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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
|0NORA W|NSF|RS
FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
fsurgents Invade Sinaloa, Cap
turing Ell Fucrta and
San Bias.
NE FEDERAL ARMY REVOLTS
frranza, Facing Real Revolu-
ION, Dispatches 10000 Troops
to Crush Insurgents.

|AGCA rRfE1A. SONORA. Apru
Military forces of ne new re-
oiic OF sonora. have crossed the
|a'e line OF s:naio2. captured two
["hH aud arc continuing towards
'iacan' capital OF the ncighbor!n.
F''c' mus taking tho aggressive in
L s'i'c's hgh: aEa'ns; the car
|nza government OF Mexico.
!" fuerta' one o: the mos, impor.
EH' mining camns in slnaloa. abou,
|'ecn miles .-om the sonora bound
II! ana san B!ag. railroad iunc
IN point, have fallen 70 ne Sonora
|-ces.
Reports thai SIX Other e.a.os-
choachn' Morelos. Tamaul!pas. Ia
sco' campcche aad Ja!.sco-haye
ned forces with ;hc Sono-a move
f'nt AGAINST carranza, ure s;4ll un-
|nh'mcd. but axenis Of the Sono:a
PVcihcnt a"c actively a, woyk
|roughout Mexico.
tarrnnIa Army Moving.
is known here tha; presidcr, Car
n@a ~ sending II b!g E-iny against
nora In an effort 20 pat down the
rising. 10000 troops under General
|cSucz being on the way
More than 5000 Sonora troups have
tered Slnsioa. and Included in
|ese are 1000 fully equipped
R,pul Indians. the bost soldiers in
|,xico. Oiher troops arc being
shed TO re-enforcn tho troops In
(naloa and to guard tho line be-
|een the two states.
FCa rranza Go!dir.s in S!na.oa arc
fning the Sonora forces in large
|mbers and 1t Is reported that The
|mmanders and crews OF the ;wo
!1ican gunboats, Guerrero and
,inpas. have deserted TO tho Sonora
fvcrnment and placed bo;h vessels
the disposal o: General Gales.
III mandcr chief.
Entirr Army Rcvolts.
Military headquarters at iler!no-
10 announced today that General
nu!go Gomez. who for several
ars had been IN command of Mexi-
la Federal troops in the state Of
Luis Potosi. had -cvo!ted with his
(tire army and declared himself
aims, Car-anza, and that General
|!rbide's army Is rct-cating in dis
der before the lnsurgent advance.
Martial law has been proclaimed
AGua Prie.a 'oday in preparation
|r an attack by carranza forces.
The secession Is the most critical
IS, President Carranza has faced.
recess by the Federal army would
AXE him stronger than ever, but
|ctory OF the Sonora movement will
Eraly cause the Mexican Presidents
wniall.
Francisco Elias. in charge OF the
w customs service for sonora, said
day that the secession will cost the
ntral government more than $1,000
10 in revenue monthly.
Military authorities here said the
"a to would have approximately 25,-
20 fully equipped and armed troops
meet any invasion by Carran@a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
,eo Nnn snners Lapxe of Memory

WACO. TEN. April 16.-Louis NJ
hitler, reported last night to have
zen found in Wilmington. n. c.
|ter a lapse, of memory. left here
bril- 8, and it was said had not
[en heard from since that time. He
hs employed as q clerk In a local
lug store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
SLAYS CHILD WITH Ak
Michigan Lumbermnn Kills Ten-fenr-
Old GrnndduuEhtcr, Calling
Her From school.

fBy Un!versaI Service
MUSK ECON, MICH. April l5--"J
killed her because I loved her This
was the explanation of Stewart Moss.
n prominent lumberman OF the West,
for killing his en-year-old grand
daughter, Erma Moss. with an ak
today.
Moss called his granddaughter
out of the classroom ai the GlenJalc
School and killed her outside the
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16

Going. Going. Going. Gone. The Cary
Estate IS going al auction Thursday,
property buys" in West Richmond.
Build ing sites a5xi50 feet. subdiyided
and improved for your home. Sale
Co. Petersburg. Va. r. V. White,
hurst & Co.. l0li East Main Street.
Richmond. Local Representatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
1nrheeiR Join Fight.

CHAPEL HILL, y. c.. April Is
Adopting as their slogan ''overalls
over fS." students OF the University
OF North Carolina Joined in the over
all movement here today. BY unani-
nous vote tho law school decided to
wear overaIls and elected represen-
tatives TO buy for tho whole class.
All four undergraduate classes have
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16

every week Gay TO Baltimore, $40
M. York River I.ine.--Adv,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
TO CLEAR ROAD
 BEYOND DIVIDE
County and City to Share Expenses of Repairs in
 Warren Limits

The elimination of rock abutments on the far side of the divide of the Bisbee-Tombstone road will be under taken at once, according to an agree ment reached at meeting between Supervisors Adams and Sparks and Thomas Maddock, state engineer An arrangement for the use of the 75 per cent fund for this purpose was arriv- ed at and Maddock was authorized to proceed with the work. The plan was approved by County Engineer Sid Smyth, and it is understod that the work will be under the joint sup ervision of Smyth and Maddock.
 Maintenance of the entire highway was placed under the supervision of the county engineer who now has re- pair gangs at work.
 The proposition of the Warren Townsite compahy to split expenses on construction and repair work in Warren was accepted by the board. An expenditure of approximately s6O0O for this purpose was voted by the board with the understanding that the townsite company will appro- priate like amount.
 A request of the Warren District Commercial club for repairs on the Douglas adobe road from Forest ranch to McNeal, to enable farmers to bring produce into the Lowell mar ket, was favorably acted upon by the board. The county engineer was in structed to transfer the men now at work on the Bisbee-Douglas highway as soon as that is completed, to the work in question.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
TO INSTALL NEW
 POST OFFICERS
Legion to Meet Tonight and Entertain Visitors from
 Border Cities

Installation of newly elected offic- CTS and the election of delegates to the state convention at Globe will take place at the meeting of the l.. A. Engle post of the American Legion tonight at S. o'clock at the Eagles Hall. Delegations and post com handlers from the Ajo, Douglas and Tombstone posts will be present. The Legion band will entertain with mus ic.
 A talk by Bill" Davidson, com mander of the Ajo post, will be feature of the meeting. Davidson performed the exploit of eluding se- cret service men in the United States crossing to France, and reaching the front lines in order to enlist in Col. John c. Greenway's regiment. He had previously attempted to enlist but was rejected on the ground that he was slightly over the age limit.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
CITY COUNCIL
 ADOPTS bUDCE1 I.
Provision for Expenditure for Parking Place for
 Autos Omitted

The tentative city budget was adopted as advertised at a special meeting of the city council last night without including the proposed in- crease of about S6000 to provide for a parking place for automobiles. This action was taken following a report from M. l.. Butler, city clerk, of a legal opinion to the effect that after adopting and advertising the tentative budget the city council has no au- thority to make other than minor changes in it and changes for correc- tions and mistakes.
 The mayor and members of the council expressed regret that the item could not be included in the present budget but expressed their determination to find some other way for providing for the project. The matter will probably come up for con sideration at the next meeting of the council.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05

The western world first knew about sugar when Indian traders brought to England a substance of amazing sweetness. which the Lon doners called Indian salt"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Harding Prefers
 Peace at Home to League of Nations

MARION, O., Aug. 4.-Striking at relations among American citizens, Senator Harding declared in a front porch speech today that if he had to choose, he would rather have indus trial and social peace at home than command international peace of the world"
 Tt is folly" he said, ito think of blending Greek and Bulgarian, Ital- ian and Slovak, or making any of them rejoicingly American, when the land of adoption sits in judgment on the land from which he came.
 We need to be rescued from the visionary and fruitless pursuit or peace through superior government. do not want Americans of foreign birth making their party alignments on what we mean to do with some nation in the old world. Our need is concord, not antiquities of long inheritance"
 The speech was delivered to del egatlon from Wayne county, Ohio, who greeted the candidate with cheers and interrupted frequently with applause. In conference with all callers earlier the nominee de- clared his adherence to the front porch campaign policy and indicated he expected to make no speeches away from Marion until October. He declined an invitation they brought to address the West Virginia Republl can club on August 12.
 It was said at his headquarters that his position would not suspend tentative plans for speaking trips later and that some definite decision might be expected at the conference of Republican chiefs in New York to- morrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Kempton Home Club
 to Meet Tomorrow

"The Kempton Hometown Boost CTS" club, an organization for the pro motion of Chief of Police Kempton's candidacy for sheriff, will meet to- morrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the Justice court rooms in the county building. The meeting is called by William Hulley, president
 The last meeting was an enthusi- astic one and was attended by a large number of local residents in all walks of life, and it is expected that the meeting tomorrow night will show substantial gain in members from among those who would like to see the local police chief in the scoun- ty office.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Bars Convict from
 US. Army and Navy
tAssoeiated Press Leosed Wire)

iASsoeidtcd Prcss Leosed Wire)
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. Allies Taylor, a 17-year.old North Carolina boy sentenced to "a year in prison and to whom Governor Bickett ex- tended a pardon last week on condi- tion that he enlist in the army or navy, will not be Allowed to take ad- vantage of his opportunity, accord ing to a statement given out today by Adjutant General Harris, who heads the army's recruiting division.
 .sNeither the army nor the navy is permitted to accept any man for en- listment," he said. "who has done time. Our army is not refuge for convicts."
 Taylor was convicted of bootleg ging.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Pima County Let's
 Road Contract to
 State Department

TUCSON, Aug. A. The contract for the construction of seven miles of road on the Vail-Benson highway has been awarded to the state high way department at cost plus ten dol lars, it was announced today by the Pima county highway commission. There were no other bidders. The part to be constructed extends frora a point about six miles west of Vail toward Benson. The road is part of the Borderland route.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Suffrage Leader
 Cries Foul Play

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 4. = Governor Cox and Senator Harding were informed today by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the Ma -tional American Woman Suffrage as sociation, that there was a very real and threatening danger" to the ratifi- cation of the amendment by the Tenn essee legislature.
 She asserted that outsiders are in- spring messages to you signed q by Tennessee names asking you to keep hands off,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05

A modern sugar factory in Cuba requires 25O acres of cane day to keep it running at capacity.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE - Modern Groom furnish ed house, hardwood floors, .built-in features. A. R. Bergquist, 9rd Ad- dition, Warren. Tel. R SIS.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
FINANcIER DIES

CHICAGO, Aug. 4. = William V. Couchman, vice president of the Tn ternational Harvester company. died today at Brussels. Belgium, accord ing to a cablegram received here. MT. Crouchman had been in the agricul- tural implement business 37 years, starting as an office boy for the Me Cormick Harvesting Machine com pany. .f
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05

Instead of candy, Cuban children suck the pure juice from the sugar cane for their enjoyment.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
What Is the Condition
 of Your Blood Supply?

For this purpose, no remedy can equal s. s. S.. the fine old blood purifier that has been ia constant use for more than fifty years.
 Get a bottle of s. s. s. at your drugstore today, and note how promptly it gives new strength and vitality. Write for free liter ature and medical advice to Chief Medical Adviser. Swift Labora- tory, Atlanta. Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05

Presenting Fatty Arbuckle, Para mount movie star, in 'The Eigh- teenth. Amendment" or "A Good Drink Gone Wrong" Fatty being ex- ceedingly thirsty, not uncommon condition with him, appealed to a knowing friend to get him bottle. Go on with the story-above.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
G. O. p. TO MEET

SANTA FE, N. M., Aug. 4. - State Chairman G. R. Craig today lived September ' as the date for holding the Republican state convention to nominate congressional and state can didates. The. convention will be held at Albuquerque.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Highly Important to Keep 1t Free
 From Impurities.

Did you know that ninety per cent of all human ailments depend upon the condition of your blood?
 You should recognize the impor- tance, therefore, of very promptly cleansing out the system, and keeping the blood supply pure and robust.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
ROOSEVELT O NsTUMP

NEW YORK, Aug. f. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will campaign for the Republican ticket from the latter part of this month until cleo tion day. Republican national head quarters announced today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21

one that has elements OF injustice be-
sides those Of favor
The plan to raise money for re-
funding and paying interest on the
bonds y plausible. but the risk 10 too
great The holders OF tho bonds
would SEQ the State Of Florida not
the. receipts from gasoline or an au-
tomohtle license tax, behind their So
cuxtty. and that IL just what would
be behind It. In any and all events.
Some future legislature friendly 70
gasoline or automobiles might repeal
the license on either or both OF these.
It has not been attempted in the past
to- perpetuate q specific license or a
tax levy on DECENTRALIZATION the very
nature Of the thing this is impossible.
The supreme court, we believe. would
hold this to be true, that a tax on
personality levied and regulated, or
subject to levy and regulation. from
time to time by the legislature. Is not
sufficient stable security to warrant
the would-be buyer OF bond in maxi
ing an Investment IN such secured pa
per. The state may pledge its re-
ceipts from. any source as collateral
security for the payment OF its short
time promises to pay, but when At
comes to making state bond worth
what the credit OF the state assures
1T to be. every resource of revenue.
yea even the lands OF the state itself,
are the security behind that promise
to pay.-Tapnpa Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21

you sufficiently you will have sense
enough next time to keep from killing
both of u.s..
looked at him in -amazement. He
was white to the lips and his eyes
were blazing.
What do you mean?" / faltered.
what do you mean? ?" He almost
shouted the words. Haven't you
grasped the fact yet that you've been
about as near death as you could be
and get away with it? You hung
back there just as we were starting.
and that machine just missed us as /
jumped. You are always doing 1t.
Some day you'll kill both of u.s."
He still held my arm. wrenched
lit free.
"At least you can let 90 my ary."
said Jelly.
where we can sit down." he returned.
how near that machine came to killing
you right before my eyes!"
He stopped short. evidently unable
to continue the sentence. My resent
ment at his manner vanished. After
all it was his concern for me that had
worked him up to such a pitch.
Pm awfully sorry, Dicky." / said
as we walked rapidly down the incline
leading to the Long Island station.
'Tll try not to hang back another
time. But you cannot know the NOR
tai terror that seizes me when anyone
takes my arm to pilot me across the
street. When am alone l can get
across. all right. measuring my dis
tances and everything. But the min
ute find myself being guided. all
my wits leave me. Didn't you ever
feel that way when somebody was
guiding your
Dicky stopped and looked at me as
il some new idea was percolating
through, his BRAIN.
II never thought of that" he said.
That's probably what ails you. You
see. being a man, never had anybody
guide me across the street"
Being a man, you have missed
many experiences which would make
you understand what a woman feels
retorted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
THE eoRNHREAD-co
BY Frank L. Stanton.

I hear de corn a-sayin':
Il been gwine through de still.
Film of de brown jug.
Whilst you drinkin' of yo' fill;
You drinked what you WIZ able
From de day dat you WIZ born
But I'm gwine on de table now
I'm de Cornbread Corn!
"Ail time been a CROWN
Since left my grassy bed.
/ knowed de liz chilluns
Dey would want dey daily bread:
An now I'm gwineter feed EN-
Oh. dey'll hear de dinner horn
I'm gwine on de table
~ de Cornbread Corn !"
~--ars lax de Corn wuz talkin'--
yes a-talkin' out. lax dat !
An den it wuz i ak him
Whar my Chris mas dram is at
You drinked all you WIZ able,
An ez sho ez you is born.
I'm a gwine on de table. now
m de Cornbread Corn ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
VANCE WRITES FOR
JOURNAL READERS.
BY DIR. JAMES /. VANCE.

No man is great enough to end In
himself. No man is worthy enough to
terminate in his personal welfare.
Self-culture and acknowledgment are
to be sought but no so much for
their own, sakes as for the larger
service they will enable the individual
to render society. It is absurd for a
man to think he can do something tor
the world unless he first does some
thing fol himself. There is no strength
in rope Of sand, no ballast in q wind
lag. Before one can do. he must be.
Befors he can give, he must have.
Soc.ety Is not helped up by. 'eveiins
down. There is no virtue in any kind
of suicide.
Tut rrlf-cultu-n must not end in
itself It is not enough to be a lux
uriant grower in the world field OF
human activity. 1t does not suffice
to be shrewd and energetic and pros
porous It is. not all of life 70 make
a profitable investment. What it a
man worth to his town What is
citixen's value. 70 society
The man who ends in himself be-
comea his own god. and no man is
good enough or great enough 20 be his
own god. He mistakes egoism for
deisn.
Such man misses the best In life.
He misses happiness. for happiness Is
q social JOY and comes as reaction
from service. He misses the very thing
he seeks, for self interest in its best
form is lied indissolubly to the COM
mon good. We are SO built that the
best IN us terminates and develops not
in what we do for ourselves. but in
what we do for others, Hence the fin
est selfishness must be unselfish-
The mutual obligations Of life pro-
nounce the infamy of a man who ends
"a himself. In thousand ways day
he Is the Beneficiary Of the community.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21


Now. isn't that plumb discouraging ?
Here the editors Of this state have
spent months and months laboring
with Herb Felkel and trying to educate
him UP to the point where he won't
|persistently go out Of his way 10
show himself an ignoramus. and
yet he goes serenely along maxi
Ing fbol BREAKS like that one. For
lot his way to show himself an ignora-
mus. mad yet he gaes serenely along
maiug kfool breaks like that one. For
goodness sake. Herb, be reasonable
How can YOU expect anybody living
away over the back Of beyond, in St.
augustine. to appreciate or understand
the kind of viands we potato barons
and spud kings feed ourselves on
-
Do you think for a minute that we
are content to dine on corned beef and
cabbage or fishcakes, as is the habit
of you proletarians 2? Butterfly salad !?
Humph Even our field hands eat that.
But f you want something really
worthy Of note. such things as the
editor of this paper and other local
leading citizens subsist on, you should
come over and try q humming- bird
tsngue pie or bees cheeks a. Ia mode.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21

Until you have really deIved Into the
art Of eating as 1t Is practiced n the
higher realms Of high society. don't
waste our time by making us try to
explain to you things YOU are incnp-
able Of under sstanding5 castings Her.
aid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
WHEN THE LIGHT,s N The SIX

Stir round my honey.
Wen de lights in de sky:
What it's a-sayin'
! Is: Good times bimebyt"
But mon dat it's sayin'.
Frum here ter Kingdom Conner
YouIl never see de good times
Unless you stir 'r0un' some -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21

Every dollar he makes is partner
ship profit, and every joy that bright
ems life bears. the community label.
Life's center IS outside self. LIES
goal is a neighborhood affair; and,
after all. the world is just a big neigh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
By
Grove

borhood. He who lives sanely and
well must be cosmopolitan. He must
carry the world around in his heart
None of US liveth to himself, and no
man dieth to himself"
JAMES VANCE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-21
Next stop. San Francisco l

Low slippers are seldom as low as
they look.
1t may be that. Harding has hard
shedding before him.
The socialibility OF the socialists
is apparent in name only.
What will those democrats do. now.
3who have bolted the party?
Gasoline is going up. But we should
worry. Shoe leather is coming down.
Now that We have been watching
obregon for some time. we are sure he
is Irish.
johnson, Borah and the rest OF the
bunch don't seem to be machine-made.
after all.
Keeping your feet on the ground Is
easy. until somebody sends you up
in the air
Watch johnson He was to have
his name placed in nomination, maybe
he is the dark horse.
o
Citrus County Chronicle: A north
ern paper thinks that instead of two
cent pieces we need more common
cents.
The Highlands Pilot, speaks of
catching fish with garden hoe in
Avon Park. He probably means fish
worms.
Chicago is getting after both the
rats and -the cats. Here in Florida
we started war on cats. before we
took up the rats.
Congress may have made an onus
Of the bonus by taking the "b'' out, but
so far, nobody has been able to take
the onus out OF congress.
Refreshments consisted Of butterfly
salad" -Hastings Herald. Sounds good.
Do you eat the wings. too BRO
mides Column" st. Augustine Record.
Seems perfectly fitting that John
Barton Payne should be mixed up
with the railroads. The people have
had their share Of pain. for long
time.
Mr.. Bryan may use a soft hat to
talk through. but he has no soft snap.
just the same. trying to convince the
democratic party that there are no
other honest men.
Now New York is claiming from
100000 to 100000 left out in the CEN
sus returns. and wants "a recount. 1t
may be that those folks were in the
subway. and so got left. Most peo-
pie are in Mr.. Shonts subliminal pas
sages.
The Tampa Tribune claims that
Tampa lis the only city in Florida
where a bride and groom has been given
a shower. Well. we are proud OF
the fact that our Rotary Club has given
one groom a Shower. and it was
'nubby'' one at that
Chinese carpenters get eight cents a
day. But then it must be remembered
that carpentering in China is some
thing different from that of America
Also that American and Chinese car
penters are different. Also that Chi
nese and American cents are different. /