davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

mf&kN nhehml AsAss hthrm in
~ iakd TIA ,cmlc ,.sIFuse eAslh
kh NlAika
NnSsstVi hiplomaclc Ncnlseluso
"a H. nA.il,uholn& Rerhu Anlt hA
bnale hltiNui Ntest ~ NAlee sse
ltt.e nlN,aMArohilu svulv utemi .
ugsltito ssNlr driay, proslfcdni.
ul,im rhmcle al i sametnsm bra,
nam ,Afihfaan smyrna, nridnlr.
INt1Jsi ptisInv y Male Ash, j. rol
luA knnifelou ilnAantAy taxi
Iit9 piltevnN hyly Rccku, tak III
Nlaslus ,scchny taRhy tcrht hyls
.niNeNA Ia pusleslui temtf rismen.
ks, nNlrovy lyto ncmaii pfilisne
eeny hoSrndAtskt, assak rrn do.
hh. kier0u hraly y eastt historic
Rceka. jspu draht fcckcmu srticl,
2a nttomansktho ranstsi sscchny
tylo ostroyy byly pod sprayou pa
ii, jclos ttllo hslo M ostrove
! Rhodes.
Rhodes, nriyStSi 4 tschto ostro-
vi, m& yelmi rcstrou historic Pa.
Ittil y daynfch dobach historic
Spart5, AthGnam n rcfsii n v 70.
AZ 1852 rodfidil Nc vldda AlcNan.
dfa Nclktho. 20 jcho smrti Rho.
ldcsant prohldsili Syoii ueodvislost
|Nypuiih maredonskou posddku n
Mhijili karitru velkt politick6 n
obchndnf dnlezitusti. icS trvala M
do "a DOLBY, kdy moslcminskd vlna
pfehnala sc pres more Egeisk6, v
loht kdy zcms tato naltzala sc ma
$si ave sldyy, byla stfediskem u
m6ni, sochafstvi, fetnictvi a litcra.
tury.
We stoletf ctrnacttm ostrov do.
hyt byl kfi26ky pod vedenim sv,
Jana Jerusnlcmsktho, kteti y ntho
u6inili zhkladnu We syyeh bojich
: Tnrky. Suleiman Skvtlf vytlaeil
ia nosltze y ostrova pc obl6han'
ryaiicim nakolik mesicu n yyza
dnifefm 200 900 NUN.
kolosdlni socha Boha Slunce
ioden ne scdmi diyn sv6ta, si6la
die poyesti, pres usti pfistayl
Rhodesktho. jeff existence je fax
tenn, avsak v modernfch terminccl
MEDIA Sc byti TAX kolosalnf. ne
bot byla toliko los stop vysoka
We skutotnosti sthla POOLE pffsta
yidtt Il nikoliy pres jcho nsti. Sa
ractui strhli tuto sochti a prodal
, u iako starry kov iisttmu 2idov
ishGmn obohodnilsu, kterS, die po
ytsti, byl nncen pouziti dewitt Sc
yclbloudu k odve2cni takto ziska
ufho materihlu.
Pntmos ie IMAM jako Seem Wy
hnanstyf sv. Jana, ktery mel I'd
syh nebcski %zjeycni a napsal I'd
take syoji Apocalypse. v jedenae
Item s~toleti cisnf Alexej Comnenu
yydal zlator bulln, ltcrou Patmo
piifden byl sy. Christodulu k "a
.lozcni kldstera. klhster tento !
dasnrch dobAch syfch mel mnoh'
tisfe fhdoySch bratfi o kontrolo
val n1kter6 okolni ostrovy. Dne
yAak v tonic kldstefe nalfzA s
All dyaed mnichh. Obyvatclstv
t6clto o~stroyf, pon6yadz jenon
mdlo pride do styktl + ostatnin
svttem. Mchoyaya pfisn6 star
I, zyyky a jc hlubocc ndbozcnsky IA
lo2eno.
ka2df 4 .eehto ostrovd md jist.
yztah Il bhjcsloyf fecktmu. V me
. dcrnf historic ostroyy tyto ysaI
(. nclualy zhlnsn dnlezitou rolf. v
, stfedov6kn v okoli jich fhdili moi
! HI lupici a proto lode Benatcan
d DubroviGanu se jim vyhybaIs
81 m@s~s@~@a-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25

Americas I'LL y mlnnlusil nela
hA hand plAskN taxi llldns y Pc
inkn nsnl Ne,lly v tube
sAnas, mesl lcslnotlissml strana
hal a mAlak,iv Mflsalu " ahrani
eexiMrh iNanesasil Nctcm pcli.l
Iekthn liNnta nAsehu nehNlo nikte
ran iltAlni Nnosi q mas isou pa
msimiky slksy starfeh "rollsl
lcksch mAsin. kscrt rracuvaly X
ynsmi,i tku,r1nt ssemI mcln, mi
proNlfclky t'rlAccni sulish a kn.
no,Ani hiash nehslu caste ~p"sAso.
yAno ~ ME nr~Sesinthn, runtseda
Iiakovym srhsohrm pro ssoie Tvn.
lend ptacnsaly ykcehhs N,rany, Ne
kdc hlasy ~xitkAvAny h,ly r~nssI =
jindc npsine hestlunml n rlvem,
podlc ,oho. co nciltpe No hodilo a
90 mohlo pfints,i lcpsi vysledky.
prohihlcr sama olslranlla mnohe
a ischto praktik, ale naktcre meme
odsouscni hodn& rolltlekc hskoky
mehovaly - M ma nase dry,
Caste nsiakc em,Slcne obvint.
nj pfiprasilo knndidaia opravdu
o pfiscn volicstva Takych pfipa.
iii dalo by Sc uv6sti yelkt mnoa-
slvf Smyslenkumi praco,alo SC ne
loliko proti kandiddidm o mcnsI
afudy. nle | prot kundidathm pro
itad prcsidcnta. Takoyd obvinsni
caste byla napsAna ma plakdty n
tyto pax nalcpeny na ktertmkolis
mist6. Pr1vody byly pof6dany
proti nakterym kandiddt0m n v
tech noseny byly svticln6 napisy
= rhmymi obyinsnimi.
Pravldcln6 odhalen byl nelaky
dopis, tteba nikdy kandidhtem ne.
psany, v ktcrtm uchaze6 Sc ud6n.
live kompromitoyal "odhalcni'
takov6ho kompromitniiciho dopisu
dochazelo pravidclne v poslednl
chyili pred volbou, ably deinek to-
hoto "odhaIcni'' nemohl byti pc.
sti2enJm n jcho stoupcnci paraly.
soyan. Takovy dopis pfipravil
Jamcse q. Blanca o nad6ie ma
z%yoleni do nfadu presidcntsktho
v roee 1873. Proti James A. Gar
fieldovi zahhjena byla kampah pc.
dobna. Prave pred volbou "odha
Hem byl Garfieldnv dopis, kde "a
sthva SO pfist6hovaleetvi Chant
do zcme. Dopis tcnto mel pfipravi1
Garficlda o hlasy pfi pobfcaf PA
cifiku, kdo Asiat6 nebyli valne oh
.libenL. "Odhalcnf'' tohoto dopisl
Garficldovi slice trochu uskodilo
Iaie sonsacc nebylh TAX velka, alb,
apusobila ieho pordzku,
Take proti Grover Clevclhndov
%pouzito bylo v Rampant jist6 jeh'
, udhnliy6 kompr0mitujfcf korres
pondenec. Byl bbyin6n, Nc jc pc
slusnym sluhon Angle 4 lrcan'
byli pred MIN varovhni, Obr1zk,
i Cloyelanda, koffciho Sc Johnu Bul
.l'ovi, byly obvyklSm ELEVEN V ttt'
, Rampant, stejne jake ~obraaky al
|, glicktho Iva, o~bjimajieiho prcsi
dcntsktho kandidata
i yc volebnich kampanich pro 4
/, fady mistsk6 q okresni Y mnohycl
, mtstech pouzfvano bylo prostfcd
XII, ktcr6 dnes p~ovazoyali bychon
j IN ncpfipnstne. Mnozi kandidat
uziyali primo barnnmske rcklam,
o ste.ine barnumsky mi prostfcdk,
oecrioyali syojc soupcrc. Takovy
; mi volebnimi kampantmi rozdtlc
no bylo v~olidstyo We diva ostfc pro
/ II sob6 stojici tabory II caste do
! chdzclo / k fezim. Nyni ysak jc
nom Y fidkych pfipadcch dochaz
Il k takoyym politoydni hodnyn
zjeynm. Politiek6 kampanl zpad
nd ztratily IN sv6 trpkosti a WASN'T
vosti u TO zajiste k prospdchu Pc
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
Local Notes.

Miss Edith Bentley returned last
eve from two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Monmouth, III.
Mrs. Teengstrom and children went
to St Paul today for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Messenie re-
turned last eve from their honey
moon
Seth Ballard of Kinsman spent to-
day in this city.
Mrs Robinson of Chicago Is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Holt on Ryall street
Burton Thurbur returned today from
d several weeks vacation to Yellow
Stone Park and other cities.
Miss Zoe Wells, who is employed
at telephone office is enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Miss Marie Dunn of Chicago is the
guest of Loretta Vaughey.
Miss Marion Mills of Chicago is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
s. f. Thornberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dix of Joliet
spent Sunday visiting relatives in
this city
Bid Hines of Chicago spent the
week end visiting his mother, Mrs.
Kate Hines.
Mrs. Robert Johnson spent today in
Ottawa visiting her daughter, Laura
who ia a patient at the hospital.
Miss Fife Anderburg returned Sat
urday from two weeks vacation,
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. r Tummel in Convoy, O.
Mrs. Mary Anderson returned to
her home in Ransom today after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Hardy.
Mrs. T. d. Brewster and daughter,
Margaret, spent today in Ottawa.
Mrs A, J Weirick departed today
for Yellowstone Park and Seattle
Howard TRACER Of Chicago is visit
ing here at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert TRACER
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kelly of Streator
spent Sunday at the HON eof Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Mccormick.
Robert DAILY of Kansas City spent
Saturday in this city.
Mrs William Brackcn went to Chi.
tago today to visit her mother, Mrs.
Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Jennings and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
Games Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

New York, 4: Chicago, |,
Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati. g.
St. Louis, 3-l1; Boston, -
Pittsburgh Philadelphia. not SEIZED
uled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
ROOF OF PARISH HOUSE
CRUMBlES AND FALLS
CAUSING $4,000 DAMAGE

Streltor, H.. Aug. 80 .--(Special.) ---
The roof OF Spaldinc Lyceum, on PARK
street, large parish house, next TO
the Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ticn, aud owned by the parish, col
lapscd, falling through to the second
'oor, YESTERDAY afternoon at l o'clock.
No one was Injured by the fall and the
walls OF The building remained intact.
The damage caused will be in tho
neighborhood OF $4,000, The build
Ing was very large one, about the
size OF Armory & in Ottawa 1t was
ere atcd fourteen years ago. Friday II
was noticed that the wooden truSscs
in the roof were sagging and that the
walls were bulging Workmen were
summoned to 30 up in the roof and
put Iii some reinforcement This
was done AMI it was then thought that
there was on danger of the structure
Collapsinl
The Spalding Lyceum was used as
meeting and parish hall. 1t was Ia
charge of Father C'kelly. rector of
the church who was away from home
yesterday on his vacation. Father
Lambert was substituting in his place
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Illinois, La Sale County
Probate Court of La Sale County,
to the October Term 4. u. 1920.
Ottawa Banking 4 Trust Company.
Administrator o. the Estate OF
Wendell femmeter, Deceased ".
Elizabeth Femmeter and Ammo
Schulz Petition to Sell Real Estate
to Pay Debts.
Affidavit of the none-residence Of
Anna Schulz defendant above named,
having been filed in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Probate Court of LA Sale
County. notice is hereby given to the
said Anna Schuh that the said Plain
tilt, Ottawa Banking a. Trust Com
pany. administrator OF tie estate OF
Wendell Femmctcr deceased has itlot
It's petition in said Probate Court of
La Sale County for order to sell the
premises belonging to the estate OF
said deceased. or so much OF ii az
may be needed to pay the debts Of
said deceased. and described as iol.
lows, to-wit;
IN undivided one-half interest in
Lot Six ca, and in "A strip of land de-
scribed as follows: Commencin6 a.
the Southeast corner of Lot One %,
thence North two and one-half (2lb)
feet, thence West sixty-hye tf5) feet
to the place of beginning, all in Block
Eighty-one tSD, States Addition 10
Ottawa Illinois, and that summons
has been issued out of said Court
against you re.urnable at the July
term, A. D. 1920 OF said Court, to be
holden on the first Tuesday OF July,
A. y. 1920. at the Court House in OF
tawa La Sale County. Illinois.
Now, unless YOU, the said Anna
Schulz, shall personally be and appear
before said Probate Court of La iSal'e
County, on the first day of "A term
thereof, to be holden at the Court
House in said County, on the first
Monday Of October, 1920, and plead,
answer or dcmur TO the said COM
plainants petition filed therein. the
same and matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken as
confessed. and decree entered
against You according to the prayer
OF said bill
Ottawa, Illinois, August 81. 1920.
W. c. FLICK.
Clerk
ROBERT c. CARR,
Complainant Solicitor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
BOTH PARTY CHIEFS
ORDERED TO APPEAR
AT SENATE HEARING

Washington, Aug. 3.-Chairmen
VIII Hays and George White of the
Republican and Democratic national
committees, respectively. and the
treasurcrs of the senatorial and CON
eressiOnal campaign committees o.
each party today were ordered to APP
pear before the senate committee in
vcstigating campaign expenditures
here next Monday
The committee directed them 70
bring all books and papers relating TO
campaign collection and expenditures
The committee decided to adjourn
until next Monday, when it will starts
its Work OF an inyestiga ion OF tne
presidential campaign. Senator Spea-
Ger, who had announced he would re-
sign, Withdrew his decision and decid-
ed to remain, at least for the present.
the committee directed Senator Ken.
yOn, its chairman, to telegraph Gov
Crnor Cox, asking him either to aD-
pear next Monday or 20 send u repro
sentative to present any evidence he
may nave 10 support his charges of 4
100000 Republican fund.
Fresh Ripe Tomatoes,
Per bushel, delivered. Sl25. Pat Stat
tory Grocery Phone 155.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
I@. GC
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results,
Chicago, s: Washington. 4
Detroit, Il; New York, 9.
No others scheduled,
Games Today,
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
Games Today

Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at PITTSBURGH.
New York at St. Louis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23

Fresh Rips Tomatoes,
Per bnshel delivered, 81 20. Pat Stat
terry Grocery. Phone l55.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
MarseiiIes Man Purchases Plane.
UTICA

Mrs, Tom Flynn shopped in La
Sale Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Smith and little girl were
in La Sale Saturday.
Mrs. d. J. Cahll was in La Sale
Saturday.
Mrs. Rudolph Strever from Peru
was calling on her cousin, Mrs. AL.
ice Wheeler, Saturday.
Miss Cecilia White was in La Sale
Saturday evening.
Miss Verna kinzer went to Ottawa
to spend the week end with relatives,
Miss Verna kinzer went to Ottawa
to spen dthe week end with relatives.
Mrs. Sam Gardner and Mrs. VIM,
Morrison shopped in La Sale Satur-
day
Mrs. Chas. Chamberlain visited
friends in La Sale Saturday.
Miss Margaret Mccormick was in
La Sale Saturday.
Mrs. Lette Stanley was in Ottawa
Saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHiLLiMoRE,
Representative, Branch ONCE PhlllImore Building

family motored to Rockford Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Phillimore and
family spent yesterday at Starved
Rock
Ten Eyek Buys Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Worrell, who
have been engaged In the restaurant
business in this city for the past two
years, sold their business Saturday
eve to Raymond Ten Eyck. who has
been employed at baker at the Epp-
stein bakery. Mr. and Mrs. Worrell
are preparing their household goods
for shipment to Detroit, where they
will reside with their daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Hudson.
Marseitles Man Purchases Plane.
Nelson Mundell, garage owner in
this city, went to Chicago Saturday,
where he purchased an airplane, re-
turning this morning in the machine.
accompanied by Il pilot. Mr.. Nun
dell has been busily engaged all day
taking passengers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
Today's Markets
Produce.

Produce.
Chicago, Aug. 23.--Butter unchang
ed creamery, 4i-15c.
Eggs higher; receipts. 6,536 cases
tirsts, 4Gls-iSc: ordinary firsts, 42h
43l2c; at mark. cases included. A.
Ace; storage packed iirsts, iSi2-49c.
Poultry Alive unchanged; fowls
3ic; springs. 3ii2c.
Liberty Bonds.
New York. Aug. 23.--Prices Of Lib
orty bonds at noon were, 3i2s, $50,
first Is, S4.o0; second Is, 81 40; first
tl,s, StS0. second "A Si.40; thr!
4i4s, $3.50; fourth 4l.s, S4.1S, Victory
33as. $3.50; Victory 4&s, 800
Potatoes.
Chicago, Aug. PotatOes--Re-
ceipts, - cars; marNet tirm; Virginia
cobhlers, 4.15-5 per brl; Jersey, sack
ed, S3-3.lo cwt. Minnesota Early Ohios,
$2.65-2.15.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23

Fresh Ripe Tomatoes,
Per bushel, delivered. Sl25. Pat Slat
terry Grocery. Phone 1J5.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23

TO the October Term, 4. d. 1920.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
GRAINS OPEN TODAY
UNDER PRESSURE

Chicago. Aug. 23.-Wheat was I'M
! der pressure AT the start today be
cause of lack of support After open
! ing lc to 9i2c ioWer, with December
02.3l to S23li2 and March S2.32H
buying orders appeared and far
rally followed { Orn opened llc low
er to lc higher with May delivery IN
the lead. Fair selling on the advance
caused a reaction, with september
acting a little firm on scattered buy.
Ing. Relatively low temperatures had
some effect but the sediment stu is
bearinsh among the pit element Sep
TENDER started nj Sl42 10 Sl.42h and
December Sl.20t2 to $L2l.
Oats we're under pressure due to
large receipts. but in the main reflect
eed the action OF corn lni.la quota
tons rang from zoe 10 lower to lsG
higher with September t6l2c to 667sc
and December 6634c to 6t7sc.
Provisions Weer very quiet at the
start, what little business there WAY
being confined to lard, which started
a shade 70 l5c higher, Pork started
lower. while there was on trading in
ribs At the start.
Live Stock.
Chicago. Aug. 23.-tiOgs Receipts,
% eco head, held over, 2,llS; opening
Slow first sales steady 10 Ice lower;
$3.50 paid; quality fairly good, aver
age cost Saturday, $li61.
Cattle--ReCeipts p, 900 head.
Sheep Receipts, SO, 90 head.
Wall Street.
New York, Aug 23.-The tone @.
The stock market was irregular at the
outset of today's trading, further ia
vOrable adyices from aboard being
balanced by last Saturdays clearing
house statement. which showed Il
large loss OF actual rceryes. Initial
reaction extending from fractions n
IL points were made by Canadian Pa
citic, Replogle, Pierce-Arrow, lnvinci-
BILE Oil, Texas Company, Anaconda.
Marine preferred and National Ant
line. On the constructive side at
yances Of equal or greater extent were
recorded by Royal Dutch, Shell Trans
port. Mexican Petroleum, Nanadium
and Reading, With Wisconsin Central
the strongest feature OF the miner
rails.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-23
WALLACE GRAIN MARKETS
RUCkRlGEl'S ELEVATOR.
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished by
&. w Kirby, manager Simons. Day
a. Co. Room 3l2 Moloney Building.
Phone 50.
Prev
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
Blizzard Sweeping Four States Leaves Great Region Cut Off, Traffic Stopped
 And Train Full of Passengers Stalled

DENVER, April 17.-Wyoming, Colo rado, Western Nebraska and Kansas were swept today by the worst bliz- gard in years. Train service was an nulled or almost paralyzed and wire communication was cut off from n great part of the storm district. In Denver all outgoing trains We're can celled and one train on the Coloraoo x Southern railroad was stalled near Arvada with 45 passengers. There gre no hotel or restaurant accommodations at Arvada
 lnterurban and local street car ser vice was suspended and thousands of persons were breed to walk home ference with electric power caused su. from work through a blizzard. Inter pension of street lighting. The storm broke last night and has been raging unabated all night Engineers on in coming trains reported they were un- able to see more than a few feet ahead.
 Indications were. according to wealth CT bureau officials, that the storm
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
SEARCH DESERT FOR WOMEN WHO
 MARRIED HURT
Police Allege Many Trips Into Wilderness with
 Female Dupes

LOS ANGELES. April r. - A map of the Imperial Valley, routed in red ink and found in the posse Zion of James R. Huirt, alleged bigamist, led officers today to institute searches there and in parts of Lower CalifOr- mia. Mexico, in the hope of finding a trace of some of the missing women he is said to have married.
 The officers said they had reports of trips made into the desert stretches of the Imperial Valley and rumors 0f similar expeditions into Death Valley by a man answering the description of Huirt, who is said to have num- Der of aliases. On these trips. it is said. a man went into the desert in an automobile, each time with a wom- an passenger, and each time returned alone.
 It is believed Huirt made frequent trips to Tijuana, Lower California, and that information relating to the missing women might be obtained in the underworld there or at MeXicali.
 Huirt. who is accused of having en- tered 8t least 25 marriages. is still too weak from attempts at suicide to be questioned. Attendants at the county hospital. where he is under guard, today bound his wrists with strips of cloth, fearing another pos sible attempt at self-deStruction
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
Name Delegates to
 Postwar Meeting of
 World Suffragettes

NEW YORK, April r. - Names of 12 delegates 10 the first postwar international suffrage congress to be held in Geneva. June to 12. were an nounced today by the American Wom an Suffrage Association. They are:
 Mrs. Jacob Bauer and Mrs. J. Ham. ilton Lewis. Chicago; Mrs. Desha Breckinridge. Lexington, Ky; Mrs w F.. Barkley. Lincoln. Neb.; Mrs. H. Wilson and Mrs Maud Nathan. New York: Mrs. Charles F. Spencer, Topeka Mrs. Helen Ring Robinson, Denver: Miss Dorothy Rehfeld. Aber- deen. s. D.; Mrs. H. O. Garvey. Kan sas City; Miss Julia Lathrop, Wash ington and Dr. Marion Horton, Wind sor, Vt.
 Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. presi- dent, Mrs. Stanley Mccormick. first corresponding secretary. alternates and visitors, will accompany the delegation.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

would abate tonight and be followed by clear and cold weather.
 Two trains are blockaded neUT Pal mer Lake between Denver and Cobra do Springs Denver and Rio Grande train No. for Trinidad. both of which use the same track out of Denver. have run into huge drifts and a rotary blow has been sent from Pueblo.
 Colorado and Southern train No. 23 is behind a drift two miles from Long mont. The train left Denver at . o'clock. Colorado and Southern No. r from Falcon to Denver is snow bound north of Sullivan. Colo Neither train is expected to be moved tonight.
 Colorado and Southern train No. 54 from Silver Plume left Forks Creek. on the Georgetown loop. early tonight and has not been heard from. Both sections of Denver and Rio Grsnuv crack train No. ? are held at Pueblo because of the storm
 Nine inches of snow had fellen to- night, according to the weather bu- reau. and the wind velocity varied from 40 to 50 miles an hour. The snowfall is ibating.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

onstrate that the people of Sinaloa in , general have perfect confidence in the cause and attitude Of the state Of Sonora
 "The latest reports are that great themselves to- join our army ana we are confident that General Flores will have an army of 7006 men in a few days.
 At the same time I advise you that our step taken against the CarranZa government has also been endorsed by the state of Nayarcit. as Colonel Yad- di at the head of 800 men, has taken the field and his movement is mak- ing progress, as thes people of Nayar- cit are in great indignation against Carranza for having deposed their constitutional government and gover- nor, Senor Godnie.
 (Signed)) "Affectionately.
 "P. Elias Gales.
 Another message to Senor Elias said General Flores was meeting resis- tance from the CarranZa troops. IL said:
 General Angel Flores. commander of the first division of the northwest. in a telegram of this date from Guanuchil, Sinaloa, informs me as fol- lows:
 'I have the honor of communicate ing you that on account of continuous skirmishes with small Carranza bands. as they retreated south along the rail road line, my advance has been slow. but at this hour. Colonel Limon has taken possession of the outskirts of Culiacan, of which capture will take place during the day
 Takes Main Town.
 After dealing with the CarranZa forces at a. m. twenty kilCmeters south of this station, killing r. sol diers, and capturing six wounded and 90 more prisoners, they left both in the rear in wild retreat one railroad engine, eight cars and caboCse. pIen- ty of arms and several horses. Among the prisoners there are six officers
 Yaquis Come Tn
 Tonight there were more than 1000 troops in Agua Prieta. principally Ya- qui Indians. Five hundred were at Naco. a few miles west of here. and 1000 more were enroute. Among the troops coming here were several hun dred Maya Indians. These men aided President Carranza when he was first in the limelight and are now turning against him. The troops al Naco were reported to have 30 of the latest Browning machine guns and much am intuition and supplies.
 (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO)