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REPORTS INDICATE TH V. WIT I
CARRANZA MOVEMENT
SPREADING
JUAREZ DESERTS CAR i m iLh '
By Defection Of Garrison Rebels Gel
Control Of The Largest
State In Mexico
Washington.—The murder oK tw
more Americans in Ah U->.
to the state d: pai't (v ■
the concern with which ■ . i .is h >•
are watching 'level' ,;.ie ;j beyond
border. There is nothing, hovre
to indicate to what extent . d
tude of the Washington govern:ii'-o; i ■
ward the revolutionary in -
might be affected by the far tun -t
incidents occurred in Car. i c -o
trolled territory. i
Requests for additional war rip >, I
tection at points on the <*ast >a
Mexico already had been forward. . o
the navy by the stale deparLne
While this had no relation to the :
est murders, it is said to indicate in :
view of officials as to the im: -it
conditions prevailing in that region,
nominaly at least, still held by Car
ranza forces.
On the border, the reported Hosm -
of the port of Juarez was interpr* ;
as indicating defection of the feeler:;;
garrison under General Escobar to tiu
rebel cause. Loss of this entry pore,
officials say. will be a seriou, blow i
thf federals because of its rev:.;;
producing capacity. They believe com¬
plete rebel control of the state of bni
huahua will be the 1 • al r, nit.
The murder of rib"'. Francis Croon- '
law and his young son by "tuns
near El Oro, only 125 miles from Mex¬
ico brought from the American 1
City,
embassy in Mexico City a prompt and j
emphatic demand that th v xlc.an;
government arrest and p-misli ilm mur-1
derers. The American government j
contends that the Carranza author!
ties were responsible for the i u; a
tion of the of Creenlaws Mexican troops because in the of the ini-; |
presence
mediate vicinity.
The date ol the -ailing of flit; * i;*etj
of not destroyers been made to public, Mexican but lbe water: tmliet has is j
expressed that they will be sent at
^Destroyers are — to - be stationed at .. I
Tampico, Tux pan, Vera Cruz and Fr c
tera, l ..... ready i to “7 take, .....I off any Aunviei ns i
who may be in danger mim-r :rom t j!
Mexican federal authoruies or i
rebels.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
PARENTS ARE CHARGED
WITH MANSLAUGHTER
The Christian Church Heads Hav®
Ra : sed A Large Defense Fund
And Will Stand By Them
Newark, N. J.—-accusation that .sn
drew Walker and ms w*k*. E-hzabe .
“with force and arms, one Dorot
Walker, in the peace of God. of this
state and the jurisdiction of this cour
then and there being, feloniously uid
kill and slay," is . -:e charg • n-:.iinst
the parents of a litre girl who died ot
diptheria without medical a a adanc
other than Christian Sciein e practi¬
tioners.
The Walkers went on trial in the
court of quarter session here on a
direct charge of manslaughter, ba ed
on the fact that the) refused to cail
u physician for their 9-year-old daugh¬
ter. The case hat, aroused the atten¬
tion not only oi jurist ami medical
men, but of the Chris ian Science
church heads themselves, who have
raised a large defense fund, aide-: by
a contribution from the mother c: a;
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Boh'iirir i Lryl "f and tj Hi ff® sGre- it a f 'eafc lire of I \edpath Chautauqn a
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The appearance of Bolmmir K yi and his great band is a musical event extraordinary. The accompanying picture shows Mr. Kryl and his band in Orchestra Hall, Chicago. Twenty-two of hiss best band men will accvinpaoX
him on his Redpath Chautauqua to this season. Band Day will be long remembered in the community. Mr. Kryl will personally direct his band both afternoon and night on the third day of'theHJhautauqua.
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in Boston.
Dorothy died on May 4, a year ago.
Investigation by Health Ofifcer C. \.
('raster developed the fact that
thcria was the cause of death. The
father was suffering from the same
I disease, and the little girl had been
! m for ten days. Doctor Craster de
i clared that the W alkers told him that
I it was at the girl’s own request that
, no regular physicians had been called
in.
Opening the case for the state, As
sistant Prosecutor John A. Bernhard
told the jury he would show that par
ents arc under a legal duty to provide
necessary medical care for their chil
dren, and that if Dorothy had had
such care, she would have lived.
Gen. Pershing Halted By Panama Mob
Panama.— United i tales army offi
eers and soldiers were ordered not to
enter the city of Panama. The order
vv; issued by Major General Kennedy,
commander in the Panama canal zone,
as a result of the demonstration held
by panamans in protest against the
l Lit eel States acquit ag part of Ta
go island tor canal defense purposes. !
,,.i-ai thousand people took part ini
th> demonstration, an an automobile in j
which General Pershing was driving
;o a hi ... - i his honor at the Union
club was halted the procession.
Secret Wedding For Fannie Hurst
New York.—Fannie Hurst, the au¬
thor, bus made public announcement
of her secret marriage five years age
to Jacques S. Danielson, a pianist. Un¬
der a pre-nuptial agreement with hei
husband, she said, they had lived apart
since their wedding so as not to inter
fere, with each other’s careers. Sht
said they made their apointments foi
dinners and other engagements in s
purely formal manner, “meeting as
per inclination and not as duty.” They
intend to continue that plan, sht
added.
Postoffice Thieves Severely Punished
Rome.—Logan Brock and Bruce
Sleamons of Haralson county, who
entered pleas of guilty to breaking
into the postoffice at Tallapoosa, with
ntent to steal, were sentenced to four
years each in the national training
school at Washington, D. C. Doug
as Moody, indicted jointly with them,
)ntere( j a plea of not guilty, and was
onV i C ted by the jury. Judge Sibley
leferred sentence in this case until
>pe ^rd Monday in November, and
defendante waa released on bond
lf $5QQ George B Wilson of Haral
^ countyj charged with knowingly
saving in his possession postage
itamps belonging to the United States
Government, was convicted and sen
-enccu 'pneed to AUU four * months’ imprisonment
xnd to pay a fine of $500. A. Glenn
-Tuinks, of Paulding, was charged with
knowingly having in his possession
t stolen interstate shipment of freight,
icing three barrels of whisky. A
plea of guilty was entered and a fine
jf $1,000 and a year and a day im
prigonment was imposed.
Louisville Plant Burned
Louisville.—The municipal eU r:e
light _ and _________ water pumping r _________ station ________ of
BouigY511ew as de stroyed by fire at an
dv 1;our Sunday m0 rnmg. The
loss is approximately $20,000, with
mly $8,000 insurance. The origin
he fire has not been determined.
-ield Manager For Development Work
Moultrie.—The board of directors of
he Southwest Georgia Devciopinent
association lias approved the plan to
raise $8,000 for the first year’s work,
ind has employed S. C. Hood of Moul
;rie, to act as field manager under the
irogram of development activities out¬
lined and indorsed at the last general
meeting of the organization held here.
There are twelve counties in the as¬
sociation as follows: Brooke, Berrien,
Took, Colquitt, Decatur, Irwin, Grady,
Mitchell, Lownes, Tift, Worth and
Thomas.
NEV. GEORGIA.
j : Li. S. MANDATE FG8
M l a m
WILSON DECLARES HE BELIEVES
PEOPLE WANT U. S. TO AC¬
CEPT MANDATE
NO DiSCUSSiM Of MESSAGE
It Is The Concensus Of Opinion Tiicl
The Sentiment Of Congress
Is Against Scheme
Washington.-—Authority to accept
for the United States a mandate over
Armenia has been asked of congras;.
by President Wilson. The executive
said he was conscious that he \ a
urging “a very critical choice,” but
that he did so “in the earn: si belie!
that it will be the wish of the people
of the United States that this should
be done.”
’ The president’s message was read
in both house and senate, but was dis¬
cussed in neither. Each referred it
to its committee on foreign affairs,
and there was no indication when
either committee would take it up.
Some Republican leaders in the sen¬
ate predicted privately that the mes-1
sage would lie in the senate commit
tee indefinitely.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, the
Republican leader and chairman of the
senate committee, had no comment tc ;
make on the president’s recommends
tions. In the past, however, he
declared emphatically his opposition
to a mandate.
Senator Harding, Republican, oi
Ohio, chairman of the committee,
which investigated Armenia affaire,
said he would never consent to taking
a mandate over Armenia, and added
that he did not think the
would consent.
"The foreign relations committee,”
he said, “was almost unanimous
against a mandate, Democrats as well
as Republicans opposing such a step.”
Senator Harding is the author of
the resolution recently adopted by the
senate congratulating the Armenian
people on the recognition of their in¬
dependence and asking the president
to send a warship and American
rines, but senators pointed out that this
measure was adopted as a substitute
for one by Senator Williams, Demo
crat, of Mississippi, proposing that the
United Slates become the mandatory
for Armenia.
The president, in bis message, in
formed the senate he had accepted the
invitation of the allied supreme conn
cii that he undertake “to arbitrate the
very difficult questions of the boun¬
dary between Turkey and Armenia,”
saying he had thought it his duty “to
accept this difficult and delicate task,”
DE ! \ HUERTA NAMED
RESIDENT AD INTERIM
TO SUCCEED CARRANZA
Governor Of Sonora Received Oven
wheiming Majority In Extra Ses¬
sion Of Congress
M&ii...*) City.—Adolfo de la Huerta,
governor of Sonora, was named pres
ident ad interim of Mexico by extraor
.dinarfr session of congress. He re¬
ceived 224 votes against 28 for Ruble
Gonzales.
Gen. Antonio Villareal was the -only
other candidates. The extvaordh.:.:.
session had been fixed for th. e o'clock
of the afternoon of May :: - - t t d
not begin until- six o’clock r- ■ ..iso
the lack of a quorum. Af: r oi. - hour
,
. and a half of voting Governor de la
Huerta received the necessary two
third majority.
j The new incumbent holds office un-
already postponed the presidential elec
tions from July 4 to September 5, un¬
der authority of the Agua Prieta
plan, which makes him supreme chiel
of the Liberal army.
French President Falls From Trair
Montargis, France.—Paul Deschanel
president of the French republic, fell
from a window of his train when ii
was a short distance from here. The
train was moving at the time, but
after his fall, the president walked
a mile and a quarter in the darkness
until he met a (rack walker. The
workman accompanied the president
to a signal station nearby and tele
phoned ID this city for an automobile
which arrived within half an hour. Out
side of a Jew bruises he escaped un
in,it red.
1.75% :iecr Legal Beverage In N. Y
Albany, N. Y.—The Walker bill, le
r.'IV the- manufacture and sale
b < containing not mores^than 2.75%
of alcohol by weight, has been sign
e«.l by Governor Smith. The maau
faeturt and sale of such user is n-a
! i n I he United States, and unless
it i so declared by the Supreme court
i, is doubtful whether this state wil
bee -me an oasis, as supporters o
tL, . ssure liad hoped. The goverao;
•ugiiSd the hill, stating that he believec
2.75% beer was non-intoxicating am
healthful.
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STAMINA? 5,452 miles in a week. 32 I
n If s per hour, eiapsei time. Continuous
dyy end night driving on country roach,
rt ugh and frozen. This remarkable record
mad 2 by Overland at Indianapolis is just
•...ot’.er p.cof Overland Serviceability
23 i die extraordinary riding qualities of
Triplex Spring •q
The gasoline record at 32^ miles
per hour was 20.24 miles per gallon
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removed from your blood before
you can expect real, rational relief
from the disease. - And of course,
you know that you cannot reach
these germs in your blood with
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