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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Scnrchinr for the Best MIN


. EFRESEIED and invigoratcd by twenty
y four hours surceasc from the Cruel
ing convention grind which began one week
ago. delegates at San Francisco today will
take up again their task OF finding II can-
dldatc to lead the party. IT would be idle
TO prophesy what this day will bring forth
for. in spite of interminabe caucusinE and
political strategy with which Sunday was
replete, an agreement apparently is no
nearer than it was when the first ballot was
taken. AS a result of the deadlock it seems
reasonably certain that none of the big
three" will be nominated. The McAdoo
strength reached It's height Saturday night
and then began to recede. blocked by the
CoX-Palmer opposition. and shrewd OBJ
servers on the ground do not expect him
to recoup sufficient OF his losses TO make
him n real contender. But he still holds
the balance of power, and, therefore,
neither Cox, who led on the twenty-second
ballot, nor Palmer, can hope to achieve
tie necessary two-thirds.
All the gossip and all the strategy now
turn to the dark horses Who is the man
upon whom all the fiercely contending cle-
ments of the party can unite? There are
some splendidly able Democrats i'm that
reserve list Of avaiabes. any one OF whom
could carry a united party with him TO
victory Glass, one of the outstanding fig
ures Of the convention, has taken himself
out Of the running.
AS the convention opens this morning,
Perhaps Homer Cummings, national chair
man-the delegates still under the glamour
OF his powerful keynote address--has the
best chance. He would be acceptable, it
is believed. to the whole party. Then there
is John w. Davis, who has maintained his
strength consistently and is looked upon
by many rs the strongest man the party
could name. Marshall. too, is still in the
running, and lit will be we'll to watch the
Nice-Presidcnt when tho final test comes.
Anything is possible, and the situation is
perhaps the most intensely interesting and
uncertain that has ever faced the party in
its long and honorable history
The bitterly fought contest OF the ballots
auEurs well for the future of the party.
There are no bosses in San Francisco. as
interests to serve. Only the public welfare
Vcntion, Il representative gathering Of free
and loyal American citizens who, having
adopted platform that sends forth n
clarion call to the nation for the uphold
ing OF its honor at home and abroad now
seeks to find the strongest man to place
upon it. That man may be fouad today
IT may he tomorrow-the time OF his find
ing does not matter--but when he is found
the nation and The party may be assured
that he is the proper candidate and forti-
fed by strong, progressive declaration of
principles, he will be a man who will be a
worthy successor TO the great leader whom
he is destined to follow in the White House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
A Daily Once-Over
Help the Children to IIayc IL Purpose.
by J. }. MUNDY.

g. What What are yon doing to put the idea of use
'uiness into your children's heads?
Vacation time is here and that means an
So!ute idleness in many an Instance even
among quite tall and well-devclopcd children
=, You say they ought to haN. rcA. but you
Il" nothing TO help them rest and the resul,
Is that he devil gets a fat chance TO give
mem such good time that they will never
recover from it,
you are indignant that such thoughts should
be harbored in this bright summer weather
ana you know il to be Infinitely easier 10 lei
your cniidren run wild all summer rather than
direct their waking hours
LET 90 YOU know that you are sowing the
seeds OF laZiness and loafng when You do not
nian definite regime for the children, even
1t does not have to be all hard work. hut
there should be the thought of some dcnnitc
days 20 ''''''
Let the girls learn how to keep their clothes
clean and neat by having To laundcr their wn
Whltc dresses and MILDLY blouscs Even the
boys could take n turn at il. as they do in
training camps. "
lhem there should be some refining innu-
enc" and study, not idleneSs
Talk II over with the ktidics and then en-
mus" th"m with the spirit Of accomplishments
w'th fecreational acknowledgements 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
BAKER PAYS TRIBUTE TO
MAJOR GENERAL CORCAs
Soidicrly Courage In Battle With
Scourgcs Resulted i'm Saving
Countless Human Lives.
INV Northumberland

10y Associated prcssl
WASHINGTON. July attribute to
The life and achievements OF Major
General William G. GorSas. who died
yesterday in London. was paid by
Secretary Baker today In the follow
Ing Statements:
The death Of MaJor-Gcncral Gorgas
closes Il career OF great distinction.
Inc works OF General Gorgas in tho
Cahai Zone made the completion Of
the canal possible. and saved thou
sands OF lives. II would be impos-
Siblc even 10 estimate the lives saved
Dy mis- subsequent pursuit Of yellow
fever prevention. Ills work has piac-
t!caliy made an historic disease OF
what was once n virulcnt plague. AL
though physician and scientist,
General Gorgas was Ia every sense
soldier. Military men and military
things hal his sympathetic interest.
ana he carried over into his scicntihc
and humanitarian pursuits the zeal
and courage. OF the soldier. He was
courteous, high minded. scholarly and
Jealous, and the withdrawal OF his
fine enthusiasm !s distinct loss TO
modern medicine. just as his great
career is an inspiration to doctors
and soldiers alike"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
News Of Fifty Years Ago
(From the Richmond Dispatch. July 5. 1900

The Republicans throughout tho North are
getting scared about the forthcoming cleo
tons They are figuring that the Democrats
stand a good chance TO elect ut least hundred
members OF the next House OF Representatives,
POSSIBLY majority in that body
In the Circuit Court on Saturday verdict
for $500 damages was rendered in favor of a
pcrintcndcnt of the penitentiary for false
IMPRISONMENT. The negroes cows had been
trcspassing land owned by one of WarG.s
wells employees. and Wardwell, taking the
law in his own hands. put the poor fellow in a
coll in the ncnitcntiary for several hours Suit
not tried until last week. Wardwcll has re-
Gently taken charge of the Rhode Island Farm
and Work House. institution for tho :
formation Of youthful offenders.
Thomas W. Dudley has entered upon the
discharge OF his duties City Sergeant and
has appointed b. T. August and John T.
Booker deputies.
Cadets of the Virginia Military Institute
viii camp at Rockbridgc Alum Springs this
summer
Rev DIR. Curry has announced that what
Will hereafter be known ns tho Richmond
College Law School will be opened at the
beginning OF the next term
We do not undertake TO return rejected
enough to read them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Two Minutes of Optimism.
On tho Telephone.
nN JEAN NEWTON,

-, OK an the influences that hive worked for
,u!neu topsy turvey the good old fash toned
NOTION that man does the courtin.. let u; ex-
coriate the telephone.
NO girl would think of calling on a man; no
S,It-rHsicciing girl would court man by let
lcr. but the telephone seems to hold for them
some magic diSpcnSation whereby they can
Sa!rY on with IMMUNITY this unwomany un-
d.gnihed procedure
from a mans viewpoint. however. it Is not
phone II Is the same 10 him though Sh.
hid written him letter come down to the
ONCE III person TO press her suit
:, re makes no distinction between the me-
u,umS she may choose to take the initia tive
thtt since Adam lcren though must except
;Nuofi hiiilSclD. has been aScribcd to man. She
is doing the courting
Ana though sitting high and dry waiting
lqr the first man to come and pick her IL
mnou' as practical or as desirable as the crino-
ii.nt. we nave a sacred heritage in the age
i3nE principle that the woman conters-that
lnouGh we have the preroEative OF choice, we
are 10 be courted, be sought
>, ms docs not mean that must hide; but
ing. w. "
When girl invites n man to call or gives
nIm hrr. telephone number she is signifyinE
Ter WILLINGNESS to continue his acquaintance.
III ne Is not sufficiently Interested to take ad-
vantage OF the opportunity. all the king IS
nih more so And her taking further inita-
i've VIII only XIII his respect and so stine any
interest that may have been his.
Men are natural hunters; and the more
ai3oi and shy, the more alluring is the prey.
i'c"are OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
IRISH RANGERS MUTINY ON
ARRIVAL OF HOME NEWS
Portion or battalion stationed In
India Quit Through Sympaihv
With Cause.

LONNON. July I.-Ihrcc- four'hs OF
a battalion Of Irish CouuauGht
Puujub. India, mutinicl. following
tho arrival OF news of recent events
IN ireland. according 20 Reuters
LUittd
Upon :ccelpt II ;ra snme ncws n;
Solon. in the SiInla HIS, another de-
- lmcnt iS r-Jb:..i - !:':N. at
tempted 10 Sni"@ arms and armuni-
'lon. the hi1pstch SAYS adl!u-- that
guards t.ilel '"o OF the men and
wounded one
The troops expressed regret that
They wore uEIpl+ 10 serve any i"recr
aud gave Vp nor arms anl un,,n.-
hiton AIM 'r,sh remaining sntir.iv
rrslcc,ful - 'hr.r o''ic"'s. the men
"Np'alncd th".r sympLlh a. with their
friends in ireland IN" :rJJnS row
TT" separated IN cHmp undr- Tho
htl!ot CunNd u 4 Rrl.--n .nE.lmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Tint Dny of Dnys.
Y HENRY EDWARD WARMER


There is day that stirs the soul
And makes the sweetest music roll
From every organ key:
day that means that skies are blue.
y day that means II all to you.
And means 1t all TO Me.
What other days there are. may live
For their own usefulness and give
Their comfort and their stay:
l'ut as their brightest star may shine.
The least In this fair day of mine
ENccls this wondrous day!
Ii is the Day of Days to me-
The day when leaps my spirit free
To sing it's song of joy
It's as II pure white gem, n stone
That kinsly stands. proud and alone.
Or gold without alloy.
The virtues of all other days
May boast in their peculiar ways;
But this fair day of mine
Needs none TO praise that day so fair
IL as vintage old. and rare.
Speaks for itself. like wine
That Day OF Days shall ever he
t.nshrined in memory for me.
And that resplendent day
Shall ope my future. full of hope
snail point the way to Soup and Soap go.
The Day we draw Pay!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
MINIATURE AIM,N>c.
CIVIL WAR SMOLDERS
IN CITY OF LONDONDERRY
Shhd ii"S' aud Iinrhrd wirr Drfcnscs
FILED In Streets by Nn-
iiOnaiists.
lie uMIyeranl s.rNIccl-

LoNDoNDERRY. IRELAND, July
a.-An atmosphere allied win o,nin-
ious fnrehodIDgs prevails here. 7,
VIII surprise no one II the civil war
rare 'hat te"'or.1ed this c!ty' FOR more
man week recently broke into
fresh hamc a; any moment.
Ihc Nationa!!sts who IN the recent
struggle were hnally forced TO yield
20 inc armed weight Of the govern.
mont i'oors. now seem all prepared
for new war.
sand bass ana barbed wire de-
lenses are being erected In the main
ihoroughfares, Airplancs t!ew over
the city yesterday for the FIRST time
since the nr'nlsticc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
D'ANNUNZIO OPENS FIUME
TO JUGO-SLAV COMMERCE
Italian Poet Permits carEors Ia I'm
ter md Leave Port Without
MOIrstaiiOn.

FIuME, July 2.-Captnin Gabrielle
d'Annunz:o, whose troops have been
holding this city for the past year.
is making efforts TO oDcn trade rcln-
tons with the JuGo- Slav hinterland.
ships are allowed 10 enter port with
carEocs for tho .IuEO- Slavs. while am
Italian vessel has just finished load
ing cargo OF lumber from JuEo-
Slavia. IL has been consigned TO
firms in Alexandria, Egypt
Assurances have been given 1t Is
learned. that American ships carry
ing goods for cities in the Interior
may enter I'iumc and discharge their
cargocs without molestation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
They Do These Things
Well in Los Angeles
Especial tn The Tin,c.-DI.nntch,

Especial To The ntcs-DIspntch.)
Los ANGELES, CALL. July IA
stately auditorium to he erected
ON the highest point In the city
VIII be IOs Angeles memorial to
those living and drnd who have
served from this city In their
country's Wnrs. The city Council
hns authorized IL Si,5OD.0UO bond
issue, proceeds of which will he
ucrotcd to the erection OF the
building. The site selected In
owned by the city.
Plans for the memorial were
worked out by u committee from,
the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
hrrcc In conjunction with repre-
scntntlfcs OF service mems organ
iH"tt"ns. They include provision
Tor club rooms for the American
legion and other patriotic organ
iHntlOns, IN auditorium seating
IS,"oo persons, assembly and COM
mittec rooms md n SIidcd dome
tower rising 2IB feet. The build
Ing VIII be- 20OaiSO feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
CHINA HAS NEW PREMIER
Chow-Shumu Nominated by President
1!Su ShI-ChnnE 10 succeed
Chin Nun-fpcn

PEkING. CHINA. July 4.-Prcsi-
dent IfSu Shi- Chang today submitted
to Parliament the name OF Chow
Shumu. as Premier, in an cndeavor
to solve the Cabinet crisis. Chow
and on Tuesday next Parliament will
vote on his selection to lead the gov
eminent. simultaneously with the
nomination of Chow ShuInu. Il man
date was issued. accepting the rcsig
nation of Chin Pun-Pcng rs Premier.
Only three of the present members
of the Cabinet retain their portfolios
and six new members are yet to
be selected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Trnnspor. WI, bring body Home.

LONDON July i--Thc body of
Major.-Gcnerai william e. Gorgas.
former surgeon general Of the United
States Army. who died In an carly
hour this morning. VIII be sent To the
United states on "A government trans
port. sailing either July IA or 10.
Mrs. Gorgas and Mrs. Noble will
accompany the body o. General Cor
gas home. Br!gadIcr- General Rob-
crt r.. Noble. who had been in con-
Rtant attendance during the Illness OF
General Gorgas. viii head the mission
to West Africa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
PRESIDENTIAL RETURNS
IN CHILL ARE CONTESTED
Joint Session of Congress to Pass
Upon Result OF Vote for
Caudilntcs.

SANTIAGO. CHILE. July 4.-Com-
plctc returns for the presidential
elections on June % give Arturo
Alessandri, nominee Of the Liberal
alliance. II? elactoria' votes. and
Luis Barros Borsono, Liberal Union
list. 175 votes.
Tho clctors will meet on July 81
and vote for the candidates. after
which joint session OF Congress
will pass on the result, decide any
contests and announce the success.
full candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
PUBLIC FETES AWAIT K. C.
PILGRIMAGE TO FRANCE
Cable Message Of Directing TELLS OF
I'lans for statue of Lafayette
Presentation.

g II G y q -. July i--GrcetinGs
from France were received by the
knights Of Columbus national cdu
cation convention. u. it's second day 5
session here coday. The message was
a cable from Dr. Marcel knccht
French high commissioner TO tho
United States. who is now in Paris
lie stated that Premier Millcrand
had taken personal direction of the
French arrange ncnts for the rcccn-
ton of the forthcoming Is. or {. PHI
Erimagc to France for the prcsenta-
lion OF the statue Of Lafayette.
General Pciain. the message read
will preside At the Franco Amcricai
celebration N Ncrdun. and Marshal
Foch will preside al Metz, where The
statue will be unveiled on August II
Premier Milicrand has directed tha'
officials in all cities to be visited by
the X. OF c. should arrange for pub
lie fcting and den onstrations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
The Poets Corner
SOiSSOnS.

SOiSSOnS.
'Ncr 'ncsc winter wastes where broke
the wars mo
f. NO" falls the weary night. And
High in the hollow dusk burn tho
great stars '
Like rockets. rise and Elcam-upon
over he buried dead ~ browa lea.u~A
No spring. scents linger. In her
death hung lair
Here autumn mourned alone tho
passing year
And vailed unto the moon. that all
Peace. like snow. has feathered
down and sighed,
Ana swung the living heart to n
far height.
From wastes afiash with guns, these
hearts that died
iiaVc taken wing. for some great
On vaSter pinions OF tho Soul: 10
or spring. brown autumn leaves
-iiardwicke Ncvin. In Scribncr's
.>-ots'HSs
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AMERICANS IN PHILIPPINES /
IN A COMMERCE CHAMBER
Loyalty Ia United states and AmcrI-
can Citizenship. Are Qualification
for Ncmh rshiu.

MANILA. .fuly 1.-The American
chamber Of Commerce OF the Philip
pin" Islands was organized here TO-
day. E.nrolsmcnts OF all Americans
residing in The Philippine Islands
Viii hc provided for Qualification
TOR membership incIudcs American
c.i!zenship ana unqualified loyalty 10
the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
International Church Con1crcno.

p NEW holtk, July i.-P!ans for y,
III li5i'I il', ,ion'l ecumcnical conferences
VIII be discussed at nrciimin,ry
committee meeting ut Geneva Swi,,
%erihnd. August 10 and II. /, wos an
n 1o,i here tonight. An American
representing the Federal counru ~
the churches Of Christ in America
VIII be headed by Rev. y. Hovnton -;
hr4okiyn Great Britain. Italy. Swit.
""riah". hungary and the Scnndin-
Sentcd. 'Pic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Y. M. C. A. FIGHTS CHOLERA
{ hincsc Irnnch InauEuratcs CnmpnIrn
or Education In Shanghai
District
Iny AssocInteA Press.l

SHANGHAI. July 4.-Thc Chinese
Young Mems Christian Association of
Shanghai has begun a campaign to
prevent q recurrence this year OF tho
cholera epidemic which grinpcd tno
whole Shanghai district last .,,r,
mcr. Lectures, demonstrations :nd
pArancS were arranged to urge no
public 10 follow sanitary measures
OF living 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
JEWS HIGH COMMISSIONER
ARRIVES IN PALESTINE
Sir Herbert Samuel Occupies Palace
Nount of olives Built by
Order at EN-iS uJscr.

JERUSALEM. July Sir Herbert
Samuel. british high commissioner
for Palestine, has arrived in this
city He has taken up his residence
in tho palace which former Emperor
William OF Germany built on the
Mount OF Olives some years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

Is IL \ y Gu Otf 1 r -:
WastinGtoa. lll" sew
York Avenue: >cw york.
CITY, Tith Avenue lSuiid
ing; Chicago, Icop,cS
Cus lsuii,linG: Phiinuci.
phin. Colonial Trust
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
IRELAND TRADE-UNIONlSTS
PROPOSE NEW FEDERATION
Claim They Arc Between nm Arm!
or Occupation AMI rnfrlcndly
IlrItIsh ORGANIZATIONS.

DUBLIN July i.-DclcEatcs repre-
scntinS 5000 tradc-unionists In CON
ference here today resolved TO form
a federation of Irish tradcs-unions on
n national basis.
Jehn Mooney. chairman OF the con
ference, charged that an army Of oc-
cupation was trying to break down
their lines. and that on their flank
the British trades -unionistS. under
the Euise of friendship. were helping
10 feed the furnaces for their de-
Struc.jOn
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,Ir.. \. VI. Iicrk,,I,h.

FREDERICKSBURG July AIRS.
\. VI, Beckwith. 81. dropped dead At
her HON" here last evening while
going for glass OF water She leaves
Two sons, Hayes Bcckw!th, Of this
city, and y. u Beckwlth. OF Roanoke:
Two dauEhters. Miss 4. l. Beckwith.
R"anokc: Mrs. c. r. Bartcl, Audubon.
y. J.
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Mrs. Aimn White.

YNcllHUKG. July i.-Mrs. Nina
Whlt., aged %. died lat. Saturday
she IS Is survived by one son. Madon
J.. White. and daughter. Miss Mary
i. White Lynchbure. and two sisters,
Misses Alice l. and Ellen Thompson.
az Petersburg The body was taken
to her HON. IN D!Ewlddio County for
burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Ir.. ChnrIo,tr Meade MuEhce.

Mrs. Charlotte Meade Mdghcc. %
years old. died yesterday at the Pro-
tcstLnt Episcopal liouc, after - long
illness Funeral ear VIII leave Sew
,"nth ana Perry Streets tomorrow
morning at o'clock and services
Will DE held upon arrival at Bland
ford Chapel. Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
The IrrcpreasIbIc.

NO don't want any books magazines
periodicals or any reading matter whatever!'
screamed the vexed woman who had been
called from the third floor. We've got more
hooks than We use now. and"
Il have the very thing. Madame" Said the
Agent. This handsome leather bound vol :
ume. Where and How to Sell Your Old Books
covers the whole field Sign right here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
BugIcr Champion Swimmer.

ST. LOUIS. July 4.-Thoncy Kara
sezwski. Jersey City, corporal buglcr
OF the Thirty Second Infantry virtu-
ally captured the departmental swim
:ning championship for the Western
department single BANDED at the army
athletic meet here tonight, winning
the 100-yard and mile races. and lead
ng field OF twenty contestants In
Sie S00-yard team relay, which also
went TO the Western department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Egyptian Leader Arrested.

CAIRO. EGYPT, July A. Abdel
Rahman. secretary of the local COM
mittee OF the Egyptian delegation
headed by Said ZaGloul Pasha whio!,
is now in London negotiating with
Niscount Miner, British Secretary for
Colonies. has been arrested. The
prisoner Is lodged in the KaSrclnil
barracks. important developments
are said to be cXpected in this case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

II While Russians in this country shrek
against deportation for seditious uttorances
as tyrannical denial OF free speech, Russians
sin Russia dispose OF Nossar, who wrote a
book criticizing the ideal government there,
by the simple and easy process OF leading
him out and shooting him to death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Picked Up mt Random.

Manners come before dessert
The Cave Man could also lose them how
ever.
An inventor is one who lives In hope
y fool puts in his time trying to count the
stars.
III you lay enough bricks on top OF each
ether you'li have II wall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

hltcen and three Articles " and V. Of the
treaty. The stump discussions may not de-
NeIop results more serious than annoyance
"hu necessity for laborious explanation. In
oatantF there Will be Il good deal OF both and
'i'! hecklinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

b Surely somebody successfully predicted
President Wilson'S action with the conven-
tion, inasmuch as all the purposes policies.
ssselections, preferences, courses and methods
possible for the human imagination to con
fceive have been announced for him, all with
Sequal confidence and apparently based on
equally authentic information.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
MEXICAN REVOLT REPREssED
Rising In Sfutc OF ChinpnS Comes 10
am End with tho Execution of
I'm. Ian

mcnt forces nave crushed the revolt
in the State of Chiapas. led by Colonel
Snmado and Malvador G.. Sotomayor.
both of whom have been executed.
The insMrrvction lnslch but one day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
MONDAY, JULY .. 1920.

B Although Senator Borah was active in
exposing the attempt At purchasing the Re
publican presidential nomination, it is like
ly that he will make no cutlery when the
sc. o. p pursues its usual practice of try
Ling to buy the presidency.