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DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE
VOLUME XX
DENTON, TEXAS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 21, 1920.
SECOND EDITION-NO. 215
ANTONIO LOPE/? GUITERRE2
NOT
S.
MISS ANITA POLLITZER
IS
U.
JOHNSON
LEADS
WOOD
SATISFIED WITH
IN NEBRASKA
RESULTS.
PRIMARY.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS ARE UP
-1
W. J.
POLICE BREAK UP MEET
£
TOLL 166 IN THREE
ING WHEN LEADERS ARE
REFUSED HEARING.
e.
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JAIL. FAILING TO GET BOND
2 1
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HOLD
I
was
under
A
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■ < >UtSlde
rr< »r ts
• hat
su c
ded
which deposed
1 ti.
WINDROW COMING
I mi r i ot- ■ kin un
i
STREET PAVING
Informally.
I
I
WANT PERMIT TO MAIN-
I
TAIN LARGER
ARMIES.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28
CONCRETE WORK STARTS SOON
W AM
to
f rum
8 3-4 CENTS A
u ork
..d
BUSHEL.
till#
21
aft
of
of
Ok..
Mexican Officers Marooned
n *
11 Road Crews al Work in
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be
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UNITED STATES TO BE REPRESENTED AT
SAN REMO BY AMBASSADOR JOHNSON BUT
WILL TAKE PART ONLY AS AN OBSERVER
Today’s
Anniversaries
I
Supreme Court Finally
poses of Application to
Invalidate Suffrage.
istas With Considerable
Body of Troops.
FIRST DIRT
IS BROKEN FOR
t
t
KELLER NINE PLAYS
NORMAL FRIDAY AT 4:30
\
♦
un thr
their
n n <1
1 he
Robert
States
in-
< ’<»t ton
i . of
( lose-
ed
ed
open* d
open rd
the
J uly
HR
1 2
FIRES IN LITTLE
ROCK BREAK OUT
Max imum
Minimum
act H i
•cla red
vt riK»-
lie
This
di CNH
theph
SUU e
nml *<
mint*
to increase
thr Rtand-
rmany by the
< ommnniler
FURTHER DEFECTIONS
SHOWN IN CARRANZA
GOVERNMENT FORCES
ON EAST AND WEST
HIGHWAY MATTER
/
< '<dlrg»‘
a t
the
t« am
4 30
citj
' • ’ I
in Mnv.
5 1.5S
9 I
•adv
infs.
i- July.
stocker*.
$5ff 13.
The
t he
rday’s storm
M ISHlMSlppl,
ere placed
the Serb*
A I a ba ma.
I
1
■
m.
m.
of
f ill, d
the
1 that
work
\pril •!
modr rn
lives |
f till
w It
a
• being
w irelegs
m A r k e t
:< ft i rnoon
malleallv L —
air e*a/hl**a
iar to 4il<»-
i*a/ ef tha
..... »5c
SOc
...........30o
>70
40c
57c
4
\a ho
O d|s
division of
dlV I led
gleam ami 1
u R Ic.
killtd. ?
d image
1.
Bur w <
\pi il 21. Hop
swit< h m e n
the c»
will
i n
I
ill
ENTIRELY
• 11
TT
2 <»..•> '.f
2* !.2
-f
I • i \s i n v
famous
Enc-
• 1S55.
tha
Jaclnta,
of
I he
Ji/ r .
jl.fi,; 3-h
♦
t
Ste
pof
65<
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L\ t
r
morn I
lireMi,
II unihlit y
3H pi
IOS
ft lift
Franklin •
I < ’oun t ..
i^n (’o 11 n t v
r \ 111 s
<la
in <
Inoludlnj
iMtitetfi
\ pril
vii % it I r v
rite
♦
New Jersey
I
“IT
\\a<o. I
M i rioe
M,i<li.s|i
Will
.\1? ui
I iii pr i
o r il
i Hi van hl in He If was
and probably will i
% prll
r<|e rn I
Matter of Sending Ultimatum
to Germany is Discussed
GRAIN PRICES
CRASH UNDER
SALES ORDERS
li.m ask
mi 11 tni y
peace treaty
• I tod
■ of
l'b
TREATY WITH TURKEY
EXPECTED TO BE OUT
OF WAY BY TONIGHT
Ithe <-ht
from Jail
profeRRlopal j
only agreed
understanding
give the locals
they
I n
pr irnar y
as follows
2 000. Wood H.700 Perohlnr
will m
< o 11111 y
taken.
RETURNING TO WORK; LEADERS’ URGING THAT
THEY TAKE BACK JOBS REJECTED BY MEETING
and
166
and
appr ox imately
llnromrtrr Hrcrdlnga
yesterday
. today
. todav
Krintixr
t nd a y
if
intel• Rt i
a n v
will be
N G
IShannun
d« t a ! n
P l es i -
&UItfl>l4f»T
i ’ 111 %
ml
$ i fit'jj i ,fif>
I -2.
i 2 si
are on
start Ing
2 I.—1(«- i it t o r< «• •ueri f
hrUMit poiirmi; Inf
IiiikHiim of th*- nr*
( iik u;o
< ’I I H \GO. April
2 Jul
Ma y.
1 • I
-!
JR*"""
V'r T’Zvf’ • A 1
tJ
21
t he
opening
with prices
pen prices,
r
i ' I'1#!
'I a r d nit n a
bohd had not
<•
paHas road
pec(io11s j in
’• - we td
w here
TUESDAY'S STORM
tai i 4 nn in Tiir
Und< i wood
Ambabsador
strut t< d to-
thn allied
f
heavily < n
P« ci.tlly In
mg. Gm n II
wUtance of ,
ship that w»l —
I lation.
i er. d.
in March of
various de-
to bi gin the
until Wrd-
MiIIm, who organised
missionary society In
t Tot i i ng ford. Conn.
■ill
i I Ji i;
y. noted
Mo. Died
j
XOT.
a
\\ t Idon
Sena tor.
of Texas.
W ed nesda
it
ns,
PARIft, April 21«—«en
evadlap ffaiail---- --
2—ijpf th* Fepep Treaty hy
1
y- -li
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11.70 <<>
uiu.iT.iiu. medium.
$ I 2.50 'll 13.50. com
nigs.
• inpobcd t a< h I
of 111 fa 1111 v and two
V I
>1.72 1
hx 3 1c.
Jul\. 11.37
< »a t y M a v
STRIKING RAILROAD MEN REFUSE TO VOTE ON !ADM Egea amnebE palmer and
HITCHCOCK APPARENTLY WIN IN BOTH
b* tarart aver ta th* alllaa. tha
M aeaaatl t^aa WU ta4ay.
‘ . “ Y f a- vp..
< ’oiniii un i< a ( i<>n with thn stricken
area .vas i>< ing graduallv r»stored, but
latest nporlh did not add to the death
loll.
J
to weakness tn
maiket uas the
Jats tumbled 3c.
bai t < 1
ribs \
It
i ,11 a r born
h ica i’ o, \ |, i
Ilf l\ ! I
h IP
\. r«-1 g n
'h* F.mne
of pence
s wdoped
the republican
yesterday . the
Strikers Agree
With Leaders to Go Back
to Work at Once.
. Th.-
o'r lor k
Normal
a f terimon
gane of
L 1
11
CH \ I v
21.- -<’orn.
.66 <(/ 1.6a 1-2.
July, R9
rn the
I lie
• • H11 • I s
.f this
In (hr
volt rd
laxili'vl fl
of firm I
t<» join
I livon fl r-nird r
dn » t h uI
\ hundlo.
In
l-.on<-oiiriiur mr tit of (hr hopr thnt n
’solution hits been found for the eaat-
ftnd-wrmt hlghmi) problem nn> ralae^
\\ rdnculii) nffrrnoon by n telegram
from T. Ih IInt fniiin, county rngiaeer,
to Judge I-’.. I. Key, which rrndi
MJu»t returned from ronfrrvaee witk
Highway drpnytmrnt. Mr. Windrow
will meet with un nt DritoB flrwt port
of week und try to work out natia«
factory notation of road nltuutiOM. Ho
encouraged.”
Mr. windrow In ehlet engineer of
the Stole Hlghwny commlnglon ami tetn
vlnlt here mrnnn thnt the rommlaaton
hopes for n nntlnfn tory notation of the
ennt-nnd-went road questfoa.
.Ling rad
<1 iMt j j, t re
of
<». west o
» Hu ( gon . < Jr ii t.i
frlriidls officials
from M.xico <’itv
com ma nd
rnents of
of ai t lilt I
<>M Ml I. \eb.. %prl| 31.
made further gm
counting of yrntridny*n
dm and while hr remained ta nlith
piner among thr right rnndidntrn
for Democratic delegate at large,
hr gained on (hr l«*ndrr«.
2 1
( r.H» d
has b
Efforts a
up supposed
from Mars.
Fire Destroying 9 Homes Still j
Burning—Three Other
Fires Occur.
OMAHA. N.b.
made to pick
c<'tnrn un icat Ions
h<
brot heriiv'd
strikers will
JOHN GRONAU STILL HELD IN
i Scores Injured and Property
Loss Will Run Into Millions
of Dollars.
J. W. BAILEY TO
SIMULTANEOUSLY SPEAK IN DENTON
Miss Anita Pollitzer of Charleston.
6. C., who ha# Just been made »ecre
| lary of the legislative committee of the
DlS- National Woman'# party, ,« twenty-five
year# old, the youngest of the party's
officer#.
■PEACE DECLARED BY
BROTHERHOODS AND
“OUTLAW" STRIKERS
MARKETS TODAY
I ____________________________________
KW 1OKK < OTTON.
YORK. April 21 —,'ontlnuod
wrather In the belt caused
tone at the opi-nlnR of the
cotton market todav with prices in
to 20 points hither rtpen prices, May.
Il.fi.'o-. July, fl',,7 '
c I < .m • d
9 5 (h '111
2 1 ( 1 c r m a ti \
mod ificli t i«»n ot t he
of t he Vt I HHI lleR
an to ♦•iiabl«- hci t<» unv larger fore* a
than arc permitted by that pact.
The requeNt was eontainod In a note
handed to the French Foreign Office
last evening with (he demand that It
be Rent to the Supreme Council at San
, . ■ Hi ino.
<>nl\ a4 J a. ...
HoskiuR I
broken WalntM-
t pa\ ng A bond
was voted for the pi
r streets m March
because of
as unable
const ruct ion
5W!
< »ak 11
A V.-nile
fruni Hann. If
i kl <nd an<l Hann
t The first dirt was broken
morning on Oakland ave-
; al I'rthn i reek, this being
fdr the storm sewer that
WASHINGTON—Hugo. Ok., has
population of 6.26H, an increase of
7N6 or 39 per cent since 1910
H1KM 1N< iH AM.
toil of Vest
portions of
Trim. MSi e
persons
p^Opeff v
$ 2,'<iO'j,o6n.
. . . REHEARING DENIED
v IN TEXAS PRIMARY
SUFFRAGE LAW CASE
Highway Engineer to be Here
Next Week—Hoffman
Wire* “Encouraged.”
April 21.—Ij,te re-
turn.-, this morning from yesterday's
ptef»-reiiti.il presidential primary In
Georgia hhow Attorney General Palmer
Is leading with Torn E. Watson second
and Senator Hoke Smith third.
A*.tinier made the race on full en-
dorsement of President Wilson and ths
treats. Smith ran on partial endoraa-
ment of tin administration and of ths
treaty v\ it hre'servafions, while Wat-
supp-.r (ed by former Senator Hard
\y|<k. ran on an an f i-ad mi nisi ration
phi f form.
When the In -------
• ouncil resumed ns ’
peace problems j FIRST EXCAVATIONS ARE
w'.uiu| MADE FOR STORM
“h-1 SEWERS.
the German ques- I i
the advisability of send- i
ipril 21. -The
which swept
Alabama
today at
M iMuiwaippi
Hay Springs. Jasp« r county 7.
Aberdeen. Monroe County. 2 1
Arnoiv, Monroe County. 3.
Rose Hill. Jaspi r < ’ouniy. f
Meridian latuderdale Count} 21.
Runnels Bridge J,aiuUrdale <*pun!v 2.
I u t ruer Humber (’.tin. near I’hiladei
plii.i N» sLol.a < ‘••unt y
I Eg vpt, <’h ickiiba w *
< J l» tin. a l- orn 1 ‘outi! v 1 <».
111 g oma r I ’ n ion County. 6
Keoyynyilh I nion Counts j
I ’.i k i r. I ’ !• i< -n < ’oun t \
Star k\ ill. o . flor, < »kt’bL. h i
\ eral
Phi lade | pb 'a
No \ u h. ♦ a mi
_ T' ” ! :
....... ♦ . ......
( (> X M I \ X I I \ <»r I I I l»r
■♦•IM II e III Ino «:I (Ml noil II
l-'rriich column of troop*
XI n (uh In X.'in.nto I hi. ah
of Inivrleiin relief n«'
riled. I he X merleti’iM hml went
I flint (he cit, miM *tirrounded b>
.#. find (hut (heir powiii’in wn« ♦ ri-
[ 1‘AIIIN. April 21.—Former Premier
I 1'lemeurentt returned to I’nrlm todny
| rr«m hln , nc.itlon Io F.nrpt. Hr wnn
I greeted by n notable throng of. celebri-
ties. Hr still showed th,- cfTeetn of his
recent Illness nod nppenred to be In
I worse hmllh thnn ever, some of bls
friends snld. ,
Observations by Jno. W. Crain,
volunteer weather observer.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I I I »!♦<■♦ HUH 5»»+ I likely thb reqUPRt
bush* i.
I Jqu id.'l t ion
the New oYrk
chief appar< nt
pork dropt
but
.t.on,
Shi .
(frlR.50; vpi
$12W L3 r>9;
$6.50<j7.50;
GERMANS ASK
FOR TREATY’S
MODIFICATION!
NAX %\TOXI<>, April 21.—Tuipttn.
the Important oil ernter near Tampico,
han born captured bj General <#<»me»
at (hr head of 4.IMM1 former ( iirnuirn
■tiildiriN and t.omr» now In threatening
lamplro, according to authentlr ad-
i Irra rvCrlied here today from Mon-
terey. Ihe xnmr report aayw that <♦♦••-
grrnnmeia I weobar and ^li» (!>♦<)•••*• ix h«»
iirrr arrewted ami Imprisoned at Tam-
: meeting In that ritv. have racapetl and
joined General Gome* at I’lixpnn.
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CORN FALLS AS MUCH AS
; <’HI«AG(»
! th mcnl 'if t he
the < ’h tea go district.
; na t ion - v. ide
, t i is morning
• ailed to hi a r
j quest that the
opr n
bales.
Futures opened steady
I
that
u It h
all i hr
WASHINGTON, April 21 —Regard- i
less of whatevrr action the Big Three
of .Remo might take in regard to j
■< virt itu-sia. thia country has no In.,
tention of recognizing her diplomat!- J
tally at this time.
Within a short time, however, a new
Ruaxlan policy will be adopted by the
United States whereby tYade relations !
may be resumed at the rink of the [
trader.
(OTTOX
21 Spots
sales .3 0 0
thr City
square,
street
Aven ue
t<’ 1
avenues first
W rd n ♦f’d a y
nue, st ar i in
an excation fdr the storm sen
will discharge into that creek
J M Gurley is In (barge of the*con-
MtrucPon work. !!♦• said Wednesday
that he u as unable to tell as yet the
size of thr force that will be used for
the work, but il Is planned to push
con«t ruct Ion He was unable to say
in st when actual laving
for tlm paving would
• 1
NEW
fa vorable
a st i Adv
market
sM.ke [h
I”’- I Ed w n rd M • Hugh
nice t j n g ! st i* i k vrs <>f New
h rs had
a ii flounced
would he
• h h red
I »|C<I I u nr
! S I ♦; ( ■ I,
■ o\ < lis’. I
la nd I Mi <1
i tn
A pr
y. H
97 i 2c.
I> Tin: DAVS SIKWS
In the ,-lection of Prof. Theodor® W.
Richard* to tn<-mb„r«hlp In th# Danlbb
Society of Science, another honor hb*
fallen to the lot of the greatert eh<“ ’
t.st In America and one of the xreat
In the world. I’rofeMHor Richard*,1 w
for many year# haa been nrofaabor
chemlatrv -it Harvard Untv*r«lty,
eapeclallv famout, for hi# r«ae*ro1
in tho determination of atowilc welgl
A native of Germantown. Pa., ba
celved hla flrat academic derran fa
Haverfora Colleae rt the ace af *,
,-trtren. and a year biter took hi# A/
nt Harvard. In 1594. after soma yf
of study in Europe, ha return, '
Harvard as assistant prof<
chemistry. In 1 SOl^ia was ■
profaeaar. Hi# academic hon<
a tons list. Including honorary
from many instltutfona both
lea and In
:w ,(H I I : 4 X« < OTTO A
ORLEANS, April 21.
v ji s demoralized during
bv Japanese selling. Uotton
closed steads to 97 io 1 15 points under
est e*’da v s <b»s«- May open* d 1”.6oc:
J uly opened 39.30c; 1
^./
white
ft W e 1 H
and night,
e wears hand, tlie cal-
of care,
• more lovely
3 Samuel I
fli fi.i . Ign
i i. a . I>< • i n
It. ISIS
i! apt I ♦• Hi un t v. the
• t n < a i Bra dfurd,
at Ha w <ji t h. March 11.
Hmi-it.m defeated
ha-f’ie -f Man
t Ju independence
Antonio Lopez Guiterrez, brother of
the president of Honduras, appointed
by that government at envoy to Wash
• ington, D. C. Senor Guiterrez wai
minister of Honduras at Washington
during the Bertrand regime, but
i signed when his brother headed a rev-
olution which deposed that goverrv
ment
!!♦•
unable t
-<•♦ that
EH
He ss as unable to
rn nctm.1 laving of concrete
paving would begin, hut said
that if the gravel is gotten here
promptly from Mingo and there are no
unfor* set n delass the concrete wotk
.should begin within a short time.
Thr city’s bond issue is for $100,000
Citizens pay twn-thirds of the cost of
paving which mians that the sum of
$300.00(1 |h t<» be available for the
w ork.
EORT WORTH. April
and con,! uctors on t he t l<
appeared^, for wotk todav
The piUntcd cheeks of women fair v ho
iiq^t at pIvHHuteB shrine
May never shnsv thr trace of tears or
trouble** lasting line,
But Rwertrr fat* the gentle face which
wears the marks of woe,’
For it has lived more loveliness than
pleasure can bestow.
rippling‘voice of luxury Is pleas-
ant to the ear.
But selfishness Is In Its speech and It
Fwrmrr l.radvrm Jcrrrd.
from til.- M-ri. n ..f lor,.. K«nn.-y. R S. Murphv
Hivept Alabama. Mtnxia-inpi t I'snnop J on- s — lirve of tin-
show th« follow ,.,H- !1<a"-r; arri-Ht.-d last w.-.-k mad
peals for the return of the men
‘mass meeting of «t»-u
1 merning.
I cries of
i GrutiHU.
v. ♦ re at m arl v
,da v with
to $1.5K 1-2
t<> $1.66
W ASH 1NGT‘
d re1a I ed
i - i 11 w a v
♦• r hoods
Ed w a rd
AMERICA* RTHAMAHIP RRPORTKD
KIVKIJIi. -
QtJEF.NRTOWN. April 51.—The
nteamwhlp An ic Io Saxon reported by
wiielcea today she le ruehln» bo ae-
-* unknown American ate»m-
ee #*ld u> be elnklnc. The
.^rn ftatm SrHieh
o w inc
Stock
reason
$i.2r. a
cases, bitt lard and
paratlvcly steady.
Final quotations
bottom prices <»t
corn typical at
com I -a red with
I iii-Hstncs.s over tlie financial situa-
tion had been cxident from the outset
of the urain market, but it was not un-
til tin- session was almost over the
values gave away in earnest, selling
orders cnnio in floo-is sod. found the
market witli adequate support.
PRODVCK
April 17.—Produce qnotn-
tlnnv today were:
Heng, per lb
Fryers, per lb.
Turkey#, per lb
Eyirs. per doxen
Butter, per lb
Cream, per lb
1
mx’it < ’ount v .
t’ountv. iitun
Gerrmtriv asks permission
from IUii.ihh! to jiui.tiOu pi
mg attpv provided for (♦»•
treaty The noin further rrqueHts that
Germanv be p>-1 m 111 ♦•< I to maintain
*” divisions of infantry with
ment of m t Illi t \
d i v ihIoiih of • < \ a 1 r \ .
Mi»ei ia I brigades
regiments
..f artiller
I he nolo also asks for <
■ »f heiivy aitilhrv for ♦ a»l
at Hermosillo Probably Will -
be Illowed to Come Thru U. S. FLASH BULLETINS
WASHINGTON. \pril 21 t’natmed
and In civilian dress the Mexican of
fleers at Hefnmsslllo. Sonora, who hav<*
permission to pass through
Sintr* territory in getting back
Mexico t’ltv would have exactly the
status as other Individual Mexl
citizens, who might wish to cc-orr
”,lh« boundary, according to secretary
** of war Baker, in a statement Issued
• b lodav. In view of this fact It Is thought
■ m. 111. ..1 ........ « .. 111 »... ... I
j asked
' I ’nI ted
1 to
I same
‘ < a n
i the
I 21,—'l‘hr
today th.at
hml rellex-
crc ri tiutn-
llll HIM, Hit’ll.
Tbb hand which does no useful toll Is
very soft and
Al<! on if h fingers
sparkle day I
Bu t het t er fa r the
loused hand .
For it has done
than Idle hands
I pr|| 21.—The (.reek and
Ifnilnn xtn eminent hair learned of
phinN to n*>Mn*iNhin(r Premier \ riilarloa.
| itrvordiHK to a Han Hemo »iInpa (<h f<»
(hr XriXNpaprr PafrMN. Thr plot In maid
lo hmr l»rrn hnfrhrd In xwlutcrl ind.
SAN REMO. April 21
temllied Supreme
drilber at lohR on world
today. It was expected that the
points of the Turkish settlement
be out of the way before night
thr decks cleared for taking uy
German situation tomorrow.
S^me phases <>f the German <
tion—notably th<
have been dlscuRsed Informally but
it is understood that no deflnite decid-
ing a disarmament ultimatum, already
ion lias been reached.
Mof ormen
city lines
In overalls.
fit I I ill n re*.
I.eon, ha* r
and ha*
l»ro t hr r
April 21 -Rrices crashed
the gram toarko today rs-
the last IS mfnute^ of trad-
x 3-4 < •♦• n I s
LITTLE R<h K \rfc \ptii 21.
(f unknown or'gin has destroyed
houses in thr northwist ri-tddrnee
tion of the city and was
at !2;3O this afternoon. At (he same
time oth<r fires i rolce out in th
other sections of thr city, hut ' In
are considered of a minor natili
TODAYS WEATHER
Wmthrr Forrcaat
Today mid ThurMd.iy, p
cloudy: Thurmday, cooler.
’’out law'” '
railway hr • |
i
i ••pt ♦ sent ing t hr
rk and Nuw Jersey,
ha d i • ached ah
< hl< fs
Ih cold and drear,
let ma lienr tlie word# of. tho#«
who live with common ^tilng#.
For they've g knowledge of tho world
which 1# denied' to klnir#.
I’ve atood where all waa nayety and
watched the Idle handa.
I’ve aeen the women fair who wait on
faahlon'a poor comi
I’ve heard tl^a amply
But enly thay’^rortoh
IRfll
Announcement was made Wednesday
morning that the Keller baseball team
would be here Friday for a game with
the Normal College tram Keller is ac-
knowledges! to lave a good team
year with several college players and
a former professional player on the
team but only agreed to come here
with the understandings that if they
did not g^i v e the locals an inteii sting
game that they did not want any of
their expenses paid. The game
called nt 4 30
The City and
wli’ play Thursday
o’clock in another
league schedule.
County; 3 Beginning Today
There are eleven road crews already
at v/ork on the different highway** thru
tho caunty and every road contracted
for now In under construction. Threi
other outfits are located and will start
their work today and others
the road here and will
work In a short time.
TI *• first crews <
expect t<> complete
about t wo Wei ks
other high wavs in
subcontracfs have I
will be granted
If ( hiirIra
rj, Minn I led modern l» I «»♦• ben r«!
i ii 111-bla a m In t. Hwcn to lace Imv,
I lilted MHUc» gox erii'rnl iilll be
t«* (nkr ehnrgr of (lie Intolird
• ■ n*li t tonii I ORNeN 1<kiliiit him. of-
jfnnotstteed todni. ihi* go%crn-
ix ill be iiNkrd to 4*«»iulii"l the etiNe
Ihiiiiim’ of It* many rmiilflen♦ I<»m*«-
\ lolntion of the Mnnti m t and u*lmt
' imiilN to defraud will be imniinh for
(lie goi ernmru t to take control, it wrn
1 Nllld.
FOBT WORTH ! fVE^TOf K
E(»RT WORTH. April 21 -(’;
ceintM 5.61)0. Beeves. $ S 1 2 . !
>7^/19; cows, $4<(/9. heifers,
bulls. $6rtr7.5O; calves. 13.
Hogs Receipts 1.700. Light,
14.RD heavy. $ 1 4.50 (Tt 11.65 ; I
I 3.50-if 1 1 50 mixed. $ .
nmn. $11.50^12.50; pigs. $M50firl3.
Sheep--dlc^eI pts 9,000. Lambs. $16 50
aril ng. $ 13.50 ff 1 1.50 ; wether*
SUM'12.50; culls.
$4.50(fi 9.50.
walk -nt,
w hi n
the st
me 11
was broken up bv on-
ami persuaded the strikers to disperse.
John Grunau. rhbf •» (’ !.♦• yardmen,
was not present and his absence gave
’lie thiIiimI leaders an upportunit v.
Fed- r.il agent- are on » ■ , • i ,.f ?’,♦»
< ’. M«>nt gomory,
at St. Josepht I»
11 20 I ••17.
ng of the Belgians nm-
'•< un, ed h ■ i.-’m, !;<.n tn assume tha
title o| Soi. reign of the Congo State.
is‘.. Th. EmuiTor of Japan rati-
fied the tre.itv of peace with China.
ixa- (’oogress adoped resolUtioM
declaring a state of war between the
I nited States and Spain.
1017 I r.i'kR li glslnture pasged
a measufe gl inting partial suffrage to
worn rn.
Ill in ix.
of Hrlti-li
1 I re I mi il tod a v
mllhfir, iorrr
the p ri» t •••-1 l*»u «»f a r* h i |»*.
The first' ihrt
lav f<r the crt y’s
issue of $ I 00.000 i
pose of building
last year, but
la>s the city
act un I
nee day
The first paving district as set apart
by the t’ltv < ’ommission includes the
<’ourt square. West (>ak treet. North
lx>cust street Hann Av ntie and Oak-
land Avenue north from Hann. If is
planned to pa^ OtkHnd and
urn II, O.K < KM TO
I I »l> IN NKIIHAMK A.
OM\HA N.b,, April 21.—With 335
"tit <>t l.imo prc-lm-ti, ht-urd from Sen-
ator Hiram .lolm-ion of California led
all t hr ea nd Mat ,*#’
|ir<-f,-r,-ntlal
vote lo-lng
. .TohHHitn ]!
For thr democratic InntrurtloM Sen-
ator Hilbert M. Hitchcock, adrnlniatra-
Itofi floor leader In the treaty flfht,
had no, trouble In overeomtnic hla op-
ponent Robert ItoHH of l.exinprton.
The Hit<-lo-ock delegatee to San Fran-
, i-< o- Shall.-nbeiK.-r, Neville. McNeny.
and Noble ar. leading the other ttek-
•t <>t whl. h W J Bryan ie a member,
aliliough Bryan hltneelf wail Kainln*
rapldl, and probably will #ret ene
place.
Baih y. former Enit -
and candidate for
will speak in I ’i n
; ton iii xt Wednesday afternoon, \pril
2M. at 3 ••■clock, it is announced by
Judge S. H. Hoskins, county chairman
for the Bailey forms This Will be Mr.
Bailey s first address in
♦ ral years and i large
1 I K ElirOOL
LIVERPOOL, \pril
• ••<! dull, prices easier.
Middling 26.29d
Middling ch.s
WASHINGTON April 2 1. --Of f Icial
and unofficial reporYs today from Mex-
ico Citv told of further defection® by
Carranza adherents. Advices to the
State department said that General
ato Hayeoft had joined the Ob-
and with his entire com-
which has been operating on th®
Morelos. Michoacan and
f Mexico City
,il Benjamin Hill and
who recently fled
are with Maycot*®
which conlsts of threw reg*i-
cavalry and two regiments
< IIK’ \G< >.
road men it
fused todaj
returning to work.
All effortM of a
'leaders to obtain
lice Ih utenaiit d
adjourned after the
ben ri fused a hearing,
tl at no ’ rump meetings
permitted, and the hall
| under police supervisi »n
Vi ASH 1 XG'h )N. April
J oh nson.
(o Italy.
attend the
. I’remo is <t( San Remo,
State dcpartrneTit aiir»"unc»d today.
Attrndm only »■ Observer.
Altho Italy Invited the United Staten
to send a repregenlafe-ive to ^stYticipats
in the conference. Ambassador) John-
son has been given definite instruc
tions to take part only as an obser- '
Announcement that Ambassador
Johnson had been instructed to go to •
San Remo wag interpreted as indicat-
ing thnt developments of the first two
days of the conference have not been
entirely to the liking of the admin-
istration. it was Indicated here today
that the I’riltid States will probably
make further protests on ’ho proposed
set-of the Turkish and Adriatic ques- I
tiohs.
Elie
nine ; perted here
| Lear him
... This w ill be Mr B lib y s
still burning i (||PHK jn t |H. rounty Judge
(he same ! said, hh he line so many dates to till
re | he will be unable to !»♦• here except for
e j t he a fternoon.
1 Former Governor (»
speak In I ten ton
a ' noon in support
Mr. Bailey.
ngnltiNt < arrnnan
l»rochinin t Ion (<» him
In thnt rh> amklng
the Nonnrn movement,
porta ixrrr rerrlird fo-
ral %mnro mid General
former fr'i-deral < onimBndrr
1 hlhiinhifM. hnir Joined (hr son<»rn
A Ii -l compiled of dead r. ci j\ ed
hrrr rnr|ttd~s 6 d*-»td h» Ihm'.iiui, L'niun
County. Miss.
R ♦• ports
dors that
a nd Te n nrssi ♦-
unit les
B Colquitt is (o
t Saturday
th« Candida
1 ;• compli
Three
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