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TO ATTEND MEETING.

N VI Budworth and ]. F.. James. two of the precinct committeeman el. ecied from Tombstone went 10 Doug. las today to attend the meeting of the central committee They were accompanied by their wives.
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TOMORROW

Tomorrow will be Sunday and of course many cf our motorists will be out on the highways. They will find all Of the roats in fair to good shape for travel.
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RETURNED HOME.

Ms N r Bowl and s.ster-nlaw Ms Gen Elyd who Is visiting them hare. returned yesterday from a few day ,psu- n Douglas with friends
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TO DOUGLAS.

County Attorney R. \ French went - Douglas this morning. where h. was called on matters pertaining tn his office
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TO DOUGLAS.

II l. Hutchi,on democratic nomi. aee for county recorder went to Doug. las this morning. 10 attend the meet ing Of the Democratic Central commit lee in session there today
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BACK FROM slssEE.

Mrs Geo. Th.-l ani daushie. Ms Nae. Who .s visiting here from Mam.. Wler~ she k now located returned home yesterday from visit in Bis bee with relati.es Miss Thie. rNpec.s
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FRoN sts5eE.

H, u u-.e. sanitary officer Of Bt-5-- aa> iu town today oH court matters
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70 oNAcO
TO WEBB

Cruu'y Schoo. Surert,endeu- NJ, Eisie Toles !, T Webb today whe. she ~te- tp attend A meeting Of ,he school board there Mss Tole,. WnD Is r4pubiosn candidate for state su- 1erintendeu, had intended 10 go to 'hr Republican meeting at Nogales but :he necessity to 20 70 Webb pr,- yented her rom c1rryilg our her plans
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BURIAL IN DOUGLAS.

Al attorneys re-.dinE ,a Tomb stone besides number Of friends ,f ,hs deceased went to DouR.a, to day 'a attend The tuuera, of Frank D,aa 10 b. held there a, five o'clock th., evening !, was first reported here tha, burial would be mdde in
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BENSON VISITOR.

Ed Haynes well known resident oi Benson. spent the day in Tombston. today on business matters.
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UP FROM ST. DAVID.

Homer Mauidin. constable Q. s. David and well known farmer wa, in Tombstone today on business mission. returning to his home th,s afternoon
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FROM RANcH.

A S. Christisn,en. farmer of S David spent the day in Tombstone to. day disposing of produce and attend. ing 70 business matters.
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AS ADVERTISED

The weather bureau a' Washington notified rhe people some days agJ. who live on he Gu.' o. Mexico coast -ha. there was going 70 be storm with heavy winds and 70 prepare for i, The department also sad this wind wouid extend ftr in and and fo- the last TWO days It has been with Us. just ss advertised Who says tha weather bureau is not on the Ioo FIRST DAY.
 Today Is the firs, day ol .1li anl cooler weather |. promised a.ser 'hs wind that ., now prevailing
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IN DOUGLAS.

County Assessor F. A Hughes was in Douglas yesterday and today on business for his office
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TO WILCOX.

Sheriff ] F Mcdonald and deputy Jack Ryan went 10 Wilcox this morn ing. where they were called on official bnsLness
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PHOTOGRAPH ER.

Wm L. W-eI. photographer Tucson. arrived n Tombstone yestr-- day and NJ. remain here Tor Shorr while 4t',u.rE .a tFt fhp-a Heet- a- Tombs,ru. r.s:tHa's Nr Need pa.i Tombstone ,h Ys.t son- time ae, aad .r, d-t 70 come ra f.r I W1ti- au-us AiIich tms b. XII c1- 'f-r number D. historic. H.c.a--~ he, d.- tI..s his -s.fs..- g.Ia-i. rc-l. NAri
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TO PHOENIX.

Tha state committees O. both the Democratic and Republican parties will be organized at Phoenix in thr state capitol as required by law, next Monday. The Democratic member o' the committee is M NJ. Bludwort, and the Republican member is A. II. Gardner. both Of whom. no doubt. VIII be in Phoenix when the committee
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GOOD CROWD.

it .s a little late but We are advised that the opening of Jacks dance hal. which occurred al his place on the road to Ramsey Canyon from Here. Ord on Saturday and sunday. the ll'h and l2;h of this month was big sue. cess and eyerybody mad grand ani e.or.ous time The building as ds- scribed in d previous issue is meeting al the requirements and fully up ,o .h, expectations Of the promises to -he public Of the Rhode island Jrw
 I, ..s m good place for one to enjoy a good time any time and Happy Jack ls a royal hos, ar any ani a times
 I- entertained Governor Campbell and pa-'y Wednesday Of th., week. as tHe parry WAS enrou;r .o Nlsaies
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last evening from weeks visit wilh friends in Tucson and Phoenix. FROM VAIL.
 Fill Granger came in last evening from Val. where he was at the state road camp
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J. A Murry and wife left yesterday for their new home in Tucson Mir
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VISITING PARENTS.

Mrs Harry McCaskey anu chill are in Tombstone from Fort Collins. Colo. visiting Mr and Mrs Rober, R-ex-s. parents ot Mrs McCluskey Mr McCluskey. who was in the ayia- ton department Of the army during the war is now slate dairy inspector Of the state of Colorado. and they make their home a, For, Collins She will remain here for several weeks
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FROM HuAcAucAs.

Jim .Aay aad v... were in town today from ;he.s ranch in ,he Hua- chuc1~
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FRIDAY
HAVE HEARING TODAY.

The hearing of Jules Jacques. John Quinn, Glen Luasford and Vincent Uniug. Is being he'd in Douglas today before Judge Allison. of BiSbee. wh0 vas ca..ed owing to Judge Jack. Jf Douglas being disqualified Sheriff James McDonald took the boys wh1 were being he'd in jail here. down tc the hearing They are charged vim robbery oi foodstuffs from the Palace Marhe; .u Douglas. and 10 have so i lie stolen gooGs to W. D. Patterson. Ot the Deluxe Soda shop.
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ROAD CONDITIONS.

Those who have recently driven to Benson have found condition in the road for more or less of the way from Benson to point near ST David l, looks as if someone had driven tractor and the ugs on right down the highway and the result is iha, in some places # has put the road Tn -nch shape tha, i; nearly jar> a car 70 pieces |; would appear that any man would have sense enough 10 re- move the mgs and fl is known the board O, supervisors ought to make the guilty party pay for the damage done to the surfacing ot the road as it Will take a good deal of work to remove jhe indentations made by thr 'UE> This is ou par of the drivers Q; ,he trucks who drove ,he loaded trucks eieh, miles on the edge of the paveman; and broke of nearly tw1 hundred corners Q; the concrete be. cause of ,he pie driver blow, admin. ,.errd between Forest station anl nlu-.a- by tae large s'eei chains used -o g., through 'he mud from the  lu.-H 2, Pores; station. distance os prahah.y n mile Such exhibitions b: common sense aueh. 70 be reached .a s-n- manner so a- to stop such NI;a. destruction or the highways.
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FROM SON.

A. C. Smith. president Of the Co chise County state Bank and l. Maier. one of the directors Of the in stitu,ion. were in Tombstone today on
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TO BIS -e :.

C J Wynn of ,he T5mh,'one A company was d br.r. yis.,lr in bee yesterday.
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THROUGH TO BENSON.

rcpuy Sherio BIT Bennett oi Ben- son stopped over n Tombstone this m1rans .or lew hours enrou;- home from Douglas. where h. hal been ol business for the >her..fs of e;c,
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be seen in the big hit that recently played in Bisbee for four days ad- vanced prices to big houses. Ths prices prevailing here will be 20 and 40 cents and you are assured of see. ing play well worth while and ths money.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs Frank Eugle returned 10 her hnm- In H.sbee yesterday following a br.ei y,'' here the gue-' of Mrs L. A EJge
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sometime during the first part of the month.
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TRAVELLING MAN.

T E Grace. well known trlrelins man tar The Jas \ Dick company na, Ia Tombstone 'Jily 2 ;de ia- ,e~v>.~ o. ass s-u
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TO LOS ANGELES.

Nils, Elizabeth AX'eli ler, today for los Ange e.es where sine goes 10 re- ,ume her po,tsraduate course at ,ha University ui Southern California
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GOV. CAMPBELL HERE.

Governor Thomas F. Campbell was visitor .a Tombstone this afternoon rurou,a 70 B.,bee. V;ere ae goes ,1 oaea his campaign Tor reelection h. stopped 1,-r m Beus u Jas, might meeting the people ,h-fe and today h~ stopped si <, Davd during the noon hour where h- delivered patriotic address 70 The school children Fol. ioaiag As opening speech a; B,sbe. tonigl' ,ae governor W.H make @ tour Of the -,si- .t is said returning to Tombstone a' later date before ,he general electi.u
 With the governor were W J. Galbraith candidate for attorney gen. aral and P \ Dyan publicity man for the republican committee. Mir, Dyan was al one time private secre tary to Frank Murphy and smuch interested in Tombstone being his first visit here NJ Phinipowski, court reporter accompanied the party to Bisbee from here and will report the governors speech tonight
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Murry was manager of the local tele- phone exchange was transferred to Tucson. as foreman of the construc- ton department w. H. Mangham. who has taken Mir. Murry's place here has already started in his new duties and left for Benson today to attend to telephone troubles thers. TO HUAcHUcAS.
 County Engineer Sid Smyth went to Huachuca siding ta look o;er work being done by TWO gangs there. FROM 6iSsEs. .,
 J J Bowen oi the Wsbee Auto company was !a Tombstone today on business matters
 TO FORT AUAcHucA.
 Rev Father Wm l.eayer went % Fort Huachuca today where he was called to perform a religious service. He expects 70 return home late this afternoon
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TO UNIVERSITY

Mis- Lorna LocSvo,l and Ms, Ms. ,a Mc'I-. and ,et Friday for Tucson iu join th- Tombstone contingent a; thc University. O, Arizona for The com. ing year
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THURSDAY
FROM TUCSON

W = gray,H-d -,rme- Hno-ya o9. orator for he Pre,prs uoa foreman Q. .l~ Arizona S,ar at Tuc-nu. arr. ..
 Tombstone yes-erily -nd VII --ut.u a-r- .--.y weeks moe Y.a o- ts health 70 NAco.
 ,,u.t T-s,-ur.- Guy We.cti .- t1 N4aa ,.ily where he 5,oA h.s ,..t. Ten aha VIII ]. a tae csr- 70; lts s.s.er Nh, Jotu.taue durue rae 1h~aacr as Nr, " -.eu N1a N.- ca. ed 7, c.'a.ra,. Iua 'o .ar a-IrH o. 5., alrh-r. NJ. c.G Tlroer
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DOING YELLOWSTONE.

MT and Mrs F. ] Westeryeldt have been doing the Yellowstone Ne ,ional park country the last week and are now in Frisco and Oakland
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SHORT VISIT.

MT. A. C. Karger who recently moved from Tombstone to Douglas where he is in the automobile game and agent for the Nash cars was in town on short visit yesterday.
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TO DOUGLAS.

NIT. and Mrs. W. T. Boyd, and Mrs Glen Boyd, sister of Mir Boyd. re. turned home today from Douglas, fo- lowing . brief visii over Sunday with friends
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BRASS BANG

\ ,ru- brass IaaI would I5 aas.. He-. during rH- ea.nrl.sa. -s-u th- ft-ie.o.d "G-rA4n band R-l.i be a. c-p.ab.e usv 5a sc Ha. l- h.ll
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IN BIS5 6 z.

Assistan, County Attorney Josepl Hansen spent yesterday in BiSbee, wheer he Uas called on official busi.
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RETURNED FROM GLOBE.

J D. Woolley. one of the county jaiiers and candidate for r-pra sent tive from the 7th district. .eturue l home yesterday rom Globe where he accompanied hs wife who was called there ow.us 70 the seriou, it,. ness of her sister Mrs Woolley nui remain for several weeks with her ,.s,er unul .h-. ,ecoyer, com1ie.e,y
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FROM oLEEsoN

Cou,,a5., !. V Brown ot G'-r-or als m r m5,,1nr y,s'-rday and Co 1at aa business
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SURVEYING PARTY.

A surveying party composed of Ralph Zeismer. Geo Motz and Joh.I Care,to, of Bisbee. arrived in the city today and will remain here several days surveying number Of mining claims in the district.
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MEXICAN BOYS
 STEAL ELAN X ET s.

When Nick Jewell farmer Of Webb, iefi h!s wagon for halt hour tb.s morning 10 go ou, and get bre ak fast. two Mexican boys Juan G. Rn- dr!guez and Abran Dom.nguez. made a raid on the wagon and besides steal ing number oi water're.oas ava charged with stealing ;he farmers blankets anu bedding
 The boys were arrested 5s Sheriff Mcdonald aud placed n ;-e juvenile ward Q, the iau throughout the day 10 think tae mater over. They al mit,ed stealing the wajerme ons bl' .teadfast.y re.use 70 tell where the b,ankets are hidden. denying the charge thu, they stole them
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WEDNESDAY
MARRIED COUPLE.

Judge \ Wentworth today married a coupe and sent them on their way 70 their home d, Charleston rejoicing They were Domingo Ramirez. T and n ,t.-.- ! ,ray k
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TO WILCOX

Mir and Mr. 8 F anru- have n9s-# ed % Wtl.cov N-e-- .Aey Na. ae- ie ,.tIe 'ltur-
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CaH,- Sghus.lsr H- H ray'5-- Paul Se-4 anal Cuae.e~ Ba,hv.i-e We're in ~a-e 'l~. usa. ,o soc ,ar S.A.u.-.- n- La.--
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TOMBSTONE ID wv TOPICS TERSELY TOLD
MONDAY
WAS IN 6iS6eE.

County Assessor F.. A. Hughes was in Bisbee yesterday on a brief visi, BETTER TODAY.
 Mrs w F.. Clark. wife of the as. sistant clerk of the board Of super yisors who was taken i'll yesterday with an attack of asthma is reported much improved today al her home on lower Fremont street.
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FROM BISB E E
FROM W E 8 B.

George Scheerer, Al Stidham, w. \. Abott and party were visitors in Tombstone today on business al the court hOuse.
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TO 6Is5e z

F. C. Cayanaueh went to Bisbns lew days
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FRO" RANCH.
TO SEE SHOW

Ne-r N..d4.I Mas la he city to. from h., ranch az south Pass
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss Elsie Henderson returned home today from Douglas, where sh- spent Sunday
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ELECTION OFFICERS.

The following election officers hays been selected to serve on the board for the city primaries 10 be held the 5th of next month Charles Schneider insector. J A. Perry. judge. J. l. Nellgren. judge; Mrs II r.. Ferguson, and Mrs Josephine Rock, clerks.
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H EAFINo FRIDAY.

The hearing O. JI.ss j1clG-S. John quinn and Vincent Un:as ,a5--- | w..h having .-1.,n eHoj~ 1T m 'he Palace Nlrhe. <. psu-ias several mon as 4sa. Wt- >-. f----tdaF t3l Friday bei1ra Judge 'AlGsoI ot h.s. bee. Judge Jack ot Douglas ha'.as i=squl,itted 7t- h1ys were brougn' 1sca from California by ue1uE Sasr IT B.. v Heruet-. ot Benson. ..p.'oN .a- .if.tr ,r-..-. -r.5-.
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FROM BEN SON.

Among the business visitors from Benson today were MT and Mrs <. G Smith. and sherman Moss FROM slseEE.
 Alex Murray attorney Of Bisbee was over on legal matters today
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VISITED HERE.

Francis Goodman. formerly farm -r of Sj DlyId having resided these since The early dly, and Nyroa Aired county assessor ot Graham cuuu'y We're ia Tombstone roda., having drNeu up from St David Uni, moraing. where they have been on 2 1riri business vis,, They MI return 70 Graham county .omorrow Nlr Goodman .~ uoW !o,ated a' Sanorj owning ,arg- .Irn,1g Interests 1.- .-...-l r..r.-lr.--. ...l l,.--. .,-.r.-
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Mrs Glen Allen Roche wife of the TombStone-Bisbee stage driver, ac. compauied by their little daughter spent yesterday in Bisbee. the guests of Mrs sam Johnson
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish returned home
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IN BISs E 6
WISHED HERE.

Frank Sanders and Red Ru>hi, .pent yesterday In Risbee.
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DRAWING OF JURY.

DRAWING OF JURY.
 Seventy five men 10 serve as trial jurers during the term starting mex; Monday were drawn this morning in the superior court and work of sub poaening will start at once by Sheriff Mcdonald and his deputies. IL is eS pected that at least 50 per cent of those drawn will be found for duty ON WITH The DANCE.
 Tomorrow night the Crystal theatre will present it's second big show of the month in which Mae Murray will
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TO WILCOX.

A parry composed of City Engineer Sid Smyih w II Jamison. w n. Smyth brother Of County Engineer Smyth, NJ T Schwahb. Misses Belle Candy Christine Core and Miss Nell Ensminger moiored over 10 Wilcox yesterday visiting wirh friends
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IN 5iS5EE ON
 JUVENILE MATTE eRS.

fathers absence
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REPORTED ILL.

m. nLnIhnl
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CHECKING UP ALIENS

son office
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LEAVE FOR TUCSON.

ment at Tucson.
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FROM SOUTHLAND

Tucson
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

refrain from voting in political cleo
tions in Italy or serving as deputies
in Parliament. The order as to
withholding participation in politi-
cal affairs was nfterward modified,
but the rule against visits stood, and
on several occasions threatened to
result in grave consequences.
Once King Humbert of Italy paid
visit 90 Emperor Francis Joseph
Of Austria, but. although there was
a friendly alliance between the two
countries, the latter did not return
1t, Resulting irritation almost
brought the two nations to q war,
and they would have fought, 1t was
said. but for the Intervention Of Ger
many,
On another occasion King Carlos
Of Portugal, brother In law Of King
Numbert, sought to defy the Papal
ban and was on his way to Rome
when he was stopped by the news
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
The Italian Attitude

"The Papal encyclical has aroused
the greatest interest. Some Sena
ors, it is reported, intend to bring
the subject before Parliament. even
raising the question Of a revision
Of the law of guarantees passed IN
May, 1871. The aim of these Ser
ators is to open the way to a con
plete reconciliation between the
Holy See and the Italian state
CAS- is known, all idea of sctuslly
getting back the temporal power
has been abandoned, even under tie
form of a strip of land from the
Vatican to the Mediterranean Sea-
Under Pope Plus \ a suggestion
was made that the status of the
PontiF and Papaey in Rome be set
tied by international agreement.
But on the side of the Italian gov
ernment it was remarked that TIN
would mean possible Interference N
the internal affairs Of Italy b. any
foreign slgna.ory state under tas
pretext OF violation Of the agreement
by Italy"
This would seem 10 afford an ai-
dltlonal glimpse rs TO why the move
ment to revise the law Of guarantee
did not SO formally before the peace
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
Has Many Missions

The Vatican supports missions
in all parts Of the world, assists
several colleges or classes of special
students, is confronted with the ey
penses of maintaining the Vatican
and the library. which is visited bv
scholars from all parts Of the globe.
cares for the Vatican archives. has
enormous responsibilities in the mat
.er of administration, charity ard
educa ton, and the Pope should no.
be crippled in his efforts to carry
on his work
"He should have the OWNERSHIP
and control of his own finances. he
free to leave the Vatican If he 50 &c
sires and enjoy all the other ad
vantages necessary for the adequate
conduct of his Office
AS to the attitude of the member
Of the Italian Parliament in conncc-
tion with the Pope's order lifting
the restrictions against visiting the
Italian King, this excerpt from 4
cable message received from Rome is
self f-eXDlanatOrv.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

point Of temporal power. and that
the Pope should determine what
form that power is to take, especially
as the King of Italy would like To
have the question settled. and as the
relations between the Vatican and
the Quirinal have been friendly since
the days of Leo XIII and are espe-
clally SO now as a result of the rela
tlons beween the Church and State
! IN Italy during the war
Taking up more IN detail the re
strictions imposed on the Holy see.
Father Wynne called attention 10
the fact that, save such communica
tlons as are contained in the pouch
of the Papal Delegate at Washing
ton. letters or communications ad-
dressed to the Pope are subject 80
wise by the Italian government.
"If Cardinal Gibbons were to write
g letter to the Vatican, and II va
not sent to Washington TO he fo,-
warded from there, it would be sub.
ject to inspection by the Italian a
thorities," explained Father Wynr".
This sort of thing should be cor
rected. The Pope's mail should n;
be exposed to such conditions.
"It is important, too, that the Pc
should have certain definite revenue
of sufficient amount to enable him %
carry on his work. Enough monoy
never has been allowed him. During
the war he had many calls on h.
finances. He assisted refugees, cared
for prisoners, established means hv
which they could communicate with
their families and extended many
forms Of relief which because of his
position, were possible only through
bir,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20
TIE Pope's chalet IN the
A. Vatican grounds

the political prestige resulting from
them, and the Pope was a power to
be reckoned with by the heads Of
states who had occasion to come into
contact with him.
But If the lands brought rich
profits and tremendous influence,
they at the same time produced many
troubles as well. Scattered over a
large part Of Italy, they gave wide
scope to the temporal authority of
their owner, but they exposed him
also to the full force and fury Of
every political and economic storm
that visited that part Of the world.
Soon that temporal power Of the
popes which lasted for more than
ono thousand years was ruffled by
grave problems Of various kinds, and
wars and rumors Of wars added to
tho difficulties Of management.
Meantime the head of the Cath
olic Church at Rome continued to
administer the lands, dcvoting the
revenues 70 the expenses Of govern
ment, maintenance and construction
o9 church cdificcs, equipment OF con-
vents, needs Of the Popc's household,
70 the support of the clergy, and
a|so, TO certain extent, to the relief
% public and private want. Bcnc-
nciary Of an crormous fortune, the
Pope was also able to contribute to
the support of poorhDunr, hospitals.
orphanaRes md otncr institutions
for the poor and afflicted.
All thia addcd 10 hls political and
temoor&l ~ we'll ~ api tuai pres
tige, bat, as already Indicated, it at
the same time brought him in CON-
New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

With events knows with what vigor
solution Of this question has been
sought throughout Christendom re-
Gently OF course, any undertake
ing which seeks to affect the austere
seclusion of the head Of the Cath
o'ic Church is in itself a subject ap-
Naling 10 the emotions and the i'm
aHnation, but the recent activities
IN this connection have been more
man matter Of mere sentiment.
Movement Is Admitted
That a well defined movement OF
Worldwide extent is under way TO
eflng about a change in the restric-
''ons imposed upon the Pope is an
admitted fact. Just before the peace
"n1erence was called at Versailles
's'erai prelates of the highest
sanding In the Catholic hierarchy
'''ised the United States and dis
sa'sed with their American brothers
nc purposes Of the movement. At
,sshailles the subject was earnest
pressed for consideration by the
representatives. Of the Allied and as
"ciated powers.
"ny the undertaking did not go
%iore the conference is matter in
spa's, and Some day when the
sh'ie stnry Of the proceedlnzs in
rams is written IN interesting
"ApNr do1btless viii be devoted To
'dis sub5ect.
Suf, Whatever did or did not hap
~" there, there is no ATTEMPT
"mong Catholics generally to con-
ssi the fact that they zincercly ho~
.'S1" some sort n raadjyatmenS ~
~ asceSsarS. PICTURESQUE ana az.
Na''ng 70 the heart ~ may he tho