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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
ENJO|Ns TOLEDO AGAINST
CAR SYSTEM PURCHASE
Federal Court Prevents City From
Issuing Bonds to Provide for
Municipal Ownership.

TOLEDO. OHIO. july 2i.-Therc
viii be no appeal from the order Of
Judge John M.kill;;s In United States
District Court here today in which
the city IL cnjoincd from submitting;
II street car municipal ownership or
dinance to the people on August 10.
The county prosecutor represent inl,
the board uf elections npuius, watch
the injunction was directed. sa:u to-
day that the Federal Court Of Appeals
Is not now In session and the timt
before the date set for the election Is
too short for further court proceed
ure. II was proposed by the city TO
submit two ordinances providing for
bond !bsues OF si.pDO.QG0 and 5000.
900 respectively for acquiring and
operating u transportation system.
1t developed during the hearin.
that the 100000 intended for the
purpose OF operation would purchas.
but 300 motor buses and thirty
miles Of single trackagc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
|EC0ND HOTTEST DAY
OF SEASON IN CITY
richmond swcltt$s In Wave That
Sends Mercury Up to 03 IL
Degrees.

with temperature OF 90 l-2 de-
rees In tho shade Richmond saw
s second hottest day OF the year
yesterday. Edward a. Evans. Of the
nitcd States Weather Bureau. an
|ounccd. June IL has the record for
|120. with - degrees temperature.
he hottest day on record Is that OF
July. Z. 1911. when Richmond saw the
ic-cury mount to 100 degrees. The
ormal temperature for n July day
L only 50. Mr.. Evans explained.
Prospects for II slight diminishing
IL the heat wave is forecasted for
ithcr today or tomorrow. The
orthcrn part OF Virginia will have
Iuch cooler weather today. Mr..
vans said. and he hopes tho cool
rave Will reach Richmond today.
Though II IL sure to arrive by to-
borrow.
NO damage was done by the wind
nj lightning storm that passed over
Richmond last nigh; about o'clock.
kept the blowing down Of large
rec n1;r the Wcstmoreland Club, at
iath and Grace Streets. The gen
raj humidity WAS legsened some
That and general lowering OF the
temperature resulted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
ARKANSAS MINE STRIKE
SETTLED BY COMPROMISE
'earc IL Restored In Spudrn and
Hartman COnI
Fields.

TT. SMITH. ARK, July 24.-The
strike Of miners In the Spadra and
Hartman coal fields, settled in In
ulanhpolis today b. compromise. be-
gan three weeks ago when the
operators failed u comply with de-
!hahds Tor the reinstatement oi
prices In effect in 1917 for certain
mine supplies.
The miners claimed an oral agree.
'hent was made at that time and
since has not been changed. The
operators denied that such an agree.
inent was made.
the operators appealed to the in.
ternationai executive board Of the
'hine"oTkcrs' organization after John
Williamson. district president, had
refused 20 order the men back 10
WORK unless tho prices in cTcc,
ihree years ago were restored.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
ENGLISH WOMEN AND GIRLS
HAVE GONE "BETTING MAD"
Even the Cooks, Gorbiimcy. Are
More Concerned Over Odds and
ENcns Than ovens These Days.

To Nhs'tIh!"I I7I'1F-I
LONDON. July 24.-Some or the
London newspapers lament that Eng
fish women and girls have gone bet
Ting mad and that IL IS common
thing for girls In Offices, on the
ttagc. married women and even school
b.!.s 70 lay wugcrs varying from
six pence to 4 pound.
VII? shouldn't We gamble" one
pretty Office girl asked. Now the
war is over. we must have some
harmless excitement. mustn't we?
some Of us bet on TEAMS and golf.
on engagements 20 marry, and even
on what word people VIII open CON
Tcfsation VITA"
y business man complained his Of
flee girls Chatter more about their
bets than their work. and another
declared his cook seemed more con-
ccrncd about odds and cNens than
ovens"
she has even melted my wife 10
making bets" he added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
U. S. MUST EXTEND HELP
IN GREAT EUROPEAN CRISIS
Members of Ithlnclnnd Comnii"slon
Claim Self Preservation VIII
Compel Action.
Iny Associatel Prcss.l

NEW YORK. July 2i.-Sje!f inter
est requires That the United States
should help out In the great crisis
OF Europe. according 10 pierrcpont
T. NoyeY, who. with Archbishop Ed
ward j. Hanna, OF San Francisco. and
Wallace Day. all-hmcrlcan members
OF the Inter Allied Hhincland Com
mission. arrived here today on the
Baltic. Mr.. Noycs IL going directly
TO Washington TO report on his work
on the Rhincland commission.
Conditions in Europe are very bad,
he said. The only one OF the war
countries that is getting on is Bel
gium," he added. "Therc they have
buchled down to repair the ravages
OF ;hc invasion. France Is maxim :;
no progress. The French policy now
IS purely inilitar!stic. not through any
Inherent love Of mi.!tarlsm. hut
through fear OF Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
PERU DENIES CHARGE OF
CHILE 1T Is MODELLING
Chancellor Purrns Declares Not One
Soldier Moved Following
1.u Pax Revolt.
lny Nssoclatcn rres. J

LIMA. PERU. July 2I.-Sweeping
dcnia! OF Chilean allegations with
reference to Peruvian mobilization
was made in an Official statement is
sued today by Chancellor IorraS for
circulation throughout legations
abroad.
The statement said in part: In
Peru not a single soldier moved and
not a military measure was taken fol-
lowing the La PaZ occurrences. Both
the government and the people re-
manned absolutely quiet in the pres
ence OF such events. and the presence
o! threatening steps taken by the
Chilean government. all this owing
TO the fact that We know settlement
of our international affairs does not
depend on action or force, hut on
the dictates Of right and Justice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
NEW ORLEANS CAR MEN
RETURN TO WORK TODAY
Normal Service VIII lie Restored
feh"ints Investigation of Wage
schedule by Comm issiop

III
NJ" ORLEANS, July 2i.-For the
hrst time In more than three weeks
preparations were being made to-
night for practically normal street
car service mere tomorrow. the result
OF decision by striking union car men
10 return 20 work pending invcstiga-
ZION or their wage and other demands
%! 4 specially appointed commission
OF three men. representing union
.anoT: me munIcipa! government and
the Federal government.
The men wlll return 20 work tomor-
row at the same wages they received
"nen the strike Went into effect
me Federal receiver for the trac-
ton company announces that even
small wage increase could not be
granted without advancing the car
fare past the present rate OF cents
The New Orleans Halfway and L.ghi
Company is "A subsidiary OF the Amer
lean Cities Corporation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
lGCT HUXLEY PRESIDENT
Of BIG CHURCH CONGRESS-
uchm""d Minister Head. Christian
Denomination body In Scssion
Mt Lynrhhurg.

LlNCHBCiii. VA, July 24-The
onHrcss OF the Christian churches of
ne Chesapeake area Virginia, Mary
and. Delaware and D!str!c, OF CO.
umbia-now in it's third year a,
-yhchhurg College here, viii! be con-
'Hued as an annual event. and with
VII! be the summer training school
|'t methods.
The election OF officers for the com
nE year resulted as follows: Presi-
lent, Rev. j. u, Hunley. Richmond;
vice president. DR.. Il. II, L!nv!lie.
baltimore, and secretary. Rev. ". NJ.
NoEment. iIagerstown. Nd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
lEAVY WIND STORM HITS
NEW YORK AND VICINITY
always Flooded, Trolley Tracks
"nnhrd Away and Many Rc.i-
dcnccS Inundated
Ne A.aocintcd I.rn.a

NEW YORK, July 2i.-Thousands
'f dollars worth of property was
amaged in NeY York and vicinity
arly today when one OF the wors;
'ind. rain and electrical storms In
ears swept across tn. district. SUD
'a.ys were flooded. trolley rails in
nourban d!stric; were washed away,
GLARS OF many residences and pub
&c buildings Inundated. and scores Of
ardcns were ruined by the rushing
,aters.
lightning struck in many places.
auSinS heavy fire damages More
nan IL scorn OF dwellings, within IN.
TORN area We're hit by the bolts ana
eVerai factory buildings were part
- destroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
ATLANTIC COAST LINE PAYS
S237,300 FRANCHISE TAX
settles With Alabama state and
County Authorities After
Long Legal Fight.

MONTGOMERY, AIN. July "a
Litigation which has extended over n
period OF nearly five years. involving
three hearings In the state Sunren.
court ana one in the Supreme Court
"i me United States. was ended here
,oday' "hen the Atlantic Coast Line
HasIrohd paid into the State treaanry
$4,000 representing the domestic
corporation franchise tax. which 1t
was held was due the Comm onyveal,h.
and the sum Of $4,000 into the treas
ury Of Montgomery COUNTY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
WILL RELEASE THREE MEN
HELD FOR ENRIGHT MURDER
Of states Star Wit
nrsses 10 Hiring About Hut to
Chicago TrInI

tIIICAGO. July 2I.-Bccause OF no
disappearance OF the States two star
witnesses Il Was reported tonirh,
hat big Tim" Murphy, V!ncenzo
;osmano and Michael Carrozzo. held
N connection with the Staying OF
Maurice cMoss'D Enright. labor
cader. would be released.
July 30 was set for the trial OF The
:hree. The State will ask to have tn.
charges stricken OF with leave to
rcins,a,c. 1t was said. Efforts OF the
states attorneys Office to find Tory
Cifaldo and Thomas Fusco. who dis
appeared after their release on writs
Of habcas corpus some tim. ago. hnvr
been fru!tless. The States case wNS
said 10 res: largely on their adm!s-
SiOnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
ORDERS MEXICAN MILITARY
FORCES TO AVOID ABUSES
iiuerta Government Calls on Soidicry
TO Execute Rulings OF Civil
AuthO ri les.

MEXICO CITY. July 23.--Or6crs
have been ISSUED 10 General Gauda-
lupe Sanchez, chief OF operations In
the Vera Cruz district giving in
E,ructions that the military forces
limit themselves 10 executing the
rulings Of the civil authorities and
avoid abuses. says government
Press bulletin tonight.
General Arnulio r. Gomez. ch!ct
o. operations In Tamaulipas. has re-
ported the routing of the rebel leade G
Manuel Larriga. near San Jose Del
rinto.
The bulletin announces that tho
strikes in Tampico and other parts
OF the country have been settled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
EDITOR GETS TODAY TERM,
BUT SENTENCE SUSPENDED
New Haven Newspaper Mnn Declared
by Judge Guilty of Com
tempt of Court.
thy Annotated Pre..l

NEW HAVEN. CONN. July "a
Arthur j. Sloan. managing editor Of
the New Haven Journal-Cou to-
dag was sentenced 10 jail for ten days
and execution OF the sentence sus-
pended. By Judge Martin. OF Orange.
for alleged contempt Of court.
Comment on four days OF last week
in reports OF trials OF liquor raids
cases at Seven Rock. shore resort,
was deemed by Judge Martin 10 re-
ncct upon the court Mr.. sloan, in
hearing lasting two days this week.
denied there was contempt, assuming
fun responsibility for news matter in
the paper, and testify!ng that the
object OF tn. comment was 10 point
out the unrc!iaD!lity OF testimony OF
witnesses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
NV unIner.aI serxIcc.l }

PRAGUE, July GA "revolu-
tiOno broke out In the LnurcnIi-
brhE convent MT Prague amOng tho
nuns OF the Order OF Sisters of
Charity.
The nuns held sOmcNhnt ca
cited meeting In the prcsbytery.
md sent note To tho Archbishop
OF Prague asking that the statutes
OF their order be altered within ~
period Of six weeks. They de-
mnnded the removal of various
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Bishop Pays 100000 for Rare Books
Chronicling Reign Of Louis Tvs Queen

cruStcd In gold ON the covers.
Nr. bishop also bought u unique
collection OF original drawings by
M"is>rnn and Cochin. of the same
period. Etchin;:S of the works Of
these two artists. the most famous
illustrators Of the day, are the
priced possessions OF connoisScurs.
hut the originals had been lost for
more than u century.
References Ia them arc found
in bibIior raphir notes. hut not
until nn inventory WIS made ~
the Count tic Erurn's library did
the originals come TO light. They
had been tied In u package and
buried beneath II pilc or papers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Harding Tackle. Colonel nogey.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. July 24.-War-
rem G. Harding. the Republican presi-
Dental nominee. accompanied by
Mrs. Harding and n party OF friends.
motored down from Marion late this
afternoon. and Mr.. Harding stretched
his limbs on the Scioto Country Club
,vHf course. He played golf until
dark. and then dIncd at the club.
With Senator Harding was Mr. and
Mrs. i. l.. Scobey. of San Antonio.
Tex. whom no accompanied to the
railroad station here. and DR.. and
H9s. G. r. Sawyer. of Marion.
They motored back to, Marion late
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
MYSTERIOUS AlRPLANES
BOMB BRITISH TROOPS
Machines Carrying British Coiorx
Manned by Sim Fcincrs I'm
british Uniforms.

LONDON, July 24.ZBombs from
several mysterious airplanes were
hailed upon British troops encamped
on the west coast of Ireland in the
last few days, according TO news just
received here. The theory is that
the planes came from England. but
they We're manned by Sim Feiners
wearing English uniforms, il is said
The planes carried British army
colors
The news created CONSERVATION in
government quarters An embargo
was Immediately ordered on the sale
OF all airplanes to Ireland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
REVISE CENSUS FIGURES
New Count Gives Population OF Sn
vnnnnii, Ga. NIX More Thnn
S.kn1n

WASHINGTON. July 24-Censns
Figures announced today: Savannah,
Ga. revised figures), S3.252: increase
1888 or ESQ per cent. previously
ANNOUNCED as S2.G67.)
Keenc. y. H.. 1920: Increase. 1.142
or ll3 per cent.
Kingston, y. Y. (revised ngurcs)
2s;6sS;; increase $50 or 80 per cent.
Boone, Iowa. 12.451: increase 2.103
or 20.3 per cent.
CuyahOga Falls. Iowa. 10000; in
crease. 6,lS0 or 1897 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Dy univcrsnl scrvIccD

PARIS. July 2t.-Cort an 4
Bishop, OF New York, Whose col
lection OF rare boolts OF the seven
trcnth ana eighteenth centuries,
the finest in the world, has Just
spent sIOO.nDo In completing his
collection with few specimens
from the library of the late Count
de- Ifcnrn
The books nrc interesting rhlct-
~ rs documents Of the time. bcin:
chronicles OF tho rrsgn of Maria
i.crinykn, wife of Louis Nv. They
are cNTuisItcIy bound mud cnI :
bos>cJ. niUt the cont OF arms of
'olnnd and the bourbon lilies en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
COUNTY JAIL is AWAITING
JACK JOHNSONS ARRIVAL
Negro PuSiiist VIII Not lie Allowed
Freedom on BAIL. Says
District Attorney.

tEy Associated rrcsS
CHICAGO. July 24.-Jack Johnson.
former worlds heavyweight cham
pion. will be refused bail and sent
TO the count: jail when he arrives
in Chicago tomorrow in custody OF
United States marshal from Los
Angeles. District Attorney C!yne an
nouuced today.
Johnson He'd from Chicago several
years aso, forfeitinS Sl5.Qvy bail fol-
lowing his sentence to the I.eavcn
worth renitcn,iary for violation OF
the Mann Act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Nuns in Convent at Prague Form
Soviet to Secure Their Demands

lady superinrs. better food, more
freedom aud pcrniIssiun to go for
srR1ks outside the convent.
The sisters threatened. In cnsc
their demnbGs should NOT he full
hI!rd within six weeks, to call N
public meeting In tho convent yar-
ucn anu to disruss their demands
before the general public.
hrnnwhilr, the nuns have elect
fu nuns council, which IN en-
powered Ia curry on the nccr,-
nary negotiations with the arch
biHhop and the Indy superiors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Half stock. Half Cash. p,ytdc,,x

tors OF the Pure OIL Company. form
eriy the Ohio Cities Gas Company. al
meeting here today voted 10 nav
future dividends. half cash and half
common stock AT par. They asserted
this would provide dividend equal
TO II per cent instead of the prescu:
rate OF Ii por cent providing the
STOCK continues al or near nresen;
quotations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
GERMANS ORGANIZE TO
GIVE AID TO INDUSTRIES
Relchsbnnk Closely Identified With
New Organization Capitalized
mt 1OO,OOD,OOO iinrks.

berlin. July 2i.--Eor the purpose
Of aiding Industries in distress, not
ably those in the textile branches.
a German economic corporation, has
been organized with u capital of
l0O,0o0,o00 marks. The Reichsbank
is closely identified with the new
venture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
INDORSE NEW BOAT LINE
August Meeting Will be n Picnic n
GcorEebliilt. the Home of George

Members OF the United Commcrc,al
Travellers, In monthly session at
pythian Castle last night indorsrd
the Richmoni-Ncw York Boa: line
by rnanim Gus vote.
Tho August meeting OF the travel
ers will be held Mt Georgebuilt ON
the James River. The meeting Will
be In the shape of picnic George
built is the home Of George T. Nell
son. =
AT tho September meeting Of the
Organization plans are being made
to entertain Pho srana G9uncelor OF
the sssoctauon@ Albert sripplett, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
|lULY SHOWS SMALL.
FREIGHT TRAFFIC GAIN
Figures for First Two Weeks IndI-
rnte Upward Trend In
hallway Busincsx.

=
WASHINGTON, July 2i.-An in
crease of about per cen, in freight
|traiiic on the railroads OF the coun
try during the first two weeks O.!
July as compared with the Fame
period in 1919 was reported today
by the commission on car service OF
the American Railway Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
rhicf Get. rohncco and Cash.

The store owned by ii. Sherman. at
1880 Ashland Avenue. was entered
by means of q duplicate pass key or
Lock picking Friday night and eight
boxes o: cigars. valued at $50: two
BOXES o; tobacco. valued at SIC. and
Tho police are looking for the bur
~ lar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
COOLIDGE PREPARES SPEECH
Governor Seeks Sc
clusion To Put Finishing Touchc.
NrpenfnnCc ldHrr..

BOSTON, July Ex-Governor Cool
idGe was in scclusion today at n near
by country club putting the finishing
touches on his speech OF acceptance
70 be delivered at northampton Tues
day. when he is formally notified n,
his nomination as the Republican,
candidate for vice president
The Governor arrived here this
morning from his old home. at Ply-
imouth, VI, and planned to leave for
Northampton Monday. His secretary
declined to say just where the Gov.
'erno- was today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

as ";he red prince" because OF his
democratic proclivities. has just oc-
Cured.
Deceased earned his appellat!on by
the determined stand he made against
all reactionary legislation. especially
the anti-Socialist law Of tho 'eigh-
ties for which he was threatened
with disciplinary military punish
.ncnt
First :, member of the Gonserva-
tive party. the prince. nevertheless
often gave his vote TO progressive
and socialist!c measures. and no
joined the newly formed Democratic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Hotel
Breton Hall

Broadway, S5th to S6th st.
Subway Stntion at s6th Street Corner.
NEW YORK.
inrEsst md Most Attractive Midtown
Hotel. Convenient to All Shops
and Theutcrs-
Al: tho Comforts and Advantages OF tho
Best New York City Hotels ut
Attractive Rates.
TRANSIENT RATES FOR EITHER ONY
oR TWO PERSONS. i.a--
Room with Private Bath. 81. S5. 50 turin
summer months. Palor. bedrooms and
Bath. SO day up.
RESTAURANT OF HIGHEST STANDARD
Al ATTRACTIVE PRICES
AIRS. Ii. w. wekthrook. Prop.
Phone 80 49,
Your Patronage Solicited. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
LIFE COMPANIES ENJOYED
RECORD 1919 BUSINESS
Wrote Nearly Nine Billion Dollars In
New Risks, n Gain OF 10 Per

tBy Associated prcss.l

tBy Associated Prcss.1
NEW YORK, July 24.-Life in
surance companies throughout the
country wrote new policies amount
Ing to 100000 during 1919. ac-
cording TO figures made public to-
day This shows gain of s2.S7S-
100000 over the year 1918. repre-
senting a percentage gain of 40 per
cent, the report said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Gcncrni booth Leave. for Home

NEW YORK. July 2+.-Geueral
Bramwell Booth. head OF the Saliva
ton Armr. sailed today for his home
in London after a five months tour
OF Australia, New Zealand and CAM
ada. He Will return in October for
a survey OF conditions In this coun-
try. ne said. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
THIRTEEN


OF II general strike OF tho broad silk
day. July -. The strike Is in oplsd3
sitton to q general reductionlsih :
wages, while costs OF living Con-
tinue TO maintain present levels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

League soon after the revolution in
lelS. The prince was also well
known for his phiianthrop!c ana
charitable works.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
HEINRICH, "RED PRINCE" OF
GERMANY PASSES AWAY
Opposed All kcactionnry Legislation
and Was Threatened With Mill
tary Punishment by Junkcrs.

Ii5y NNSOClEt"U Pr"sl.T
BERLIN. July 2i.-Thc death OF
Prince Heinrich zu Schoenaich- Caro-
!ath. known in former court circles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
silk Worker. WIN s,-,,..

PETERSON. y. j.. July 2i-Cnltcd
Textile Workers and Arualganatcd
SILK Workers tonight voted in favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
BuIlStGad' S|NOrInSvIuD

Ito children mn anReI n mercy" Whrrs
II NEVER fhIiSS. One bottio deHtrUved ~
wornis stood tho teat for sixty vcnrs. Sold
Est &. a. Eoorhecs- NJ. D.. PhiladelphlS-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-25
GALL IS ISSUED
FOR DEMOCRATIC
STATE MEET INC

Especial Correspondence TO The journal. J
Santa Fe. July 34.-Chairman Sc.
lignan has issued the call for the
democratic state convention, which
will be held at Las Vegas. August
%. There will be 44S delegates
The call follows:
"A State democratic convention is
hereby called to be held in the
opera house in the city of Las We
gas, n. NJ, on the cath day OF Al
gust, 1920, at o'clock in the af-
ternoon OF said day for the purpose
OF placing in nomination candidates
for the following offices:
Three candidates for presidential
electors
One candidate for representative
in the sixty-seventh congress of the
United States and candidates for
the following state offices:
Governor.
Justice of supreme court;
Commissioner of public lands:
Member of state corporation
commission;
Secretary of state;
State treasurer;
State auditor:
Attorney general;
Superintendent of public instruc-
ton;
Lieutenant governor.
The chairman Of each county CEN
trail committee of each county in
the state is hereby authorized and
requested to promptly call a coun-
~ convention or arrange for a pri'
mary election in his county, for the
purpose of selecting delegates TO
the state convention in which the
representation of the several coun-
ties will be as follows: