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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
Refuses Inheritance Of
S3,OOO,OOO From Father
Buzzard's Bay Young g Man
Takes Eccentric Course.
Had Acquired Idea

N"w York. Dec. ! Henry u Tudor
,i.,u;t..,u.. trustee of IN" $l.-"u,h 900 fS-
tate winch Charles Garland. "t Ruz-
2ard'S lay. Mass, recently refused L"
a,...rrr a. a hrJurSi from his father, de-
.rl,rrd ird:,. IN i statement thhl hr
tfnurht lhr' young ';HrEtrd acquired
his idraS rr.u~dluc !nh"r',nr"%' from as
,,,...;, :.ns formed in Gr""nwi"h Village.
\r,N Nnr','~ "Enhrm"tn quarter. wh"r"
H.. i:,s~.al 'rlir mnnti'F '"W N".sr$ aE"
MIR Tu.nr. VII" Is president or IN"
,',miurnw ..ll;n C"rr"rati"n. ana 4 d'%-
:.,t.r rrL.tNr 81 young t'.IrEInh. $hih
,li.r ,hr ,r;Is,,..~ w"r" ""mirlra"s"d' hv
his air:u.ir II refusing l." accept Tia"
nr,p.ril MIR TLd"r "l"riAr"d H. Wa
H. ..;r.rl "a, "t,rI;tbi" organizations
?rd r..pl. d.s:rIuE !" "s'"hI'SN h"S
r,.,.,l, :uH "ri.htut""S wh" ""s.r" :" Oh
;a,n ,.,. r.r.,i,. "r at least ih- Inc"rn"
ir"rr ~.
'.'T -. rru..' are Conv .n''rt. h"W"f". .
,ha, NOT IN IN ne done hut 10 con
,irue rue irL~l A.shir 'nde'inttel sa IL
Nr rufnr Vi" h"pe tunl Garland VIII
, nan." ms "r.uI"u, hur I not. "" WI!
N.,.I the pruI"Ii, To- Ely" - h:S hcirS,
~. ar,. bound hN law I" NAH" no IT her
dI~urs.I If ll" "S1ni"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
Of
Bic ROBBERY

New York. Dec. Joseph GreSario,
@5. ARRESTED last Iight with his brother
Tony, 20. in connection with the holduH
and robbery Of S461.0n0 worth Of bonda
from two brokers messengers. has con-
Tossed that he tipped Off" several con-
tederates who carried out the theft,
Distric. Attorney Lewis Hrock!yn, ahs
nuunced tonight.
The younger brother was employee
as head runner for kean. Taylor 4 Coz
the brokerage firm which was sending
the bonds to a Brooklyn firm IN OK.
change for other securities. JoSeph
confe ssed. the officials said. that Tony,
telephoned him when the messengers
left the office and when they mitnt ~
expected to reach Brooklyn. ~!
Joseph told tho officials he had met
several men in crap games in Brooklyn
who -ShoN q, much interest In him when
they len fned his brother was' ernpfoyO8
in a brokerage house. These men sug.
gested. he. declared. thrt 1t would be
easy for Tony to give the tip" when
there was "a big job on" and this pro
cedt.rc was followed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
More DeniaIS Of the
Shipping Board Graft

New York Dec. l.--Th" Walsh con-
gressIonal committee. inv"stiEattnG af-
fairs Of the United States Shipping
Board. terminated here to-day n thrr"
weeks open session.
The committee will r"sun" its work
after the re-CORvcniNc uf congress. SIT
ting for time III WaShinEtgn. hcf"r"
returning to New York.
Among witnesses trSti'Ying to-day
were John Cranor. former representative
OF the Downcy Shipbulding Corporation
at Washington. and Lester Sislcr. for
mer secretary TO the Shipping Hoard
who were named by Tucker *. Sands n
his testimony as sharing in an alleged
feo of $40, 900 which Sands said was paid
to obtain a shipping board contract.
Both witnesses denied H." charges.
and asserted they were unabio to say
what motive inspired Sands TO max"
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
EX-CRUC|BLE STEEL OFFICIALS
INDICTED FOR MILLIONS FRAUD

PITTSBURGH. Dec. l. - indictments
charging conspiracy to dcfraud the gov
rrmn"nl OUT nt income and excess prof =
its laNrS wore returned Ivy federal
grand Jury hcrr today against Herbert
Dupuy ana George \. Turville, former
officials &c the Cruciblr Steel Company
OF America.
The nl.ctn"uts charge that IN" de-
frndanrs rlade falls" returns on income
and profits Government representa-
lives claim that the loss IN taxes Will
amount - several millions OF dollars.
The iIdietHlerets- snt forth that on or
abnut August 2it"fgI1, the total value nf
the assets ur tho trucihlI and affiliated
,unll.Inics SrIhicct I" tax WAS given ~
50. l0h. .Uy.nT when IN reality II was
more than $ln.uuu.UQu. II was further
Clalmrd that on til" sam" date in 1915. n
return ut Sl\ gus 2:5.1< WAS ma dc. whcn
in r..ality. il was NOR" than SCI. 900. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

Special Dispatch to Tntclligen"er.
Cincinnati. o.. Dee. IA turn
for the better in the condition OF
Mayor O. w. Porter. Of William
son. w Va. was noted today.
and Dr Max DryfOos. who mas
his cas-" at tho jewish hospital.
predicts :, complete recovery
within couple nc weeks His
condition ;h"n Will be such that
ne will hr able Ia go t. his home.
II is said. While Mayor Porter
II ,ying III here. his home town -
under martial law with Col. Her
man Hall. commanding Federal
troops. doing duty in tn" coal
strike zonr Mayor Porter came
70 Cincinnati sunday for a surSi-
cal operation. hut u DEVELOPED
that this WAS not necessary at.
this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
EX-SE NATOR YORK NAMED MAYOR
OF D|SORDER-RACKED WILLIAMSON

Peters ia III in q Cincinanti hospital aud
following the Instructions OF Colonel
Herman Hall. In command Of the proNiS-
iOnal battalion OF United States tr"nns
IN the strike zone to clean up" Tia" city.
the appointment OF AN active head whN
made necessary.
No disorders OF any natUr" htv" l""'r
reported to military hcadqnart"r" /, 20
during the past - hours. Colonel lIHh
said this evening.
Deputy Sheriff Dond.
The report of the death "f William
Francis. deputy sheriff at n W"Irh. w.
Va. hospital. remained undiSruird ~
h,aduuartn here. Francis WAS shot ~
RaranShrr. Ky. in attempting /" rnah"
an arrest. Everett DotSon. a deputy
sheriff in Francis company. rer"lN"d q
huckShot in tho eye. according to W. y.
Wilson. superintendent Of IN" Nuirhn
Colli"ry. near Raranshe". Nathan R"E"F~.
sought by authorities in connection with
IN" shooting. was Srtll At large to-day.
IT was reported. POSSES with hi""d-
hounds. arr said t. b. on his trail.
Lumber for flooring tents III tn" ""i"-
mics of striking miners At Nn.Hn anu it
Sprigg arrived day. according - "'1 =
ci;,ls nf the United Mine Workers hero.
Tho flooring was installed i'nm"dih'"lN.
making more bcarIbl" conditions III l"r
tent colonies, especially IN N:"~ Of an
almost continuous rain that has fallen
for the past two days.
Exodus Of Undesira bles.
Many undcs!rablrs. h"ih m."n H'1
women. wCr" making 'h"Ir '\"dn- from
Williamson to-day. upon l'"'"Ii'. Ia, =
INSTRUCTIONS that the city. must "'
"C,panrd up"
There were no wri:"in instructions ="
,hp CITY commission h1' t'nlnu"l HIil
has said N" city government must Fun'-
ton ahd function ~ once. Repr"S"ntH-
tivrS mt the ruloN"'. - frrWa! ""rirr-
rnccs with city officials. d:~,."~'. ',,.
lnI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
roR AMERIcAN1ZED GOLF.

cleveland. q. D,'r. l.-Thc, directors
nr IN. Western Golf Association recon-
mcndrd tn" adoption oC now constitu-
, uu looking toward an American orRanl-
zat;un. and IN promot" ihr pest Interests
mr ,hr c,an. for Americans. believing
,r,- changes in tn" rules Of golf may ne
advisable from time to time. according
to q statement ISSUED ny Wilbur II.
Brooks. prcsIdcn; Of the association, to-
night.
in response to the popular demand for
:, set Of 'undcrSia ndahlc rules" covering
the playing conditions in this country.
NJ. Brooks said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
SEARCHING FOR GIRL
IN THE HAMON CASE

Ardmore. okla. Dec. 1.-Russen r.
Rr0wn, county attorney. tonight ma &c
public statement relative TO the
search for Clara Smith "f Ringing.
Okla, wanted here IN connection with
the death of Jake l.. Hamon. R"publi-
can national committeeman. H. said
h. had obtained the statement Sunday
from t.. W. Sails. 4 service car driF"T
Of Dallas Texas.
Mr.. Brown declared today that Clara
Smith had gone south when sh" !ctt
Ardmorc He asserted sh" passed
through Dallas and cisco. Texas: in"r%
purchasing n railroad ticket Tor ="
r.,,n Hr had followed her itinerary.
w. aaid but was forced L" return L"
hts nfrir" here because of business at-
fairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
EXPOSE MEXICAN
PLOT On BORDER

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 1.-Whols-
sale raids by the department Of JUS
tice Officials conducted stn1ultens-
ously Monday At various border
points, Including El Paso, Eagle Pass,
Laredo, BrownEvius and this city,
netted \ mass Of documentary svt-
denco Of the formation on this s1ds
Of tho border Of . new Evolutionary
movement against the ooregon gov
eminent in Mexico. According to 4
xtatement made here tonight BY W.
A. Wissmhu, special agent for the
Department Of justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
AID FOR FARMER
NOW IS URGED
GOVERNORS MEETING
DEMANDS LEGISLATION
Action Opposed By Edwards
of New Jersey As Eco
nomically Wrong

Harrisburg, IA. De-. l.--Govrrr"rE
and govcrn"rs-"!rct. representing NOR"
than half the states Of the union voted
during their annual conference here to-
day TO begin an inquiry into what WAS
yariouSly. called IN" "aCutr. alarm
ir" and 'tragir" situation facing farm
,.rs nf tie country. with view TO rec
commanding federal legislation 10 a.
slst them. .,,.
their plan. which was suggested ny
Governor W. l.. Harding ~ Iowa, the
conference appointed committee con
siStinS Of G"Ntruors lthriths, i'Icke'I
of North Carolina, HOl"nmh Of t"nhcc
,jcut. Parker OF Louisiana, and Go"d-
rirh of Indiana. t" make preliminary
survey and rrTurt back hrIOr" IN" CON
,.luSinh Gf IN" E"v"rn' rs c"hi"'"h'' ,
After hat. II j. contemplate" !" H,,."
rhn COMMITTEES To Washington 70 urGr
lagiSl1tiI Y n"luT" 'fIi'r'SS' Wilt" ''''
vcncS this month.
For Refund of Debts
The object Of the stat" executives
wb,rh < sad "a H.. without parable! in
th,. history. Of American EoHcrnm"nt, Is
fUr IN. organization OF governors l"
suggest to Congress and actively adpo-
ratc pasSaE" Of legislation nrcesSar!
In refund tn" debts al farmers VINO d.
ninrh,.d hy falling markets with heavy
srnrEs Of surplus products on hand $"
as 70 give them n year or more III
,yI,irh In rccnur losses and wait for z
STRENGTHENING market. IT Is prop"sfh
to do this through "Nt"nslCn 2r adapla
lion nf the federal reserve SESirm:
4 second proposal also sChcdulch 4"
receive consideration by the committee
,s annthc,. b. Governor Harding tnat
foreign trad" corporation b" formed !"
finance purchases Of American inrI' I
nr0du,,s bv foreign countries unable
IN rn,IrI prcScn; lack of funds. TO come
INTO The American market.
The conferences action was "pp"SrH
nv Governor Edward |. Edwards. OF
New Jersey. who said II VIZ ''c"n"mi-
.mcL as is contemplated by his col
',,a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
Colonel Vance RetireS
After Long Service

Spr, ,aI Dispatch to The mtci'iG"n""r.
Cincinnati. O. rcr. l.-Aftrr twenty
fi,, yrare Of SrrN .r" aS president OF N"
ohio Valley, lmurpvtm"nI Association.
Colonel .Inhn l.. Ware" VIII r"tlrr ms
,r,iy,. head of tho organization on jan
nary This announcement was made
gi = meeting oi N" "~"crlivr rommi.- =
IT,. ~ th.. ohio Valley Improvements
Nssur.a;lnu here i"laN. WIEN a Sih o.
,rrul made 10y colonel Vance n thH
r,c.n, convention IF III" organization
At rldurah ny. to ,hc effect that he
J,.s;r.I ~ br relieved OF the duties Of
rr thu office. va reiterated.
Tn" n"M president VIII L" Aincr' f'i
,tr,.,r for y...rv prumiu,n; in Ohm"
r.v.r and lt,"rai waterways improve
mrnLS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
BrqAMY CTAE4Ep.

Sp~c.a, Dispatch 10 The Intelligence.
ClarkSburg W. Va. Dec. ! x harC"d
with having three wives. edward Grady.
- Point comfort lately discharged
From tho army. was arrested and Jailed
H"rp tody The complaint asainS' him
was filed by carrie Nicholson. a young
woman Of Salem. who contends thai
Icady married her whom he hal 4 wifi
In Tucker county. and ono in Harrison
noupty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
Charged With Theft Of
100000 In Automobiles

New York, Dec. 1.-Charg"d with par
ticipation in the recent theft IN Detroit
Of new automobiles valued at 100000.
which police say were brought overland
10 this city shipped TO Norway and sold,
Sven Nyquist automobile accessory
dealer. was arrested here today. and held
in $4,000 bail.
The arrest followed discovery in q
New York warehouse OF one Of the
stolen machines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
Sim Rsinsr Arrested.

Dublin. Dec. Professor John Mac
Eein. Sim Fem member of parliament.
WAS aoain arrested last night. He had
been released from prison the previous
day. having been arrested in Dublin on
November %
4 larg" party Of auxiliarirS. equipped
with n motor and Srar"hlights. visited
Professor MaCNnilrs rsSldenc" At Boot
PrStown near kingstuwu. and took him
and his second son into custody. His
eldest son is already in jai!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
rHE WAITER.

west VIrx1nis-rair ThursdAy ana
Friday; r4Etny tsmpeRturo Friday.
Ohio-RAir Thursday. except unsettled
aAar Lake Aris; Friday fair and some
what warmer.
Western Psnnsy1van1a-C1oudy and
unsettled Thursday. probably rain or
Enow In nor portion; Friday fair with
slowly RI. ing temperature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
Government Suffers
Defeat In the Lords
d. u,h1

Lundcn. Dec. 1.-The Eovcrnment
suffered Il defeat in tho House OF Lords
tonight when an amendment to the
Irish l.ome rule bill submitted by Baro
Granmor. and Browne, providing Tor
SnutL.rn ireland. was carried against
the government by a vote of l20 to 30.
II was explained that the object OF the
amendment was to safeguard the MI
nuritv southern unIonists.
,or for the government. opposed thF
amendment on the ground that such 4
senate must be prcponderantly nomi-
native and there was no hope OF fort-
inr such Il second chamber OF southern
Ireland :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
KILLED BY DYING BEAR.

N,As"iou. Pa. Dec l.--Jncuh H;,Ii. -
- i'.#" swamp Carbon county. Wa> k.'l-
,i r"-,lty near his HON" By a bear whrrK
J." Add brought down with q rifle shot
Halt. under the impression that the AMI
maj was dead. had started TO draw the
bears blood. when ii struck him down
with \ fOrrpAw and sank is teeth into
his 'h"c. TIL" blow broke his neck The
bear died a few minutes later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
WAR DECLARATION BY
D'ANNUNzIO At F|UME

London, Dec. 2.-dAbrieue 0AA-
nun1to, in command OF ths tnsaes
gents at Plume, has declared WAx On
italy. according to Milan dsspaecA
to the London Times. The state OF
War viii bOgin Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
BARON DESBROUCH :: i:
DIES DURING SPEECH

LONDON. Dee. Baron Desbofoushl
died suddenly tonight while making
sY-ech At 4 dinner at birmingham, ae-
cc-ding to the London Times. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
FreAdway's breakdown

TrIadway, the police said. would make
n written confession later. telling In DC
tail the story Of Pcirce'S Staying and OF
the escape OF the four suspects IN nus
motor car.
Much credit for obtaining Treadway
Is given by the police to
Moss and Miss Phillips. They were
present today while Trsadway was be,
ing Questioned and continually picked
flaws in his statements, the detectives
said. until he finally broke down and ad-
Moss, who was brought here last
night, spent three hours today writing
a detailed statement OF the affair, which
the police said they believed to be the
truth. The statement was an amplitiCa-
tlon Of his original confession given
out in Pittsburgh. He placed the blame
for the Staying on All Smith ami
Treadway, declaring that he and the
girl fled from the apartment when the
attack on Peircc was started.
He told the detectives he was anxious
TO face Treadway To force his lies
down his throat
The change Of attitude on the part 81
the girl prisoner is attributed by the
police to the arrival Of her husband.
Ross A. Rogers, a merchant marin"
sailor. After a reconciliation she was
said TO have requested that she be given
an opportunity ITO tell the truth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

TITS ALL TRUE.
| KILLED HIM
THESE THE WORDS OF
MAN ARRESTED HERE
Absolves the Girl, Boots, "
and Moss From Partici-
patton In Crime

Philadelphia, Dec. 2.-tThursday)
In . signed statement, gIven ont by
the police late Wednesday night
Peter rrsadwsy said that and "Al"
Smith had plotted to rob Peirce and
that nsither Moss nor Marie Phillips
knew anything Of their plans. Moss
and the girl, he said, were innocent
witnesses to tho killing.
Smith struck the blows that knock
Cd Pstrcs 10 the floor. Treadway ts
alleged to have said, and then he
smotharsd him with o towel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
Tho Confession.

The alleged confession OF Trcadway
was made when he was brought face 20
face with Moss and Mari" Phillips nj
the Central police station. where all
three are confined. 1t IS all true.
killed him" .'rrcadway Is quoted as
free. I held a towel over Pcirce's fa"r
until he was dead. | got the blood on
my trousers when | placed the tower
over his face. but | held II there until
was satisfied he WAS dead
on the left knee Of the under""'tV
TrsRdway wore today detectives said
they found bloodStains. which he is al
legged to have admitted nc got wh'I;
kneelinH over Pcirce |" take ms dIa-
mond stickpin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

Philadelphia, Dec. l.-Pctc- u. Tread
way confessed today, according !" the
police. that he killed Henry 7. Peirr' !:
nlanutacturer'S agent who was found
beaten TO death here on November -
He is said TO have abSolvcd Marie
Boots" Phillips. also known as Sue
Rogers and J. y. Moss. Of any connec-
ton with the actual killing, but madS
no mention Of Az Smith. the fourth
member OF the party alleged To- have
been in Peirce's apartment when he
met his death. Treadway. the officials
say. assumed full responsibility Tor tue
act.
Smith is the only one Of the quartet
who has not been apprehcndcd. Tread,
way and the girl having been captured
ut Wheeling. W. Va. and Moss IN Pitts-
burgh.
the murder was issued today for Smith.
who the police say. also IS known as
Marion Elliott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02
THE INTELLIGENC R

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-02

Fair rnur,dAy ana Friday; 14siIE 1s1.'
psraturs Friday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-17
OVERALL FACTORY
OPENS NEXT WEEK
Forty Girls Signed Up
for Work; Superin-
tendent Employed

Albuquerque's overall factory. si7-
oi9 South Second street. will he m
operation on next Monday at the lat
est. II. A. Ciampitt. secretary OF the
Union overall Manufacturing COM
pany. announced today.
Fifty-three machines, ordered from
st. Joseph and Chicago are In ship
ment and are expected TO be here in
the next few days. Tho company hns
forty girls signed up Tor work. some
OF these being experienced factory
workers from other towns.
c. w. Hawkins. president OF the
company. ls now In San Antonio,
Texas. comforting with w. G. Mastin,
in charge of an overall factory there.
who he has engaged 10 become super
iniendent Of the local plant. Mr..
Mastin Is n man Of 10 years expert
ence In overall factory work. The
company also has hired A.. NJ. Mode, a
cutter OF nine years experience Of
Denver.
The machinery will be installed i'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-17
Sporting e 5
AMERICANS lead
IN THE OLYMPAD
Score 43 Points in Track
and Field Events;
Finland 20

ANTWERP. Aug. 1.-THE Amer
leans performances In the seventh
Olympiad, has netted them IS points
in The track Ind field cvents-i7 in
tho hurdles, Is In 100 metres dash.
and II IN the pentathion-out Of a
possible SC.
Finland. by the 10 points won In
the javelin throw and the 10 in the
pcntathion, has 20. and Is second TO
the Americans. France has 9 points.
England s. Esthonia 3. and Norway
!.
Americas powerful track and field
team continued to gather honors and
o~utclassed all other nations combina-
lions but Its members were not
strong enough individually to win
every first place. particularly in the
class pe%ntnthlon in which the Fin
nlsh star. a. Il. Lehtone9 proved tho
best all around athlete.
In addition TO the Americans scor-
ing the most points. the only world
record was made by Frank LOOMS OF
the Chicago A. A., in the 1901 metre
hurdles with 80, a second better than
the time made by C.. Bacon In tho
London Olympus In 1908. In both
the hurdles and the 100 metre dash
-four Of tho six finaiists were Amer
leans, OF whom three ran first in the
hurdles and two first In the 100
metres.
A majority OF the experts at the
finish OF the 400 metres event, but
not the officials. insisted that J. v.
Scholx. Of the University of Missouri,
was third Instead OF fifth. ms officially
placed, bat q protest entered by the
Americans was Withdrawn when Y
was realized there was no going be-
hind the official decision.
In the other event. the heats before
the semi finals In the 500 metre run
all the Americans retained places.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-17

With The Amateurs

The Pirates by winning the game
ever the White Sox closed the long
struggle for second place In the Twi-
light league. The score was 8 to I.
Today the Pirates and Highland
Reds will start a three game series.
Yesterday the Monarchs won both
games defeating first the Barelns
'Centrals 4 to 3, and Immediately fol-
lowing the F1refighters 5 to I In n
OF the fastest games played this year.
Monarchs took the lead early In he
game with the Firefighters and held
IL until the eighth inninf when the
Firefighters tieG the and again
scored In their last half OF the ninth;
but Monarchs came back With the
winning score by putting two men
across the plate. The Monarchs are
the only team to have defeated the
FrefighterH this year. The latter
team having lost only two games out
OF 22 played.
The standing Of the Twilight league
fAI1nuaaa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-17
RENTAL HOUSES N
CITY GROW SCARCE
Not More Than 20 Places
to Be Found Real
Estate Men Say

That Albuquerque is growing In
population Is shown By the scarcity
OF houses. Local real estate men es-
tlmate this. there are NOT 20 houses
In The city for rent.
Several real estate men reported to-
day hat telephone calls from persons
wanting to rent houses nave been
heavier than ever before In the
history OF Albuquerque.
Its almost an imposslbility to find
houses for rent said n real estate
man today. II have only two or my
list. ! don't believe there are more
than twenty houses In the city for
rent and / wouldn't be surprised n
there were not twelve"
Real estate men believe the call for
hoStes has been heavier the last few
days because OF the arrival OF per-
sons who are contemplating on put
ting their children in sch pol here.
"The demand for houses always
picks up just before time for the
schools TO start said another man
today. The situation is growing
acute. Albuquerque Is growing and
that Is all there is to H." .