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THE SUN-JOURNAL, NEW BERN, N. C rUTTJDAY, ?1AT 5.' 1920. TVO VMSHINGTOIi'S CnUSES ITALIAH TO HECHE CONFUSEP - - v. - , , . . Looking' For Italian JEmbaissy He Finds Iir.iself on North Carolina .Soil WASHIX : TOX, NT. C7, ' June 5.- Arriving 1- e in a. slightly -bewildered frame I mind from, Norfolk, Antonio rzoni, late of Italy, caused considerable interest on Main street Wednesday morning by mak ing inquiries concerning the where- f bouts of the Italian .embassy-.' A f-mnll crowd, ea'-r to. render assist ance, gathered about Antonio to hear whit he had to. say. ' It was finally cU- ; l?d unanimously that Antonio 5 ' ' 1 he conduct to . Frank Dig i tail r, the ,i.!y Italian in town. i Antonio find Frank met, the r al ost sobbed with Joy at I h; v M, language; v I :.io, etc iiig s.3 interpreter, stat ' 1 .1 Ar.r, o had landed in Nor s' i ; -'.iys ago-and .decided to ' V n, D. C, to call at I " ' i -'a .bassy... Somehow or t i ixed up 'in his direc i: led at. -Washington, ::. c' . v i . ; : ' Mi ; .".explained Frank, "that hiiii tL ...;t American-had hell of ii c&l iial wnen he got. off -Norfolk' and r oi Uiern train- here.". v -. J GENERA OB 1 L MADE HISfSCAPE XI IN A MILK WAGON '3 grantors - of The ; - ' ' ,CI:i:tuqUa: to JVleet i 'h. fill. t :e ie undersign 5urant:r?t arid iany r citizens who are interested in jtauqna are requested to meet in Chamber of Cainmoucft rooittv to t at eight o'clock, to meet the jtauqua Superintendent and Junior .itauqua leaders. .. ... is also important tliat '.all who reason tickets for sale V be pre 1 to make full report ot this meet as season tickets will be with- vn from sale by 2 o'clock Mon June 7th. - "re are a few season tickets -t il d, and those who have not fine ! requirements : should do.., so at C. U IVES, Ghaiman. !i Chautauqua Guarantors For lycle Eby, C. ii. Ives, ' J. G. . P. Aberly, A. D. Ward, Har iterson, O. W. Lane, J. P. C. M. Dockhain, A. H. Bangert, Bourdelais, Jno. ,A. Glenn, son, M. Disosway, H. G. Tol Terrv, D. S. Willis, J. T. n R. Taylor, H. K. Land, r. Myrtle Disosway, J. E. Allen Ives, W. K. Styron, , AUie Cook, William Dunn, "W. H. Truman, W. J. Lu . Roberts, F. G. Battle, W. H. R. N. Scott, J. S. Miller, iffin, C. I. Spencer, , W. ' I. . C Chad wick, E. C. Rea, Mrs. Whit Gaskins. Mrs. .a "chard. Rev. C. W. Blanch Ison, Jr., . C. T. Ward, Geo. C. W. Mung-er, C. M. Ke ohn, W. F. Ward, Geo. D. J . .ul.erts. T. J. Warren, C. S. . Boyd, S. J. Phillips, . ;i. m.-ji. Ball... . . Many- Exciting "Incidents Pre- i .... . .. . , ceded Revolt An Mexico ; Against Carranza ; '-:- ' '. f ' ' ' ' :' - ; .:. . '' : -, ' " MEXICO CITY, June 5.One Qf the exciting incidents preceding the revolt against, President Carranza was the escape of General Beniamin Hill, -chief lieutenant of General Al varo Obregon, who fled from the capital hidden in a pile of sacks in a milk wagon, v.-. General Hill Vanishes. ...v General Hill vanished from : the capital on the same night as did Gen eral Obregon April 13. The waaron in which Hill was hidden was stopped by the police in the suburbs of the capital because it did not carry a light. While the driver was bribing the policeman to pass the lightless vehicle. General Hill dropped out ot the back of the wagon and Hid.in the shadow of a building until jthe, police man , was mollified. . .Then Ahe gen- eral crawled back into the wagon and continued his flight. ; V , ? Mystery surrounding 11 the - fate of Robert Cejudo, to testify in whoso trial General Obregon was summoned to the capitol, furnished one of the tragic high lights . 6f -the Carranza 1 evacuation. With General Arnulfpj Gonzales, captured" by Carranza gov ernment agents near Nuevo Laredo on April 30,and the aged rebel Gen eral Gaudencio de la Llave, Cejudo was taken fron.the military prison at Santiago TlalteiocO here the night of May -6 -when the- Carranza adher ents fled. Whether he was taken tm the CSTranza trains the next day anti escaped, or whether he was-executed,, together with the two others, remaintt a mystery. None of them have been located, although several other gen erals arrested prior to the evacuation, have returned to Mexico City. ' Arrested After Surrender. . . Cejudo was arrested, with his staff and 150 followers, at Jauapa, V, C, on March 28, after he had sur rendered, received amnesty, "beeti given the rank of general in the Mexican army and placed - in com mand of a district near Jalapa, where previously he had led a revolt against the Carranza government for six years.- He was charged with surren dering merely to secure- arms and munitions with which to aid Felix DiaZ.-' The Carranza government, charged that he had offered,-to aid Obregon but Obregon, in an1 interview given The Associated Press, branded the Cejudo charges as a scheme to bring fcim to Mexico City, irfvolve him in charges of treason and block his cam paign for the presidency. ,-.. The progress of YgnaeiO) Bonillaa, formerly Mexican ambassador, to th United States and Carranza's candi date for the presidency, from thej Mexican embassy, in Washington tb a camp in the jungles of -Vera Cruz and back -to a prison in Mexico City was marked by stirring episodes. He is reported here to have figured in a shooting affray which occurred on March , 28 near Tlalpam, a suburb of Mexico City, which the papers sup porting -his candidacy intimated-was an attempt to kidnap him. : Train Was Stopped.' . The special train carrying him to Guadaljaca safely, but. the incident city by a missing rail. He reacheu Guadaljara safely but the incident was the basis for. numerous alarming reports. Then came his flight from Mexico City with Carranza, starting May 7 and ending in a dash from th beleaguered trains on May 14. .His good fortune saved him from death when Carranza was slain in the camp at Tlaxcalantongo and he was brought here to be imprisoned until the provisional president de cided his fate: - , Wheii Captain Felipe Sanchez Car ranza was captured near Texcoco, a suburb of Mexico City, after he had been injured while making a forced landing in his big bombing plane, he Shot himself. Captain Sanchez was a nephew of' President Carranza. He attempted to reach Vera Cruz via the. air xoutej whenMexico City , was evacuated on May1 7. ; . - ' . . ' DRAIN OF VALUABLES .a IN WORRYING GERMANY (By Associated Press) , THE HAGUE, June 5.' As an ex ample of the strict vigilance of the German customs officers in order -to save their -country from being drain ed, of valuables, the Handedsblad says that 7,000,000 mark's worth of diamonds and 600,000 marks have been confiscated at Blenheim, the Dutch frontier station, within - the last two weeks. ' The travellers to Holland are submitted to a very close search. Sometimes even the soles are ripped from shoes in order to search for diamonds and money. BRIGHT JEAYELS MEETING The Bright Jewels will meet di rectly after the Sunday school hour tomorrow morning. Gained ' Ten Pounds Before Taking ZIRON, Alabama Man Was Weak, - Nervous, Had Mo Appetite, , But is Now Strong. . Il VERY man and woman, who is in a run-down, weak condition, with bad complexion and poor appe tite, due ta lackofiron In their blood, , should findiZiroheiplul and strength- fcuilding. ' ( It is a sclentlfift, econatructive tonic, composed of Ingredients recommended by leadlng'tnea4caa'rthorIties. '! ' Describing his experience .with Ziron, Mr. George Wv. S. xanier writes from Jones, Ala.: "Sometime back, I was In ;a terrible. conditim. -i was weak and nervous, end had a - tired feeling all ' the "time. - My ;Bin was muddy. I had Ho appetite, and at morning 1 didn't feel like getting up. I was reading ot Ziron and decided I would try it ..." - --. " : "Will say that Ziron Is a good medi cine. I have gained ten pounds in four months.. Am strong and have a good appetite." - v.: v. i Ziron is a mild. Iron tonic, 0od for young v and old. ft helps to restore the system, when run-down by over work, under-nourlihrnent, caused " by stomach or bowel disorders, or as a result of some weakening illness. ' i Get Ziron from your druggist Ha sells It on a money-back guarantee. New Boat to Vanceboro, N. C, ': "STEiAMER MARY BELL , will leave New Bern for Vanceboro, N. G., 'Mondays and Thursdays at 12 o'clock, from the foot of Craven street. All persons wish ing' to ship freight' to Vanceboro, will be gladly accepted.. , v CAPTAIN J. C. GATLIN, CAPTAIN JOHN WILLIS, r ; ' f to 5 , ' x ". . V . V (siw f. ' "... . ' i - i : -. .-' !. -v COMRADES: : ' j. 4tc tgvat gj, - - w.ivi ami- f-I-kTArlrii-ts Pn( -f t-Kn A rMoi-!fn n I Pfflfin 1A7ll 1 Vlf llflr in .ll. Moose Hall on Cravjen street, Sunday af ternopn at 3 iQO o clock (June btii). - -;v - i's v-'V't. A programme of entertainment, refreshment etc., 1 is being arranged and all member aVe particularly urged to attend this meeting as some very : important jmJejc concerning the ;post arid "future plans are.sto be laltftri aip. The Post desires to arrange a programme :for the -fourth :rJ . .i-.-, The Post baseball teain is being formed and it is the desire of the chariman of thisxommittee, .Mr Jde.,MulIi, neaux, to have all members who can play baseball t0 qb mit (heir jnames ito him. "Members may send Aheir .names in to Comrade Mullineaux Jbut it is his desire to have all the members present at this meeting, so that the qualification of each can be given fully and: a schedule can bearrannred, Don't fail to attend this meeting. Some of the things j about the Post have been lagging, but now that the busy season is about over, all things are to be attended to promptly.it .' .f ,v;.vr.-- -,. - v vi , - . . ,' ' -. . Let's get together Sunday at 3:00 P. M., have an en joyable evening andiStart things off .with the full enthus- . iasm of every member, - , ' . r' 'i . .: - ' T. C. DANJELS, , : ' ' Post4 Commander. A HENRY A. TOLSON. ,V ; - ' - Post? Adjutant. ' - Kfoft i .t . ... j i- . V ,i twml. t 4. . .S .. . V-' 1 -'
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