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Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
BUSINESS MUST
Be CLEANED Of
M|SDEMEANORS
American Commercial In
terests Need HousecIean-
ing, Says Head of u. S.
Chamber of Commerce.

Washington, Oct. 21.--American
business must purge itself Of its
own "misdemeanors" before ii can
hope to exert the greatest influ-
ence in the affairs of the ma
tion, Joseph II. DeFrees, president
of the Chamber of Commerce of
the United States. declared in an
address yesterday before the Amer
lean Bankers association.
"0ne of the most fruitful sources
of the unrest in this country at the
present time" said Mr., DeFTees.
is the belief on the part Of great
number that business in many in
stances is securing an inordinate
profit. 1t is the theme of the agi-
tator, and is used as justification
Tor various unfair exactions which
are put upon business We are
quite ready to complain in the pub
lie interest, about excess profit tax
es and inadequate production for a
falr wage. Let us do all we can
to correct our own misdemeanOrS
and then our voice of protest will
have a larger influence in correct
ing those of others.
MIR. DeFrees told the delegates
that business should adopt an lad.
visory' position rather than a die
tatorial attitude in dealing with the
government. He said most mem
bers of congress were willing to re-
ceive information gathered by Or
ganizations which had made a
study Of particular questions, but
that they deeply resented action by
anybody which savored of de-
mand. The average legislator. he
said, will no longer yield to de-
mands, but is anxious to render a
service where he is shown that
beneficial results may be obtained.
Few legislators will heed such
demands" he added, because it is
vicious in principle, 1t has come
to be recognized that such threats
have little effect at election time.
With proper publicity more votes
will be changed in his favor by his
cowardly action"
Mr.. DeFrees said he saw hope in
the growing ability OF business men
to organize in the mood Of help
funess as we'll as In sympathy with
the public interest. He believed
that this development might in the
future prQride a solvent for the
troubles confronting the nation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
PROHIBlTIONISTS
QUIZ cox ON HIS
STAND ON LIQUOR

Chicago, Oct. 22.-Virgil G, Hin
shaw. chairman of the prohibition
national committee, tonight sent
another letter to Gov. James NJ.
Cox, democratic candidate for
president, asking him If he would
"go publicly on record to the eff
feet that you will. If elected presi-
dent, stand opposed to any IN
crease of the alcoholic content in
beverages or any weakening of the
prohibition laws now in effect"
The letter also asked if publish
ed stories relating to the distriou-
ton of liquor at the democratic
national convention in San Fran
cisco were true.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
FUS|ONISTS IN
SAN MIGUEL PUT
UP FULL T|CKET 7.
Regular Republicans Also
Name Slate With SeCun-
dino Romero as Sheriff;
Larraz0Io Speaks.
ssrsc,.- o,srArcs 70 nossr.o .ouan.ll

hSpkGiNS JisFNTCH TO NORM 20 -CURAALl
East Las, Vegas, N. NJ, oct. ga
Following is the fusion TICKET nomi-
mated last might in San Miguel
county; {, N. Higgins, Las Vegas,
district attorney; Alfonzo A. Ro-
nero, Mora, senator Mora and San
Miguel counties; Clemente Padlla,
Las Vegas, senator Guadalupe and
San Miguel counties; Jose A. Baca,
Pendaries. senator San Miguel
county: Benigno Lopez sBenavi-
de2, Newkirk. representative Quad
alupe and San Miguel counties
Luis Sena, representative san Mi
guel--all named by the demo-
Gratis. Nick Cordova. Las Vegas,
representative San Miguel county;
Mileton Gutierrez, county clerk
Francisco Baca y Sandoval, county
treasurer; Pedro Sanchez, county
assessor; Mrs. Carlos Cordova,
county uperintendent; Gregorio
Alarcon, probate judge: Trinidad
Martinez, Raymond Castellano and
r. J. Taupert. county commission
ers; A. \. Sena, sheriff; 0. A. Lar
razolo, Jr., surveyor, all named by
independent republicans.
Governor Larrazolo addressed
fusionists, stating that when
bossism threatens to overthrow the
will of the people it is time for all
republicans to join with their
neighbor democrats, if necessary,
to restore rule Of the people. He
advised all who seek office to do
so in fairness not seeking TO have
their will against the will or the
welfare of the people. An immense
crowd heard the governors speech
in the armory.
The regular republicans at their
convention had contests for nearly
every office and named the follow
ing ticket. Jose c. Rivera, sena-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
HANNA 8 STAND
ON OPEN SHOP
DECLARED FAIR

That the position of Judge r. II.
Hanna toward the omen shop is fair
bot, to tbo Iahor,,, NAN and hi.
emu,nya,. is h"nn,ht AVE- 't''' IL, '',t St,tnS ,
ment sianrd NV fnnr labor Ia. d%rs
larsaI,. renrosonting tha sontt1
nn,Tt of n,.aani,na Iono,, t,,nnrh
ont thc stoto II to,,nu,s.
"EnIio,ing Not hndra troroo
candidnte f1r rnvernor on the dow
ocra,jc ti.l,n+ 10 heirg unfn.tl,,
sla,,Ioro3 ~ IN n, y onrtoin inc.1itias on
.acronnt Of on oIIegad connection
win rho onen.shoH moyement in
tno ritv of 1 bIhnnuero,ie we thn mn.
.dersigno1 dosira to make the foI-
lnwrn( ,t1tonanf.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
DONSUNQG.
Chinese for E9g'Layins
|D|DN' 7 KNOW
TWAS So GOOD
Texas Lady Storekeeper,
Who Carries Black
Draught in Stock, Has
Found 1t "Best Liver Med
iCine" 0btainable.

Barker, Texas.-Relating her ex-
perience with Thedfords Black
Draught. Mrs. A. l.. Fromme, Of
this place. says: II had for some
time used and other medl-
cines, which would nauseate and
make me feel bad. We have a
store. and our customers called for
Black-Draught so often l decided
Ii must be good, so thought | would
try it myself.
II began its use and found it
just fitted my case. 1t neither
griped nor nauseated me. was an
easy laxative and not hard to take.
II had had headaches a great
deal. No doubt from torpid liver.
The Black-Draugh would cure
them. The best way I find to take
Black-Draught is to take one orr
two good sized doses until the liver
begins to act, then taper the doses
to just a pinch after meals.
ut will insure good digestion, do
away with the gas or bad taste in
the mouth, and is without doubt
the best liver medicine in the mar
ket. l have found it so. | can
recommend it to my friends. for |
believe 1t will do them good"
Get a package of Thedford'
Black-Draught liver medicine to-
day.
Most dealers carry 1t In stock.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
REGISTRATION HEAVY -
AT EAST LAS VEGAS

Las Vegas. n. NJ, Oct. ga
More than 2.525 men and women
had registered in the East Las
Vegas precinct wednesday with
three more days expected to swell
the total. The largest registration
previous was in 1918 when 1,l65
registered. Allowing for the in
crease in population this is taken
to indicate that the women are
registering in about the same pro-
norton as the men.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
"Ny. $. PATTERSON,
IF. B. SWOPE,
II. NJ. NEEpHAM,
j. j. IIEANEN.'

Las Vegas, y. NJ. oct. 22.-Thc
Romero Mercantile company,
which has been operated since
1875, when it was organized by the
late MuEmito Romero, has been
sold to \. Stein, recently of New
York. 1t is a large department
store. Mr. Stcin came west for tAr
cuefit Of his health He has been
in business in FL Paso.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
mr.. WRIGHT DID
WRONG; HE GETS
A 6O-DAY TERM
Especial Correspondence to The Journal

Especial Correspondence TO The Journal
Tucumcari, n. NJ, oct IL
c. D. Wright and Mrs. Wright
had domestic differences and
took them to court, The court
ordered Wright to pay Mrs.
Wright alimony without dis
position of the property until
ordered by the court.
Wright gave his counsel Il
quit claim deed to the prop
erty and left the country
Mrs. Wright didn't think this
was right-she took the matter
to court again. The court said
Wright was wrong and gave
him a siXty-day Jail sentence,
Mir, Wright employed Il new
attorney, Now the court is
considering what degree of the
wrong is Wrights and what to
do with the first attorney,
who, it is alleged, advised
Wright to do wrong.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23

tor; Secundino Romero. sheriff.
Juan Pedro Garcia, assessor, Per.
fecto Gallegos. county clerk; Man
uel A. Sanchez, treasurer; Jose z.
Mares, probate Judge Esteban
Gregg, John II. York and Sc
vero Lucero. county commissions
ers; Francisco Quintana, B. Raca
and Jose Ulibarri, representatives
b. +. Baca, county superintendent,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
TUCUMCARi ATTORNEY
BARRED FROM COURT

Tucumcari, n. NJ, Oct. 22.--J.
w. Porter was suspended from the
practice of law by the judge of the
district court in session here. Por-
ter was suspended for alleged un-
professional practice in the ease
of e. D. Wright. s1Tss
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
WINS BACK HIS BOOZE
THAT OFFICERS SEIZED

Especial Correspondence to The Journnl.( J
Tucumcari, n. NJ. Oct. 22,--Pro-
hibition officers raided the resi-
dence of Silas May here last May
and seized nine cases of whisky.
Mr.. May claimed the seizure was
unlawful and appealed to the fed =
eral court. He was recently grant
ed a permit by the court to move
the whisky from the postoffice
back to his residence for his own
use.
journal Want Ads Bring Results.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23

II tried Don Sung and the results
were far past any expectations. l got
419 eggs In 80 days from 90 hens while
moultng | think this is wonderful. as
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23

merly laid little or nothing.
This may sound too good to be true:
but 1t costs nothing to find out. Wen
make you the same offer we made him.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. IL you don't find
that 1t pays for itself and pays you a
good profit besides. simply tell us and
your money will be cheerfully refunded.
Don Sung Chinese for laying Is
a scientific tonic and conditioner. 1t h
easily given in the feed, improves the
hens health and makes her stronger and
more active. 1t tones up the egg glaying
organs. and gets the eggs, no matter
how cold or wet the weather.
You can obtain Don Sung from your
druggist or poultry remedy dealer or
send $1.04 includes war tax for
package by mail Burrell Dugger Co,
214 Columbia Bldg. Indianapolis. Ind.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23

Iu at al before, F INK
D0ugherty, 5940 Il. 11th
St, Indianapolis.
Mr.. Dougherty bought
81 worth of Don Sung In
october and wrote this
letter In November. Fig
ure his profit on 35 dozen
eggs from hens that for
Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-10-23
To the Voters Of BernaIi|Io County

The before the people of Bnao
he maintenance of good government.
Good threatened by the possibility that Hubbe
ddates will be elected offices who beyond question: will
be controlled and directed by Hubbe himself We know this from Mr.
ubbs record His selection of candidates has always been of those
whom he CONTROL IN the he followed his
broken rule in this regard.
nalo whether shall permit Hubbe control
of this its
shall
schools better roads, and for Clean honest efficient government
The older will revolt of the conditions
that existed under Hubbels control They know his record
But those citizens who know the record should know for
their and for the public welfare Such citizens will be
opportunity review the Hubb record boss rule this
will be presented to them ca dspaonate and
they then decide whether they wish to return control of
county to Hubbell
Personally have lived this thirteen and familiar
with the Hubbe record During residence Abuque
in city and keeny interested and devote large
time work the public inter feel that would be nconsis
and negligent of duty should fail this pub
% state of the danger county
through the possibility of the of ubesm have
cepd the craftsmanship he republican committee principally
because wish what the election of Hubbe
county government
i therefore all study the Rubbe record will be
placed before and the light of information that will
who have lived thereafter
Dictates
1t has taken the people of Bernao overthrow the
Hubbe reign To deiber aey
standards
hed the government since the united efforts of the people
drove Hubbe of power.
C.M BARBER
Chairman, Republican County Central Committee
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
"FREsH HORSES FOR VILLA"
N PALOMAs MOUNTAINS

H. pASo, Texas, July l6 scseral
head oi fresh horses IN charge OF
Alhino kranda. q Nillisla chief have
been reported IN Tho palomas noun.
laina M the eastern part Of The state
ol chihuahua, accorting 10 news re.
celsed d, Carlos Felix pax. ndmin.
lslralor OF the Jnnrcz custom honse.
3lnt has communicated the intur
nation io Mexican army comman.
dcra. Diax has recommended 10
General r Elias calles, provisional
minister of war; The eslahlishmenl
q Harrlaons IN the vicinity of the
palonos monnlnins in order 10 pre-.
vent The mounts from reaching Villa
enh a. slop lhe SMUGGLING NJ mum
lions across The Rio Crande near
Sam Elena.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
Three Persons Held
On LiqusT Charge

EAST LAS vEGAs n. M. June 10.
United States Commissioned VII.
liam q. Oglr bound over 10 Ne fed.
eral grand jury Saturday afternoon
Jim whiimorr, Lorenzo Delsadb and
W. n. Sanford on charges Of having
purchased liquor. and G. y. Fitch ON
charge Of having liquor IN hls pos.
session. The first three named are
said 10 have purchased liqunn from
Richard Rhynolds who Is accused
0f loofing the cellar Of William q.
Hayden. Fitch Is said 10 have nc.
cepted a bottle Of whisky from
Reynolds IN payment for allowing
the boz 10 conceal some liquor In
his harm. Further hearing was had
Monday morning while others impli.
caied will be before the commission.
er. Henry q. Coors. lr.. of Albu.
qucrque, Assistant United States at.
lorncy, Is here 10 push the case for
the government The county grand
Jury. II IL said, will investigate the
lhefls and alleged purchase Of stolen
properly.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
Army Captains wife Shot;
After Five Soldier Suspects

ROCKFORD. M June ld-Fivc
soldiers Of Camp Grant are to-day
being sought IN connection with the
shooting Nv death Of Mrs. Maud In.
ellie Moss. wife Of Captain Leroy n.
Moss. camp utilities officer and
daughter of Bion J. Arnold. pio.
ncer electrical engineer.
The entire military intelligence
force Of Camp Grant h seeking a.
established whether Nrs Moss was
murdered or accidentally killed
That the woman WIS shot was I'm.
known until the machine in which
she was riding with her husband
and some friends had gone half a
mile. She had hren aslcep and vhen
she slumncd forward following a
sharp report. which ihr party
thought was q misfircd motor. the
woman was found wounded.
IN ip0i Mrs Moss was lost 20
hours on pikc's Peak with her
brothers and a party Of friends. hut
was rescued from freezing
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
COP. PARTY LEADERS,
I'm THE DUMPS" AT
Sd PARTY idea

CHICAGO. June i6 Republican
party leaders arr experiencing 4
morning after" seilssllun a. re-.
suit of their discovery ~ third
pnrfy clouds Of most nminous char.
acier darkeulne the political sky.
which had seemed 50 roseale during
tho iplliflcatlon over The Hardins.
coolidgr nominations.
Win third party movements
crowdlne each other for NE front
~ The stage and with ne prospects
for getting all such elements ioneih
cr IN chlcaEo afier the Democratic
convention. the third party iden Is
10 longer regarded a. such q Joke.
The most optimistic of the "reeu.
lars are getting worried.
AZ the conclave of former pro
gresslvcs Ia which p states were
represented providing a rather duh.
Gus aftermath of The Coliseum fcs
ii,liics, there wns tangible talk of a
ilird electoral ticket And nepub.
licnn leaders have not forgotten that
senator Johnson. the Progressive
entry, lefi Chicago without a word.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16

MEXICO CITY. June i6.-Dr. Jose
al Gahirele. the Italian religious
xealol crucified by the Indian IN.
hahiianls of Tcauizisilan. Oaxnca,
last Good Friday, arrived recently
IN Mexico City. en- route 10 his homo
IN pachuca, apparently little the
worse physically, but siill harbor.
Ing his beliefs.
Di Gabrielle appeared In Oaxaca
early In Lent proclaiinlng himself
10 be the Savior. and so worked on
the supcrstiiious and ignorant lndi.
ans that they crucified him. using
railway spikes 10 nail him 10 rude
cross. Ne was taken down the next
day and survived his ordeal, being
viewed by thousands on Easter
News OF the cruciflxi0n reached
The capital OF the state. Tehuanie.
pee. and the governor ordered ID Ga.
hriele brought there. A great pro.
ression followed the cart in which
he was transported, Later the mayor
of Teuuixisllan. WHO ncied a. the
Roman centurion. and -four other
principal figures IN the cruciflxion
were arrested.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
SsnaiOT Owens and Atty Gen.
Palmer Open s. : Headquarters

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June lo
= Headquarters for two asniranla
10 the Democratic nomination FOR
president at the national convcn.
ton, which opens iune ~. were
opened here Monday. Offices were
opened for United Sinlrs senator
Robert l.. Owen OF Oklahuma ana
Attorney General A. Mitchell Pal
mcr. The headquarters Of Gov
ernor James N. Cox of Ohio was
opened here Tuesday with the
arrival Of +. n. Moore. national
committeeman Of Ohio. who has
charge Of the governors precon
veniion campaign.
BainhridRc Colby. secretary of
state, recently chosen delegate
from the Disirirt of Columbia. b
being mentioned by leaders here
for The permanent chairmanship
Of the convention. United States
Carter Glass Of Virginia Is heinr
discussed IN connection with the
chairmanship of the committee on
resolutions.
Tentative plans call for the
opening Of the convention by J.
Bruce kremer. vice chairman Of
the national committee. who will
introduce Homer s. Cummins.
chairman of The committee. ~
Inr.tAAru...4 aHaI......s. - a.. -.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
sENATOR MARNs MENIcn.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June i6.--Mcxicn
soon will be brought 10 realize that
American lives and property there
must be prmected. or else will pay
The penalty. senator Seldrn p.
spencer Of Missouri declared IN an
address here a few nights aRo. The
address was delivered al a Flae Day
celebration. After eulorixine the
fiag the senator asserted NO nation
dare insult u abroad and Mcxico
will soon be taught the lesson that
American life and properly can not
be- wanionly taken without immedi.
ate and severe accounting 90 the
sovereign people"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
MOB HRNGS THREE MEN
FOR ATTACK ON
GIRL

npfufH M|nn inno IA. viz
ira||f np|mal rendition. prevailed
QN nHlulhh bns|htS. streets Ih|s
morn|lG. ofer Hhlnh 3 mob nl five
Thousand persons si|rFod lasl nl1hi
swceplHg The police lrnm power and
selling and |tnchIng l|fse men held
" conurril7u VIII ~ attack on n
ilseorold elrl.
When two nomnnnle. M lhn Min
nos0la National liunrd rsarhrd hore
40 an carly hour III. mo,nIn. ih.t
found me nnly damnae done uns
that 10 the police station nnd IIIln,.'',
streets ~ visible reIdan1l. n, lhn
mob's activity.
m. l~v~,,,,,. ,..... !. .........,,.,....,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16

DAYS ~ roinr over lhc sllumllon with
Mr. simpson.
Mf Munui. he chief nislirc. 4
unr uf lhf most prominent Hexicans
~ chihnahua and ~ enthusiasts
over the carly complexion Of the
railroad.
This road primarily built Tor
mining intcrcsis eventually Nill be
of continental msgnilude. m Il on.
icrs virrin territory concedcd hy an
acquainted n Mexico and viii tap
the richest mining aud agricultural
country In The world.
Mr. Munof says that immediately
fnllowing the recognition nf The
Mexiran Dc iacio government. which
in biz opinion ls inevitable. the nee
etfary capital will b. ff-ihr0nlinr
70 start construction work.
u is conceded that the noilhrrn
terminus Of the road will be- Colum.
bus or Demlng IN order tn connect
with The Salt Lake. However that
may be- Columbus will WELCOME the
road with open arms. ~ n means
much 10 the future Of this the fasl.
ct growing city IN New Mexico.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
A liNEMiN At CAMP
FURl0N6 BURNED BY
BY 1900 VOLTS

Lineman Anrlrfw rorreii ln ile
Utility Department Qimriffnlaalrfs
Corps. Camp Fuflone. While unrk
lnE on q power pole thirty iret In
thr air this mnrnlnF. accidentally
caught hold OF = liro wlrc ard hls
arm and body rocclsed 2ln teilr ~
electricity
Carrelfe life vas atcd by Tie
fact that the shock. Instead ol lIrhl.
enlne his Frip. knocked him off the
pole
GarreltE arm wne severely bifnrl
between tho rlhou and wrist nlso
his flnrers. Ne walked 10 the hos
nilHl for treatment Ne u cl1ol lll,.
mun under Chief Electrician Jewell
Hughes.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
Dempsey Freed, Accepts
Challenge From Carpenter

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June TO-
The indictment charging Jack Dcmp.
sey, worlds heavyweight boxing
champion, and his manager, Jack
kearns, with conspiracy Ia evade
the seleciiye draft act, was to-day
dismissed by the federal court here.
Jack kearns Dcmpsey's manager.
today accepted the Wichita Kan.
sasl challenge Of Georges Carpcn.
tier European champion. for fight
any time after October 10.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
MISS OTIS GIVES land
FOR CITY Sc rage
PURPOSES

Nlst (l0rnrI|a 81 Ola ouiler Of
land ndiacrni Ard 4aei IF Columbus
and he nonrI Of Trustees cumplsf
missed whist n one iiIno looked ike
oandthnalIcn suit b. lhc cI|y Tor
lfanI nI land which Ihf hoard be-
I|ntad Hns he hest afo'|aOIf locn'
zion for anptla lnnk and disposal
plant. Tho board nf tIuslree and
Mayor H'oIf. hf||||f tptn he sdvlce
of II. o. puerr The engineer. de.
tliad On tract oi land north ~
the ~ pnao and Southwestern rail.
rund tracks. Miss Otis ohircicd.
The tily uaa ob0ufaic and finally
started condemnation Hull
NIss OILS employed Attorney Wal.
son " Dem|nn. NE city retained
lawyer Trfnkr. Yesterday Mayor
Blair. A. frcdcflckson Captain Me-
AuIny and William Klein went 10
DamIne and there met Miss Otis and
Attorney Watson. A tomnromise
waa effected by which Miss Otis
virtually made . present 20 lhe city
Of ten acres 81 land south Of The
tract for the nominal sum Of 500
per acre
The suit wns withdrawn and
everybody shook hands
fhe land acquired BY ne city will
be nscd for The purpose described
above. But instead Of dclrimeni
10 adjacent land u will he hcaullflod
with trees and shruhbery and The
purpose o. lts use 80 camouflaeed
that hi effect 4 will he sort Of q
city park.
Miss Otis and the board are To be-
congratulated upon the happy end.
ing Of the argument Miss Otis
proved herself a bencfnrlor 10 thr
city ~ FAR a. the land II concerned.
although lhe city will We put 10 an
additional expense by helng com
pclled 10 carry che sewer pipes un.|
der The railroad lrtC|s and |arlhor
than the eueinoer's plans called for
The park ldca may bn poor Joke.
The Daily Courier has plended for
a city park many Illnes and intends
~ keep on pleading until some sen,
erous landowner donates one with
a deed and abstract delivered ri The
lime Of the offer.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
PERsHINc NOT CANDIDATE:
SAYS 50 HIMSELF.
NEW YORK CITY. Itlhe ID.

= NEW YORK CITY, lure i6 4
. john D. pershinr said yesler
= day. regarding rnmors that he
= might b. presidential candi. Z
9 date. Z
. = authorize you 10 deny spe. I
= officially for me that have
. now. or have ever had. or ever
= expect 40 have. or ever will Z
= have political ambitions. linve
= not the least idea that my name =
. will b. offered al the San Fran =
= risco convention. and I will not =
. permit ~ use n the attempt =
. should be- made IN no cirrum. =
= stances whatsoever would ! Z
. think of becoming a candidate :
. Tor the presidency or for any
. other political office"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
Japan Diplomats Remove
Risk Of EngIish-uS. Split

TOKYO. japan. June i6-Japan
inserted an article in the Anglo.
lapanese alliance pact of 1911 to rc
move the risk Of England becoming
involved IN any dispute between The
United States and Japan. Il was 10
day declared by Vlscount kalo. for.
mer foreign minister. in an inter.
view urging the renrwal Of the
treaty with England.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-16
Germany Nothing to Fear
From HsTding's Nomination

BERLIN, Germany, June i6 Ger.
many has nothing lo fear from the
nomination of Weiren q. Harding a.
The Republican candidnie for the
presidency Of the United States, says
The Bourse tiaxeiie ioday IN com.
mcnling upon harding's nomination.