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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
ROW STARTS
IN INDUSTRIAL
CONFERENCE
Disagreement Over Rules Proposed
Results in the Conference Ad-
journing Suddenly After Elect
ing Lane Chairman.
PUBLIC's DELEGATES
ARE DEMANDING ACTION
Their Request for Night and Day
Sessions Causes Protest by La.
Dor Delegation at the Opening
Meeting.

WASHINGTON. oct. Disagree
ment ovei rules proposed for the gov
erning nf the Industrial conference
called by President Wilson reuuliod
In the conference adlourning suddenly
today after Franklin r. Lane secre-
tary Of the interior had been elected
permanent chairman,
Apparently With the determination
of dincrentintinR this conference
from many similar gatherings held in
Washington, the public's delegates
demanded that sessions he held night
and day. u necessary. to establish n
basis Tor harmonious relations he
tween capital and labor during the
present abnormal economic conCi-
tions
Bernard NJ. naruch Of New York.
one OF these delegates was active ir
directing the affairs OF the conference.
which was considered significant In
view of his close friendship wifh
President Wilson ard his frequent
visits 20 the White House
Motion Yesterday TO adjourn hy
W. H. Mahon one Of tho delegates Of
the American Federation Of Labor
brought the first indication that tho
men selected to represent the public
were prepared to force results.
Thomas l.. Chadbourne OF New York.
who sat with Mr. BJruch, took the
floor immedia tely.
AN the men on both sides and in
the middle OF this hall. he said re-
ferring TO the seating arrangement
whereby the delegates Of capital and
labor were on either side OF tn" pub
lie representative seats. are here 10
work as rapidly as possible and to
adjourn ~ little as possible: and I
know that the men In the ~ iddlc of
this situation want 10 carry on thes"
conferences dgy and night. " ueccs-
sary. 10 get through. ! would like
very much 10 see the motion carried
so We can meet again this afternoon
or evening
Mr. MAhon explained that meet
ing Of the executive council of Tho
federation. had been called some time
prcviously which II was impossible 'o
postpone iud Mr. Chadhournr with
drew his suggestion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
KING ALBERT, IN
OHIO, PAYS TRIBUTE
TO 37TH DIVISION
Only Scheduled Stop Is at Toledo
Which He Will Visit as the
Friend Of Brand Whitlocl, Am.
bassador to Belgium.

CLEVELAND. o.. oct. : (On board
King Albcrt's train) King Albert OF
the ncigiars. one OF the foremost
soldiers OF Europe. paid tribute 10 the
gailantry Of Ohio's thirty-scvonth di-
vision when he awoko this morning
within the boundaries OF the state of
ohio which furnished the American
army It's thirty-scventh division.
Ills maicsty's message said;
The king takes occasion 20 render
his homage to iausc magnificent
troops FOR the brilliant p1ri they took
a. the fighting In Tleigium The kirR
as commander Of the group ~ armies
~ flaudcra Is profoundly happy 20
Boz able 20 bring Tn those hcroea on
ihrir own territory this tribute ~ ad-
mifniiun of their belgian brothcra In
arms and the cVnrcssion Of gratiiud"
~ the entire belgian nation towar I
ihc deiivcra~co of which the glorious
thirty v-sevfnth din sion contributed so
much The king desires IN ndd 20 this
cVurs ssion Of Frrtimeri tho name OF
'hc gallant chief who commando {
these troops Major General Charles
s. Farnhnm"
The only stop Of the day. except "a
! change engines will be at Toledo
whirh tho Bc'giars viii visit as the
/ friends ~ brand Whitlock. American
/ ambassador 20 their country who en-
/ deared himself TO the entire nation
] during the war
There WAS no formal program
there.
Au ihr Beigians were delighted
with their reception. in Buffalo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
LEAGUE
is ATTACKED
IN SENATE
Brandegee Presents Telegrams
and Letters to Show organiEa-
tion Is Spending Money TO
Force Ratification.
HITCHCOCK DEFENDS
WORK AS LEGITIMATE
Declares the Organised opposi.
tion Are the Socialists, Anarch.
lists and Bolshevild, With Their
Papers.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-Presenia-
tion " kilograms and letters when
Senator BrandcEee. republican. Con
nectlcut said had been sent to one
of his constituents by the League to
Enforce Peace led to spirited clash
To-Day In the senate
The communications. no said
showed how the league was spending
money In an effort h force ratifcn-
ton OF tie peace treaty without
amendment. a number OF the tele-
grams asked that the recipient teie.
graph his senator and demand ratifi-
cation in positive and conclusive
Senator Hitchcock defended the
peace league, declaring Il was open
and legitimate
The organized opposition" he con
thued, are the social sta. anarchists
and ihisheviki with their papers.
1hey are the scne sers' allies they're
rs organization In th's ught
senator foinGcNter replied that
men who sought 10 hamper the allies
principal advocates uf the league.
These men he added. nave expressed
sympathy for the German ana l;us-
san Bolsheviki
The senator has charged me with
pro-dermanism ana dragged IN nay
pre- -Nhf record said senator Hitch
cock. who declared that while the
author Of an embargo bin against the
shipment of arms before the United
states entered the war. he was IN
charge OF the armed neutrality bin
and the German war resolution and
was strong supporter Of all Amtri-
can war activities.
Reiterat!ng charges that Organized
opposition TO the league came from,
partisan and iawloss sources Senator
Hitchcock said
"Atarchism. Bolshevism /id all
lnwless eieincntE are ORGANIZED TO de-
feat the league. not only IN this coun-
Try but In every country in the world %
With the prospect that Italy VIII
ratify the peace treaty 10y royal de-
cree soon. and thus effect ratification
Wy three powers. administration ufii-
3lnls here look to see lhe league II
nations a going concern within the
nrNt month, although the treaty may
not be ratified by the senate within
that time
Great Fritain already has ratined
the French chamber ~ deputies has
ratified and official auvic.s here say
the French senate Will set within a
few DAYS.
one of tho treatys provis. ons com.
pcis the Sanr basin commission to
begin functionlng within two week.
after ratification aud this is expected
20 start the league ON i,s career.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07

Jack wlllama the Human III.
viii climb in Albuquerque next so'-
urday Williams is the Original Ilu-
man Fly and so t!tlcd from the fact
that hr climbs mp the sides of tall
buildings much like the well known
suction toot,u -. Ito ls the same
man who ON Niv tho i'm. 1871,
climbed from the bottom 20 the top
of the WoHlWnrfh building in New
York CtiN which is 30 stories and
over 200 feet h sh II took tht dar-
ing young man iust two hours and
fur'l five minutes To- cover the entire
distance. using nothing but his hands
and feet 20 make the climb. Tie has
been climbing up ana down the sides
~ tail buildings for tho past eight
years and II estimated In 'ual
miles b" has probably travelled as
tan up the sides of perpendicular
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
Seven Cincinnati
Fans Bet $4,000
On Today's Gene

REDLAND FIELD. CINCINNATI.
o., Ocf. Perfect baseball weather.
with the sun shining brightly and
clouuless SKY, greeted the fans that
iourueyed 10 the park two hours be-
fore the aegih. Ing of the sixth game
n the wnrld's series OF 1919 between
the Reds and white SON here today,
~ noon the pnvilions We're alniost
filled to capacity but the bleacheritus
scon"d slow in arriving
Seven Cincinnati fans. businessmen,
today het $50. 600 on the Reds win
ming todaY's contest. The money WIS
wagered In Chicago They waEered
$4,000 nt odds ON the nrst game
They doubled on the second and third
games Losing on the third game
they dropped their hsttins ia tij.0on.
won and then bet the $4,000 on the
NTH game which they also won. They
then bet the $50. 600 on the sixth game.
The Victories nf Manager Moran's
outfit at Chicago have only added %
the enthusiasm that was displayed
here during iaHi week and today's at
tendance promises to he greater than
ever Il such thirg b possible.
Tho hotels last night were jammel
% "nes@ift whit Niefn'~ "md MS ron-
dition became Worse whom ~ special
trains including those upon which
the Reds ard white SoN Travelled
rolled into town this morning,
The game of yesterday wsa the las
/ in which the players shared In th'
proceeds aad should the Reds win To-
day the series will come ta an end
thus eudinF in short order the chance
of the clubs To MAKE hig money, How
ever. 10 the SoN win. the two team
will do battle here tomorrow an,
should the sox again win, they vii
go back 10 chicago ON Thursday 70
the eighth game.
Al i;tl -. m. the Reds appeared oi
the ncld ana began batting practices
Ruether took his position Ia the req
ular battling order curing practice
The Sox arrived on the Held at 1855
The Sox took the field foT pracuc
at i;i5 .. M. Kerr took ninth posi-
fion In the batting order while schal
wins In hts usual place,
At $40 the Reds took the field 70
oaiclal practice Ten minutes late
the SnN relieved them. Kerr an
Ructher were warming up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
INDIANS GIVE NAVAJO
BLANKETS TO RED CROSS

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. oct i.---
Indians cot the navajo reservation.
san Juan county Utah have made %
uuiuur conir huupu to flv American
$500 tr -t ln -IA genuine navajo hiun-
tris Tho blankets were recently
,umplr.r. Hud given tu thr He'd
Cross chapter ut Monticello, county
scat of san Juan county.
ftpt that They are genuine navajo
blankets. aud that they should have
rumc FROM the squnws on the rcser-
walton tu tnp Rcd Cross unsolicited.
The average time required ln making
q rsurIus Nayulo blanket nyc hy sis
feet. iH thirty days according 90 eX-
perts The blankets bear the red
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
JOHNSON PARRIES
QUESTION ON RACE
FOR PRESIDENCY
Senator Says He Is only Inter
ested in One Subjeot-the In
terests of the Common People
of the U S. Are Imperiled."

PORTLAND ore. oct Reply
ing to a question relating to I'm
candidacy FOR the republican nominr-
ton FOR president United Satrs
Senator Hiram W Johnson. declared
here today:
II have no interest In the matter
whatever.
II an Interested In lust one sub
iert-the interests OF the common
people OF me- United States are im-
peril"d, This ~ tremendously i'm
poriant contest In IT. possibilities for
the future. I ann thinking OF our
own country In the eyes of % llrE F
portion OF the press OF this nation %
Tor America
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
STATE BANK
BOOKS EXAMINED
New North Dakota Institution Being
Investigated.

BISMARCK. y. p.. oct An cN-
of Tie Bank or Nurth la
kUul. the stai,-owued institution ere
uird boy an act of tho l4sl legislature,
was hesuu h,rr yesterday by state
Auditor e.. %. kusit1ky. upon formal
instructions from Attorney General
William IHuEor
luuprr. iu his letter 10 kosiXky,
stated that correspondence found in
The scandinavian American sm'"
nluk or l-ursu. which was ordcrc I
clorud last Thursday Indicated that
securities touiHug more than $500
ooo had been transferred FROM the
Fargo bunk o. the state Institution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
PHOTOGRAPHERS
FOOL EX-kAISER
Hide in' Load Of Hay to Get iii-
Picture.

AMEHONGEN. Holland. SUNDAY
Dot Cpcluycdl Thc Dutch gov
ornment has csteudcd the time OF
the visit ct tine furmrp crown prince
of Germany 20 his father tuv former
kaiser The Intended conferences dt
the Bcntinck cus'lc hnve aroused
much speculation hui nothing def
mite ais to their nature hats bccl
learned
Two Dutch photographers obtained
q photograph OF the former kaiser
Saturday. using a wagon piled high
with hay 10 further their strategy
They concealed their camera with!1
the load Of has and drove past "a
castle wall behind which the former
kniHer could bc se"u. While pretend
ing tu arrange the sliding load of hHN
the Photographers succeeded iu
training the camera and snapped The
picture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
BLAMEs sPECULAToRs FOR
SILVER COIN SHORTAGE

MENtcp CITY, pct i.- IN spite %
the pcr cent premium which nnnu-
rial writer's here claim e being paid
in the local market for Mexican sil-
ser currency. Minister u Finance
Luis cabrera declared that the Mex
lean monetary system ~ net endan-
gcrcd hy the nigh price of silver
Reports that millions ~ pesos
worth of silver coin were being cN-
ported from Mexico brought about
the forcgoinr denial from the sccre-
urv Of the treasury, VINO asserted
that tho present scarcity ~ silver
coin WIS due to local speeulators,
who cupidity had been aroused hy
urcss reports.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
First Inning

CHiCAGo-J Collins opened hos-
tlitics by popping a high nv In back
Of second that Rath captured. Houah
came in fast andfFot Ed Collins low
n.y. Weaver nailed the first bail and
drove Il 10 left. hut II hit a fcw feat
foul Iacksru sent an easy pop up
70 Grch, no Runs. ONE HIT. NO
ERROnS
CfNcTNNATI--Wath holeted 10 Ris-
berg on the third ball pitched. II
was an easy out. pAubert bounded
the fiFst bali pitched 10 Kerr whp
tossed him out at nrst Croh doubled
to eight center. u was a liner thkt
landed between Feisch and John Coi-
latter Housh sInf1ed 20 RisberR hut
Groh was caught by overruninn third.
Esperg 20 Weaver. nousck'c hit
was over toward the second sack. NO
RUNS. TWO HITS. NO ERRORS.
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FARGO. s. %, oct T. President
d. i. lluEnu aud Cashier T.. T.. Sher-
man or the S,nndinaN ian American
Hluk. clos ID last week ON orders of
the state hunk commission. waived
preliminary cNHminatiun and were
bound over To- the district court Eucn
uruishnl $4,000 huu.
A. ~ Hhlliorson, receiver Of ihr
b1uk. Alleged That tho Officers CN-
hihitod go hm 70 thlso statement uH
tu thp h1Iks condition when "a"
mude rcsumr examination Du Sep
temhrr last
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
CONGRESS ASKED
TO END LYNCHlNGS
Equal Rights Ia -u,. I''o'c,ias Against
Mob Activities.
~ zee sssoei.tsn sssss

BbN10N. Oct The Nationat
Equal Rights league which IN under
negro leadership. with headquarters
here. tclographed the chairman Of the
judiciary COMMITTEES OF congress to-
day saving that the triple lynching
at Llncolnton. Ca, makes two triple.
one near double and one single lynch
iur In eight days
The telegram urges that this con-
stlnt mob numbering inposes duty
ON the committee "of formulating
legislation giving the federal govern
mont original Jurisdiction over lyncb-
ing"
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ALLIES TO DEMAND
HUN OFFICIALS
I'urmtr Laisgr Not on Iist--Miil tgr
Dealt win Separately.

FNNIS. oct Tho rrWsp1pO|
announce that the list Of German uf-
rcinlS and other persons to hc de-.
liNorod 10 the allies Tor trial now aru
virtually ready for submission 10 Ger
many.
Tho newspapers point out that the
lists do not contain the name Of tn"
former emperor of Germany who f
to hC dealt with separately.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
HONOR FOR SIMS,
BENSON AND MAYO
WIN Ne Given Pcimaucm Rank Of
Vice admiral.
~ rsU ssaociArrn rhtsa
~ AsIIINGTlN Nni IL

WNNTTTNWTVNl VNT- u" TFTUTN7
nent rank Of vice admiral Tor Rear
Admirals Sims. Benson and Mayo -
proposed in a compromise hill order
ed fayorablN reported by the senate
ravh committee.
President Wilson hnd recommend
ed the rank OF fun admiral FOR Sims
aud Hcuson'aud this was provided Tor
in the measure as % passed the h0use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
SUBMARINE RAMS STEAMER.

NEW NIEk UOI q pnIUk no
lion on part uf the crew iu closing
water tight collision hullghr1ds' nf
the steamer Lexington last night pre-
vented e possible loss of llfe when
the craft was rammed hF the United
States submarine O-1 in the trrachUr-
GUS waters of the Hoi Gate chuunsl
ln the upper lsasi river.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
TROOPS CONTROL
STEEL TOWNS
9uict Hoigns In Shicago Industrial
District.

CHICAGO. oct With federal
troops IN Gary Indiana martial law
enforced by Indian, militia In lndi-
ana Harbnr. aud East chicago, an
Illinois local authorities reinforced
and alert AZ South chicago ana Wan
kcgan. quiet rcgin"d iodaN in the
Chicago district 81 the steel ,triL'.
The usual claims and counter
claims as 90 the return Of strikcts TO
thu pants were iu evidence. tne most
aigni1cant being an announce men,
from the Illinois Steel cuaipHuN
sources at South Chicago ,hi; Tor the
first time nee Septrmbeg some
skilled workers had returned 10 Their
jobs. 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
TOWN TO REGULATE
AIR TRAFFIC OVER CITY

1il NtlSTbWN, o. brt. NJ lhc
request OF tho Youngstown Aviation
club the city council has ordered the
solicitor fp prepare au ordinance res-
ulatius aif traffic over the city,
The avlation club asks thar all dying
~ lrs- than i,50O feet be prohibited
and that stunt living be required 10
stay az 5000 feet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
GRAND JURY CALLS
MRS. WANAMAKER
She and Maid Tc-dfy In Bomb
tnsr

NEW Atltk. oct Mrs Rod
man Wauamaker and Mary pBfieu,
her maid were Summoned to-day hc-
fore the grand jury Go tcrufY foe the
case OF Ernest kurth, accused ar
sending bomb through the mails 90
thV Manumaker home in Tuxedo
rark kurth who the police say, au-
mlts having sent the bomb, is quoted
ns saying that 30 wa meant for the
maid whom he hlnmes FOR his dis
iuiSsal as hutler from the NauamaNet
household.
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summary; Two base hits. Groh.
Duncan. Ruciher. Weaver t2). Felsch.
Three base hits, Ncale. Stolen bases.
Daubert, Itath. schnik. l.iebold. sac
rifice hits. Kerr Dauhcft Sacrifice
n.y. y. Collins Double plays, Rousch
to Groh. jackson 90 SchRlk. Risberg
to y. Collins to Gandil: Groh TO Rath.
kopf TO Rath. Lett on bases. Gin
cinnnti. a. Chicago. 4. Base on balls
on Kerr Okopf and Croh). on
Ruether tSchnlk. -; Risbergl OF
Ring jackson. Gandil. i.ieboldl
Hits or Ruether q In 3 innings. mono
oni In siit IN; OF Ring I In , innings
llu hy pitcher bN Kerr. ! tRuushl
struck out by Kerr CGrch Ring);
hy Rims (Schalk. Felsch). Losing
pitcher RING vmpires; Evans be-
hind plate, Qulgley at first; Naiiin At
second. Rigler ~ third Time, e:06.
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WILSON CONTINUES
TO IMPROVE
lie T. Eating and STEPPING We'll.
Iiuilctin SaNs.

WASHINGTON. oct. 7-aprcsidcn-
Wilson continues 10 improve and h"
is eating and sleeping we'll, said %
bulletin issued 81 1925 a. M. toda'
lbs Rear Admiral Gi"iysnn tho pres
h'nIs physician. Rear Admiral slut,
head ~ the naval medical school
here, and tn sterling Euiin ut the
ritN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
FOREST FIRE PATROL
PLANE FALLS; ONE DEAD

MEbFpiib. ore oct f,-- FoteHt
FIRE patrol airpinne frll near Gold
Ray shortly before noeu ana one man
was KILLED and the other seriously in
iurcd The engine stopped. according
10 observers ana while circing for a
landing the plane suddenly went into
tail spin. crashing TO earth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
Pitisburg I'iams Ilcopcn.

PITTSBtliG. Pa. Oct. IA nuns
Der nf steel plants In the rittsburg
district which were forced 60 shut
down two weeks ago, when the strike
lof steel was initiated were Operatives
ngain today, according TO reports
from company sources. some of IN"
mills are operating iuN time, lNr
domunnles snv. while others had bccu
down" started working In part
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
Second Inning

CHICAGO--Felsch sent a long hy
almost 20 the bieachers. but Neaie
got under and captured u. Gandii
took Gandil's bounce and tossed 20
Daubert for the putout. Rlnberg
holsfed a high one 10 Neaie. NO
RUNS. No hits NO ERRORS
CtNCISNATi---Dun was safe
wien Risberg fumbicd his easy
grounder Kerr became unsteady
and walked Kopf Neaie forced Dun
can AZ thitd. Kerr 10 Weaver. Nrale
attempted to Nscrihce but Kerr made
a quick throw TO third. Raridcn
forced Ncale. y Collins to RisberE.
Kopf taking third Rlahcrg ciaiined
that Neale inierfered with him but
bounced one 10 Kerr who threw 70
iirst Tor the putout 80 RUNS. No
HITS. 40 ERRORS.
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MOTHER TAKES son IN
AiiirI4NNE FROM TExts
To NEw YORK SCHOOL

MINEofA. y. ". Oct. 7.---Mrs.
Seymour ~ J. Cox and her son.
seymour. lr.. aged Il, and Aviator
Block arrived here from Bins-
hampton. y. v, by airplnne today,
completing an aerial trip from
Houston. Texas The nuy n 10 at
tend school at Highland on the
Hudson.
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is.o0o nOIsaEvIK rNKEN.

LNNDUN, Ocf. l.--Thr capture %
i5, 000 nolshcviAi durinE operations
around Noronexh hy GENERAL DENT
kino'n troops is claimed in COM
muniqu4 received by wireless from
he general headquarters today
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HEt.SINGFOttS. oct. Ten per
sons were Killed ana 2s others serl-
uusly wounded by the throwing Of "a
bomb into funeral procession in
Moscow recently according TO adNicrs
from that CITY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
COnI-rN1 TnNnE CrNTEn,

BERLIN. oct l~-fuhlenx VIII he
the headquarters of an operations Tor
the resumption of trade relations be-
tween Germany aad the United
states sfter the peace treats becomes
effective. the Tascbiatt says Il - In
formed, -
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SYDNEY. y. , ". oct. NlL 70
Deakin. former premier u Australia.
died today.
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ROME. oct "a royal decree has
been issued wtitying the peace
treaties.
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ITALY RATIFIES
PEACE TREATIES
King signs DEGREES Affecting Germany
aud Austria.

manuel uf ltaly signed royal decree
ratifyirg the German and Austria
treaties yesterday, according 10 a
Milan dispatch 10 the Eclair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
Third Inning

Reuther failed TO get th-
hail over the plate and walked scnalk.
Kerr sacrificed, croh 10 Rath. Schalk
going TO second. II was a weu laid
bunt. j, Collins sent high ny 70
Roush in short left center. Duncan
made great running catch and cHp-
nred E. Collins iiner In left center.
80 RUNS. 40 HITS. No ERRORS.
CINcINNATI--R proved easy
E.;iie Collins taking his grounded
ana tossing IL 10 Gandli. Daabert
singled 10 right II WIS q clean
drive right over Ed Collins head.
Groh struck out. The third strike
WIS called on him. Daubert stole see
ond He slipped on the bag after
reaching H. but scrambled back be-
fore ". Collins could tag him. Roush
was hit by one of kerr's fast ones
but he trotted TO first Duncan dous
bled TO right center. bringing In pau-
bert and uoush n was a mighty
waliop Fciach ran way hack AMI
caught Koprs long iy TWO RUNs
TWO HITS. NO EHRORS.