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The Washington times., 1920-07-16
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Fitzserald Council. X. Of C.. TO
EXemplify Fourth Degree at
Meeting Next Sunday.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. July ia
meeting OF Fitzgerald Assembly. No.
450, knights OF Columbus, was held
last evening. Arrangements for the
complication OF the fourth degree
in this city on next Sunday were com
pleted. The degree will be exempli-
the fourth degree In this district. and
his stan.
The members and candidates viii
attend mass at st. Mary's Church
Sunday morning at 1880. AT 1880 y.
m. there will be a luncheon served at
the lyceum by the ladies OF st.
Mary's Church. which will be followed
by the degree at 1880 p. m.
At 8 p. m. a banquet will be served
and at 1870 p. m. the members OF the
fourth degree will attend a vesper
service at st. Mary's Church.
on Monday afternoon the visiting
knights and their ladies will be taken
on automobile trips to the places of
interest here, and at night there Will
be a formal ball
In the Corporation Court. Judge
Robinson Moncure presiding, yester-
day a decree of absolute divorce was
granted In the suit or Henry OBJ.
Cooper against Katharine l.. Cooper.
A largely attended and interesting
meeting of Mt. Vernon Council No. 1,
daughters of America. was held last
evening.
The Rev. o. =. Lloyd. pastor OF the
The Washington times., 1920-07-16
NEW DAILY FOR NORFOLK.

NORFOLK. Va. July 18.-Norfolk is
TO have new daily newspaper, the
afternoon and Sunday morning. Re
tail merchants are Interested and the
paper will be operated on a co-opera-
tive basis. The plant OF the Rich
mond Virginisn. which recently sus-
pended publication. Is being moved to
this city by the Norfolk Tribune.
which will advocate light wines and
beers and support Cox. The first is
sue will appear about September !.
The Washington times., 1920-07-16
SHIPPING BOARD ASKS
BIDS FOR OIL SUPPLY

Bids for furnishing the Ohi'eo
States shipping Board with 2o'ooV'ooo
barrels OF oil were opened yesterday
by the board. Three straight pios
received showed an increase In price
OF nearly 90 per cent over 'h9
amount asked six months ago.
-Four other bids received asked '@hat @
the Government advance money Io'
the development OF oil tracts Con
tracts will be awarded later II the
bids are considered satisfactory
The Washington times., 1920-07-16
BABY FALLS FROM CAR
WINDOW; STILL LIVING

CHESTER, Pa, July 15.-Edward
Cope, supervisor OF the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad. last night picked up
from the roadbed near LAmokin sta
tion. a white male baby about three
months old. The infant had fallen
from the car window OF a s9uthbound
express train.
The child Is still living.
The Washington times., 1920-07-16

Second Baptist Church and his dsugh-
tsf, Aiss Al1Fsa Lloya. AGs sA =
motor trip TO Lynchburg. Va.
A lawn fete was held on the lawn
OF St. Johns Chapel In West End last
evening. There was also an apron
sale during the evening. The AFFAIR
was well patronized.
osceola Tribe OF Red Men have
elected these officers: W. N. crump.
sachem; c. W. Rose, senior sycamore;
Henry Callan, prophet; Il. Il. Down
ham. collector OF wampum; M. E.
Greene, w. f. Garrett, and w. NJ
Crump. trustees; NJ. Il. Greene, cap
tain OF degree team.
w. III. Il. Kelly. NJ. w. Gaines. ID. O..
McWhorter. Charles +. Zimmerman n.
aud Henry callsn have returned from
Chicago. where they attended the
Elks' convention.
The X. OF c. Minstrel troupe will
this evening repeat the minstrel show
recently given at the lyceum at the
hall OF st. Mary's Academy for the
benefit OF the sisters and scholars at
that institution.
The Washington times., 1920-07-16
RAINBOW VETS TO MEET
AT CLEVELAND IN 1921

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 16.-Col
Matthew A. Tinley. of Iowa, was elect
ed president, and Cleveland was
chosen as the site for the reunion OF
1921 by the Rainbow division veterans
during the last day of the reunion
here
The Washington times., 1920-07-16
: MOONSHINERS KILLED
In RAID In W. VIRGINIA
Details Of Attack ON Illicit Liquor
Makers Lacking-Judge Leaves
for Scene

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, July 10
Three men were killed at Baileysville,
wyoming county. during raid on
moonshiners. according TO informa-
ton received here today. No details
or the battle reached official sources.
Judge Dameron. whose judicial dis
srict includes Wyoming county. left
mere for that section yesterday
The Washington times., 1920-07-16

new church. announced that. IN
c,Z2,Sg ysEtsF2ky. f2iSs2So S31 sssS
raised. The drive will be continued
until the $4,000 needed has been sub
scribed.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
CoMERcIAL-

Los sucesores de Tomas cano Ca.
s. en- c., de Guayama, nos participant
que por escritura pdblica ha sido pro-
rrogada por ell termino de dos amos
esta firma social, habiendo hecho SUI
regreso de la misma ell que fle socio
gestor de ella, don Francisco Berre-
tiaga Gonzalez, que ha retirado su ca
pital
La entidad prorrogada continda sus
operaciones bajo la direction de los ges
torres ADMINISTRATORS que han veni-
do siendo de la firma, don Rafael Ro-
ca y Roca, Y don ,Avelino Mieres de
la Huerta, continuando como CONAN
ditarios don Genaro Cautifo Ins6a,
dofia Genoveva Insda de Cautilo, don
Eduardo Cautifo Instia v dofia Mer-
cedes Anastacia Gonzalez Y Garriga.
al propio tempo nos dicen nuestros
comunicantes que han concedido poder
general su empleado don Agustfn Ma
varro Quero, cpya firma estampa
al pie de la circular.
..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
QUE EMBARCAN EN-
Ell yAPOR CARACAS, PARA
Ell NORTE !

Ell vapor Caracas que sali6 de este
puerto para New York, lleva bordo
los pasajeros siguientes:
Geo. C. IRE Y sefiora, Henry A. Ure,
r. P. Keasbey, Eliseo Forts, G. NJ.
Skehan, Francisco Brenes Y selora
seforita Pillar Padilla, Robert Gomez
Josefa de Quirodas, g. Bryn Sager y
se1ora, Marion B. Soger,. Virginia B.
'Soyer, Susana Bough, Luis A. Deliz,
sehorita L. J. Kunz, sefiora Ramona
Lopez, Angelica: Arroyo Ruth NJ.
Sleek, Sra. Samuel Hepburn, Srta.
Margarita Hepburn, Srta. Ethels Hep.
burn, Sra Chas A. Woodcoek, Srta.
Maud Woodcock, Eva 4Grannis, Srta.
Nora Hackley, Sra. Petronila G.. de
Merino, Srta.E Juana Sanclenlente, Sc
nora aElizabeth Terriner, Donald E.
Dumont, Stella Dumont, sefora A. G.
Bishop, A1vah Strong, Robert Taylor,
Frederick A. Moran, sefiorita Horton
sia Lacroix, Genaro s. Moran, Alexis
Bernstein, Ernesto Herrero, Horacio
Matos, Paula r. de Trigo, Proyideneia
Trigo, Ramon Trigo, Demetrio Text
dor, Julio Delgado, Luisa Astacio, 10
sc A. Falcon Y ProFidencia Ocasio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
QUE MUCHo APEsTA SAN JUAN

Los numerosos forasteros que han
venido aver San Juan, presenciar
los festejos del Cuatro de Julio, han
sufrido bastantes molestias a causa de
la falta' del aqua que yenimos pade-
ciendo desde hace demasiado tempo.
Verdaderamente que no estamos en-
condolences de albergar forasteros
mientras el acueducto no este recon-
pUesto Y va que no Otra cosa, podamos
ofrecer siquiera aqua los que nos vi
siten.
San Juan, que era antes una ciudad
limpfa,. tiene ahora un tufillo a su-
acknowledgement ptenradafncnte-
un tufillO a suciedad que tira de es-
paldas.
A un grupo de muchachos que por
las. trazas deban ser de COrozal, les
ofmos decir Ell la, esquina de la calle
de la Luna y Cruz: Mi madre iQu6
mucho apesta San Juan!
Y como nosotros no fbamos res
ponder esta lamentable verdad di-
ciendoles que mas apesta Luquino, por
que con ESQ no aliviamos nuestra pes
tecita, hemos tenido que soportar Ell
cor6entario, y 10 queses peor, sin saber
.cuando podremos volver eruzar cier.
tas Gales sin algodones en- las mari
ces...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
EL BAILE DE .ANoCHEl

Result6 muy lucido el bale celebra
do anoche en- ell Teatro Municipal, pa.
.ra conmemorar ell Dfa de la Indepen-
tlencia de los Estadoss Undos
Ell Comit6 de invitaciones, tornado
por los sehores Damian Monserrat,
hijo, Miguel Mufioz Morales, Angel
Sifre, Carlos Torres Ramon siaca,
hijo, Jose Ramon F. Quifiones; F. G.
Holmes, Edgardo vazquez y William
Korber, .atendi6, con exquisite amabi-
lidad la concurrencia que paso horas
muy gratas.
La orquesta ejeeut6 un programa sc
lecto que hubo de repetir a instancias
del distinguido pdblico que llenaba el
Teatro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
Noticias del Sur

Ial jugar los equipos de esta ciudad del
Sur esa capital, discutiendo la pose
sion de la Copa de Plata Cielo, quere-
galara Ia conocida casa "Arrivf Her.
manos'', .alSgrupo que resulte yictorio-.
so en- ese torneo ffsico.
Segdn nos ha informado ell estinia-
BILE joven don, Esteban Garcia, manager
de la Borinquen Moving Pictures Com
pany, el gran Sal6n-Cine que constru-
I've dicha corporation Ell la Gale del
Progreso, del Sol Wives con ell nom-
bre UNIVERSAL, estara terrninado Sc
estrenara el dfa %. de julio, vigesimo
segundo aniversario de la invasion
americana en- esta isla.
-Esta tarde, segtin Sc informa, sc
efectuara el entierro del cadaver ;lel
estimable joven obrero don Manuel
Roman, quien falleci6 anoche en- su
residencia, calle Esperanza de=,esta
ciudad .esgaegsf
Paz a sus restos Y nuestra sentida
a
Ell Comite de Defensa Pdblica, or
ganizado en- esta ciudad para efectt,ar
una intensa eampafia tendente al aba
ratamientO de La vida, continda ceIe-
brando mftines en- la zona urbana de
estas ciudad pronto fniciara ia spro-
paganda en- las regiones rurales.
I
-Actualmente trabaja en- ell amplio
Teatro Broadway de esta ciu,iad ell
Trio International que nos ha trafdo
el conocidO Y muy eelebrado actor CO.
mico bufo Raul del Monte
-Existe gran animation en- esta co.
munidad con motive de la fugaz tenn
porada de opera que nos dara la Com
paiifa de ese g6nero que ha organizado
ell maestro Carlo Nicosia, que hara
su debut aquf ell sdbado 3 del actual
con Carmen. Ell domingo siguiente pom
dra en- escena Aida y ell lunes 2FdNst0
tres preciosas joyas musicales. .aa
-Segfn nos dice ell joven professor
don Antonio Gordian, tambien conoci-
do por ell seud6nimo LENA Verde, Guam
do cultiva ell periodismo como cronista
deportivo, ha recibido cierta cantidad
de dinero para trasladarse con -el team,
Ponce" Santo Domingo fin de He
var efecto una serie de juegos en-
aquel pals.
Pronto saldran, pues, los pelotaris
ponce1os, los leones del Sur. con rum
DO a la patria de los Duarte y los Mefla
y COMO es natural deseamos que regre-.
sen cubiertos por los laureles de la
victoria. = se'L
COrreSpONs0l.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06

Ponce, julio 1.-No habiendose po6i-
do celebrar La reunion que sefialo para
el % del pasado mes de JUNO la Rama
local de la Cruz Roja Americana, otra
yez sc cita los miembros de tan le-
vantada sociedad para que Sc reunan
en- el local de la misma, calle Cristiila,
el lunes pr6ximo, dfa del cursante
mes de julio. N
Inf0rmase que la amable gracio-
sa nina Rosalina Sepdlveda, hija de
nuestro 1istinguido amigo el promi-
nente portorriquefio Lcdo. Domingo
Sep6lveda, Juez del Tribunal de JUS
ticia de este distrito, termin6 sus es-
tudios de primera ensenanza, obtenien
do las mas atlas notas calificadoras
al pasar el examen de octave grado.
EN- ell Cementerio Civil de Canas
Sc efectuara la tarde de hoy la inhu-
maci6n del cadaver de la amable veci-
ma dofia Rosa Segarra, madre del agf-
tadof socialista Jose s. Segarra.
La hoy extinta falleci6 EN- ell Hospi-
tai Municipal. donde la recluy0 una
enfermedad que la aquejaba desde ha-
ce tres meses.
Damos nuestro cordial pesame a sus
familiares.
LA estiInable familia de nuestro
querido amigo don Darfo Suarez, jefe
de la detective local, Sc .encuentra en-
Aib6nito, pasando los calores del ac-
tual yerano, que dtcho sea de paso Sc
preSenta sofocante
-El baile que celebrara la noche del
3 del actual EN- Guanica la iuventlld
obrera de aquel fundo azucafero, esta-
ra animada por la Orquesta organiza-
da en- esta ciudad por los maestros mti-
sicos don Arturo Sabater don Hippo
Tito Usera.
Con objeto de seguir la carrera del
magisterio, la maflana de hoy sali0 ha-.
cia San Juan la simpatica virtuosa
sehorita Maria Lnisa Dijols.
Ingresara en- la Escuela Normal Y la
deseamos cumplido 6xito.
/" La Succession de don Juan Serralles
ha hecho un nuevo donativo, que mere
ee ell mas espontaneo y cordial elogio !:
Entreg6 mil d6lares a la corporation
que mantiene alberto en- Ia Avenida
Hostos una institution ,religiosa cato
lica, para ell cuidado v educaci6n de
ninas shuerfanas,
7-Es muy grande la animation que
existe entire los amantes del deporte de
football con motive del campeonato
que empezara el domingo 4 de julio,
en- ell Campo Atl6tico de esta ciudad,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
DON AGUsTIN NAVARRO

Nuestro active corresponsal en- Qua
yama, don Agustfn Navarro Quero,
ACADIA de MERCER y de obtener una
sefialadfsima distinction que lie pone en-
el camino de la fortuna. Ha sido hon.
RADIO con Ell poder General Gle La gran
casa comercial de aquella plaza, Su.
cesores de Tomas Cano Y Ca.
Entire las felicitaciones que estd re-
cibiendo nuestro amigo, no queremos
que la nuestra no sea de las t1ltimas en-
llegar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
JUAN RICHEPIN> EN- Ell
CINEMATOGRAFO

Ell cinematografo CANA cada dia
nuevos e importantisimos proselitos.
Ha correspondent el turno ahora a
uno de los "inmortales" de Francia:
Juan Richepin.
En- los presentes momentos Sc ocu-
pa ell notable escritor frances de adap-
tar al cinematografo su celebret move
la "Miarka, la file L'Ours".
Entire los Interpreters de la obra ci-
,nematografca de Juan Richepin figu-
ran la Rejane, Qesdemona Mazza,
Ivor Novello ". ell propio Richepin,
que hara uno de los personajes de la
novela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06

DON ANTONIO FERNANDEZ SOTO
Desde hace algunos .dfas, esta de
nneyo ocupandose sde sus asuntos, en-
Ia comercia1 de que forma parte, nues
tro distinguido amigo don Antonio
Fernandez Soto, apoderado de L. Gas
trill6n y Cha.
Ell senior Fernandez Soto, que sufri6
un gravfsimo aceidente de antom6vil
esta va restablecido, 10 que celebramos
muy de veras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
INA ES CERVINA!

= tAF
e la primera. Ajustada a
intoxicarte.
|epte otras marcas baio este
"a que dice en- la etiqueta con
andes
CERYINA.
o producto y nuestro noinbre
|Iinamente puertorriquefios.
Pularidad y ,su creditO son el
de diez amos de labor.
CERvINA NEGRA ME-
es el rnejor t6nico que exis-
nercado. Su consume es de
cajas mensuales.
ID de nuestros productOs es
Ia renovation constante de
ateriales.
70 nuestra CERyINA I'd.
propios intereses pOrque
que cireulaudo en- el mer-
D RICO BREWING
COMPANY. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
FuEGos ARTIFICIALEs

FUEGOS ARTIFICIALES i,
lar de que la noche amagaba
Ia Y vient0 fuerte, Sc repni6
ehedumbre en- la explanada del
on, para yer los fuegos de ar
.uno de los ndmeros mas su-
del programa de los festejos
tro de Jnlio.
lultitud aplaudi6 las vistosas
clones y paso mas de una no.
reino de 10 maravilloso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
ACABAMoS DE RECIBIR "AJAX''
CORD SOxsh
BRUNEI SAENZ & Co.
Allen so, Tel. 1857.
San Juan, p. r.

Il LA SALIDA DEL CARACAS lrT
A las tres de la tarde del pasado
domingo, sali6 para New York, llevan-
do .pasajeros, correspondence Y carsa,
el vapor Caracas de la Red D Line
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
GEN Err
EN- SAN JUAN

Pasan una corta temporada en- San
iturce, en- la residencia de los distin7
guidos esposps Z. A. Gonzalez Mar
tfnez, la distinguida sefora Olivia Gin
tr6n, yiuda del ilustre inolvidable
doctor Martinez, y su senorita hija
Marina, de Mayagiiez La sefiorita
Martinez Cintr0n viene la ciudad a
causa de una ligera dolencia de- la
vista, de la que esta en- convalecencia.
Bienyenidas las distingiidas damas
y que les sea grata la estancia,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
|EN NUEVA YORK

EN NUEN a 1Qhh-
lentra va en- Nueya York, de
Puerto Rico, nuestro amigo
r. Suarez, del alto colnercio
'iudad Puerto Rico EIegante
lba de realizar un interesante
europa. Las dificultades para
asajes han retenido en- N1'eva
sefior Suarez mas tempo que
proponfa. Que tenga el mcjor
srN =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
pERD1o La MALETA

Cam s'tg 81 In dado euenta
a la detective de que del ferrocarril,
en- Ell trayecto de Isabella San Juan,
ha perdido una maleta con ropa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
.VENDE

No. II de la Gale del CO.
|pnde actIaImente funcionan
las del CREDITO Y AHO-
ECENO, Ponce, P. R. Las
ines pueden dirigirse al:
J Y .AHORRO PONCENO.
Director Gerente,
yNEGR0N sANJURJO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06

\
rren G. Harding, senador
candidate para la Presi-
los ii Estados Unidos j por eI
epubIicano ,NaciOnal, fre-
e Sc lie. encuentra de esta
jeado, atendiendo allos re-
entrOs, de Golf0, que Sc lie
en- la Capital federal, pues
ng es un aficiOnadp entl-
ste juego. Qtrqsde los de-
Ell cual siehte gran passion
|oresideRte es por el Poker.
hinado para Ia primera Ma
de la Naci6n, dicen que Mr..
exclan16: 10 he dado ua
e" meior qae este en- toda
niSyida 4
oS DE REeIBIR AJAxs
CORD sOasIz
8 sAEN 3 & Co
2, Tel. 1867.
San Juan. P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-06
NUESTRO coREsPoNsAL EN-
ARECIBO

Hemos nombrado tCorresponsal de
este diario en- la ciudad de Arecibo,
al senior Arturo Nicolau Jimenez,
quien es muy conocido Y apreciado
Ell dicha ciudad
Middletown transcript., 1920-04-24
SAYS NATION FACES
SERIOUS FOOD famine
Would Suspend Manufacture Of
Luxuries to Permit Workers
to Go Back to Farms,

MISUNDERSTANDING reports Of
decreased food production, due to
scarcity of farm labor, have been made
by senators and members Of the house
who have recently returned to the
Capital. The reports have been sent
to Secretary Meredith Of the depart
ment of agriculture.
Senator Ellison D. Smith of South
Carolina, who is just back from trip
through the south, predicts that the
country will soon be face to face with
the most serious food famine in his
tory. Thousands and thousands Of
acres hitherto given over to the pro-
duction of foodstuffs are lying idle and
unfurrowed in the states he visited.
Similar reports have been made by
Senator Capper of Kansas and sena.
tors from others of the great food pro.
ducing states.
The only remedy, in Senator Smiths
opinion, is for the manufacturers of
articles not classed as necessities to
suspend operations for a time and per.
NIT the labor to 60 back to the farms.
He has found that out of the thou.
sands of farm boys who went into the
military service during the war only a
small percentage have gone back to
agricultural labor. The bulk Of them
have found in the cities work which
is more attractive and more remunera-
tive. If work of this kind could be
dropped for a short period, Senator
Smith believes that many of the farm
boys would 60 back to the country.
Senator Smith intends to address the
senate on the subject some day this
week. Discussing the situation, he
said:
Il am having tabulated the figures
showing the percentage of. farm boys
who went to war and the percentage
who returned. The figures so far are
simply startling. In the states of the
south which I visited, especially in
Georgia and South Carolina, not fur
row has been turned in the fields which
have been depended on heretofore for
big crops"
Middletown transcript., 1920-04-24
WORLD NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

It cost SIS ,o2s, 176, 900 to run the govern
ment for the first nine months Of the
fiscal year, and, taking this az an
average, treasury officials said that
total government expenditures for
the twelve months ending June 80
would reach approximately $780,
100000, or nearly $4,000, 900 a day.
Government purchase Of Liberty Bonds
in the open market, except through
operation Of the sinking fund, will
stop July I, Secretary Of the Treas
ury Houston announced. A "bene-
fetal effect" or the bond market was
expected to result, the secretary
said.
STOCKHOLM. - Both chambers
passed by substantial majorities the
new marriage law insuring greater
equality of the sexes.
LoNDoN.-Lordc urzon, British sec
rotary of state for foreign affairs, has
told DR.. Won Sthamer, German charge
d'affaires here, that the British gov
eminent would regard the withdrawal
Of the Reichswehr from the Ruhr dis
trict as the real test of German inten-
tons to conform to the terms of the
treaty of Versailles.
GUATEMALA ciTY.-A new qov-
eminent was announced, with Carlos
Herrera as President.
BUCHAREST.-The discovery on the
yacht Ostara, stranded at Sulina, OF
the bodies of eleven noted Russian
men and women, each shot through the
head, and not living soul on board,
has presented to the Rumanian author
tiles one Of the most mysterious TRACE
dies Of Bolshevism. The. bodies have
been identified as those of members of
the noted Russian families of Falzfein
and Skadowski.' On board the Ostara
were 100000 rubles in gold and jew
els.
PARls.-PoIand informed France Il
approves French occupation Of Frank
fort and Darmstadt.
Middletown transcript., 1920-04-24
SONORA TROOPS Win
FIRST BORDER FIGHT
Invade State Of SinaIoa and
Capture the Small Port of San
Bias, on Pacific. i

Aqua Prieta, Sonora.-Military forces
of the new Republic Of Sonora" have
crossed the state line Of Sinoloa, cap
tured two towns and are continuing to-
ward Culiacan, capital Of the neigh
boring state, thus taking the aggres-
sive in the states fight against the Car
rama government of Mexico.
Ell Fuerta, one Of the most important
mining camps in Sinaloa, about Is
miles from the Sinaloa- Sonora bound
airy, and San Bias, a railroad junction
point, have fallen to the Sonora forces,
according to official information receiv-
ed here.
Reports that six other states, Micho-
acan, Morelos, Tamaulipas, Tabasco,
Campeche and Jalisco. have joined
forces with the Sonora movement
against Carranza remained unconfirm-
ed. It is known that agents and SYM
pathizers with the Sonora movement
were active throughout Mexico seeking
aid.
Reports to military headquarters
here say that President Carranza plans
to send thousands Of troops against
Sonora in efforts to put down the up
rising. Leaders of the Sonora move
ment declare this plan means new
revolution.
More than 5000 Sonora troops al
ready have entered Sinaloa, it was
said, and these included large COM
mand Of fully equipped Yaqui Indians,
conceded to be among the best soldiers
in Mexico. Other troops are being
rushed to the forces in Sinaloa and to
guard the line between the two states.
Four hundred troops were expected
here from Cananea to undertake the
defense Of Aqua Prieta and the district
between here and Pulpito Pass,
through which, it was reported, Car
rama has planned to send an army
into this district. There are more than
500 Sonora troops already stationed in
the pass and fe-enforcements are be-
ing sent there.
All Of Sonora is now under military
rule. All saloons have been closed by
General Gales and the entire resources
of the state are at first call of the
army. The Southern Pacific Railroad
De Mexico, an American owned road,
which has been seized by the state
government, is being used chiefly for
the military end trains are no longer
run on the usual schedule.