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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29

Dublin, Oct. % Father Dominic,
private chaplain TO the late Lord Mayor
NacSwincv, of Cork, IN a statement today
concerning last nights incident nj Holly
head when British police and soldiers re-
moved the body Of Mavor NacSwiney
from the funeral car and transferred i To
the steam packet Baltimore. said
Police and military entered the NOR
tuarv van and forcihly eJectcd tho rela-
tlvee Sean MacSwincy John, brother oi
the lord mavor} WAS seiral bv the throat
and nut out MARY NacSwinev was push.
Cd out and fell Al the party were given
rough treatment
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
HIRAM LEADS
in NEBRASKA

10y Leased Wire 10 New Maxicam.l
Omaha, Neb., April Ex-senator HI
ram W. Johnson continued to main.
tain 4 lead as the ballots. n Tuesdays
presidential primary were slowly be
Ing tabuiated today. With 4s2 pre-
clnets out Of 1,s4s heard from ne had
poiled 1858 votes to 1852 for Leon.
ard Wood and 1901 for General John
j.. PershIna. The contest for delegate
AZ large on the democratic ticket fur.
nlshed the most interest In Nebraska
thIe morning. While one Of William
=. Bryan's delegates wal running third
IN the field Of eight. Bryan dropped
back TO seventh posltlon when 400
precincts had been counted. Political
observers call nttention to the fact,
however. that while BRYAN lost Doug
las county he was running second out
aide Of the coanty and tho race prom.
lses 20 be close.
Few sptes had been counted On che
rephblltaH delegate at large vote. but
N tha few that have been counted, the
Weed delegates ara leading, although
all 81 them with ons exception bavs
pledged 70 vote for the preferential.
o. the 80 precincts that hnve
Fepcesse n ppuniaa ceantys Weed lsa
~ almost 800 votes over sehnnoH With
PershlnB third.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
UGLY STRIKE
ON AT BUTTE
Mine Guards Clash With /. w. w.
Picketers at Copper Mines
ia Montana.
COMPANIES ABLE TO
KEEP PUMPS GOING
ILeased wire o New MexIeanl1

Butte, Mont, April 21.-Clashes be-
tween mine guards and the ]. w. w.
H~picketers marked the opening OF the
third day OF the strike called Sunday
night by the I. w. w. for higher wages,
a six hour day. and the release Of poll
tical prisoners, In other respects the
local situation Is the same as yester-
day. No ore is being hoisted BY the
mines Of the district, but various com,
pahies are able to keep their pumps
going and to otherwise protect their
properties. Practically no miners got
through the lines OF picketers this
morning but engineers and pumpmen
geached the mines in sufficient mum
.bers to keep the mines from being
flooded.
No arrests were made. About zoo
men last night entered the Finlen and
other hotels and half a score Of bust
ness places, including barrooms and
other resorts In quest Of lincolnshire"
liquor which they proposed to destroy.
The movement was planned, 1t was
said, with a view to enforcing the clos
ing OF resorts. No liquor was found
hut q number Of card games were in
terrupted and the cards torn up and
the players Dispersed. One policeman
fired two shots In the afr.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

|RUSTLERS FREE
Acting Governor Pankey Hands
Pardon to Two Men Who
Stole Steers.
FARMER LET OUT I'M
TIME FOR PLANTING

In pardoning Julian Chavez ana
George Lathropf who are serving e
fences in the state prison farm fdr steal.
ing q steer, Acting Governor Pankey
today broke a precendent. They were
the first men sentenced for fhatscrlme
50 grave IN the eyes Of a cattleman-
to receive clemency from him The
acting governor ID a cattleman.
Chavez has q farm near the acting
governors San CristobaI ranch and
also a large family which his wife has
been supporting By washing. sHis sen
tence would expire IN the fall bif nb-
viously he couldn't raise any croDe
then, 50 the acting governor decided
to release him In time for planting
Accordingly he dated his pardon MAY
is. Lathrop'e pardon VIII be effective
on the same date. Both pardons are
conditional.
The men pleaded guilty to grand
larceny IN the district court here on
November II, 1919, and were sen.
fenced to serve from one yea to n
year and n month following the find
ing Of parts Of the steer at their homes
The steer, acordiny to the two men,
had broken q leg in jumping a fence.
They couldn't produce the broken leg,
however. They supposed that dogs
had carried 1t away.
The steer had been pastured on
Acting Governor Pankey's ranch but.
the men accused Of the theft said. he
was a sociable animal and came 10.
Chavez farm to visit the latter's cows.
Chavez said he was trying to chase
him off when he broke his leg.
FULL PARDON GRANTED.
Manuel Abba. who was given a CON
ditional pardon by Governor w. q
Lindsey when he was in office. was
granted a full pardon today BY Acting
Governor Pankey. He was sentenced
in the district court Of Mora county
to serve from twelve to fifteen months.
r. was said Governor Lindsey had
doubts as to his guilt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
MEXICAN CONSUL HERE
TOLD THAT ADHERENTS
FLOCK TO STANDARD
OF PRES CARRANZA
Imposing Lit Of Alleged LOYAL
Followers Sent 10 Santa
Fs Official.
MEXICAN EMBASSY AT
WASHINGTON so CLANS

There has been q flocking TO preei
dent Carran1a'a standard AZ the 70
suit OF the revolt of Sonora against MI
authority. according 20 ! Telegram
from the Mexican embassy A. Washl
llngion, received today By caFioa r,
Roiaa. Mexican consul HAIRS.
Tho embnaay's mhsaara follows.
Department % ioFeign affairs
aire1 me stating that President Car.
fanaA has 7eeeired nnmbafsens adhe'
alonn ~ reasons ef The ~dfffIcnities
aroused With Sonora powers AmunR
others there are fhoaa 81 Governors
Alfredo f~luniinKne4 1uan j Rodriguez
Anfeii0 q UnnEaiea. Cunf9. Espinn4a
Mifeica. Santos. Manuel Msafes Gar
elas Generals MnFRnl LeoaaFto Eg4ui
VEL tnyaafn. Fe4afsco Silva. Manuel
ftfaaaM. Pillar n 8anehWG. fRldas0 Car
dor. 1tsa9 Millta. ~ a. n TaffA c.
a4fr0 Castro G. Cabfai fai4 Feiips
fhslHfaEle4. Jesus 5 Hosos NIfnoaf4
Needles. z a. A. Il Cara. Al FgnnfdA
few CaT6znA A4gils3 4HafNa Pablo As
frNna kata ~ f~tefa&afef ~
fsantn Rafael Heatata KmNi1 ~
Mtsonaa. i~sNlalslsee 81 iha slata ~
n4aa&iaNs8s &Mssx N#ee qtfi
rf ~ 1aft
- k1ssis4 Aria saHfs ~ ~
s4lais 81 &af a9
AZ esslla slstA
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
HUNS UP TO
Old TRICKS
Demand Standing Army of zoe,
600 and to Keep All Big
General Staff
SAY PRESENT ARMY
WON'T BE DISSOLVED

icy LEASED Wire 70 New Mexlean.i
Paris, April 2l.-Germany has asked
the inter allied conference at San
RENO to increase from 100000 TO 2pQ,.
900, the standing army provided Tor
Germany by the terms OF the treaty
Of Versailles.
The request was contained In a note
handed to the French foreign office
last evening with the demand that It
be sent to the supreme council at san
Reno.
The note set forth that an Increased
force was necessary for the mainten.
nnce OF order In the interior, and that,
furthermore, the army would not ac-
cept an order for its dissolution.
The note further requests that Ger.
many be allowed to retain the entire
general staff and corps OF officers,
which means the entire framework OF
the active army.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Fight IS HOT
Statewide Primary April N 10
Test Out FavOrite Son
Theory in Ohio.

(By LEASED Wire to Nav M~exlcan.1
Columbus, Ohio, April 21.-Whether
Ohio Il to remain loyal to the ssfavorite
SON. tradition in the expression Of
choice for presidential candidates viii
be decided at the statewide primary on
April ~.
So far as the democratic party ii
concerned the ~'favorite SON. tradition
will be maintained BY sending a solid
delegation OF As members to the San
Francisco convention pleged to Gov
ernor James M. Cox. The governor
has no opposition on the preferential
ballot, and all candidates for delegates
are pledged to him.
General Leonard Wood is contrasting
with Ohio's "favorlte son. Senator
Warren G. Harding, for republican
preference. for the delegation to the
Chicago convention.
The fight between Wood and Hard
ing has developed into one OF the
hottest contests waged within the
party ranks Tor years.
Candidates for delegates, pledged to
General Wood, have been entered in
all but three Of the 20 districts and
two candidates for delegate al large
also are In the field. Al complete list
of candidates for district delegates and
delegate at large. pledged to Senator
Harding, are in the race.
In general, the Wood organization is
headed by me who were prominent In
the progressive party IN 1912.
Senator H~arding,s campaign for the
most part is in the hands OF men af-
filiated with the local party organiza
tionss H. M Daugherty. the senator's
manager, was republican state execu-
tive chairman In the 1912 campaign.
Then he pursued an uncompromisIng
policy with the ~progfessiyes. The OPP
position to Senator Harding in the
present campaign is directed chiefly
against Mr.. Daugherty.
Though all candidates for delegates
on the democratic ticket are pledged
to Governor Cox. local conditions have
resulted IN contests IN aafew districts.
In the sixteenth district (Canton) the
wet" and dry question resulted III
a number of candidates being entered,
while the same question and fractional
differences r said TO be responsible
for contests in others.
BY reason Of the few contests on the
ticket, the party leaders ex-
pect a light vote to be polled.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
severe LIQUIDATION
IN STOCK MARKET

New York. April 21.-SpecuIatlre
Issues were subjected to severe
liquidation In the stock market to
day. declining s to almost IS points
In the absence Of support Automol
bile shares. equipments, steels and
Gus we're most susceptible to pres
y General motors fell AN
points to 275. and Baldwin locomotive
dropped Is points.
Sales we're estimated at 1,750,000
shares. The activity Of the final
hour WAS so great that last transac-
tons were not recorded on the ticker
until 20 minutes after the closing
hour.
"A factor In the decline was the
acute weakness Of liberty bonds.
several OF which declined / To Q per
cent to new low records.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

MOONSHINING
Bartlett Brothers Found Chilly d
Running Illicit SIN At
Bernardo, N. N.

The Bartlett brothers-MarshAI
and John-wera found guilty III the
federal court late yesterday afternoon
Of running an Illicit sfill Il bernardo.
south Of Beien. The jury uaed less
than 10 mlnuter ii reaching Tho YER.
dict
The prosecution, conducted By A.
sistaut umled States Attorney J. D.
Seth. scored heavily BY the insrodue.
siou 81 a letter. aligned simply M"
which Marshall admitted be wrote
John. The letter ssae fna Of cryptic
Norda and phrases. aneh as Marbfnk
some one not 20 rten anybody" ID
contained 3 references "a safe PEP
sons and closed b. NyinK Il shuid ~
nalled ~in town % 40 on8 94ll kna@
where 4 comes iroin.
Marshall eare al explanation 81 the
s~rHhisatTss f4ffn On fhf witness Stand,
EeFitG that they referred Il baf, -
affaD wfseh thef wafn lrgiae Ia asll
And ~ t1ff io cattle Hia aEefanafina
characterized Is ~Ffdiceiaa4 ~ ne
steiHent p~eeenioF 10 ~ eFFensaf|
tslotH tte tHrg.
TIE tfoskfFS deseasn wae sh4H Itt7
st3Ht ctrfsfs taH s8ii aitttaFz a us1I
Ia ~ h1n@ NhHt Naf1hau SO elf
s4e - as.s Mafe fhEF heea Iee
sssS was nHMet a : Mas eA4 aa8
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
WOMAN DEFENDANT
IN WHITE SLAVE TRIAL
MACK SENNETT BATHING
GIRL OF OTHER DAYS
Pretty Blonde Plaintiff in Storm
Of Sobs Tells Her Story
in Court Today.
TAYLORS BROUGHT HER TO
NEW MEXICO, CHARGE

Jean Spencere. alias Mrs. Chat Tay.
Tor, formerly one or Mack Sennett'a
Bathing Girls, It was said, and Chester
A. Nichols, alias Chat Taylor, OF Los
Angeles, are on trial IL tho United
States court today on tho charge OF
bringing Violet Hudson, 4 pretty little
blonde Of 16 years, into New Mexico
n violation OF the White Slave act.
Violet told her story on the wltneas
stand between spells of violent sob
bing. She met the couple IN FL Paso,
she said, while she was working Is q
chambermaid AZ the Topeka hotel She
went out one afternoon TO RET soma
sandwiches. They were sitting ii an
automobile and called her, she said.
and began talking 70 her. She said
they told her they were travelling from
Los Angeles 70 Denver and, learning
that she hgd Q sister At Maedaiona.
offered 10 take her that Tar. she r.
fused ~ first, she said. but finally
accepted.
Tho nert important chapter ID her
story occurred ~ Hot SpfingA. she
said that Nichols announced that they
had to get some money he meant
her and Jean. she said He had stated
before that they were broke she said.
They rented Two tent houses IL the
Tower part o. town and. the girI said.
Nichols brought q cowboy. whom they
had met on thar arrival. 10 hdf tent
and called her outside She eot 47e0'
from tho cowboy.
Ni0la cDna - a. a. AlbuqusFqua
With he couple ard there nhn naid.
ats cacldedl % leave them n ahe had
% 80 q AZ Nichols. nha aaif. nof
q money order Tor t1S 81 fhn pasloe
flea t1f said b. Noaisa1 hfesk Il
ntd ted her an1 Jean tier ha1 %
make eone Meny."
The Fifi 0ftemrtna 20 hesrsw mefsv
fr1m : n4tief wtrm ~ ma = a.
sfTet1 ~ 1t1at haNa sny. ~ aai1
~ hal q fflsnl NO. ~ tciIsFaf.
weak hxip hsk. ThM fFltnf mss =
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
AMERICAN ATTENDS
As OFFICIAL OBSERVER

Washington, April 2I.-Ambassador
Johnson at Rome was instructed today
to attend the conference 1t San Reno
as an official observer for the Ameri-
can government. He will mot partici-
pate IN the discussions or delihera-
tons.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
READY
FOR THE TURK

San Reno, April u. (By The
Associated Press) The supreme
council Of the allies IS fully pre-
pared to execute the Turkish treaty
by military force. If necessary. The
council today accepted a plan
drawn fol the employment Of The
allied armies BY Marshal Foch,
Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson.
British chief Of staff. and General
BadogIio, Italian chief Of staff.
who were present at the morning
session.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
AKRON TRIPLES IN
SIZE IN TEN YEARS.
Increase 1883

Washington. April 2l-With an IN
crease Of 1ss.sss IA IFS population dur
ing the last decade. Akron. Ohio, ha'
gone ahead Of Kansas City, Kansas
Dayton. Memphiss Tenn. Nashville
Tenn. and Syracuse. N. Y. Akron'a
increase was Tie largest IN number
thus far reported 10 TIE tourteenth
census.
Ranking as 6lst city IN 1915. Akrpn'a
rate q growth "a the last ten jean
vas 2Q18 pr cent which places &
nov just below 81 Paul which d the
hsxt iareeas cily. having reported this
year VITA 1f.Eta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
PAINFULLY BRUISED IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Cicnterpfk ApfIl 11-A mss1as
aptomc1iis neesaent oecafFnd Is "a
Caryun ae2r hars uhan re car 8,
q q 8foN1inK ersltnf late t1s fsas
g ancIe4f ca bslg1FlaF ~ NJ.
WnlEeT 81 MA city. nolh = wasa
FaaniaN fo&n Mi an1 Is afnAcs Is
a. fEealzr csF aaloe g kn4 4n8
~ ii4raa Nhs 49, fi19 - ~
hegNaiaw taf. AsaHw fh4s A. a
e4Nl Nes NEa4e4N1fa fsmrta nM
a. mtF Ef 80 49, ffi1esF
ca SEE faItsf 4411l ~ 1sse
AaaA Nax 4a4Eis ~
nfs n1la Z t4s Esta1nF
go mB ara 5 een
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
LAND s,ll REPORTED.

Washington, April si.-The house
public lands committee voted TO-DAY
70 report a bin introduced BY Repfa
sentative Hawieyl republican, orc,
gon. which would pprnils tie sale 81
Isolated tracts IN the former Oregon.
California land Grant. undef tie nroI
slsiQns ul The bill these tracts w6nia
b. opened tor b0mosfead entry g0r
two years prior 70 their sale.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
faoo cAanANxA TROOPS
LEAVE ron cAsAs 0RANoEe

Iaafes. Mexiru, April 1f-Fho
secs MsaicAn isderai Efpops phien
arrived hers Monday 70 lein ~ Car
fanra Fofesa mast,nr faf me hflfa
aaatnat aaunra lsH heft W fAn ~
Cases NrnnAAx rhthmMhun. lha mabli.
inafon pelnt. oenefat franeo
rtaifto c1mHsa4e he uoapA vat4
an tns ltgh end 4tta SatatfI,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

tary law.
Washington, April 21.-OffioiaI and
unofficial results received here to-
night from Mexico told Of further dc.
feetions from the ranks Of carranza
edherents. Adyiees to the state de-
~partInent said that General Fortu-
nato Maycot had Joined the Obre-
gonists with his entire command,
which has been operating in the
border country near the states Of
.More.os, Michoacan, and Guerrero, a
short distance west Of Mexico City.
Obregon, General BENJAMIN Hill
and a humber OF friendly officials
who recently He'd from Mexico City,
are with Maycot's command, which
consists Of three regiments of cav
airy and two Of artillery.
Private advices from the border
said that General Arnulfo Gomez
with 5000 men had occupied Tuxpam
and were threatening Tampico.
These adyices also declared that
Colonel Rodolfo GalIegos and 400
men In Linares. Nuevo Leon, had
declared IN favor Of Sonora, as had
All4EfHld AAUaHuAU GUAA1A AMu AAAaIQ
Durango In chihuahua.
Advices from the same source also
said that Governors Nicolas Flores,
OF Hidalgo, and Maxine Reias. OF
Tlaxcaoas backed BY the legislatures
and state troops, also had declared
In favor Of Sonora.
Reports at the state department
said a group Of Is deputies had left
Mexico City for Sonora by way OF
Laredo. The names Of the members
were not given In the adyices, but
Il was supposed they were among
the Is who recently issued o mani
charging Carranza with having
precipitated the present situation by
his arbitrary civil and military acts
against tho various states OF the re-
Officials here have noted
hat the censorship is being Figidly
enforced In Mexico City. Copies q
City newspapers reserved
yesterday and today contained many
blank columns. especially on tho %,
tofiai pages.
The Mexican embassy today Issued
statement declaring that Il tho
rebellion spreads Il would
@lhe stoppage o. business. cur
aflment Of wealth and international
commerce and the indefinite post
,onment Of the payment Or tbs for
Ign debt
The Abatement declared the rebel.
ion vas a local movement only and
nd been given ,an importance watch
l Is far from deserving X SAID
bat even II tha federal E0yernmnut
70 suppress 4 he central soY
rnmanl would rrmain anshakaa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

.OS|NGMEN
General Fortunate Mayeos and
Command Desert to the
Ranks Of Obregonistas.
STAMPICO THREATENED
By ARMY OF REBELS

tSy Leased Nvire 70 rsew s~aexIean1
San Antonio. Texas. April ILL.,
Unofficial Mexico City advices re-
.ceiyed III Mexican circles here to-
day said President Carranza had
4 The Mexican congress to
suspend the individual guaran-
lees III order that the entire
country may be placed under mill
tary law.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Mechanics' Liens
Manhattan

PEARL ST. Hanover ct z8xss. ori
entail F'lreproof Sash & Door Co agt rhas
u Rushmore. owner Butler Co CON
tractor Ssef -a
s1sT ST. 10 E: Robert G Perry ast n g'1s., rar9
ioT Payne Jr, owner; AZ East 6lst St Go
Inc. contractor .....I...5 "a am ! :
65TH ST, is e; Robert G Perry agt Loi,is
feoier owner; 80 East 61st St Co. Inc.
72D sT IS E. Robert q Perry al - Sscs 9.s: 10
1 Richard owner; ~ East slst 81 Co
72D ST. A E; Robert g Perry agt same
6lsT ST, SO e. Robert C Perry agt So East
6lst st Co. Inc. owner and CONTRACTOR
SlsT ST. ST E; Robert @ Perry at 81
East 6lst ST Co, Inc. owner and con
slsT sT, IL E: Robert G Perry 49, at =
East 6lst st Co. Inc. owner and con
slsT ST. so g; Robert q Perry at ssq''5 30 ! )
East siss st Co, Inc. owner and con-
s1sT ST. 4s E: Robert G Perry agt Ct 20
East 6lst St Co. INC. owner and con
18TH ST 37s W Christopher Naily agi
Lewis Mob Hubbard. owner and con
wAsHfNaroN ST. 1888: Chrisiopher %al7y
agt Lewis McB Hubbard. owner and con-
wAsHINGTON ST. 7ss: christie her Nsliy "a 10
agt Lewr McB Hubbard owner and
wAsHINGTo ST, 712: christopher Nal'y
agt Lewis Mob Hubbard. owner and
contractor ....- Sll1.fI
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Reco, ded Leases

UNION SQUARE. IS. all; EIiz Bend ct al
70 Louis Littman. 81 E 97th st. et al
Blumofe. l32 Nassau st $1,000 to s. o 400
BOWERy 24e. all: Max Garfunxei to Sam
ue Godstein. 90. z s5th st; years and
renewal at sl.sso; atty. L FREEMAN. 3os
EAST Esd AZ. 81. street aoor ana .sn"y 'Ns
atty II H Ho. o~.rt, 1871 ed av... 81 90
MADISON Av 2ss- ESQ, rooms 2oi -3o2 and
to American Uniform Co; 4ia years from
November, I. 1919; attys. Lesser Bros.
s2D ST, ' and wv 7th LOTT, nradkin RsaIsy slty
Co to Jos Brecher, w 32d st, 5 years
from Feb :. 1929; atty, Scion B~ii,len-
JoHN sfsn e. sTo s0a"wa s roos 5s7sss 5th oor ogo
Jas Min,r trustees. to Abraham Lros.
on the premises: years from May I,
JAY ST: Hail -cedeil & Case to Egbe & &
Case. II Jay st; yeas from May l.
'TS FL f. ssr i, .ss t
srH !s0% ay. Fse ss lsio a Aimee johnson 's
s1SefP'' srom ssb ysars '@ penewa n y ss s9s
7TH AZ. sc c 9Th st. sapt 'on 7,h noor !:
Wyoming "A partment Co 10 pr Raymond
De W Baker $50 7fh av; S years from
srH RI AZ. fsss north store 6,h av 1881
south basement: ssnj Rschson to isI-
dore Cold. 1929 9Th av and sno. S Years.
from May 10. ,Istsi aitys. God g. =. 29i
Broad way ...f. -. 80. .a...-..-... 81 zoo
sTn Az an; chas p de Bausett Rogue
fort TO Margt Ferguson. i0s sth sv,
years from May I, 1919; atty, II yier
$40 Broauwat ..N-... - Sl.6oo
Bronx
14sTH ST, A4s-4&s E. all. Hy Frank jr TO
Geo II Levine. ESQ Tiffany ut: years IL
months from April. !. 1919. attss. Me
Nii.tan,s.s II IL ii. .la3 Nassau St s-.S-o
New-York tribune., 1920-01-12
Adopt Plan to License
Real Estate Brokers
Action Taken at Recent Meeting
of State Association of Real
Estate Boards

At the little convention OF the New
York State Association of Real Estate
Boards held last week in Utica a plan
was adopted for bill for the licensing
If real estate brokers, the object Of
which is to place with the state regu-
latorv powers over real estate brokers
A bill of this nature, it was announced,
will be presented to the coming sep
sion of the Legislature.
1ames Frank; president of the asso-
citation. told the governors that the
Advisory Council of Real Estate Inter
es's of New York City had applied for
affi'iation with the association and was
elected member At the meeting
Senator Frederick NJ Davenport held
conference with the committee on
proposed legislative activities for ,he
coming wear. He told the commit'e ee
that the association had been of invalu-
able assistance in obtaining the adop-
tion of the state income tex law and
asked FIR the aesoci"tion's co0reration
in planning scientific state budget.