davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-03-21

To prevent Venetian ladies in olden
home, q kind Of stiltliko shoe was
introduced for their use This had
soles from six to eighteen inches in
thickness
Evening star., 1920-03-21

$500 Congress Foun.
tain Syringe; full 3
quart size: guaranteed
Sesr Sas ...... Si.69
$500 Goodyear Hot
water Bottle; full q
quart sizei made espe-
Stores: Of best heavy
maroon rubber: guaran-
teed two CT on
years .. 0lsUO
Evening star., 1920-03-21

GUIDES Spring Flowers
are superb right now. Specimen
blooms. 1914 F-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
St. Johns College Seeks $3.50, 900.

Canvassing for the st. Johns Col
lege extension fund will begin this
week. Brother D. Edward. executive
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Foa NC ~ uEcO>
out or "run-
down" wOm-
an. with DIR.
Pierce's Fa-
vOrite Pre-
scriptiQn. And
IL you suf-
fer from any
"female COM
p I n I n I" or
disorder. you
get well. For
these two
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Your Fuporite Shampoo
We Guarantee Our Rubber Goods

$1.7E Goodyear Hot
water Bottle. a-quart
s,se; made especially for
our stores Of heavy ma
room rubber: guaran-
teed one d An
year .......... Vks10
$500 Senate Fountain
Syringe; fun 2-Quart
size: made by Goodyear:
guaranteed two 01 90
yoara at. ...... U4sVO
Evening star., 1920-03-21
10000
FREE
Balloons!
Depended Upon During the Winter Are Useful Now
&2mAM: 7oiletP Preparations
Lilac
FaceCrea1n

A surprising Skin
Cream that meets tho
requirements of tho
most rigid beauty spe-
cialists. Large 60c
jar. .VVN
Evening star., 1920-03-21
PensIar Talcum

AS fragrant ana sou 40
the biossorn Itself. HAND
somely packaged in flo
raj sitter cans. Violet
aso,es aoss or Lilac Csc
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Penslar Almond and
Cucumber Cream

A toilet aid enjoying
the favor Of discrimfnat-
ing women tho country
over. Excellent for
rough and chapped skin.
Two TIVE. Csc and 35c
Evening star., 1920-03-21

The above drawing made last link in the Peo
ples chain 107 St n W. This store located in the
ter Of the shopping district has made wonderful
since Peoples possession last May We expect visit
of other Monday for free balloon for
the children and convenient bring the children along
Evening star., 1920-03-21
DEPHATORIES
A Woman in Society

healises the need Of good grooming, it is posi-.
tive proof Of the highest culture and civiliza-
nSn. Rennsment is evidenced in the irresistible
youthful appes rance, heal biemishes, prevent
prema ture wrinkles, using satin skin cream.
Invisible, harmless, Indispensable for every
eapdvating satin skin. Satin skin products
aIe q b mode,
Appay Satin skin cream, Shaa 0atis skin powder,
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Penslar Cold Cream,

A Snow White Cream
Of rare smoothness and
merit. Will not pro-
mote the growth Of hair
nor turn rancid. Give 1t
. trial tonight-it's OK
Quisite. Largo E0n
jar. WV
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Pensldr
Velveton Liquid
Camniexion Ponder

Easily applied. prac-
tically Invisible and es-
pecially suitable for
evening use, in white
oso'as or f1s'h' SOC
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Penslar Shampona

A Shampoo Liquid.
quick to lather and in
suring soft FLUFFY hair
Immediately cleansed.
sprinkler C0o
top ......sssss.. WV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
MEMPHIS FAIR PRESIDENT
ENTERTA|Ns ASSISTANTS
WITH BIC CAMP SUPPER
Special 30 n. Ns~s.

Special 20 Ths Meas
MEMPHIS ct. I'D " Afl"i'
prrsidsni e liau Fair Association enc
icItainsd al the Pair WORKERS To- b.
dsy night with camp supper 80 DIS
lawn.
som. 20 men Wen" present uul ar
Old tim. camp cook,.l fcas, = b,,f sud
bacon was served : V,ry happy "'V.
pcrienoe" meeting vas held fouowiue
the supper which was pre- idci over Dos
Rev. W T. swain. pasi'r - Gr-t
Presbyterian Chur,h \ r,mIrsd j.
showing was mad. a. Go the results q
Hall County Fair
plp pls, crf l.arulH- N" game '-'
n Xsaisn '1Hsr~' .n thD srnt.. g a
-l-aurcr' cage fur r'Nrtir'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
TAMPA MOTORMAN GETS
over HIS TROUBLES

After eating would bluat up With
rus iill % WHs hand fur mc Co hIrati'"
End I would hay, the worst kiud 81
Wis,iy in az, pit IT my stomach. Ne
l"Usl seemed tu do m" mo- good aud
hrchm' ~ weak. run down and nervous
that never trli like doing dtSr
Nutk IN fHD' many dly u was al"
: could de- tu operate my ear.
When THnlY, was pui uu sale here
in Tampa I BOUGHT bottle and ~
three DAYS after starting IN " the gas
had stupprd forming uu iuV stomach
aud could ,at without any discomfort
! am now eating Just anything ! want
and never have plin Ur uu,umlurt
able feeling afterwards ANA nuN f. 90.
inr just splendid uud ws oldymr
sir'ngth AMI energy are rapidly re-
turning From my rspvii,uU" ! hon
cs'iy h,lir,, that Tauh' h the hest
moli,.n. sold f.r any sort 81 stomach
tfuullr'
Taul1r b. sid .n Amarillo los y "
collin. igug e..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09

There Is tlsu considerable aDiiNl',
900 ~, new pruc,t field near Carbon
90 the southern part 90 The counts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
CLARENDON IS TO
PLAY HIGH SCHOOL
AMARILIOANS ENPECr TINT WIS
TORS WILL GlNE THIN
HARD G.AML.

Amarillo High Schodl football team
IL expecting harliight mitl' bette
this Afternoon with the fast Clarendon
College eleven. Coaches Willis amt
Saurfisld have put tho loul nEgrpgi.
ton through huri workouts. and u b.
expected the visitors viii have o. Go
nume Spe,,iy PLAYING o. hold their own
with the Amarillans.
Ciarrn,lan COLLEGE defeated NaNlar'l
College e. o Friday Afternoon. putting
the.lAtirr team 81 the defensive mfs,
al the time. This victory hy Clarendon
suilege viii only mean NOR" incentive
20 thc lncal boys g. put forward thor
beet efforts to-day
The Amarillo eleven VIII have new
.anItunent in their game with Clar.'.
don today. Amarillo has played only
one game this ssassn. having defeated
Canadian high sghool - a. two weeks
agn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
After Suffering Ten Years From
Indigestion Emerson Is Re-
lieved Through the Use Of
Tanlac.

y certainly ann Eltd TJnlHr cams"
ms way. f"r u I had h',u much Icing .
finding something Co help me- ! wu' !
simply have had 90 Civ" az nay iuh.
said James y Emerson. muturmlf
fnr frcrt'au wears with thu Tampa
Eic rir GumpHu, ard who lives a..
eiul 18th Ave. Tampa, Fla,
som. ten years ncD. he continued
4 h,gan having trouble with my stuM
a,h kept going from bad ." wurs
an four ur five years ago when uiv
condition became awful Since that
time hal not hc"n able tn eat AN, .
thing without suffering from indig,.
urn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
The dope fiend, the thug, the

The dope iiend, the thug, the
white slave-ir fact, every known
form Of sin and wee staiked forth
unashamed to defy the world
They !urked in every under.
ground retreat and every alley by
day, and sialked forth at night.
What should be THE PEN.
ALTY%
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09

E,u.ri, fIuu do, Nluu.7lu,h"s cuur
n shallow u,Id show thai th" tern
'HrN ruN hI~ between sixty and say
taIt wells uhi,u ttr producing 'u 40
uN,ilr. G twn ,r ten hurls daily.
each TH, r,V r,nu,r, ,f the Care
iU., uiI company lS h,iug rushed 2,
,..uul. f.ur thiS company Now having
ur.ducti.n 81 400 barrels S'Nrirl
#. ego tests ulsp are h'iug uut down.
lu "a, turslUtut shallow field The
e.. ,f DO, T,Nus un Cooperation ls
ru., Standing 800 feat bon 90 and viii hr
nr. % 90. hUst producers Boo ih' nyiu.
operation. declare.
Iu., 40 this tlm. no, Gltssco,k AMI
Mitchell county fields ur, bedding the
attention ,f operators perhaps more
than ANS other uHft uf the ti'll. 'it1
,puut, now having producing wet
iu 'hr northeastern part 90 tilds~,"
count. 90. 'usbr,-IN Petroleum COM.
many has rE ur Tor tHst uu a."
81 .h,tr test aui o:h"r large companies
au. mIEirg preparations 20 stlt 'n'
,.lfi.U- llr.v
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
.ANOTHERBIG GUSHE R REPORTED
FROM BRECKENR| DEE DISTRICT;
MAKING 4.200 BARRELS DAILY

.uu M, % e. Maxwell lease 600, w,ll II
sine Tr.s. 'wuuu, b. down o. The
Caddo nmr 10 -4i- aud b. shut dow
t,r order. ~. Parker ~ I ui a.
rr,. k,u uI COMPANY. one and enc
h.If ull,s west ,t carbon has h"' 0
,hH iu tho D.dln lime 90 stij feet
YuI De-. 90 -nuulns ful o., feet ,t linn.
h.t tu. UtWlfs 90 tn, shot have un.
,,i H..I determined Tive Humble com.
Hu. is rrtpf.iug Zoo Iu~uiur operation
tu .h. Madam wei hoping that 10 giu
D, developed into 70 pr'-lu''r tn"
ItlH EHr'WL interests ar" Startling
assoc ,tI.. rFf- just north 81 '.trh"'
Du 90. Cpuu.ll's and Matthews leases
con fhr ~ usr tract the Spencer P'trU.
.um company ALSO hlH ~pudd,d 900 &c
Ht.HH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Of
WAYLAND COLLEGE TEAM
ANNOUNCED BY MANAGER

Special iu IN Nfvs
PI.AiNNiEW. ur. N-Thr ,fu.isf
schcdula q rnmes to o. plIN~i This
saasun hy the MaNaud Baptist 'n..
leCe football eleven has been lnnnuu,.
ed by Manager Ray Sialluc.. aud ii.
cladcs games with IA. Clarendon.
Wayland Roswell and Canyon Nor
mai teams Tn. schedule follows
Wayland az Clarcndnn p,t :: Roswell
a. piainylcw OCT 10 Canyon NUisual
al plainyicw. oct -: Clarendon az
Piainyi.w oct 80 Wa,l,nd nd CANYON
Nov. Is. WAY land 20 Roswell. Tha.ks
giving
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
CLARENDON COLLEGE
DEFEATS WAYLANO
Special 20 Tn Ns~A

CLARENDON uyt N-Chuudon
college defeated Wa,lrd uf l11irti'r
seven 10 nothing iU,lay The ball was
In Pialntiew territory most q tn,
game.
Clarendon cVcllrd Dr. iir. work but
PlainvieN was l-at Boz forward passin-
and hackfcld Clar,ndon's scuriur was
done IN the firy; quarter The game
was hard fought.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
stomach sufferers.

sufferers with an forums &C stomach
iI.ullr INDIGESTION. go. H,idii} and
I..vI,rs Sumlrh Wlf,rs Sold ly 10
druggists adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-09
spe,.,It, ~ Ncw.

Src.oi 4, ria New.
FORT NOgTu. cat s-ArDh.r u.s
gufhrr b. rt,nIt,i from fh' ii'r,n.
tdg, district % i- th, q u SMITH
~. . q fhp guif puziuifi.n COMPANY.
Just sugih of toNn which BE- masking O..
200 lgfrtls daily O. is located ,H'N %
shnl, distance from Do. famous s.'a'
gushtr aud is 'n, Df tl' hr.f wells boo
that TERRITORY fur several W.,bs
NHthns muh,I hu4 been b,Iul ir H,
fhr new spun narI W,Il u. 'l, t.HU.i
Henderson tuuiauN fuuI Wi.u east (
lirr kpuridg, lut operators d'lItf,
that BE- 10 hulis up % will l' 90. u 'h"
musf iWpnttHni developments H -"
phtrs ruuut, l'Ulu-, tiat Territory
bad hpru regarded ~ o"u''.I' H',
Daly sUlN o., dn,,rE have H'n found
tu tb" lr1,ral Vicinity
bHinr iu 10, l.ru. k,rrd- territory
lz ,sr,. I'D o. o, spntI,l Un $500 w.Ir
with IN" announcement thlt Gre ."'
ga~iiou ui freight hiirl ,nr l'lrh'I.
rdg, recently reported irw Ranger.
htl hs.u entirely cleared up h' the
Wi,hi's fali- Ranger and Gull tab
raid unly week ago lHHu' inH ,Ir
I. d. az freight Mliri Ter lir,Ut,u. .i-"
ft.tas 80 Ranger and p,rt DT O.
this now h.S BEEN moved % D.. declared.
inoihsr De, e,o,,meni:
AHufu,. a .t,lHum,ut ~ great iw
r.ran.r Go fhr North Central T.N.r
fields b, reported isw Oh, Wl,hitH di-.
trict u j. d.,lIrd tho Alberta 90 .
cpmIouN's test tour mii..~luth 90 tho
k,mp Niunrtr.Allrn territory Boa Archer
unity b.. sfrHff.N 49,. fat |Ffa fi.,
sand ~ 1880 feet and is standing 500
o. 500 i,,t iu ml u o.. declared a."
well VIII &c. gu,i tor 100 barrels d1'Ir
a. 70 sitndt and pD>S.hly VIII make t
much better ltuaucrr Whru l' j. dull'i
tH This o. regarded Is lH almost COW
tain ,Ni,n4.Uu uf ih' k.N.A trtIfHr
md win hr The longest Uur TIM u'.l
fss 't,i bad tho production making t
.uel. 'Ulp 90 'DIr miles br' wur
father south tb' PHrk'I 80 u.
t,.r AUS 4 iu-s'rn'ff. auUih, V.ll
cat D. reported Co D.. nearing th. u'I
with ,,N Eo.i Indications e" h't wi' d,
Cd producer
Reports irum Ets'lud declare tu''
wish the arrival 1T cUrivr weather dril
iur operation. there Hr. l,.ug resumed
IN much iargvr si1ls Two Wl."s
q nth ofE1stlnnd tn ; hmiDh well &
Mcfarland - ni. near 'f' new pr,sll.
,r of The Alirr pu COMPANY uu tlH
Mart IAN iam hes arh,d the sand
AMI b. making a llrs. amount ut
smoky gss
Prueti Field
There h. ilsu siderable aUflNl'N
900 the new iTuctt field near Carbon.
L the southern part 90 ;hr counts .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
RATIONAL HOME REMEDY
FOR WRINKLED, BAGGY SKIN

Bathlng the face in a simple I6aou
made Is follows. s. the best Ting known
20 the deepest crcWsfaet- Powdered sax
ollte. one ounce. dissolved IN witch hazel.
one-1ar pint Your nearest drurrlst can
supply the Constituents IL q : natural
and rational Treatment. as g tends % re-
move the cause OF those tell-tale siEnE OF
advancing 1ge- WorrT or Cd health. Hay
ms both as-ringent ana tauic properties
r1e solution riEhtena the too-lousa skin
and tends % aclidify the underlying bus
cul1E ussue- This smoothes cut the
wrinkles and gives the SKIN q flrmer sup
porting foundation
Obviousiy this effect must also reduce
hanging cheeks. double chin and hasg-,
meek The remarzlbly prompt action OF
tbs harmless lotion is another commend
able feature.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

Harnessed TO a Tiny wagon, a fly
has drawn 17o times &C. own weight
over a smooth surface.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
BLUE
ALL The TIME
Before Taking Cardui, This Georgia
Lady Suffered Until She Would
Have to Sit Down to Do
Housework. Was Dizzy
and Weak.

Dalton. Ga-lirs. V. A. Burnett. OF
Route 6. says; Il got down with my
hack and sides. not able to do my
work. I suffered a great deal 1 had
a depressed, blue feeling all the time
7 couldn't rest At night was
nervous I would be dizzy and Just
nc account at an
4 would have 70 sit down while
trying to do the houseworl- It seem
ed I couldn't get ny breath I was
afraid I would set past going alto
gether-
Il heard OF CarduI and began usins
It I could see after a half bottle It
was helping me. 50 kept Il up-..-
and soon vas like a new person
Z knew Cardui did the work. for
no other medicine I took ever help
ed me as it did certainly can
recommend &C.,. CarduL
This wen-known medicine. which
Mrs. Burnett says helped her. IS
mild. medicinal purely vegetable
tonic. for over 80 years used by
thousands Of women. with similar re-
suits to those which this eeorgia
lady obtained
Caraui should help you. too. rr5 f.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Then with a Veus Re-
meFe Them with Othine-DoubIe
Strength

This preparation for tire removal o.
frecklss is usually SO successful in
removing freckles and giving clear,
beautiful complexion that 20 Is sold
under guarantee 70 refund the money
IL 70 fails
Don't hide your freckles under a
veils get an ounce OF Othina and re-
move them Even the first few ap-
plications should show a wonderful
Improvement some Of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine: IL is this
that is sold on the money-back guar
antee.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

Incidents OF parleys between en-
voys Of Francisco villa, the bandit
and rebel leaders.
villa they sEid. offered 70 join the
revolution with what forces he could
muster, but the offer was refused
lie was reported TO have asked that
after the revolution he be allowed 20
90 20 sonora or another western
state 20 settle down
Feared American Complications.
Year Of complications with the
United States government led 70 re-
fusing Villas aid. Il was said, and
evolutionary leaders were frank in
saying they believed villa a menace
90 any Mexican government How
ever II became known that nagotia-
tionz are under way looking for the
elimination OF villa from Mexican
politics and affairs by offering him a
ranch in northern Mexico with the
preTiso he does not leave certain well
defined limits
Some Mexican observers said the
present revolution would eliminate
villa because OF the strength Il las
gained and pointed to the Emallness
Of 2 command he has been able 10
muster during the past II months
since his failure 70 capture Juarez IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

Accept california syrup o. Figs
ouIy-iook for the name California on
the package. then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physiG for the
little stomach, liver and bowels.
Children love its delicious fruity
taste. Full directions for child's doses
on each bottle. Give 60 without fear.
Motheri You must say Cali
Errnla- .-alu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
APRIL IS RECORD MONTH
For PASSPORTS 10 MEXICO

passports to Juarez issued to Ameri-
cans for any month this year, ac-
cording TO a report OF =. A Dow.
American consul In Juarez During
April 500 Americans obtained per-
manent border permits. The other
ary, so; February. so; March. 57f.
Thus FAR in May there have been
practically no permanent border
cards issued, owing 20 the reVolu-
ton
During 1913, $3.50 Americans were
granted passports.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
FORM CLUB To.
BOOM THOMSON

Dallas. Tex, May 7.-R T. Thoma-
son, in his race for the governorship,
viii be tremendously doomed here to-
night. when Texas politicians headed
by Barry Miller. former state rep
resentative. viii organize a Thoma-
son-fOr-GoYernor club, to be extended
over the entire state Those arrang-
ing the meeting are: Barry Miller,
Ed Crane ". r. Harris, c. r. Nc
Alum, George a. Robertson, J. p.
Critz. Mrs. Wendell Spence, Mrs.
John Davis. John Davis. C. NJ smith
deal, J. X. Dealy, C. q. Kenfr0, and
H 3. Dechoru, all prominent persons
o. North Texas.
Thomas =. Love. national Demo-
cratic chairman from Texas, has re-
ceiTed q telegram from william O..
AcAdoo, stating IL viii De best Tor
the country and party for the san
Francisco convention TO be unin-
structed- 1IcAdOo sent the telegram
on learning OF Dallas county IN
structinE its delegates for him and
Of the possibility Of the state con-
vention instructing for him. he
added:
1T is not a question Of personal
advantage that controls my views on
this subject. It is purely and simply
a question Of the cOuntry's good,
as 10 how the Democratic party may
best serve AAt country am aAA q
We shall do the right thing for the
country and the best thing for the
party, II we stick 20 the principle OF
the party at san Francisco.
mayor OF Juarez and q wen known
business man OF the city, was for
mally named mayor at 10 a. m FRI
day and Immediately took charge Of
the office. He has not announced a
change in the personnel Of the city
employees, but IL is possible that sew
eral changes viii be made at once.
Former mayor ]. Orinidad Romero
was given his entire liberty on Fri
day and went about the streets as
usual His greeting from the people
was cool but he was not offered any
insult
Saloons in Juarez viii be opened as
soon as the city is free OF troops &C
cording 70 announcement Friday. This
is expected 10 be Saturday. With the
leaving Friday Of the 500 Casas
Grandes trops. only the original
Juarez garrison was left. and 10 is eE-
pected that Saturday viii find the sa-
looms in ful operation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

they need some one warranted 20 let
them break the law
the resolution By B0rah in congress
YESTERDAY for an Investigation Of
campaign funds IS aimed directly at
the Wood campaign expenses Ine
World says BOrah or Beverage 1ll-
caro. as a concession TO Johnson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07

for rank or the duties they are per-
forming under the constitution"
Regarding the condition in Guadala-
jsra, Jaiiseo, the reports continue as
For three days the city OF Guada-
lara was without electricity or water
as a result Of the activities Of
column under Col Felix Barajas. who
has been operating in that state for
some time The most complete panic
has seized the authorities OF the city,
ana they prepared TO abandon their
posts believing that they were threat
ened BY a superior force. Col Luis
Amezoua, Carranza leader, who then
was at Zapotelanejo, vas ordered TO
attack Barajas' forces"
Defies Curruazn Forces.
Half way TO Guadalajara, he halted
to await a reinforcement OF zoo men
The Carraneistas then advanced, but
so slowly that when hey arrived al
Guadalajara they found that Col Ba-
rajas had left that district after tela-
phOning the military authorities that
he was retiring so as not 20 iuiure
the civilian population through lack
OF necessities He at the same time
defied the Carrancista forces to meet
him outside the city and give battle,
but the challenge was not accepted"
At revolutionary HEADQUARTERS in
Juarez Il was announced Friday
morning that troops are steadily be-
ing concentrated at different points
IN Chichuahua for the concentrated
south, which, il Is said. viii
begin next week sonora advance
units already have arrived at Casas
Grandes. the reports stated.
At Casas Grandes, 5000 troops which
have come through Pulpito pass, have
prepared TO entrain at once for Juarez,
which is 10 be q prominent post IN
the march 70 the south, as train sery-
ice will be operated from there d.
rectly through the state O. chihuahua
and VIII enable the rsvolutionists TO
reach the neighhorhood OF Mexico
City with more dispatch
JuareE Mayor In office.
Francisco D. Gonzales, former
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07
REBELS BEGIN DRIVE THROUGH
CHIHUAHUA To CITY OF MEXICO

June, 1879. with Gen. Felipe Angeles.
Currnnza Prepares 10 F'le.-
Unable 70 effect a compromise with
the revnluuonist party in Mexico.
Nenusitslo CarranZa Is preparing to
flee Mexico City and 80 20 Neracruz,
I according to kilograms received in
Juarez late Thursday. Rebel forces
were unable to ascertain whether the
flight had been accomplished or not.
The report that Carranza, facing
famine in the capital has attempted
10 effect q compromise with the re-
belhon leaders, was received here by
T. R Beltran, fiscal agent OF the new
party here
The report OF Carranza's contem-
plated flight from his capital was is
. sued FROM the propaganda and in
formation bureau in sonora A re-
port was received here, however.
which indicated that railroad serv-
ice from Mexico City to Neracruz had
been stopped, and this led 20 specu-
latiOu as 10 whether the president
could effect his escape rom Mexico
SENDS soninIa,v Ahead.
The message. which was received
By newspaper in Nogales, reads as
follows.
"Carranza. accompanied by his min
lsters. leaves today for NeracruZ
Some days ago he sent his soninlaw,
Candida Aguilar, ahead 10 Neracruz
vita an advance guard"
A statement regarding the short
age OF supplies, issued by revolution
fst leaders from -heir sources OF in
formation, is as follows
THE shortage OF necessities has
reached an alarming stage in the cap
itaL Tie discomforts being expert
euced by the populace are 50 serious
that a number OF labor bodies have
addressed themselves TO Carranza, z
asking him 10 take steps TO remedy
the situation by establishing bakeries {
where bread may be purchased for q I
nominal price
'aThe attitude Of the working I
classes is threatening and grave dis I
orders are expected at any moment.
PuebIa Reported Taken.
Reports in JuareZ indicate that /
Puebla, one OF the largest cities in /
Mexico, has fallen into the hands Of /
the reTolutiouists, being captured by /
forces under Gen. Pablo Gonzalez
T. r. Beltran reports that from ad- Z
vices reaching here from Mexico City I
IL Is apparent arrests are being made /
Unfortunately by Carranza- Jose /
Casulleja, q congressional deputy
was jailed on the suspicion OF IA
vOriug the OhregOn party the re-
ports state, and continue as follows.
'Castillejo is merely another victim
OF Carranza tyranny, without regard
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as he would any rabid. drunken. mis-
led / W. W. bully.
But just this time. II they were
wise. even the biggest OF the public
pirates would take Johnson and four
years OF strong government with him
Before 1924 comes around they
may find Themselves needing some
one 10 enforce the law more than