Toto rozhod
mutt ucineno bylo ma konferen-
ci "Agudath lsrael", neJmoc,
neJsi organisace pravovernycl,
zidu Evrope, jez konala svdj
Sized V Bratislave. Rovn6z by
10 usneseno preloziti hlavni
stan 2 Curvchu do IondVna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
'FRONT.'
LOS TRENES ELEC
TRICOS 4 PUEBLA

En- Ia Sccretsria de Comupicacio-
mes Sc acaban de recibir los pianos
para Ia continuation de las obras dc
construction de los trenes electricos
que haran su recorrido entire esta
ciudad y Ia de Puebla, probablemen-
te en- menos tempo que los ferroca-
rifles y con mayores f~acilidades.
La Empresa co~ncesionaria de esta
Inca, expresa que los cables est&n
va tirados kasta Tuyehualco Y que.
en- 10 general, los trabajos estan su-
nlamente avanzados, esperanto para
terminarlos NADIA mas IL aprobacirn
de los citados pianos.
Is Inca de Mexico 4 Puebla abar-
ca cerca de doscientos Kilometres y
estara hecha en- condolences perfec-
tas de seguridad, tai Y como estan las
que actualmente sirven para ell ser
vicio urbano Y sub-urbano de esta
capital Y del Distrito Federal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
REGRESA A MEXICO UNA CONF
SION DE MAESTROS QUE
VINO 4 ESTE PALS

Tc'c7ran-- Especial para IA PRENs.A.
NUEVA YORK, Mario 3.-Hoy sa.
li0 para Mexico, por f~errocarril, Ia CO.
mission de maestros enviada por ell go,
bierno de Carranza con Ell obieto de
estudiar los planteles d~estinados a Ia
~educaci6n de los ninos retardados.
La mencinada comision, que esta IN.
tegrada por Ell professor leopold 70.
driguez, Dor ell DR.. Ignacio Cara 10.
zano V por la senora Natividad Alva,
rez. maestro de Ia Escuela Normal dc
la ciudad de Mexico, visito aIgunas de
las escuelas para ninos retardados. de
este pals, y, seCIn dicen, pudieron re,
ccger una information muy ~interesan,
re Scbra este asunto. que sera approve
chada en- Mexico para ell e~stablecimien'
to de p!anteles similares, On la capital
lie Ia vecina Repubiica-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Una agencia aduanal para
negoc:os coz los paises
hispano americanos

En- Ia ciudad de San Francisco,
California, ACADIA de abrirse al pU-
blico una Ageucia Aduanal que Sc
dedicara de p~referencia a negoclar
toda clase &c asuntos r~elacionados
con el ramo, para los paises hispano-
americanos. La Agencia Aduanal de
referencia, Sc denomina The Pacific
Forwarding and Clearing Company.
' tiene instaladas sus oficinas AZ Ell
Cuarto RGmero 2O2 del Edificio Ccn-
suiar. sito en- la Gale Battery MI
nero SO de Ia ci5ada ciudad califor-
mana.
Al frente de dichas Oficiras So
hallan los jovenes F. J. Torres. 4.
Urea, Jr., y L. Salado, todos e!!os
antiques empleados de Ia Alberto
Scott and Company, y con gran ex-
p~e1iencia en- los asuntos de- ramo, Ia
les como preparation de facturas
consulares en- espahol, ~traducci6r de
toda clase de documentos, snv;os de
mercancias a paises extranjeros. etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
LA CRUZ BLANCA AYU-
DARA A LOS PER1G-
DISTAS POBRES.

Ell Sr. J. Olivera Lopez, Secreta.
rio general de Ia Cruz Blanca, envio
una communication a los diarios de es-
ia capital, en- la que les da cuenta de
que la Cruz Blanca ha acordado ro-
ner a disposition de los periodicals.
pobres, un iugsr en- su %sanatorio pa
"a cuando Sc haga necesario, en- el
que los luehadores en- ell campo de
la prensa recibiran toda clase de a.
tenciones. Indica ell senior Ohvera
Lopez que Ia institution tomo ese
importante acuerdo para correspon-
der a Ia ayrda que desinteresada-
mente ha recibido de todos los escrl-
torres pIblicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
UNA E~NFERMEDAD MUY
RARA EN- LA LINEA
DE GUATEMALA

Ell Delegado Sanitario del Conse-
+jo Superior de Salubridad que tiene
sus oficinas en- Tapachuia, de este
lado de Ia frontera de Guatemala,
del Estado de Chiapas, ha enviado
un informe a esta capital NANTES
tando que en- los pueblos que estan
en- ell lado de Ia vecina R%epuhica. ha
aparecido una enfermedad sum-
mente rara, que mata en- unas
tas horas y que los vecinos te;nen dc
manera pavorizante.
Ell delegado no da mas datoE apar-
tie de la noticia, por 10 que Sc lie te-
legrafio indicandole que Immediate
mente de aviso de los caracteres de
Ia enfermedad, sus sintima:, y, en-
general, todos los datos a fin de to-
mar las medidas que e necesarias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
UN GRAN EXITo EDITORIAL

Como tai puede considerarse Is
apsricion de Ia novela meXicana He
raclio Bernal. el Rayo de- Sinaloa,'
pues apenas anunciada ha empezado
a ser soiicitada de todas parties. Esta
novela sera sin duda alguna, tai como
10 anunciamos con anticipation, la
mas Zelda de las novelas m~exicanas
que Sc han publicado recientemente.
Vale 80 centavos V plede adquirirse
~pidiendola q Ia CASA EDITORIAL
LOZANO. 11S y. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas '(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
NAVAJA DE COMBINATION s1ss

Esta va,iosa navajo de bolsiLo. ademas d.
SUI hermosa aparienc:a, tiene aditarientoS IS
peciaIes tales COMO: desatOrnillaSor. tirabu
ION. cinsel, lima. barreaa, y bordeado:
Todas cstas piezas Sc encuentran perfec
:amcntc ajustadas q los extremes de Ia ma
vaia y iistas para cuAlesguie- uso. FL PFC
cico regular &c esta navajo Is dc $500. rs
tamoS dispuestoS n vender 5000 de estSs na
yaias, por el reducido precio de Sl.95 cad
una. Sc constituyc por su combination d
piezas en- el objeto mas necesario para 10
mecanicos. miencros o trnbajadores: 10 mis-
mo que para c~ualquier ctra persona, "a Sc
en- el campo o en- Ia casa. Sc usa con faci
lidad en- Ell bolsillo. Tiene cubierta de cue
70. Nunca antes de hoy ) probablement
nunca en- % successive. s ehara una ofcrta Sc
meiante. Envienos Sl.95. con gu nonbre
direction y Sc Ia remitircnos Immediate
rmen:e. Agregue Is centavos mas para {
pago del porte de correo. ordenela hoy mi.
mo. lie garantizamos cue quedari satisrc
cho..
FESHLEIGH & co
DEpy Sor --,r--n =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
UN COMBATE.

Respecto 4 III combate habido la
semana pasada, entire villistas y ca
rrancistas, cerca de la hacienda dc
Hornos, circular diversas versiones.
Segun las u.las, los villistas bait.
dos por las fuerzas del General Qui-
roga, iban rumbo a Torre6n, con OBJ
jeto dc rendirse; mas segln otras, tie
Man preparada una embcscada a las
tropas del %gobierno, embcscada de Ia
cul logararon secapar. batiendo Y de-
rrctando a los rebeldes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
EXPOSITION DE PRODUCTOS
NACIONALES EN- BERLIN

C.Ayala, hacendado de FL Dajio ,
socio de la Camara Nacional de Co
mercio.
Terminado ell trabajo de los esta-
tutos, Ia institution Sc dirigira al go
bierno con ell fin de obteaer 10 san
ci6n Official para TRAFALGAR con ente-
"a libertad en- Ell impulse de Ia agri-
cultura n~acional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
LA ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

2, nsnos De u- arc be haSsrse ~instaiA-
10 Ia 'nS.ruidn q naurhoS estUiIsntes para
1-- ccr5iE-ie-an cnpleo en- sS Fl. &C. Ms
e,orales &c Mexico = otros sis:e1as 2errc
yiR-;oc.
Sc irpz-tsn coaocintsutaS J -enscfaH-A
completes , n,oderrs: = IHsPecto-cs de LCeo-
.notcrss, Inspertc7ss &c Fre1ca de hiTe, ms
pe-tores de Cxl6erSS, IcsresEcres Dc T-Eaes,
Aasuiaistas. FoEorslos, Conducsnres. Caro-
tsroc. RePara6orss &c Cares, Aec@2leos &C
Case Ee6onda. Mec4nieos de PSo = Tale:
General. Mec&nieoS d Frsrcs de Aire. "a
cecialistss J ot7os vurlos eu--ca.
La EsrCesa FeTrccS--ilers AcyicarR ers~
AZ eos trssstos pcC correspondence, a &C.
Sos squenos cue dssea-sr ~ slEo mas cue
rternc. ssclavos de tTahc%os dcvrs y sGei-
dos hs+~. , synda y perfeeeio7Irsc a. los
Tue s!sreen sia teLzr EranGes coaocinieHtcS-
Ia Esc-esE Esrrccs-rllerR Aexlc12h - -
-crocida = --eccEleEdAdE Por tooss hs UHic-
- De Fsr-oca-E3ie-os N2Slcs1os. altos Jets5
' p-ori.eates grnplea6cs-
Pr n irsiEalf!cl1te srG1a &c cu1r-o pesos
-irersnta csntzTes, pueds srape-ar a ps-fsc'
stcrarss Q estaGia- IN eS-so: ueSC elzte
ssutavos diaries hsstz Gre Ep-sn1E - curse
y recioa ccrr!ficaGo , diploma
:pesse prchar 81 fuer1S dc vofantac 2GrS
s,-race- a!zo r-ovechoso2 RENTS e. Peas
trneusnta csntavos En- giro PosLs! 4 Green cs
-,--<s : embellishments recio!r2 ~Lccc.onsA
' rrex-as &c ECs5Gdcs = va-1os co-ores. HH'
acieates pars IN mes de esrcoios-
p.-ereIsn:
ESCUELA FERRcCARRuEA MsXTcANA
q Rox IsS;o- Ca3E, u. s. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
UNA MIA ATROPELLADA
POR UN

Mary Suarez, una nina de y amos
fue atropellada aver tarde, & pocos
paso de su casa 1928 Austin ST.
Dor 81 autom6vil Num-. 4011O5-Te-
xas, Que manejaba el captain avia-
dor Burge. La jovencita Suarez fue
transportada a 81 casa con Ia picrna
derecha Iigeramente golpeada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

CIUDAD DE MEXICO Mario l.
En- la Secretaria de Industrial Sc ha
informado que, segun notlcias que
ACADIA de recibir de Berlin, la capt.
tai de Alemania, aquel pals neceslta
grandes cantidades de materials phi
mas de las que en- Mexico Sc produ-
cen en- a5undancia. Con este motive
la misma Secretaria ma dirigido una
circular a nuestros agricultores, su-
plicandoles que envien muestras de
esas materials para ser enviaoas a
Alemania, donde Sc establecera una
exposition peImanente de elias.
CINCUENTA MIL PESE-
TAS PARA LAS VIC
TIMAS DE LOS TEN
BLORES.
El cable ha traido a esta capital
la noticia de que Ia suscrici6n que Sc
abrio en- Madrid, Espana, en- favor
de los damnificados dc los Estados
de Puebla Y Veracruz, esta dando
satisfactorios resultados. Para hoy
Sc anuncia que sc han colectado Gin
ESPARZA
cuenta mil pesetas que pronto seran
enviadas a esta misma capital por
conducto del MARQUES de Comillas,
uno de los accionistas principales de
la Trasatlantica espanola, cuyos bar
cos haceE sus recorridos entire puer-
tos de Espaha y ell de Veracruz.
LOS TRABAJOS DE OR
GANIZACION DE LA
CAMARA CENTRAL
AGRICOLA.
La Camara Central Agricola, de
r~eciente creacion, Y fundada a I'LL
ciativa de personals de waller en- Ell
ranlo de la agricultural, continua ira
bajando en- su organization definiti-
va, habiendose ~presentado va los es-
tatutos de la institution, que fue-
ron encomendados al senior MelGhor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
UNA AMENAIA.

En- realidad, la alarma no tiene
mas Fundamental que ell de una ame-
naza de los villistas.
Cuando hace pocos asaltaron por
sorpresa, ) saquearon las poblacio-
neS duranguenses de Ciudad Lerdc
y de Gomez Pal1cio, Sc dice que los
eebeldes-y ain ksy quien afirms
que el mismo Misrepresentation vol
Yer, mejor pertrechados Y armados,
y en- ndmero mayor, a ~atacar, a prin
cipios de Mario, Ia plaza de To-
rreon, que estaba NAL guarnecida.
Aun cuando partidas villistas han
seguido en- las cercanias de las men.
cionadas ciudades laguneras, Sc sabe
que elias no son de importancia y
que han reuido Ell combate con las
tropas del gobierno.
Mas lo que da seriedad a las ame-
nazas rebeldes, cs el hecho de que en-
ire Ell pueblo de la region, Villa tiene
grandes simpatias, Y en los asaltos
a las poblaciones Y a las haciendas
suelen los ~habitantes Sc sus colabora
doreS en- lugar lie ayudar a Ia defen-
sa de las plazas.
De Saltillo Sc han enviado Ultima
mente tropas a. general Pablo Qui-
roga, que es Ell jefe de operaciones
en- la Laguna, = este ha asegurado
que defendera de ~cualquier ataque a
Ia poblacion de Torre6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

xscUELA FERRocARRuEal MEITcANA
q FAX az. Isdia. CsEE. u. S. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
SENSIBLE DEFUNCICN

Aver q las 4.40 p. NJ. Sal:ec:0 en-
eS.a c.uiac IA v~irIuosa Srt. Maria
Ascension Salgado. tia canal del Sr.
Julio Sal1aao, ' de 81 h~eH'ana Ia
Sr.ta h~nritueta, q qu'er''5 danes
nues.vo mas sentid1 pesa ~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Telefonos Crockett 1896, 704

1870 ' 99I.
Ell UNICO SlTIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- La CIUDAD.
Carros a prop6sito y a precios "a
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios y Funerales. Wales ccr.
tos so cts. Hora $500. Precios es.
peciales para fuera de Ia cludad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
LOS TRABAJOS DE Or
DE LA
CAMARA
AGRICOTA,
LOS VILLISTAS VUELVEN
A MQUIETAR LA
IONA LAGUNERA

Las noticias Que en- les poblacio.
nes fronterizas Sc recibcn, proceden-
ties dc Ia comarca lagunera, insisten
IN que Ia alrama en- :as .ciudades y
haciendas de 10 ric region agricola,
ante las actividades villistas, con
tinua.
Al mismo tempo las dichas mott.
cias muestran que Ia alarma es en-
parte infundada, por cuanto que las
plazas estan bien guarnecidas, y una
regular fuerza volante recorre los
campos en- los que Sc dice Sc recon
centran los villistas para golpes
de mano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

Para Tbros en- espanol dirijase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
lis y. Sta Rosa. Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30
CHAPTER III
Billy Hidea the finn.

DhLy hides tho Guns
~AW-CAW CROW was alarmed when
y he saw the hunters climbing toward
Y nest N the tall pine tree.
W! Cav! Judge Owl is the one YOU
NJ 70 shoot" screamed the crow, but
, hunters, not understanding crow
ik. didn't pay any attention to him.
Billy. who had sent the hunters up
20 tree SO Judge Owl could escape from
se thicket where he was hiding, began
4 creep away. He didn't want TO be
5lere when the hunters found they had
A shout from one OF the hunters
Fopped him. The hunter had reached
ie nest and was looking into Il,
THE sly old owl isn't here" cried the
inter, But he has bcen hiding in this
~ for here are a lot OF his feathers"
Billy was surprised when the hunter
ID this. He knew the nest in the nine
e was not Judge Owls nest, and he
ID sent The hunters to II only to save
ie Judge, And now the hunters had
gund Judge Owls feathers in the nest.
hat did this mean? Had Judge Owl
irned into a robber with Caw-Caw
now as his partner? And II he had be-
me r partner Of Caw-Caw Crow, why
as Caw-Caw Grow now trying to have
le hunters. find Judge Owl so they
puld shot him?
This was a mystery.
saw-Caw Crow made a lot of fuss be-
sc the hunters were disturbing his
~ He dew back and forth over head
w no kept on cawing loudly all the
III One would have thought he had
ortune In the nest and that the
<aters were thieves. As a matter OF
i the neat didn't hold a thing worth
aling. Hut Caw-Caw Grow was very
sichy about having any one 60 near II.
aw* Cav! 60 awayr' he kept on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30

changed. His keen ewes had ms s.r or
sight OF Judge Owl futterlnE away Sron
..I .ne thcket In which he had been bId,ns
law law cav There's the outlaw! cav
0IM' So EAGER 1s.sn rss nsm'Ches es 2aping "
Judge Owl caught that he forgot s NJ
nest, and began to fly inI a circie ahnus m,s
Judge OWLS ! cad. ABOVE
Judge Owl was 30 vtxed 10 h. =.
,rayed in this way he couldn't help let
ened. "e areat-
The hunters had noticed the Difference.
IN Caw-Caw Crows cry, but thev he nes y :
idea what II meant until thsv hsan1 ~
Judge OWLS answer. TIE minufa Iwdso
owl hooted they looked down and saw
"There's that sly old owl trv,nr
get away shouted one. Let's yat ~, /.
guns and shoot him |" se' ou
The hunters had left their guns n, IN -,
foot OF the tree when they started
climb to the crows nest. Now ina,
scrambled down after them Thinss
looked pretty bad for Judge Owl, Tor
with Caw-Caw Crow acting as a nuntins
dog and showing the hunters whera ~
was, there didn't seem much chance of of
escape, "
Billy wasn't going to let the hunt.r.
shoot Judge Owl II he could helm n
There seemed just one way 10 ston
hem. That was to take away their
guns. .
Billy grabbed the guns and hid them
In the thcket. This done, he scurriaa
away as fast az he could, and was oit
Of sight when the two hunters dronnsS
from the tree and found their guns rnns
That boy has stolen our gunsIi" eried
me hunters, lie sens ,i US up The tree so
wasn't true. but II looked tae. ava
Billy knew he would be IL 81 trouh,a
II the hunters caught HIN -
fTomorro,o ssilI n &Tdfo y,
cag orop es.s e VafM ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-30
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
THE OUTLAW.
By DADDY

fPeo1v and Billy hur,.y 10 Bfrd,o,ld
phen they hear that JUDGE O,oI has
turned sHto an otttlaO. They dnd men
UIth guns hunting the Judge. The men
sav Judge 0pt has stolen their
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
NOOl BRANDS AS .L.IE STATE:MEN
 MADE BY BUTLER
Declares His Supporters Were Progressive Ameri- cans of Highest Integrity Marks Assertion of New Workers as Malicious Falsehood
IRepublican A. p. Leased Wirel

CHICAGO, June F. Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood in a signed statement tonight characterized as vicious and malicious falsehood" declaration by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of New fork that q motley group of stock gamblers. oil and mining promoters, munition makers and other like per sons" backed the generals campaign for the Republican presidential nomi- nation.
 General Wood said he regretted to make the statement, bur that 1t was necessary to brand a falSir and to de nounce d lie" Declaring that the men who managed his campaign were of extraordinary high character. tht general said that the attack upon them .'is infamous And that Dr. Buffers action was an attempt to ingratiate himself with certain elements which exercised d determining influence at the convention"
 The statement follows
 T have just read the statement is- sued in New York by Nicholas Murray Butler to the effect that q motley group Of stock gamblers and others tried to buy the presidential nomina- ton for me and that the forces who were defeated in their insolent attempt to buy the nomination reptesenf all that is worst in American business and political life.
  licious falsehood. I would ignore II ! if 1t were directed at me alone, but cannot remain silent when my loya i friends and supporters are villified Supporters All Progressive Americans
 Col. William Cooper Proctor, who i was chairman Of m5 campaign com l miltee, is man of extraordinary high i character. known throughout the lengtf and breadth Of the land for his abso- lute integrity and honesty. His asso- ] clates were men of like character, most l of whom responded to their country call during the war. They typifg 2 group Of progressive Americans. Int attack upon them is infamous.
 The forces which brought me be j fore the convention with preponderan forces were hundre 1s of thousands Q patriotic men and women in every wall of life who have indorsed me at na tion- wide state conventions, nation ] wide state primaries and in 3 nation i wide poll of unprecedented sizc.
 This action of Nicholas Inrra,
 Butler is m attempt go ingratiate him sell with certain clements which exer cised determinilag influence at In ! convention and possibly to explain hi own political weakness. II is self l seeking. coWardIy attack, made uade the cloak of an alleged public service which was never intended or rendered
 T regret to make q statement o this kind. but il is necessary in thl instance 10 braBc. a falir and 10 de nounce T lie
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
ANT|-bOLSHEV|k
 FORCES ADVANCE.

ONSTANTINOPLE, June 15.-(By the Associated Press) )--The forces Of General WrangeI, nti-bolsheVil1 leader on tke Crimean front, are moving northward from the Crimea and Sea Of Azov in three columns They have been phenomenally successful against the bolsheviki and have established d front along Kaskovla on the Dnieper eastward through Melitopol to Maripol.
 General Wrangel's troops have cap tured 4000 prisoners and 40 big guns of the 100 estimated in. possession of the bolsheviki They have lost only 800 men. General Slahoff is in command sf the eastern wins and General Kou- top of the right wing of the bolsheviki concentrating from the Maripol region to Alexandrovsk
 The anti -holshevik forces advanced sflnultasl eously from Perekop.' Guinitz and Maripol clearing the bolsheviki from both Crimean peninsulas and the shore of the sea of AzoV.
 General WrangeIs army is ade- qUately provided with airplanes and armored cars. The bolsheviki offered stubborn resistance in the Perekop area where the bolsheyi<i first at tempted their concentration. which was later transferred eastward
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
HARDING TO LAUNCH [. CAMPAIGN SOON; NOT
 TO RESIGIv OFFICE
IRepubnoan A. p. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON. June 15-Senator Harding, the Republican candidate for the presidency. indicated in d confer ence today with newspaper men his opposition to transforming cam paign. His preference on the other hand would be for somewhat of q front porch campaign from his home in Marion, Ohio. with limited number Of set speeches delivered on specific occasions.
 The Republican nominee also made 1t clear that there would be no delay in opening the campaign, announcing that 1t would not await the official notification of his nomination. The notification, he said. would not take place before July 15 at the earliest
 Friends of the senator supplemented his statement as to the kind Of cam paign he desires. with the assertion that he believed the office of chief and too important to be sought through a continuous series Of whirlwind cam paign tours.
 Senator Harding also announced to- ! day that he would not resign his seat 1 in the senate prior to the termination ] of his term on next March 3. l The work Of preparing his speech O ! acceptance has not been started by in, nominee and if is expected he will de fer il until after the conference witt 1 Chairman Hays and other party lead
 CTS now tentatively fixed for Monday
 ''C;roat care must Ie taken in pre- . pairing this speech. Senator Bardinf ! s1il today. Tt represents thn can
 didate's Interpretation of the plat
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