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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
"FhOne Us"
Tree -Four ate"
545-34s.

For the accommodation Of our
friends and patrons We viii deliver,
over the counter, until further notice,
between the hours Of 5 p. N. and
Z D. m. all ice creams at a Feduc-
hon Of FIVE CENTS per pint and
TEN CENTS per quart. Take your
ice cream home with you and save
money. II viii be al packed and
waiting for instant delivery when you
cal. This cream is frozen hard IN
the carton and viii remain intact
for more than one hour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

and Airs. John A Harper. or Fl Paso,
and WASHINGTON. %. C.. who graduated
last year from the FL PasO school for
Girls, is this year graduating rom
Mrs. Tolton-Arms school in Washlng-
ton. d. c. The graduating exercises
OF the Holtou-Arms school VIII take
place May 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
SAY DIAMOND DYES"

Don't streak or ruin your material in
a poor dye Insist on Diamond Dyes"
Easy directions in every package.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
SOCKEYE SALMON PACT
SIGNED IN WASHINGTON

Washington. D. C., May Is. - A
treaty between the Z. s. and Canada
covering the sockeye salmon fisher
les was signed today by secretary
Colby. for the United States; am
bassador Geddes, for Great Britain,
and Sir Douglas Haven, OF Canada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

More than so dialects are spoken in
Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

Sick headache and inflamed eyes
are not caused by the suns glare. but
by the harmful rays OF light which
enter the eyes. These harmful rays
are eliminated by properly fitted
glasses
Need G1asses2 Ask Segan.
Fl Puso Optical Co.
106 Texas St 211 san Antonio St.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
WHITE BBTERS
ON BABFS FACE
And Body Skin Swollen
AndRed. CuticuraHeaIs.

"When baby va Two Wesis old
be had sonething Ike he-t On his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

Goss, could not Sep
~Hs wenf On Gut1 he vs. three
months Old ThA began 70 uss
Cudeua Soap snd oinrment, and !
used one CAKE Of Soap and one box Of
Omtment when he was heaisd. "
cSig1ed) Mrs. -N=afus. ocston, Ky
Try to prevent furrhz rCubis By
using Cuticulafor an toils PUpcses.
aHpis Er.h Erss W. 49, -o-Ena
Inb--Ie-rirl nrrE u No.. ~" So gr1rg-
49, So - CcztU1utl6 sd - ~ h
cut-ura Soap sh1rel Eit1uut Ul1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

On Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock the pupils Of Lamar school will
give a playlet in the auditorium Of
the high school IN benefit OF the play
ground equipment fund for the Lamar
school The play to be given is
sFIiawatha" and the music Is 10 be
furnished by the Lamar school or
onnefra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

On Thursday afternoon the high
seventh grade OF Alta Vista school
viii present a program at the school.
Those who viii take part include
Dorothy Parrish. sara Carlisle. John
Worthington. Eddie May Duty. Robert
Boyle, Earl Rodenhaver. J. D. Bowers.
John Thompson. Louise Abdou. Nellie
Nav Berry and Odos McKinnon.
Song will be give in concert BY the
entire grade and the presentation OF
certificates for perfect attendance will
he made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
Vivid Picture OF O%bregOn's
Inauguration GiUen BY Local
Man Who Witnessed Ceremonies

foreign visitor was given a badge
which assured him police protection. p"
Mr. crollott won't At the invitation
OF Abel Gutierrez. IN the private car
OF Governor Enriduaz Of chihuahua.
In the party were =. u. ChacOn, Rob
eft u. Montoyn, Jesus NJ. S%undoval,
janice Reed. Jesus Alvarez ana Juan
Cejudo. Governor I~arrazolo n his
party are visiting nea chihuahua
City. at the town where the gov
prnor was born, In the party are
Mira. Tom Duran. Juan Il, L~arrazolo,
james Boca. Frank Hubbell and the
governors secretary.
Az TO the conditions IN Mexico, MI.
Croiiott is Of he opinion that II will
be- necessary for American capital
and cncrgy To go Into Tho country To
develop II. Mexico city IL a progress
sive center hut the rural districts are
comparatively backward In develop
ment. some cultivation Is under way.
he says and an effort Is being made
10 rcestahliah the country on ~ peace
time baais-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
Baptists to Drive
For $4,000 to Pay
Orphans Home Debt

A drive for $4,000 with which 10
pay OF Indebtedness, equip ard nay
current expenses OF the Baptists Or
phans bone AZ Portalts. IL to be
Aiarfed IN the state on December 10
n last until december 90.
The decision 70 make the drive
was made nj a meeting Of the exccu-
tive committee Of the Baptists state
niaslon board here last night. Albu-
Quefouc ir TO be asked to give $500
to the fund. Sixteen page bulletins.
ANNOUNCING the drive FOR funds and
explaining the needs OF the Orphans
home are being mailed throughout
the city and state today.
At Work On College.
The Rev. J. w. Bruner announced
today that he would leave tonight for
las Vegas TO attend a meeting OF the
Montezuma college officials TO he held
there tomorrow. Prof. J. NJ. Cook,
the head 81 the college is nov on
the ground there and the spending or
$4,000 a month fer the Improvement
81 the college ~ TO begin al once and
continue until all improvements are
completed. approximately ft00. 900
Is 10 be spent on the college.
Professor Cook IL to leave FOR
Birmingham next week TO attend n
meeting OF the educational board OF
the southern Baptist convention with
the hope OF obtaining more money
for The college.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08

The royal entertainment given the
American visitors at the inaugura-
ton Of General Aware Obregon as
president of Mexico ON December I
and the impressive midnight ccre-
monies OF taking the oath OF office
were described enthusiastically today
by Fred Croliott Who huF iuHt return
ed from Mexico city.
* big parade headed by the Po-
lice Band Of Mexico marched through
the streets OF the city at lOi3o
o'clock on the night OF the inaugura-
ton said Mr.. Crollutt. "Hundreds
OF officers and soldiers in full regnlia
Of uniforms and gold braid were In the
procession.
'"rhe streets were thronged with
people who had come from all over
the country to see the Inauguration.
All OF the buildings were decorated
with electric lights for the OCCASION.
The big Mexican National theater
which has beeh undor construction
FOR ten years was a beautiful sight
with it's many lights.
General Obregon and hia party arr
rived az the Chamber OF Deputies IN
a private guarded automobile about
1880 O'Clock. Tho big nall was
crowded. There were probably 50,-
zoe people there. There was much
cheering and music The acting
president of Mexico made a long
speech telling OF the conditions OF tho
country. The taking OF the oath wns
30 timed that JUS; aH tho clock struck
twelve General ObreEon wau oilcial-
~ made president ~ the republic. He
then made a speech promising pencc
and friendly relations with neighbour
INK countries and plans for the de-
veiopment OF Mcxico.
"They DO know how to entertain IN
nr..t... Glfar N nrI1 AZ AHNalIaff NM
party stopped AZ the Princes Hotel
whore everything was frfefteven tho
l~cienrs. TaNiH wore al the difpoaul of
the guests an the time. There was
ono succession OF banNueis. AUTOMOBILE
| rides. theAter Performances and other
| entertainments everything wna fire..
All of the eucriB att the inn uguration
were cared for 0y the ehamher W
commerce Of the city ara ~ the goy-
| erinonf ofuoldi8 On Sunday thore
I~aa a. biz huff-fieht which war en-
joyed W thousands Of visitors. Each
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
Kiwanis Club Puts
Member on Trial
For Swiping Milk

A mock trial in which Roy y.
Campbell Of the Matthew dairy Vas
the alleged ylOlator featured the
meeting of the kiwanis club at noon
today. lie VAS charged with carry
ing away n bottle Of milk from his
dairy, the quart bottle OF milk being
put mp as the attendance prize al
the club luncheon.
Policeman Thomas Hogan appear
cd with the warrant for Mr.. Camp
bell. the warrant having been signed
In the name OF Juan Tortilia. Justice
OF the Peace"
James A.. Hall Of the Internal rev
enue department acted as Judge at
the trial and u. Spitz as marshal.
Penrce isOdey was attorney fog the
defense and Henry Coors was nttor-
ney for the prosecution. Tho jury
called by all the tin cup table" was
composed OF Jerre HagEard, Tom
Hughes, DR.. Charles Eller. Clin Hay
den. DR.. Fred Petit. J..L. Miller.
ID. NJ. Stevens and Everitt Van Cleave,
At the conclusion OF the trial. tn,
jury found the defendant innocent
slt pronounced all the witnesses who
had appeared and the lawyers guilty.
The quart bottle OF milk was then
won by Sidney Rosenwald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
.SANDOVAL COUNTY
DEMOCRATS FILE
ELECTION CONTEST
Irregularities in Five Pre-
cincts Alleged in Effort
to Gust Republican Of
hcers-Elect.

Tho defeated democratic candidates
for county offices Ia Saudoval county
today gave formal notice uf contest
OF tho election OF all Officers, except
rou Itv clerk. ~ filing la the district
court IN HcrnaltllD county their petit
lions. Complaints ARE made ahnut
tho election Proceedings IN six differ
ent nrccincls and rcadiuHtmonts Of
certain ballots are requested after q
hcpfinF by tho court.
Tho election or Mafinno q. Montova
az sheriff DC contested 10y Dan r.
tnrtcr, ~policarpio Oiivas as %trcuaurcr
By Felipe CASTILLO, ST.; Max Mondra-
ron as county ossessor by Jcgus NJ.
S%andoyai, lr., Jerus Casaus as pro-
bate Judge by Ccmente Caaadpi rclse-
for SrndoVal az school supcrintond-
by Mrs. X. l.. Mcdonald; phillip
InEelH. Candida @. Gonzales and Fcliz
Lohnto as commissioners. By Jose ~.
Valdez. AuEustin Aiarcg ana Domingo
Viii.
1, - oharsrd tint IN precinct I,
Juan Garcia y ArmiiO. an election
Judge. -eiectionrcrcd during the cleo
tion at the polling place and that he
marked the ballot uf % woman VINO
asked his nsHistancc for the republican
ticket when she designated a demo-
cratic vote. In precinct 3 Il " alleged
that the iudgcH refused to open the
polls O the specified time and pre-
vented certain people from casting
thor votca. although they were duly
Registered. In precinct G, known az
Cuba. u Is asked that the whole vote
be thrown out bccousc OF irrceulnfi-
tirE in the. process OF voting. In pre-
cinctH "a and no errors IN the admin-
Atratiun Of the ballots are charged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
BRITISH
AUTHOR IS SURE
REDS WILL FALL
Henry Arthur Jones Is
at Issue With Wells
Over Russ Views
by IoRRy A. JACOBS
|. u. A. Stnff CorIrenOnlcnt.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.4"The down.
fan OF International government by
the prolctnriat. M fostored by the o v
lets of Russia, Is rs Inevitable az was
the failure Of the French revolution.
Russia viii return to tolerabfe condi-
lions Of life, 60. order, health, security
aud prosperity, in the measure that
she returns to and ohcys thnsc first
principles OF social conduct and civ.
nzHd government which are always
and everywhere In operation"
So rays Hcuty Arthur jones. ono
ofrthc most noted Of English play
wrights. who has comb 10 America TO
turn his attention for the moment
and only for the moment-to the
writing Of n photoplay for Jesse
Lasky, head OF the paramount-Ar t'
craft productions.
Jones rcccntly entered into Il con
| troverRy with u. q. Wells. foremost
English l%ittcrateur and economist. as
to Russian government und the con-
trovcrsy as printed by London news
papers has drawn thc interest OF
practically nli Of thinking English
folks.
What Kind OF Order?
After his return from Russia "a
short time ago wrote Wells MS fol-
lows
~ notice IN an Interview on your
.Scturn from Rursia YOU summarize the
conditions In Russia In lot Words
Hunger. want, but order" This
seems to imply that, II only order Is
maintained. want ana hunger are Of
secondary importance. What We are
concerned to know n. What kind
Of order prevails In Russia today2"
And, How much want and How
much hungcr?"
I'VE have evidence heapcd noun
ALL. A4mf That A.. H.tsInuv ma .tsu 80
IN Russia are unlmnginable In their
horror and their extent
VIII you tell tho workers OF Eng
land that the order ndw maintained
b., potrogrnd is the kind OF order YOU
desire to live under. An enforced ~
hours a day on wages at starvation
level: the right to strike, nay tho
right to murmur or complain over
denied them under pain OF death:
free speech more cruelty suppressed
and punished than under the worst
tyranny the world has ever known
viii you tell the workers Of England
that this Is the kind Of order you wish
TO establish In your own country?
Now Seek Capital.
at was aiiowed that capitalism
built the Rreht cities Of Ruasia. I'm
der communism thcir populations
have shrunk to about half their for
mcr nuhbcrs. nd are sim diminish
ing ana living In progressive misery
ana starvation. Furthermore, the
communal government. now that Il
has almost destroyed It's own capital,
Is begging capitalist England to bring
its capital to start it's industries again,
Ana yet II IN contended the present
terrible condition Of Russia Is not the
result OF Bolsheyist rule. hut OF Cap
italism," European imperialism and
an "ntroclous b~lockade't Could any
thing be more illogical?'
"Thc question before the world to-
day is international or patriotic gov
eminent" ana until that question is
decided WI shnil but toss and blindlv
defeat ourselves in ever-growing UNI
rest. social disorder md social disin-
-t%cgrnuon.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
tN. b. A. slnn sncclnn

LONDON. Doc. S.-Ail England is
beginning to wonder which way the
winds OF love are going TO blow for
the Prince OF Wales. Marry. he no
doubt viii, and Britain expects an
announcement soon.
Thc prince has two alternatives:
/. To follow tradition and
marry a girl OF royal blood, or
? TO let Dan Cupid lead him
whore he may. and marry the
sirl he really loves.
Public sentiment In England seems
to have turned uhout-rnCc and no
longer feels that the cunsoft OF n
prince needs to De Of royal blood.
The London Times. In fact, editorial
" advised the Prince OF Wales to
avoid entering into marriage with u
foreign princess. to avoid a political
mar riagc, ana to marry Tor love-
American Eligible.
II he follows the Times advice Il
Is possible the Prime OF Wales might
come TO America for a wife. A mar
rlage with an American girl would
probably be looked upon with favor
In British governmental circles.
though there Is said TO be a strong
sentiment in England that the prince
marry an English girl.
On the other hand. the visit OF
King Christian OF Denmark. 10 En-
gland, has strengthened rumora that
the beautiful young Princess Margur-
ct of Denmark. his cousin. 10 to be
England's future queen.
Princess Margaret appears the
only probability in the royal
blood alternative.
But oven IN her case. there Is "a
drawback. No English prince can
marry "a Romnn Catholic without for
feiting his right OF Succession to The
crown, nhd Princess Margaret.
though belonging TO a Protestant
reignlng house, has been brought up
a Roman Catholic. She would have
to the Roman Catholic
church In order that the marriage
take place
Choice limited.
Because none but "a Protestant Gao
become queen OF England. because IL
IN inconcoivable that q prince Of En-
gland should marry any member OF
the royal family of any country with
which England was recently al war.
and because no prince of England
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
New York stocks

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Tncrcnslnl
confusion marked the active dealings
OF the morning In stock market, rails
especially coalcrs. moving forward
while oils. motors. stoels and various
spccinltles became more rcactionary.
Texas and Pacific coal and oil in
creased ia setbncke 2A points but
WHY'S overland preferred extended
itH rally TO .. Food Products on. which
dividend action Is expected later In
the day fell 9 points and %Interna-
tiohal Agricultural added to ita early
reversal. H%chvlness became moro
general nj noon. cal money opened
at 2 pcr cent and limo rates also
were unchanged. Closing:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
Dies of Injuries
Received in Fall
From a Locomotive

Frank Cervantes. boilermaker ut
the Santa Fe shops who wa Injured
when he fell from an engine on
which he was working at the shops
Monday Afternoon, died at the Santa
Fc hospital ut ESQ o'clock this morn
ing. C~crvGntes received a fractured
skull.
Mr.. Cervantes has been an employe
Of The Santa Fe-railroad for 90 years.
He was n resident OF old Aibuqner-
que and Is survived by thrice children.
five brothers and two sisters. Ht
was a member OF an old Town lodge.
The body was taken to Fred Croll-
otis undertaking rooms pending III.
neral arrangements.
The lntest fad among the womcr
IN France ia the wearing Of icweied
CARERS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08

CHICAGO. Dec. Stains In Arr
gen inu n news from Indianapolis
about plans to finance exports gave
considerable strength TO the wheat
market today. hut q reaction soon
took place. Initial quotations which
ranged from q to "a rents higher
with December Sl.Tih to SIZE and
March Sl.G1is to 81 40, were sue
oeoded by breaks to well below ycs-
tcrdny's finish.
In corn as we'll ms In wheat there
was persistent eastern selling. After
opening unchanged to y cen higher,
Including May at 7GM TO IN cents,
underwent a general sax.
oats were governed chiefly by the
action OF other grain, starting X cont
of to y ccnt higher. May. Six 10
52h cents me then tending DOWN
ward.
Provlaions showed firmnous In line
with the hog market.
Later the market rallied owing
largely to removal Of hedges on L.
900, 900 bushels Of Canadian wheat
taken by the British royal commits
sion. Besides. Italy was said To have
bought 100000 bushels Of durum.
The market closed unsettled, u to
IA rents not lower with December
$3.50 and March $t.d6N to S1.67.
The close was v at * cent
net decline to " cent advance, with
May, 76h TO 76A cents.
wheat-Dec. si.G9; March si.GGA.
Curn-Dec, 74Mc; May. 76iac.
Oats-DHc.. 4SMc; May. 52Mr.
Pork-Jan, S23.6O.
lard-Jan., Si4.52: May, S14.b6.
Rths-Jan., Sl2.4b; May, S12.S0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Primc mer-
camille paper unchanged: exchange
steady sterling demand ai3N cables
34fM. III
New York exchange on Montreal
13A per cent discount. w.
Time loans unchanged.
call money steady. unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08

Liberty bonds closed. BIAS. 5000;
first ~. $3.50; second Is, SSb.40,
first Ans. SSG.10; SECOND AIS,
sSb.46: third ANS. $3.50; fourth
AIS. tSb.74; victory 3Hs. $3.50; Vic.
tory iAs. 5000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Call money
unchanged. Bar silver unchanged;
foreign. GAS Mexican dollars. Doe.
Copper: London, Standard, 81. t2s-
Cd; clectrolytic. Lg1.
other metals unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Cotton fu-
turos closed steady. Dec. Si5.S7; Jan.
s1b.72; March. Si5.SG; May, $1,000.
July, S1G.O5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Tin firm.
spot and nearby. $4,000 1915; ru-
lures. S36.75I37.OO.
Zinc firm; East 81. Louis delivery,
spot. S6.2bM $50.
Other metals unchanged.
AZ London: Standard copper. ISL
l2s, sd; clectrolytic, f91.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
run.r., Of Mr.. n. N. Hleksy.

Funeral services for Mrs. ~. N. hickey
Who died yesiarday informing. were held this
ntornuou ~ . O'Clock at the home Of her
son. Judge N. h. Hickey ~ ilb North
Walter street. McpheH Of the family and
a few Intimate friends we're present. hei-
Vices were condutted ny the Rev g o.
Heckman af the Lead Avenue Methodist
ago frrm kahsia. making her huf1c here
with her daughter Miss kthel Hickey. The
hody .wiltbc sent 20 Hiawhthn, han, for
hurialM Miss Hickey WI have dgmarrov
usorulde to accompany the body back home
EspERONELLI-Tht funeral " Mar,
Eaneronelu Was held this aftesnoon from tf
crdlloif funeral parlors burNi was IA
San Jose cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
DEATHS

FUNERAL or PADuIA CHILDREN
Funeral services OF Delcntos Pa
dlna, 4 years old, and Domenicia Pa
dilln, Ne years old. were held at the
nimiiy hbme. 1910 Williams street,
Tuesday afternoon. The chlldren
dfpd Monday night. Undertaken Oar
cih conducted the services, which
wuro private.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
ToDAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

s4Oi calves Elow-to 2b conis lower:
hulk light II medium weight vcal-
ora. 5000 a. 1850. hcavies mostly
s6.o0d 750; stockers and feeders
strong.
Hogs. receipts. $4,000; strong to 10
cents sigher than yesterdays aver
age; top, st0.O5; bulk $g.7O m9.g5;
pigs Htcady TO i5 cents lowor. bulk
desirable 90 to 1880 pound piga around
S0.2h.
sheep receipts. $4,000. fat lambs,
10 10 - cents lower; choice fed
western lambs. ti1.Oa bulk natives,
$1,000 WiO.75; fat shetp firm; choice
red weatern ewes. $500. bulk nauvo
1900 ~ 40 feeders steady.
DENVER. Deo Seattle receipts.
2.200. market slow and steddy: beef
steers, 5000 ma.7b; COWS and hoifers.
81. 90 500; calves, tb.OO ~ 100;
stockcrs and feeders, 50. 0Om7 80.
Hogs. receipts. 500; steady; top.
lslo.1O. bulk. S9.4Om 1000,
Sheep receipts, 4.SO0: market low
or. lambs. $4,000 $50. ewes. $500 a.
$50. feeder iamhs. 5000 me.7b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08

King Christian Of Denmark (CP-
PER Ltit~T). II In Lopdon 10 confer
with King George UPPER RIGHTl
and otllcr members of the British
royal family, IL Is reported. owe the
possibility Cf Arranging for the mar
riagc uf Princess Margaret, ChIis-
tian's cousin CENTEHD, 10 the
Prince of wales. uOWER). British
papers, however, are urging the
Prince Ia abandon precedent and
marry for love" british circles an
ticinate ~ early announcement OF
the marriage plans Of the British
heir.
cvcr mprrics a member OF any royal
house which has been dcposed by It's
former subjects, the prince, in "A
royal blood way, Is very limited IN
his choice OF ~ spouse.
Denmark, Netherlands, Norway and
sweden are the only Protestant and
rcigning houses In Europe, Princess
Juiinna Of the Netherlands, Is heir
to the throne, which makes her in
eligible. There IL no Norwegian prin-
cess. Sweden's king has no daugh-
tiers, but he has "a granddaughter. the
Princess luigrid, ton years old, and
two unmarried nieces. 10 ana 10
ear old.
King Christian Of Denmark has
no daughters aud his two sisters are
too Old for the Prince OF Wales. He
has. however, two nelces, the daugh-
ters OF his brother. Harold, and his
cousin. the Princess Margaret. now
mentioned ns the future queen.
But. Il Dan Cupid Is to lead the
way, nobody scems 10 know just who
Is on the princes mind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
sam NMnlt nnd So

eiatcd Press)-The plans 10 have ex-
King Constantine return 10 Greece
this week appeared today to have.
been abandoned. The decision OF the
government apparently was to con-
time rs wait and see" policy. with
the tendency TO leave the decision as
70 Gonstantinc's return TO the throne
With the ex-kirE himself.