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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
PIRKITE EIETUVOS VAL
Styles BONU.

nopolijas If perdidi pelniji-
mosi.
Atnaujinti kredita gele-
zinkelians.
Didesn6 dalininkyst9 darbo
visokiam pelne.
Neleisti publikai vargti del
nesutikimq industrijose. Stei-
gti visur industrJinius teis-
mus.
Apsaugoti ivairias gamtos
versmes; palaikyti farmose
Janus Tyrus.
Svarbios reformos palai-
kyti zmoniq sveikata, isigyti
pagyvenimus ir jauniems EMO
mems moksla.
Neatgaivinti saliunQ, bet
zmonems sugrazinti alQ If w
ma, kaip jie to reikalauja.
Padeti atsakomyben lokales
valdzias, kur ivyksta lineai
.arba govedos valdymas.
Isteigti International tel
sybes teisma:
Yra dar il daugiau tu pos
mu. Bet CANA cia to, kas jau
pasakyta, kad butQ galima isl
vaizdinti, kokios tai "malo-
mes" zadamos Sales gyvento-
jams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
GERAS zMOGUS TAS
BUTLER.
Pazada viska, ko tik kas nori.

New York, geg. II. = Dr..
Nicholas Murray Butler, Co.
lumbia universiteto preziden-
tas, ir vienas is norinGiu but
kandidatu j Suv. ValstijQ pre-
zidentus is republikonQ parti-
JOS, paskelbe savo principus,
M katruos jisai stipriai stove
tn, jei butQ paskirtas kandida-
tu ir paskui isrinktas prezl-
dentu.
Jis savo principus sutraukia
j keliolika posmq. stai jie:
Bendrai veikti su kongre-
su svarbesniaisiais Sales II
nacijos klausimais.
Vietoje apgalvojamu nauJQ
mokescip gyventojams pacios
vyriausybes stiprus ekonomi-
mis- pasilaikymas.
Ivesti biudzeto lstatyma,
.sulig kurio ivairiu departa-
mentu virssininkai turetQ duo
ii atsakymus j kongreso pa
klausimus.
Ismoketi kares skolas.
Panaikinti visokias mo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
PREzIDENTAS STOW W.
TAUTV sAJUNGA.

Washington, geg. II. = Te7
legramoje j Oregono yalstijos
demokratq partijos vadus pre-
zidentas Wilson's pranese, /
dant demokratq partija kaip
stipriausioji siena stovetp nz
tautu sajunga be jokiq pasta
bp If pataisymq.
Paragino demokratus pas
merkti visokius pataisymus,
katrie nesutinka su nacijos
,pagarba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
LENKAI PRADEJ0 NAUJA
PUoL1MA.
Paeme jau du miesteliu.

Varsava, geg. 9 (suvelinta).
-Lenkai pradejo narlja puoli-
ma prizes bolSevikus. siuo kar-
tn Polesia fronte, siauriuose
nuo Ukrainos fronto.
Tas daroma SUI tikslu suko-
neveikti bolSeviku kariuome-
mes koncentravima salimais
Mozirio.
Pirmqja puolimo dienq len
kams pavyko paimti vienq
miesteli il vienq gelezinkelio
stoti. Sulig apturetQ ziniQ, pa
imta daug visokios medziagos.
Lenku raitarija Kijevan in
9jo vakar ryte, tuojaus paskm
pasitraukiancius bolSevikuS.
Apple pietus atpnSkavo ukrai-
MI p6stininku pulkai. Tuo me-
tn mieste nebuvo mel vleno
bolSeviko kareivio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
IR VEL APIE TAIKOS RE-
ZOLIUCIJA.

Washington, geg. -. : Cia
iSnaujo kalbama, kad Sia sa-
waite kongresas bile diena ga
lutinai balsuos klausime tai
kos rezoliucijos. Sulig tos re-
zoliucijos tur6tQ but paskelbta
taika su Vokietija il Austria,
neziurint nepatvirtintos taikos
sutarties. Z
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12

Sake. turi but apdrausta gy-
vybG kaip Carranzai, taip vi
stems jo salininkamS, pradeJus
augSciausiais valdininkais il
baigus paprastaisiais karei-
viais.
Prasizengusieji prizes ta pa
rtdymq bus skaudziai baudzia-
mi.
PasiunGiama daugiau kares
laivu.
Suv. Valstiju vyriausyb6
Meksikos pakraScius pasiuncia
dar daugiaus kar6s laivu. Mes
praneSimai IS Meksikos sosti-
mes labal supalnlotl.
Cia nuomoniaujama, jog
greitu laiku Meksikoje gall
pakilti nauja revoliucija.
Kaip zinoma, Meksikos So
Stinen in6jo du meksikonu ly-
deriu - gen. Obregon If gen
Gonzales. Jiedu abu Siandie
bendrai veil1ia, patvarko Sales
reikaluS. Bet abudu yra lenk-
tyniaujanciu kandidatu ! Mex
sikos prezidentus.
Galimas daiktas, kad su lai-
ku tarp jq pakils kova " ne,
pasidalinima prezidento vieta
Mes tas tarpe meksikonq yra
paprastas daiktas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
VoKIEcIU ORLAIVIAI
SKRINDA RUSIJON.

Paryzius, geg. LIS Var
$avoS praneSta, kad ana dienq
VarSavoS padang6miS ant Ru-
Si.ios nuSkrido net I vOkieciQ
orlaiviai zeppelinai.
Cia nuomoniaujama, kad
taiS orlaiviais Rusijon nukelia-
.vo vOkieGiai kar6s inStruktO-
rial.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
MILLERAND 1R MARsAL
KELIAUS LOND0NAN.
Konferuos su premjeru Lloyd
George.

Paryzius, geg. II. Atei-
nanti penktadieni, kaip suzi-
nota, Londonan iskeliauja
Prancuzijos ministeriu pirmi-
ninkas Millerand ir lido mi
nisteris Marsal.
Tenai su Anglijos ministe-
riQ pirmininku Lloyd George
konferuos klausime, kaip di-
dele eatlyginimo suma lures
but pareikalauta nuo Vokieti-
jos.
Is kitq versmip suzinoma,
kad jiedu su Lloyd George
susitiks mieste Folkstone.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
Nauja Va|stija Rytq Siberiijjejje
joji valstija gales If vel susi-
lieti su Russia.
Valdzios forma.

Dabartine proviziionale ze-
mietiju valdzia nebus panai-
kinta, bet dar daugiaus pra7
pI6sta ir padauginta dviem at
stovais is kiekvienos valstijes
provincijos.
KolGako seniau ivesti pini-
gai laikinai bus palaikomi
apyvartoje. Bet paskui jie bus
pamainyti kitais.
Japonai nenori pasitraukti.
Kick ligSiol yra zinoma, ja-
ponai neparodo moro pasitrau-
kti is Siiberijos, neziurint or
ganizavimosi naujos valstijos.
Taippat aiskiai zinoma, kad
:japonai is cia nepasitrauks be
-iokios sau naudos. Pirmiausia
jie pareikalaus ella sau plaeiq
koncesiju, kaipo atlyginimo uz
savo nuostolius.
Siandie Japonija rytinej ST.
berijoj turi apie $4,000 llarei-
viu. Ir kasdien Wis daugiau II
daugiau prisiuneiama.
Bolsevikai nepatenkinti. 4
Japonijos veikimu vietes
bolsevikai labai nepatenkinti.
Kadangi neturi speku pasi
brieSinti japonams, tad sHf}n-
kama sll dahartiniu lillimu
Tokia padetis nekuomet ~
buvo jQ pramatoma. Bolsevi-
kai buvo name, kad kuomet Jle
nugalabins Kolcaka il isterios
visa jo valdzia, be didelip sun
kenybiq apvaldys visa Siberi-
jql
TeGiaus su tue manym1
skaudziai apsirikta, Mes jiems
smarkiai pastojo kelia japonai.
vedamos tarybos.
Vietos bolsevikai veda tary-
bas su Japonijos atstovais.
Reikalauja, kad japonai pasi-
trauktu is Siberijos. Japonijos
vyriausybe yra paskeEbusl,.
kad japonai nemana savlntles
rytines Siberijos. Is cia jie
pasitrauksia. Bet tik tuomet
ta padarysia. kuomet patvar-
kysia 81 kraSta ir pilnai ap-
drausia savo zmones If visus
reikalus.
Vladivostokas ir tolimos
apylinkes ,yra japonp valdzio.
je. Mieste plevesuoja japonu
v6liavos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12

Londonas, geg. IL Angli-
jos uzrubeziniu reikafu ofisas
sutiko duoti pasportus OWEN
socijalistam, sociialistQ partis
los nuskirtiem keliauti Rusi-
ion ir tenai istirti padeti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
NAUJAS MEKSIKOS VAL
DYTOJAS SKELBIA
SUSIMYLEJIMA.
Kalbama apie nauja reVoliuci-
ia.

Washington, geg. II. - Va
kar buvo praneSta. jog buveS
NekSikoS prczidontaSCarranza
suimtaS. Siandie apie tai viSai
uztvlima. ViSose is NekSikoS
depeSoSe neminimaS Carranza.
Tad niekam ntra ai$ku, Kur
Carranza apSiverGia.
Vera Cruz valatiioj kOvOjo
Su revoIiuciionieriai>, anot
prane$imQ, zuve> Carranzo<
zentaS. gen. AguiIar. AnkS-
Giau buvo prane$ta. kad jis bu-
yes nugaIabintaS revoliucijO-
nioriQ.
Mexico City SuimtaS If uz-
daIytaS kalGjiman carranzi,taes
Ignacio Bonilla<. buveS Mex
SikoS amba>adoriuS S. ValSti-
jose.
Taippat nugalabintaS Car
ramos komendantaS gen.
Triana.
Krikstauja revoliucijonieriai.
MekSiko> revoliucijonieriai,
vadovauiami gen. Obregono,
yra vaIdytoiai MekSikos sos
tinaie. Jie krikStauja, kad
.iiem< Iengvai pavyko nugale-
Ii CarranzQ.
Kai-kurioSe MekSikOS vieto-
Sc dar paSiIike neSkaitlingieii
burial Carranzos kareiviQ.
Bet jie neturi jokiOS reikSmeS.
Suv. ValStijQ parubezyj tik
vienu-vienas miestelis Mata
moras yra carranziStu ranko-
50. Ten lioSiOl dar nepriejO re-
voliucijonieriai.
Tampico paimtas be kraujo
praIiejimo. PasiprieSinusieji
CarranzoS garnizOno kareiviai
submit ir uzdaryti kal6jiman.
Zibalo kompanijos laikinai
suSpendavo darbuS. Darbai IS
nauio praSid6siQ, kuomet ap-
rimSianti Sails.
7 Suv. Valstiias per FL Pa
so. Tex. atkeliavo Carranzos
brOlinas, Sebastian Carranza.
JiS sake. jog revoliucija labai
gerai pavykusi. Jis pareiSkia,
jog jo dtd6 prezidentas pada-
res dideliQ ElaidQ, kovodamas
prizes Suv. Valstijas. Is to tad
If turima paSekmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
Skelbia amnestija.

Is Mexico City praneSama,
jog gen. Obregonas su savo sa-
lininkaiS kuoveikiausia orga-
nizuoja naujQ vaIdziQ respubli-
kai.
Obregon savo atsiliepime
pareiSkia apie revoliucijos pa
vykima ir sake, kad revoliuci-
ionieriai nepavartotQ jokios
pagiezoS savo prieSininkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
BOLsEVIKAI STEIGIA BU-
FERINE VALsTIJA
SIBERIJOJE.
Tas darbas atkreipiamas prizes
Japonija.

Vladivostokas, geg. 3 (suv9-
linta). = Padaryti galutiniai
plenai isteigti nepriklausoma
buferine (atspirties) valstiia
Rytq Siberijoj. Ia valstija bus
zinoma vardu RusQ TolimQju
Rytu valstija. Jon ineis Vladi-
voStokas. Tai bus valstijos So
stina.' Ineis Siberijos plotal
rytuose nuo up6s Selanga, ku-
ii inteka Baikalo ezeran.
Naujoji valstija tveriama
Japonijos nenaudai. Mes tas
daroma. pilnai sutinkant su
Maskvos bolsevillu valdEia.
Norma tue keliu kuoveikiaus
praSalinti is Siberijos japonus,
katrie m6gina cia isigyventi.
Parinktas taikos kelias.
"Kad gyvnti if tur2ti pasi-
sellimq, pirmiausia NUNS rel
kalinga sulaukti taikos," kal-
b6jo Vilenskii, Maskvos val
dzios atstovas.
'Kuomet japonai eme plau-
kti Siberijon, kitokio kelio ne
buvo, kaip tik veikti taikos
keliu, steigti buferine valstija.
Isteigus tollia vaIstija bus at.
siekta du daiktu. Pirmiausia
be jokios kovos is eia bus pra-
SaIinti japonai. Antra, veikiau
pavyls Rusijai susitaikinti su
visu pasauliu.
"Buferine valstija bus ne
priklausoma Maskvai, tures
pusiau-socijalistine valdzia IL
tas patenl,ins bile viena pasau-
lio 'vieSpatija zvilgsnlu savo
Sales patvarkyme If liberaliz-
me.
"Uzrubeziniai kapitalai bus
ileidziami ir svetimsaliams
bus duodamos koncesijos. sa-
lis bus atvira visiems.
Russia lures intaka.
ViIonSlyii naaiSkino kad
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
ANGLIJOS DIPLOMATINE
KOMISIJA RUSIJON.
Bolsevikai tikisi greitos taikos

Maskva, geg. -. = Angli-
ia Rusijon pasiunGia diploma
tine komisijq, kuriai pirmi-
ninkauja gen. Cough.
Tad cia dziaugiamasi, kad
trumpoj ateityj ivyksianti An
glijos su bolSevikine Rusija
taika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-12
Oar apiie Rinkimus
Lietuvojje.
(Kablegrama "Draugo" re-
daktoriui kun. Prof. P.
Buciui)

Kaunas, geg. II. Kun. Bu-
Giiui, 1900 w. 46 ST., Chicago.
Kuriamasis Seimas sud6tas:
KrikStioniQ- Q-demokratQ pen
kiasdeSimts devyni; valstieciQ
sqjunga dvidesimts; socijalde-
mokratu trylika; socialistQ-
lialldininkQ devyni; zydQ Sc
81; lenku tryS; vokieciu vienas;
socijalistQ revoliucijonlstQ
liau6ninkp vienas. Kaupas
iSrinktas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07
spcciaI session CaIIed.

Beckett of North Carolina today issued
a call for a special session Of the leg
islature for August 10 to consider
ratification os the suffrage amend-
M
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07
TYPHOID CASES IN CITY
Health Officer Recommends Swimmers
Be InocuIated.

Health Officer Recommends Swimmers
Be InocuIated.
Typhoid fever usually a fall disease,
is prevalent in Topeka now and has
been since the first of the year. but
not to an alarming extent. However,
DIR. Earle G. Brown. city health Off
Ger, today issued a warning to citizens
to take precautions against the disease.
Persons who are using well water
are urged to have their wells exam
ined. if they have not done so this
year. The city makes this examina-
ton without charge It would be wise
for swimmers in public pools to be in
oculated against typhoid. Doctor
Brown said. and not unwise for per-
sons who are planning TO go on vaca-
ton. incubation is done free by
the city health department. It re-
quires two weeks.
It is not necessary to boil city water
at this time, according to Doctor
Brown. Tests show its bacillus per-
centage is low.
Since January 1. fourteen cases of
typhoid have been reported to the
city, one death resulting. OF this
number. nine cases have been reported
since June "a. Only 27 cases were
reported during the entire year of
1919 and from January 1 to July 1,
1919, only four cases
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07
BUSINESS BAD TUESDAY NIGHT.
Only 2s Traffic VioIators Were Picked
Up by Police.

Twenty-six motorists were picked
up by the police Tuesday night for
violating city traffic ordinances. This
was a big reduction from Monday
night. when 103 were picked up, and
Sunday night when 112 fell into the
clutches of the law.
Nine of the men brought to police
hea adquarters Tuesday night were
booked and released on bond, while
the rest were permitted to go on their
way with a lecture. leaving beh nd
their names and addresses. Those
booked were E. c. Brown, running
with cut out open, R. c. McClements.
speeding; Spencer Hall, jay driving;
Neil Burge. speeding; Arthur Hedges.
careless driving; Walter Plath, speed
ing and using spotlight; Emil Abend,
speeding; Albert Owen and Ben
Anderson, bright lights.
Judge Hugh Mcfarland in police
court Tuesday afternoon collected $135
in fines from the array of traffic yio-
lators picked up Sunday and Monday.
The defendants were fined SIS each and
told by Judge Mcfarland that the price
was going to be Increased to. $40, and
probably more. beginning with the
session Friday afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07
KANSAN TO THIRD PARTY MEET
State Organized Labor, However, SHES
at Movement Now.

Kansas will have representatives at
the third party convention in Chi
cago the latter part of the week. ac-
cording to information received today
by state politicians. The National La
Dor party and the Committee of
Forty eight are expected to join forces
in a third party.
Charles r. Nuzum of Kansas City,
Kan, was spoken of as the man who
will confer with third party leaders in
behalr of this state at the convention.
Labor thru its organization leaders,
will have nothing directly to do with
the movement at this time. according
to announcement today by w. E.
Freeman, president of the Kansas
Federation of Labor.
We will send no one here" was
Freeman's only comment
The announcement today that Sen
Hiram Johnson had decided to stand
by the G. o. P. ship in the campaign
did not create any marked enthusiasm
on the part of those favoring a third
party movement, as Johnson's silence
and his undoubted strength with thou
sands of voters was one of the bull
warks on which a third party move
ment was to be erected
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07
Wood Managers Say Colonel
Proctor Gets Refund.
Loeb Admits He Held Nearly
Half Million.
COST UPWARDS OF MILLION"
Colorado Figures Do Not Tally
Senate Probe Finds.
But Wood Treasurer Reluctant
About Furnishing Data.

Chicago. July IA history of the
financing of the Wood campaign for
the presidency was given the senate
campaign investigating committee
here today by William Loeb. Jr.
Loeb said he was the "depositary'
for $406-000 collected for the Wood
campaign.
He sent s235.ooo to the Chicago
headquarters of the general, he said !;
S130,000 to eastern headquarters, and
s45, 900 to the New York headquarters.
Lately he sent a check for the balance.
$4,000, to Col w c. Proctor. Woods
manager.
"Oh, the colonel is getting some of
it back. is he?" Senator w. S. Kenyon
asked.
Yes. much to his surprise" Loeb
replied.
Colorado Figures Don't Tally.
Maj. A. A. Sprague. Chicago. was
asked by Senator Reed what had be-
come of the difference between the
$500 Colorado leaders admitted re-
ceh7ing, and the $4,000 reported to
the committee as expended in that
state. Sprague said he did not know.
There's most remarkable dearth
of information around the Wood head
quarteKs" Senator Reed interjected
Il know enough about campaigns to
ters knows what became of the
money"
Asked where the money he han
| died for Wood came from, Loet
prefaced his testimony with a story
of the formation of the Wood manage
ment. He said after John T. Kins
/ was dropped by Wood, his advice wal
asked as to what it would cost tC
make a campaign from Maine tC
California
"I said upwards of a million dol
lars" Loeb testified.
Not Anxious to Tell.
Appeals were sent the origina
members of the Wood-for-Presiden
movement and later a league of fift.
was formed in New York to get tn
money.
Names of contributors were exact
ed from Loeb with difficulty. Namin
J.. B. Duke, George w. Perkins and Il
H Rogers, as heavy contributors, h
said he disliked to mention the name
since many of them passed along sub
scriptions which had been given then
Perkins gave a check for $4,000, bu
said it was not his subscription, &C
cording to Loeb. In the same way
Rogers handed over $50.00O, he said
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07

Sunshine and a cool northwest wind
will prevail over Kansas today and
tomorrow. according to S. d. Flora.
state meteorologist, and Kansas will
continue to have good weather as long
as the high pressure hangs over the
northwest portion of the United States.
That pressure causes cold weather in
winter and cool weather in summer,
according to Flora and while we cuss
it in the winter. we praise it in the
summer
The mercury went down as low as
81 in the last "a hours-that was at
5 o'clock this morning. This is the
lowest mark since June "a and is six
degrees below normal
The high mark Tuesday was 80 at
8 p. m. At o'clock this afternoon the
thermometer stood at SO.
Tonight the mercury will drop down
to 80 and will not go higher than so
or IS tomorrow afternoon.
The northwest part of the United
(Continued on Page TWo)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07
Used Power of His Office to In
fluence Delegates.
Chicago Attorney Brings Evil
dence to Senate Probe.
SENATOR REED MAKES CHARGE
Says Money Used Against Him
in Missouri.
LOwden Manager Says Disburse-
ments Exceeded Receipts

Chicago, July William Arm
strong. Chicago lawyer, presented a
mass of documentary evidence which,
he said, would prove that Attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer had abused
the power of his office in order Ito
influence delegates to the Democratic
national convention"
Armstrong told the committee the
documents would show Mr.. Palmer
had advocated pardons for criminals
and prevented the gathering of evil
dence in cases where there were
charges of defrauding the government
Senator Kenyon said the committee
would decide later whether Armstrong
shall be called as a witness.
Expect TO End Hearing.
The senate committee investigation
of presidential primary campaign ex-
penditures will be cleaned up with
session which opened here today,
Chairman W. S. Kenyon declared.
William Loeb, New York, eastern
campaign manager of Gen. Leonard
| Wood, also was expected to take the
stand.
Received Lowden Funds.
T. W. Hukriede. Warrenton. Mo,
received s2,050 of "Lowden money
during the presidential primary cam
paign, he told the senate committee
here today investigating campaign ex-
penditureS.
Hukriede filed a formal statement
with the committee. He said the
money was given him by E. L. Morse,
Excelsior Springs, Mo. He said he
spent the money touring six Missouri
congressional districts for Lowden. He
gave 5000 to John T. Morse of Ozark
and 500 to W. S. Kitchin. st. Louis.
the statement said.
Hukriede asserted he had nothing
to be ashamed of-that more money
was spent in other campaigns than in
the, Lowden primary effort.
Reed Says Cash Against Him.
Senator James A. Reed. member of
the investigating committee, said he
a report that the committee will hear
allegation that money was expended
to bar Reed from the Democratic na-
tional convention.
The presence of number of Mis-
souri, Democrats gave rise to the re-
port. The charge, it was said, would
be that opponents of Reed were given
their expenses to San Francisco.
Spent $4,000 in Missouri.
J. l. Babler, Republican national
committeeman from Missouri. at the
request OF Senator Kenyon. gave an
itenized statement of his receipts
from IL. L. Morse. representing Gov
ernor Lowden." He said his disburse-
ments exceeded receipts.
Babler said the receipts. were: De-
cember. 1919. $1.400; January 7.
1920, 81 225; January 81. $1.619;
February 26. S3.05O; March Z. S4S6.66;
May 8. $1,000 About the same time,
S4,2O3.
Disbursements BabIer said. were
by check and totaIed $16,621.O6.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07
Fresh Outbreaks Reported From
War-TOrn Republic.
Son of Presidential Candidate
Leads New Army.
REBELS CENTER At MONCLOVA
Advancing NOrthward, Destroy
ing Bridges en- Route.
Federal Pay Train Robbed of
$4,000 in Gold.

Washington, July Revolutionary
movements in various parts of Mexico
were reported in advices received at
the state department from American
officials in that country. The move
ments apparently are unrelated and of
minor Importance but are being care
fully studied by department officers
Gen. Ricardo Gonzales a nephew of
Pablo Gonzales, candidate for the
presidency under Carranza, and now
supposed to be supporting the new
regime, has rebelled against the de Ia
Huerta government at Monclova in
the state of Coahuila, Mexico. the state
department was advised today by Con-
sui Blocker at Piedras Negras.
Gonzales was reported to have be-
tween fifty and two hundred men.
They have cut the railroad and tele-
rebels have advanced Us far north as
Barroterran.
Twelve Bridges Blown Up.
Eagle Pass. Tex, July Reports
that twelve bridges had been burned
in Mexico south of Monclova gave rise
here today to rumors that a new revo-
luton had broken out in the southern
republic. Rudolfo Gonzalez is said to
head the new movement
Reports from below the border yes
terday were that Mexican govern
ment paymaster's train had been
robbed $50, 600 Mexican gold by ban
dts controlling Monclova.
Troops were reported hurrying
there from Torreon. No trains were
running beyond Sanbinas.
Monclava, a city of between seven
and ten thousand persons, is in the
central part of COahuila state
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07
WAS GREAT FRAME-UP.
Jenkins Cleared of All Charges Made
Against Him by Carranza

San Antonio. Tex. July 7.zW. o.
jenkins, formerly United States consul
at Puebla, Mexico. has been cleared
of charges that he planned his own
kidnapping by statements of General
FREDERICK Cordoba. in the second
criminal court. delayed message
reaching here states.
Confirming the previous report that
there was a frameup against jenkins.
Cordoba made the statement before
the court that he was solely RESPONSE
BILE for the kidnapping of Jenkins.
Cordoba also refuted all charges
brought against Jenkins by the Car
rama government.