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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05
Y UTICA, N. Y.

Michal Simihski, 704 Bristol ul.,
pobii tax bardzo zone swoja krze-
STEM DO gIowie / plecach, re ley ona
chora W szpitalu. Woiowniczego me
ia, z braku kaucyi W kwocie $1,000
zamknieto. Oskarzono go o napad W
drugim stopniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Test orEanlzacys lsczaca mlodzie5 pol
ska oboisa plcI W pracaCh ~naukOwych.
patryotycznych 4 bratniej pomocy dlA
podniesisnia ducha mOCalnoSci / dooro-
bytu W spoleczenStwie, a s~zczegolnie
miedZy mlOdZieza polska- Mozna Zapl-
sac sic ma ~poSmiertne Cd lat IL do As;
ma cEionk6w StowarZySZonych beB o.
xranicEenia Wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05

Read Rarodu pEsez nGr6d ola
ndTodu, ME sginie 2 poUieESchRi
EiemL
Abraham lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-05

MeSoUie Stdnu Wssedsie sgG-
dsQjQ sic u sdaniu, &c must tSt-
nice sjedRocsona, niesdleERd 1
sdmOESQdnG POLSkG.
- Woodrow Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
death TAKES HERMAN ". CAMPBELL
Prominent YOUNG BUSINESS MAN
sECRErARY-rREAs OF TUCK
ER-csURuLA-CAM COM
PANY sUcCUMB TO ATTACK
or PNEUMONIA.
Graduate OF Cathedral High School
Knights Of Columbus, Ancient
workman, world War Vet
Gran ana Member Of AM
lean Legion.

Herman Waiskr Campbell one Of the
city's prominent young business men
died At Ave O'Clock Thursday evening
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Campbell. Sr.. No. 90 Thir-
,eenth street, Death was caused oV
pneumonia. with which he was stricken
III nine days ago.
The deceased was secretary-treaSur"r
OF the TuCker-CSurilla-Ca com
pany, well known real estate hrr. an
was one OF the best known young real
estate men in the city.
Mr.. Campbell was heavyweight years ot
age. He was born in Wheeling ana re"
sided her all his life. He was educated
in Cathedral High school.
Besides his father and mother. David
and Clara WCsk, Campbell he IS sur
vived by the following brother and sis
tiers: David Campbell, Jr., OF Wheel
ing: Mrs. Clara Ruth and Misses Agnes
June and Dorothy Campboh, all ~
home
He served for tw"uty-onC months with
the Am,ri,lr E>psditiun1ry Forces ,
France. being stationed with tn" u. l.
6 y. Al GrNrorS uc'.Tetur1C3 'fr"nl
service on Ur+uber so. 1919. and enrolled
as member of Wheeling Post No. l.
American Legion. He was also mcia-
Der OF CARROLL. Council No. JO+ knights
OF Columbus and OF Reliance Lodge
Ancient Order OF United WoTkmen.
Funeral services had MOI been arrang-
ed last night, but the funeral probably
will be held Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
RAD A BAD LIVER ...
FOR MANY YEARS.
WHEELING MANS WIFE RELATES
HOW TIE SYSTEM TONIC, DSECo'
HAS ENTIRELY RELIEVED
HER HUSBAND.

That the stomach is responsible" for
ninety per cent "f all IN" diseases 'h2t
human flesh Is heir t.. il generally con-
crdcd by the medical profession when
We rdaliZe that it il also indirectly re-
sponsible for liver. kidney and bladder
troubles we appreciate the Impurtanc"
Of any agent that Will correct IT'S harm
tul Influence.
Drccn - proving that it IS true
Specifir for all cases of stomach truuhIr.
1t exercises the greatest restorative
effect on tho liver and Kidneys ant rh'u-
matism. That this Is the logical effect
OF Drcco - proven by the testimonials
OF we'll known people VIII" hay" rrEa;nId
their health by the use OF thus
preparation.
My husband has been suffering from
a sluggish liver for quite while. says
Mrs. Fred Burgbacksr % ga Forty
seventh street, Wheeling. w. Va. ~"
would have dizzy spells. bad taste IN
h!S .,tnu,h. h:S appetite WA hIG'y "it.
and n" became E"n"raiIN, run""Wh a..
t,lt t.r,l. no account md t'"WSE r'H'
OF IN. time. i've b.''l = i.r',' trr,
sure made 4 h,g vi.u,rc ~ his '""linGS'
for he feels fuN pf ,r"TSE now. ANi'~
lite Is Crral; rests we'll ut align ~ F'f
has a dizzy spell and his ConSt 'raj'"h -
entirely gone. lie surely believes ~
preco.
rINecn acts on the liver and ovcrr"m"$
'bilcuSness. vertigo. dizzy spells. spots
Strengthens weak kidneys; "Ecrc"rr :
constipation: produces sound sleep.
creates n healthy appetite. NILS IN" 49,
TENS full ~ vim, SlE"r anu N''AI''!'
and makes you glad you are hE.nE
All good druggists now sell IRE, :"
and it is highly recommended IN Wheel
ing by C.. II. Griest Co:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
W, V. u. Debaters Clash
With George Washington

MORGANTOWN. ". Va. Feb IT,.
The recently ursauIri d'hatnE team
of West NirEinia Uul"rrs'IH VIII ";'-n
It's season tins year by mrrti"E ';""r-"
Washington University ON March - &C.
corting to Prof W. J. KAY. h':,d ct nae
Department of ruhIr Speak ."- t'r
personnel Of the team has not been 'tn-
nnunccd, but sufficient funds hHt' - IA
raised among alumni unh "th'r unE'"r-
sity friend, t. drfraS the urULS 'N.
p.nsrS for III" vp"ninr debates. How
ever. the campaign for funds VII lee
continued until larIrr amount rs
available.
Thu. dcna," with E;""rc" Mashu"r,''
will b. held u. &ursami"wh. ~ q r..'j
at Tho wort: 81 ihs. 'r.auEIltr ...h,t -
tween rhc UuN,rs,l>. '"""... Nne:rVs.
ton ard Swurthi"or". MIN 'n~ an
vrrSity w.il send IT'S team =" "Hnrth-
more aud Swarihmorc will IN turn ~vnd'
it, d"bai"rS To- G""rE" Washington.
a tdual meet has also been plaum"u
with rut While the male dcbut.u%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
CALOTABS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Calotabs,
the Purified Calomel Tablets
That Are Nausealess,
Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds ard mild cases OF infiu-
enza often lead TO pneumonia and other
serious complication. They say thai
every cold should receive Immediate
attention and that the frs, step m the
treatment il 10 make sure that the liver
is active. For this purpose Calotab5.
the perfected. nausealeSS calomcl tab
let's are the sIrcst. b"st and most agrcc-
able laxative.
One Calulab AZ bed time with n swal-
low OF wntcr--that's ALL. no salts no
nausea and no upsrtting Of the dig"s-
ton and appetite. Next morning your
cold has vanished. your liver IS active.
your system /" purified and refreshed
snd YOU are feeling nm" with hearty
appetite Tor breakfast. E4t mat YOU
plcase.--no dIuGer.
For your protection. CnlAtabs are F0ld
only in original sealed packages price
thirty-hye cents All druggists rccom-
mend and guarantee Calotahs and are
authorized to refund the price il You
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Funeral Saturday.

Saturday morning. funCTnl services t"r
Sister Mary Martina German. who Gid
"Wednesday evening Al ;mc NORTH Whc"-
INK hospital. viii u" held from! -. Jos
,phS convent. Requiem high mass VIII
b. celebrated a. y O'Clock. I.,"rmcnt
will bc made n M Calvary ""m'l'rE.
SIStcr Martina. vino hcf"r" "nr"r'"E
thu. convent WAS Miss Mary German. 49,
a daughter "r Nj and Mrs. J'hu Cor
man. at ireland So" was IN hr" - h
year "f az, aud Ia" fttth year of '"r
religious llT". having com" I" tins city
from IN" parrish Il p"nard III County
Wicklow. ireland. whore she VAS born
and reared.
For r"w years Sh" wa "u%H%"l IN
mission work but recently has h''n To-
.catcd at tn" North Wheeling hospital.
with extended work IN that institution.
Her parents Surl we. also thr''' hrn'hrrF.
All members Of IA" nrd"" "f christian
Brothers. of this cugntry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Cox Funeral Today.

FT,nyrtl Srrv.rrs fhr Miss Sarah f.liz-
abeth COX, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cox. who dad Wednesday
morning 1T tu.' Ohio valley General hos
pital. viii n" hold this afternoon AT !
O'Clock from N" rosid"nC" Of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Govt. ~ ';l"rwpod. Roy. Il.
L. l.. Stridrr. rf 81. Matthew'S Chuch,
will have chICg. OF the service. tnt"r-
mcnt will take piac~ IN Greenwood Gene
terry. The Deceased was fifteen years or
age and .waI - ~, mhrr OF Trlad"lHhEI
high school sh" diSd following an at
tack OF inrhlenzi and pneumonia. 'nc
is survived 81 her parents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
PAULE:. FUNERAL
THIS At !ERNOON
LAST sAD"RIrES FOR LATE JOSEPH
p. PAUL., SR-, TO BE HELD AT
FAMILY. HOME -.
Three Yrotners And Three Hspnews viii
Act az Panbearers-Entomb
At Greenwood.

Funeral sSrvicSS ~ an imPrsss:r"
natur, Will br held this afternoon al
o'rlock vi the family horne at Haw-
thornr Court. W"odsdalv. for The late
Joseph r PAUL. Sr who dlcd WedncS-
day morning at lO:lj o'clock Following
a brief Illness, death being due 10 COM
plicationS Of a.lmrOtS from old age.
MIR PAUL w.ts IN the 73rd year of his
age and was born and reared In the
Wheeling district. whcr. he was idSn;l-
lied with many ~ It's leading Tnahuta'-
turiry md business enterprises
Rev James Erase Potter. pastor OF
the Vance Memorial church. OF Woods
dale. Of which the decreased was a de-
vout memhAr. Will orticiate and en-
tombmcnt will BE- made in the maus"-
leuYr a. Greenwood The pallbearerS
will be three Lrothcrs. III. w. PAUL. :.
O. PAUL. and james PAUL. OF Wellshurg.
and thrve lcphcwS. H. W. PAUL. 5. O.
PAUL and James PAUL. Sll or this. city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
POINT PLEASANT
MAN LOST HERE
q, D. BUTLER MYSTERIoUsLY DIS
APPEARS FROM B. & o.
TRAIN.
was Accompanying Sons Corpse Homo
and Is Said to Havo Stayed
Here All Night.

Point Pleasant. W. Va. polio" have
asked The local police To aid in locating
.. H. Butter vi that cIty. who mySicra.
iously left Pittsburgh. Wednesday
morning for his home. Butler. who Is
man Of 6N years. WAS accompanying
the body Of his dead son tn Point
Pheasant. where burial WAS to I've made.
II" left the train IN this city WrdncS-
day Afternoon and STAYED hero. It IS
suprosrd- all night. The body was
taken on TO r6int Pleasant yesterday.
but when 1t arrived there the man was
no whrr" To I've found. Local pole" fear
that n" has~nrtr With .nmr misfortune
during his stay here. Efforts - lr"&t"
n'm are h"ruT matr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06

Mrs. TE,uy,> rrUdlas. aged So years.
died az II. - "'r!"rk yesterday morning,
at the North Whrciirg hU@HitaE follow
ing AN operation which was performed
on Tuesday morning. The deceased
lived =; 1871 Merritt; street. city. and be-
sides her huS6auG is Survived by one
son.
The body was removed To- the BruNm-
mer * H.ld-rand undertaking parlors.
where the body vii! remain until Satur-
day. when II, Viii ne removed 10 the
home II hsr sister. Stop ia BroOkS!I".
o. Funeral .>rrv'rrS will probably i
held SuuGay-aftryunuN ln:rrm"rt VIII
b,, mad, IN -. riaI"~",ll" cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Newark Man Dies Here.

Charles McNamar. aged - years OF
Newark. OHIO. died yesterday morning
at o'clock. following an attack "t
pneumonia. at the North wheeling hos
pital, Mr.. MCNaurar took III while in
this city on hUSiHvSS and was taken Z"
the hospital sunday. February l. He
was improving up until Wedne sday eve
ming when he suffered relapse. Re
sides his wife he Is survived by his
parc2tS. r.. -.
,ng man For several YEARS. he resided
~, ,a- Suu't S;'G". wn"r, n" had d 'acSr
r.rcl, vc friends wh" regret 70 hear 81
his d~ara In all probability ;hc body
wll, De SAIprcd u N"wark. where iu-
neral services viii Or Rvld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06

marriag" was formerly Miss Carrie
Xanc and was we'll known on the Island.
as she was born and reared here. Ec-
sides her husband and two children. she
is survived by her mother. TIL" body
will be shipped t. Pittsburgh. Pa..where
funeral services and interment viii Dc
made IN that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Clemens Puner.l Saturday.

t'uu-lal yv;r"s for G""rg" r. Glenn
ems. who died a. tn family lrsidcnc" on
Tuesday 'yHn'mG. following a lingering
Illness. wll hr held Saturday morning
from the HON" of his daughter. >irS.
Ray Russell. ~. 5lG Warwu"d avrnu".
Warwond. Rev Arthur l.azcnhy. pastor
OF the Warwo"d Methodist ch"rch. will
offiicatc. brcrm,Gt wIll b" made IN
Crm"t"rN. Til" deceased was
in his "5l,h year Of ar" and IL survived
By his wa. two daughters and one son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
SOLD lSc SIPS.

NhSNINGTOE. F,a. I.-.%.'r- Ia
~ tn shipping board III %. January
20. brought ss:.424.l0S. according to
reports completed to-day by the board.
4 total OF l63 vessels of Gln.6S4 dead
weight tons were disposed of to more
than 4 score of companies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
MY ,W:AR:sAv1NGs STAMPS
HEADACHE SIOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE
DR.. James Headache Powders Givo--is.
slant re"ef.cost ditne
package.
\ ar,r-rack}.i,s splitting or {

tirr hcaUr"h,S yield in just n feH15Io-
ncuiS ~ james headache Powders.
,.N..,h ,..xt- only 10 cents packagS at
any urug store. It's the quickestts4less
headache rrclief Ia the whole world.
Don't suffer- Relieve the agony and dis.
trcss now. You can. Millionso1k mon
and women have found that headache or
NEURALGIA misery is needless. Get What
you ask for. ..--...-.----..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
AMERICAN ABDUCTED. I.

Nv ASIIiSESON. FEB 6s-AbdnSt zion
of Joseph w, Askew. an American cit
isea drs.nt sr'aid <1,x> Mexican banditss
on a plantation of the Tlahualilo.
neS, 4. erds. 'ip II her- stuls Pf 4qfshgo.
was reported to-day TO the state tde.
purtncntl. According to; Mexico City,
Ankew was kidnapped on
The, night. OF February. 2. ~
The American embassy AT Mexico.
City has presented TO the Mexica9 for-s
eiyn office an urgent request that;
steps be taken, to effect .Askew's release.
TO- - ..
--nUT .W.AR.SAVINGS STAMPS.+
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
rormor wheeling Girl Died.

street. Is;latd. received word shortly
after noon. yesterday. ~ tho death Of
her daughter. Mrs. John :. Plp"rs. Of
Chicago. H. No particulars concerning
the death were known as the telegram
stated that the decreased had died YES
terday morning. The deceased before
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
BIC DEMAND CAUSE
 IF INCREASED COST
 IF GASOLINE, CLAIM
rRepubIIean A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, June 1-Recent ad- vances in the price of gasoline and other petroleum products were ascribed more to varying conditions of supply and demand in the light of emphasized and pessimistic statements as to the future supply than to a combination in restraint of trade" by the federal trade commission tonight, in a report to congress.
 Strong demand is the primary cause of the higher prices, the commission said, adding that conditions in the oil trade now appears to be greatly i'm proved with respect to production and imports.
 The commission said it was unable to say whether the prices of the re fined products were "disproportionate" to advances in crude oil prices and likewise impossible to figure reported profits for the current year, though in the year 1919 profits in many of the large oil companies. whether producers, refiners or distributors of oil, were large"
 The report of the commission was submitted in response to a resolution adopted by the house directing an investigation of price advances and other facts relating to the oil trade.
 In addition to its conclusions as to the conditions. the commission recom- mended that encOura cement be given Americans to obtain and develop oil properties in foreign countries. The commission also suggested that cone gross consider the advisability of an embargo against export of crude oil and it's products on the ground that the export of oil contributes to in- creased prices.
 Other recommendations were that efforts through state legislation be made to stop wasteful methods of drill ing for oil. that congress provide funds for a study of the possibilities of oil shale, and that a government bureau be created to furnish information re- garding changes in the industrial and commercial conditions in the oil trace.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02

drafting the plans which they wall pre- sent to the Republican convention TOT participation or the suffragists m con troI Of the party. Captain deIhe~, central regional director of the natohai committee, will attend Sunday eau GUS and endeavor to obtain a cofnpro- . mise between the conservative ana more radical group of women.
 Women leaders here are discussing two blanks they hope to see lncorpo- rated in the platform One relates 10 suffrage and the other to prohibition Several national committeeman are op- posed 10 considering either, arguing that congress has submitted both amendments to the states for ratifi- cation and one already has been ratl- fled, with action on the other expected shortly.
 Demands by some of the women leaders for .50-50" recognition in party control is also meeting opposition from the men. One member of the na- tional committee said today that the proposed dual control, with a man and woman chairman each with separate committees in each state, would cause permanent division between the men and women voters. It would be as logical, he added. to elect two presi- dents, one for the men and one for the women Whatever plan is agreed on, he said should provide for assimila- tion of the women voters in the exist ing party machinery, possibly through the appointments of women vice chair men of the state and national commit tees.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02

finally agreed upon. the bill carries $294. 900
 Among the principal reductions from senate figures was $33O00 900 for the army air service compared with S40- 000,000 provided by the senate and S2I000.000 by the house; S5,000.000 for the ordnance department compared with S4 4000, ,0o0 allowed by the house and S6,000,000 by the senate, and s40,- 0G0,000 for transportation, which was S5,00o,000 less than the senate figures.
 The appropriation for the pay of the army was reduced $60O0 900 from the senate allowance.
 The conferees compromised on $3.- 500,000 for vocational training. The senate bill appropriated s5,O00 900 and
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
HOLD RATIFICATION POWER DERIVED FROM
 J. $. CONSTITUTION
IRepubIican A. P. Leased Wlrel

WASHINGTON. June 1-The su preme court, in an unanimous opinion today, held that federal constitutional amendments cannot be submitted to popular vote for ratification by states having referendum provisions in their constitutions.
 The method of ratifying amend ments, the court held, is a national power. specifically granted by the fed eral constitution and the states have no authority to provide otherwise. In so holding, the court declared inoper- ative provisions of the Ohio state con stitution authorizing submissbon Of federal amendnSe mt .s~to.Sa referendum for ratificaAYfe, ana overturned state supreme cCtar decreesk dlsmiSSing in junction proc b dings in taxpayers suit to enjoin submission of the pro hibition and woman's suffrage amend ments to a referendum vote.
 Next to the cases involving the validity of the prohibition amendment and the enforcement, the Ohio refer endum cases were considered the most important before the supreme court. The decision does not affect the pend ing prohibition cases.
 The courts opinion. however, puts an end to any controversy as to whether Ohio has ratified both amend ments and puts Ohio definitely in the list of states approving each Of the amendments.
 Powers 10 ratify a federal amend ment, according to the courts opinion, which was rendered by Associate Jus tice Day, is derived from the federal constitution and a state has no author ity to designate the means of ratifica- tion.
 Justice Day said, that by requiring ratification to be by the legislatures, ,' the framers of the constitution meant the recognized legislative body in each state
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
ProcIaims Alrada Governor

CALExICO, Cal, June 1-Baldome- TO Armada tonight was proclaimed governor of the northern district of Lower California by Estaban Cantu. who has held that office for nearly 10 years. The proclamation was issued at Mexicalis just across the border.
 Senor Almaslasaa close friend of Gen eral Obregon. wasf appointed Senor Cantu's successor by the de facto gov ernment of exicMo.
 Mexicali officials hinted that Senor Cantu had been offered an important position in the federal government, but neither the outgoing nor the incoming governor would discuss that matter.
 Governor Armada announced he would continue policies inaugurated by Governor Cantu, and added:
 ''I shall follow the example of my predecessor in seeking to promote friendly bushes and social relations with the American people on both sides of the border"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
DEMOCRATIC LEADER ID STOP IN ARIZONA
 EN ROUTE ID COAST
IRepubllcan A. p. Leased wirel

CHICAGO, June IA prediction that "the vets and the drys will go to a clean cut and above board show down at the Democratic national con vention at San Francisco" was made here today by Wilbur w Marsh, treas urer of the Democratic national com mittee and committeeman from Iowa. If the vets can produce tWo-thirds majority on the vote for a liberal plank in the platform, Governor Cox of Ohio, in my Judgment, will be the nominee fo the convention, MT. Marsh said.
 Chairman Homer $. Cummings of the Democratic national committee, fresh from his interview Monday with President Wilson at the white house, passed through Chicago on his way to San Francisco. The two Democratic leaders did not see each other. Chair man Cummings will stop nj Arizona en route to the coast.
 Concerning Mir. Cummings inter view with the president, Mir. Marsh said:
 The newspaper reports of that in- terview may have had some inter- Iineations. I hardly believe, for in- stance. that the president is starting out to assume personal control of the national convention. Personally, l doubt that the president has given any intimation to any person concerning the nomination for the presidency.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
carranza Consul to Continue

PORT ARTHUR, Texas, June IA telegram signed by Adolfo de Ia Huerta. provisional president of Mex leo, directed by V. Canty. Mexican consul here under the Carranza admin istration, to continue his consular du- ties until confirmed by the foreign office"
 Canty recently asked the Mexican ambassador at Washington for in formation regarding his status under the new revolutionary government
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
Asuilar at Vera Cruz

MEXICO CITY, June 1.--Gen. Can dido Aguilar has reached Vera Cruz and will embark for Havana soon. ac- cording to a dispatch received from Vera Cruz by Fl Universal. AIvarado PascuaI and Ortiz Rubio have taken over, respectively, the secretaryships of the treasury and communications.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
CONFEREES SLASH
 A MILLION FROM
 ANNUAL ARMY BILL
rRepubIiean A. p. Leased wIrel

WASHINGTON. June 1.-After cut ting $24,000,000 from appropriations provided in the senate bill. the house and senate conferees tonight reached a final agreement on the annual army appropriation bill and it will be re- ported to both houses tomorrow. As
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02

day dismissed in the United States district court. The Mineral Separa- tion company alleged that the Butte 65 Superior Mining company was using a fIotation process in defiance of an in junction The court held that the case was too involved for decision on con tempt proceedings.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02

the house measure $2.oOO.OOO for this purpose.
 Because of opposition of house mem bers, senate amendments recommended by Secretary Baker authorizing the president to present the congressional medal of honor to Verdun, France, in appreciation of the valor of its de- lenders, were modified by the conferees so as to provide for "a suitable me morial, medal or tablet
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
Women Ask 5o- 50 Rule

CHICAGO, June l. Miss Mary Garrett Hay, who has called a caucus
 or the 2O6 women delegates and ap- proXimately 125 a1ternates for Sunday, today conferred wluh Captain Victor Heintz, who has been appointed by Chairman Hays to assist the women in