—NOGALES— A Region Teeming With The Gateway To Possibilities THE WEST COAST THE WEST COAST —OF—- —OF—- MEXICO

“Equ'l Rights For All;Special Privileges For None.”—Andrew 'ackson AN INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER VOLUME 3 Nogales, , Sunday Morning, May 30, 1920. Four Pages—No. 154 trtrtrtrt rtrtrtrtrtrt SENATE COMMITTEE IS INVESTIGATING MONEY ITALY PERSISTS IN HER !A HISTORICAL REVIEW OF MEXICO'S STRUG- GLE UPWARD AND ONWARD THROUGH CONTRIBUTED JOHNSON AGGRESSIONS UPON A CENTURY AND HOOVER CAMPAIGN

• (United Press Service) j (By Gen. Salvador Alvarado) continued.in Mexico until appearance all revolutionary ALBANIA AND SERBIA jin our movements ; WASHINGTON, May 29.—A total upon scene of there is not a single high idea!, campaign fund for Gen. Leonard j The following translation of a re- the General Porfirio but ; j I our are THE GASOLINE- ! that people only groups qf: Wood of $1,180,043, was to- cent very able article from pen of Diaz, whose achievements were due disclosed the bandits straggling for exercise of ' - day to the Senate fund HIGH SCHOLASTIC HONORS (United Press Service) in part to his merits and his astuteness I campaign in- General Salvador Alvarado, appearing ; power. vestigating committee, by A. A. 29. ltalian in i PARIS, May troops in the of the role of a Latin-Ameriean (de- Progressive in Mexico | Sprague, nave occupied Durazzo, columns “Orientacion” the elements sus- national chairman of the SHORTAGE IS Positive proof of the liign standard the principal lator of the last century, but could tained Carranza in 1913 because he Wood campaign fund. maintained the seaport of Albania, on daily newspaper of , is so i 1 1 by Nogales High the Adriatic, not have j was the first to rise in protest Alexander McCabe, one of Johnson’s according to u dispatch from clear cut and so apposite regard been obtained without two School comes in the recent admission received wit/! | against the high crimes and misde- managers, told the committee that be- of the North Central Zurich by “Le Petit Journal,” a lead- j to present situation concurring factors. this school to j the in Mexico that | meanors of , who, , j tween SIOO,OOO and $125 000 was STRINGENT GOT of and .ng Parisian newspaper. Association Colleges Second- ; it is worthy of persusal by all who The first was complete defeat of | being chief of the garrison in the city | raised for Johnson’s primary cam- ary This is of the high- No confirmation has been received j of Mexico, terrorized the Schools. one ! hold to the immortal truths presented the old and wealthy par- ! city through paign fund. McCabe said that con- est honors that can be bestowed on of the report that Gabriel lo d’An Conservative ten then the ; in the American Declaration ly, which could j days, arrested lawful tributions totalled that amount two any High School, and its value to the nunzio had attacked the Serbs. of Indc- not sustain its organ- president INPROVING ization among men of and I and vice president of the days before the close of the campaign. entire school system of Nogales can- A News Agency dispatch from i ! pendence; for which reason and to property, was its elements were dispersed j republic, and elected president by He told the committee that he had not be over estimated by the city and Rome said that inhabitants of Fiumc !1 give it a circulation as wide as that upon con- congress presure pre- tact and encounter with the search- j under of panic wired to California for all books and the school patrons. had marched to the Serbian town oi j of cipitated by assassination of the le- connected San Francisco, Cal. The said tin I “The Oasis” it is given place today. ing character of General Diaz, a man records with campaign ex- To be adjnitted to membership in Suask. dispatch that ! git i mate of the nation, penditures. Statement issued May 26, 1920, by main had fraternized Apelacion ! of the highest type of Latin American ! mandatories •he California ehis association, a school must marching populace i i That attitude made Cartanza chief of According to McCabe the state automobile as- tain of work with Italian regular troops in the An letter to the Editor in largest sociation following a very high standard j leadership, astute, resourceful and the Revolution. contribution to conference be- later marching back Fiume. • 'hief of the Post, | individual the fund must have modern, well equipped town, to j Washington Daily * inscrupulous, with a stiff backbone Triumphs of the Revolution pro- was tween executive committee of.the as- is doubtless basis for tin i $5,000, by Menry Flesehbacker. sociation and buildings, and must hire only teachers That stroy a :j By General Salvador Alvarado. •-ot sur- efforts in arms ; element of Mexico went with him be- ments we have been convinced that (Douglas International) and in the intrigues of former davs Mr. McCabe denied tumors afloat it belonging to the association without prise me, for T comprehend very well I j cause the attitude of Villa was with that Vice President William Herrin will be necessary for motorists examination; that ranged against their party, throughout fui’ther and means Every indication connected with j appearances presented in Mexico old a lit- i the. work of reaction and political in- of the Southern Pacific, had contri- the state to curtail the that the Nogales High School is now copper mining in Arizona points to j tle evolution with religious and poli- trigue, for eviction of which the na- to Johnson campaign use of gasoline for pleasure riding High School whose J which at first vieew are difficult to i buted the fund. per an accredited the of of tical notions a plenty, but without had in the triumphs When quizzed fifty cent for a period of ap- expectation owners copper ; defend, jtion .consolidated by Senators McCabe graduates can enter an.,' college 01 due to the fact that through ! had the reform - proximately ten wehks. mines for a great demand for the red social conscience. that come with head said he could not discover the 1 nine university in the on an a period of nine years there has ex- | ers of the nation haddeemed exigent inil(ion