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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS.
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ
HOSE ANTONIO RINERA :.

Abo~ado Msxisaao ,~Tls-72o 8-ady B.GS.. Ie'
IEsono c. "a - oEl Antonio. Texas
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\ la del globo cautivo, ell
hombre quito G idealista Sc perderia
eli ell azul, 81 Ia mujer, que represen-
IA eli las.re y la cuerda, no tirara pru
dentemente hacia Ia terra,
Tengo pare mi que entire todos los
placeres selectos ' refinados, ninguno
es comparable al de Dir de unos labios
roios y Juveniles, trGmuIos de emocion.
ia EXPOSITION y defensa de nuestras con
cepciones y pensamientos.
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M y Martinez GUzMAN. E'Ps;i1ts,a
,-ssr-eEsles E- amos : paE;S' SleIl-'-
M "a general, O@ciaa. iSa- ~. Eo~@s's'
= TreToro T-Erss Zee
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SI6 ". Commerce st.
san Antonio. Texas
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PARA GANAR MAS DINERO

Aprenda listed IN
giles en- 81 propla
casa, por medic De
nuestro curse espe.
c;aI, : Ia ayuda 3e
una persona amerl-
II EnvienoS 81
nomb-e ' direction
de darenos lntor,
mes.
2I4'. Main St.
T. o Box 57S
RUDY COLLEGE
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IMPRENTA FUENTES

Esuue!as de uat-imoaio. De tetuael6n. ~
S,.s dc bale. de baGt.zo. couercts-es: toca
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CnnrCc s.. Auto Livery

Cuando uccesice IT raEniticc caro- de . '
s ciiindcos, CUE le cau-e vecdadera sSasiSe-
ZION 4sa-lo. y m2ae:a-io "a. mLsmo. Tame 4!
Tc,g!vuo CT. Sill. Pa College St
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VENTAS
ST yENDE HERMOSA
RESIDENCIA
100000

Veasc Al senior McNaNy en- IA
san Antonio Music &c.
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La bella dantadura en- Ia muJcF-el
~consabido collar de perlas de los poe
tas-es como Una promesa de perlna-
rorta iovial:dad ' de buena digestion
4 prop6sito de 10 cual Sc me ocufre'
c,,a 81 Ia princra dertici6n hace Horar
i, tercera-es decir, Ia comprada-ha-
&c reir.
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In ASUNCIO en- la FRENSA" s!enp7s
e De Sxi,o SECURE. Lame I'd. <! tstet9ao
Travls "a y Enunciese tesde luszo.
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LAS MEJORES COLCEAS cortinas. .apetes
y aliomb-as en- abonos. R. Puente. los San
Fernando St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

Todas las desdichas del matrimonio
nacen de que la mujer no elige, sino
que es elegida. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, en- "a
rtayoria de los casos, Ia esposa acostum
bruse al maridO como este Sc habitua
a Ia. cerveza y al tabaco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-01

sESoEEs FERRocARRILERoS MEIICA'
NOS Ears cue Ks ComrHr'a- les rSH'
80, - cue irv:-ri6 e. EosCS Dc L.
SS--z5 Csb-o Back Ply au-ensO de sss-
Sos. Cheques , "acnpOs'. 81 sur ls1n a.
-S5.,t. sr Il t-aba.o 20 e dire % cue aroe
pedi-. Ar7eSlo neGocios reLac.'aaaTs =
profession en- tOdas pACte5 81 g1i COS -.
=. CO lie BIZ. &a=s-s City. Nc
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TRASPASOS

TRASPASO casa de modas. muy acredita-
da. con rnagnifica clientele y muy bien ST.
tusda. I2i y. Santa Rosa Ave. tI5)
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PRESTAMOS

tNECESITA $500 Prestamos confidential
les sobrr mrebles Il personals a sueldo. Abo-
nos faci!es. Por $500, $50. semanarios. 300
Conroy Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. 12ll4
Main ST. Houston. Texas.
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Houston, Texas

.RARCLEy COESETS. go :. Houston s.
San Antonio. Texas. Cga-,2 COS. Corsets
,o1teccsoaadcs con codcs los sdela7cos Dc
l.,;mo es-slo = d. inuciorab.r cali5ad. Tam
ben sc veaden bonlcos ta5a.os hecaos en-
.casg- lS0I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Joye-os- Manu-
ra-tu~s~cS. Rcpa-aci.a &c reiol"S = 70
yss Nor,adores Dc b-iilantez. 60 S. La
lido =. san Antonio. Texas l!0i
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N~ECESITAMOS 1000 pizcadores de .algo-
don. en- los Siguientes condados dc Ia cos
u Sur de Texas: Wharton. Jackson, Eicto-
ria, Calhoun. GoIiad. Bee, Refugio, Aran-
saS, san Patricio. NueceS. Jim Wells. Du-
val jim Hogg. Willacy. Brooks. keberg,
Cagre.on HidalGo y Star. Esta coserha
IS Ia mejor en- Ia historic del pals. J pr'n-
cipiara Z reco!ectarse con 80 o 80 dias de
anticipation . las cosechaS de otras parties.
La plea principiara desde hoy. julio 10. y
- pagara 2 los pizcadores el mejor sueldo,
aparte de que despuGs. podran irse n TIA
bajar en- Las otraS reEioneS en- donde las
cosechas son raas tardias. 81 listed Sc in
TERESA en- veuir, cscriba al County judge,
de cualesquie-a de eSos Condados. o al Ma
vor o secretario comerciaI Ge cualqulera de
csas yoblacioneS. o dirgieudose tambien z
Roy MilIcy, Secretary Rural Land Owners
Association. Corpus Christi. Texas CO..
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BASCULAS de todas clases. Sc conpran,
ycnGen Y canbiaa. AEente5 de les baScu-
las computaGoras automatcaS Detroit.
BasculaS Fairbanks" TostadoreS de Ca
ie Royal Molinos de Cafe. Cuchillos pa
n carniccro y refrige-adoreS. sos Maih
Avenue. San Antonio. Texas. Tel CT. 422i
4. Z. Ha-gis. Mgr
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Sc NECESITA Una cocinera en- Floresvil!e'
Texas Para informes. dirisirse z el Sc
nor Leal. 127 Gale de FL Paso. Tel Tr.
1929.
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VENTAS

OPORTUNLDAD. Fendo cinematogrsfo com
p!e;o para campaia, Edison con pellculss.
Lamparas carburo 0 electricas. Vealo antes
cue otro; nuy barato.
6lSiz Dolcrcsa St. 90.
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JOSE F.. GONZALEZ vcnde suma-rente ba-
ratio. chcrizoS. mRRteca y abarrotes. calidad
suvrema. EspeciaIida4 en- carnc SEGA 2Ol
san Luis St. tl5(
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CASA DE LADRuLO

-. II -.NI-NN@'~V
De dicz cuartos, dos piSoS: a prinero tie
ne sala. aatesala. comcdor y cocina; los al
tos t;enen cInco r~ecaLnaraS, cuarto dc costu-
II Y De baEo. .rodo comoGamcRte nr-cgiado
y muy elegante. CSnt-icamente SItuadn. Sc
vclde en- abcnoS.
CARLISLE REALTY co.
Tel. Travis $3.50
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Sc NECESITA taquigrafo espanol-iuEles /;
preferable sepa frances. Haga solicitud es-
cr.ta I mano indicando exTeriencia, sa!a-
rio, clad y References. Standard Rice Co.
Inc. P. o. Drawer 1878. Houston. Texas.
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITA una muchacha para trslo se-
neral de casa. en- fsmilia corta- Ocurrsn a
COS W. Cypress. Tel. Tr. S4s2. (Sl
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G~RATIFICARE cor, $1,000 a Il persona dle
II" 2ropor-.7ne IntormeS eya-toR acerca de.
ar-la' 2a-ade-o Gc mi mama Mariana Do
m;uruo- = 90 81 cSpoSo Euiogio P-leto. q
g15rucs accapgs2R cuGJrn personals mas. 90
COS m.enbros &c uEa m-=ma fami.ia; cuycs
rar7b-eS >ou: A-EclLa. Conception, AIMS
->.s a~un:o. Gj-.ga-c ! Jesus DomiaEucz.
Gen Delivery. Cisco. Texas. 49,
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Santiago Ramon Y CAJAL
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E~ECESITAMOS algunos hombres para que
vardan de casa en- casa. nuestros productos.
en- esta ciuGad. Son preparac!ones para Ell
tocado- de IN meior clsSe. Sue!do y comisio-
sion. Dirijarse n The O. Leary Products
Co., llpa Soledad St t&)
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

NOLLEOS DE PTEDEA PARA NIXTAMAL.
De 2 y 5 cahallos De Cuerza. Pida fo.ieto. P.
BACA. Box 925. Los Angeles. Cal.
VENDEMOS C~OLCHONES. uucvos n los me-
!ores p-ecios tamoiSn renoyamos. Atlas,
Ma;t-es Co. 40 s. Pccos St
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UN TRAJE PCR $500
vERDADERA OPORTUNTDAD

De casinir = Ia lneGIda. V. Scsa. SGstrc
CO., Do,orcsa St. Tel. Travis SiO2. san An
tonic. Texas.
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CONEJOS finos. va-irs cleses. baratas. c.
Algeria. Tel. CIR. ASS. 4C7 S. San Marcos
ST. San Antonio, Texas.
Sc VENDE coche. llancas &c hulc. 7ropio
para f~aniia o sitio. yegua ' Euasnici6n.
1905 Guadalupe St 90
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a u persona ~,
re p-orvrrioHe inio-mcs eNacyoS acc-ra d.
actual paradero de IL Sra Maria Se-ylr,
como de 81 aaos &c rdad. Colo- moreno ;
eS.a,ura 5asa cullen auda aeomvaH7aa dc
III Mi. suyo i'aE,a6o ApC.oaIo Rvs-amante
En- 1919 Sc ercoatraba e. Blai, Calf. Qua
scsgu:sr iutC-uc S0ore es;e a>unSo. dj-lJase
d Ejce7ca Bus;amaHtc. Princeton. Kan.
90
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DIR Y. PALOMO. E~nfermedsdes Gro
meas. Consultorio 10 ). PecOs- Te-
leferos: OficiRa. CT. S602- Reslden-
cia.. Miss. 2l75. Consultas gratis.
Evening star., 1920-02-25
AIMS To COMPEL
COURT TO TRY CASE
E. D. SpauIding Asks Manda-
mus Against Municipal Tri-
bunal in Rent issue.

Seeking to compel the Municipal
Court to take Jurisdiction of a land
lord and tenant case and to proceed
to hear and determine his right to
possession of premises 3401 Dent
place northwest. which he says he
has purchased for his own use.
Edward D. Spaulding today filed in
the District Supreme Court a petition
for mandamus. Edward B. Kimball,
judge of the Municipal Court. is
named as defendant.
Justice SiddonS issued a rule on
Judge kirnball to show cause March
D why he should not be required to
proceed with the case
Mr.. Spaulding attacks the copsti-
tutionality of the Ball rent law and
asserts that the new enactment does
not deprive the Municipal Court of
Jurisdiction in cases where the pur-
own use. even when there is a dis
pute as to the sufficiency and accu-
racy of the notice to quit and con-
cerning the good faith of the demand
for the premises. Counsel contend
that such cases are exempted entirely
from the provisions of the Ball act
and that the rent commission has
nothing to do with these cases
Some weeks ago Justice Siddons had
a case similar to this. but in which
no dispute had been filed by the
tenant. In that case the court de-
clined to pass on the constitutionality
of the Ball act, but directed Judge
Terrell. then hearing landlord and
tenant cases. to proceed with the
hearing without indicating in any
manner how the Municipal Court should
hold.
Evening star., 1920-02-25
RETIREMENT BILL
PUT ASIDE AGAIN
Senator Sterling Says Vote
Doubtful Until Treaty
Is Disposed Of.

The civil service retirement bill was
again sidetracked today. this time 10
give the dyestuffs bill the right OF
way
Senator Sterling Of South Dakota
in charge of the retirement bill, saio
that he doubted if it would be pos
sible to get a vote on the measure un-
til the peace treaty has been disposed
of. in view of the announcement of
Senator Lodge that the treaty IS 10 DC
taken up tomorrow.
The retirement bill will be con-
tinued. however, as the diminished
business Of the Senate" said Senator
Sterling. II hope that eventually we
will get a vote on it. 1t deserves TO
be voted on and to be passed. think
that the vote yesterday. defeating
Senator Pomerene's motion to recon-
nit the bill. was significant.
Refuse to Recomnit.
The Senate by a vote Of 36 to 20
yesterday afternoon refused to re-
commit the retirement bill. The vote
came on a motion by Senator Pome.
rene of Ohio. who is an opponent OF
the measure. The motlon was M
tended to kill the bill.
Senator Sterling Of South Dakota
in charge of the bill. and Senator
McKellar Of Tennessee addressed the
Senate yesterday in reply to at
tacks which have been made on the
measure. Senator Sterling insisted
that the estimates as to the cost to
the government by opponents of the
bill were enirely too high. He IN
sisted that the facts had been be-
clouded by an array of figures pre-
sented to the Senate by Senator Pom
creme and others opposing the bill.
Senator Mckellar charged the op-
moments of the bill with filibusterinG
to prevent a vote. He said that the
bin had been before the Senate as
the unfinished business for three
weeks and that it was time to vote
on 1t.
to recommit follows:
Yeas-Ashurst. Beckham. Brande-
gee. CuIberson. Cummins. Dial. Dill
ingham. Fletcher, Gore, Harris, Har-
rison. Hitchcock. Johnson Is; p
kellogg, King. Lodge. Myers, Nelson,
Norris, Overman. Page, Pomerene,
Ransdell. Reed, Simmons. smith Cia),
Smoot. Trammell and Underwood.
Nays-Ball. Calder. Capper. Colt.
Curtis. Elkins. Fernald, France. Ere
Gay. Glass. Gronna, Hale,
Jones On ND. Kendrick.
KENYON. Keyes, Kirby, McKellar. NC
Lean McNary. Nugent. Phelan,
Phinps Pittman, Sheppard. Spencer.
Sutherland. Townsend,
Wadsworth, Walsh (Mont), watson,
Williams and Wolcott-
Evening star., 1920-02-25
Dry Agents Destroy Wine;
Cannot Locate County
Officials for Conference

IRON RIVER. Mich. February 25.
States Attorney M. S. McDonough
Of Iron county could not be located
today by Maj. A. v. Dalrymple. fed
eral prohibition director for the cen
trail states. but the wine which was
taken from the federal authorities
last week was found and destroyed.
Nine barrels Of wine were located
in the cellar of a priests house. where
it has been placed for safekeeping.
and rolled into the street. where the
agents knocked the ends or the bar
rels and let the liquor run into the
gutter.
The conference which was to have
taken place between Maj. Dalrymple
and the state officials has been post
poned until such time as the officials
are found.
Mai. Dalrymp1e and his agents ex
pect to leave here Immediately for
the Virginia mines. where another
raid will be made.
Evening star., 1920-02-25
REVENUE BUREAU
TOPROBE TROUBLE
IN IRON COUNTY
Deputy ''Dry" Commissioner
Gaylord to Leave for
Scene Tonight.

A complete Investigation of the pro-
hibition controversy in Iron county.
Mich, will be made by the bureau of
internal revenue, Commissioner Roper
announced today.
H. NJ. Gaylord. deputy prohibition
commissioner, will leave tonight for
Grand Rapids and Iron River City
to take up with the authorities there
the controversy which led District
Prohibition Commissioner Dalrymple
of Chicago to declare the county in
open revolt"
Will Tour Central District.
Mr.. Roper said. however. that the
Importance of Mr.. Gaylord's visit
shou'' not be exaggerated. He had
beeh instructed to make a tour Of the
central district for other purposes.
and his itinerary was enlarged in or
der to permit the bureau to obtain
firSt-hand information Of the case in
Michigan.
Officials believed that it would be
possible to get the conflicting authori-
ties together and iron out the tangle
without serious consequences. Mr..
GAYLORD. before leaving, will confer
Frierson with respect to the Depart
ment of Justice attitude. and to avoid
A misunderstanding between the two
branches of the government in deal
ing with the affair.
Frierson Suggests Parley.
Replying. to telegram from NJ. S.
McDonough. states attorney of Iron
county. Mich. Assistant Attorney
General Frierson offered the sug-
gestion that the attorney and the
federal authorities hold conference
looking to an adjustment of the SIT
uation arising. out of the efforts of
Maj. A. v. Dalrymple to enforce the
prohibition law in the county. The
states attorney in his telegram as
sured the assistant attorney general
the accounts of the alleged whisky
rebellion" had been exaggerated.
Palmer Authorizes Action.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. February %
Attorney General a. Mitchell Pal
mer yesterday telegraphed Assistant
Attorney General Frierson authoriz-
ing him to take any steps he deemed
necessary in the alleged whisky
rebellion" in Iron county, Mich. He
also wired Daniel c. Roper. internal
revenue commissioner. to confer with
Mr.. Frierson on the matter. Mr.. Pal
mer passed through here en- route
from Kansas City to Frankfort, KY
Evening star., 1920-02-25
Love America in Spite
of President Wilson,
Says italian Paper
Outlines U. 8. stand.

ROME, Tuesday, February 24-Com-
menting on the Adriatic situation and
President Wilson's recent protest to the
supreme allied council. the Messaggero
says: ''We Italians read and forget the
injury done US by Mr.. Wilson's tenacious
italophobia. because he not America
and we admire and love America in
spite Of him.
In an editorial devoted to the recent
statement OF Frank A. Vanderlip rela-
tive to the difficulty OF America grant
ing new credits to Europe the newspa-
per says: "Our economic situation must
not be judged too severely America
must trust the strength Of Italian work.
II 1t Is helped In time with raw ma
terials and credits it will be able to in
tensify our production. which, together
with a Limitation Of consumption. will
enable us to pay old and new debts''
Reports of the refusal of the United
States Senate to accept notifications Of
Senator Lodges reservations to the YER
sailles treaty have created a great i'm
preston here, and the Senate's actin is
considered as signifying the collapse of
American participation in the league of
nations. at least, according to the
covenant arranged by the peace con-
ference. The Epoca expresses the
opinion that all questions submitted to
the league Of nations. including Presi-
dent Wilson's proposal to make Fiume
an Independent state. will fall through
Evening star., 1920-02-25
WOULD HAVE U. S. STORE
NATIONS LIQUOR SUPPLY

Storage in special government
warehouses Of the nations visible IL
quor supply of 6s.0o0.oo0 gallons. so a.
to prevent it's theft and transfer to
char uels Of outlaw trade, was urged
today by representatives. of the pro
hibition enforcement bureau. before
the House ways and means committee.
Since the country went dry on jan
uary Is liquor has been stolen from
bonded and distillery warehouses At
an alarming" rate. according to pro-
hibition experts, who suggested that
the stock, held now in $50 establish
ments, be concentrated in thirty or
less. Pressed for figures. Alfred d.
Vanburen. counsel for the federal pro-
hibition commissioner. sai1 oodnite
reports showed the robbery Of eighty.
eight warehouses and theft Of 5000
sallons Of liSeor since July !
Evening star., 1920-02-25
ASQUITH IS ELECTED
TO PARLIAMENT SEAT
Former Premier of England Is Vic
torious in Bye-Election by
Good -1argin.

LONDON. February 25.-Former
Premier Herbert H. Asquith was
elected to parliament from the Paisley
constituency in the recent bye-eIec-
ton. Announcement of the result was
made today.
Mr.. Asquith. the liberal nominee.
polled 1876 votes against II, ,9O2 for
J. NJ. Biggar, the labor candidate, and
3.795 for J. A. D. Mackean, coalition
unionist.
Women played prominent part in
the campaign which has resulted in
the former premier's success in his
effort to return to the house OF COM
mons and work for vindication Of his
ideals of liberalism. The most prom
ter, Lady Bonham Carter. who took
inent OF the women who are busy
electioneering for him was his dauRh-
up the cudgelS in behalf of har
father and made many pithy and
striking speeches
Evening star., 1920-02-25
Bainbridge CoIby's
Selection Creates
Surprise at Capitol

The announcement that President
Wilson had selected cambridge Colby
10 be Secretary of State. succeeding
Mr.. Lansing. was received at the Capt.
tol today with much astonishment 1t
was predicted by some senators that
there would be a fight against the
nomination of Mr.. Colby. 1t was re-
called that when his appointment as
a member of the United States Ship
ping Board was before the Senate Il
was vigorously opposed by the New
York senators and other members OF
the Senate. and that he was confirm
ed only because some of the progress
sive republicans voted with the demo-
Gratis in his favor.
Senator Moses Of New Hampshire
q member Of the foreign relations
committee, confined his comment on
the appointment to the following:
Il trust the new Secretary of State
measures up to the standard of the of
fce as outlined by President Wilson
IN his correspondence with Secretary
Lansing"
senator Shepperd of Texas said
Mr.. Colby is an able man. l have mn
doubt he will make a good Secretary. -
Mnen Mr.. Colby was nominated in
1917 for membership on the Shipping
Board ms confirmation was accom-
Pusheo only after a prolonged fight.
Inc commerce committee voted by a
majority of one to report the nomina-
ton favorably, it being understood AT
1he time that Senator Reed, democrat.
Missouri. voted in the negative. and
that Senator johnson. republican. Cal
6ornia, broke the tie
At that time Mr.. Colby's activities
IN the progressive party, where he
had been associated with Senator
johnson and other republican sena-
tors, stlli were fresh in the minds of
the Senate members
When the nomination came to the
Senate floor Senators Wadsworth and
Calder of New York, the nominees $
home state, were understood to have
opposed confirmation and to have
been supported on the roll call by
most OF the republicans. Again. as
in the committee. the progressive eIe-
mept was said to have turned the
tide. however. Senator'S Johnson, Ken
Son. republican. Iowa. and others join
ing With the democrats. Neither Sem
Ator Calder nor Senator Wadsworth
would say today what stand he might
take toward confirmation Of Mr. Colby
as Secretary Of State.
Evening star., 1920-02-25
VICE PRESIDENTS
ADOPTED SON is
CRITICALLY ILL

Morrison Marshall. the young adopt
ed son Of Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall. is critically ill with acidosis
at the Vice Presidents home here. ac-
cording to an announcement today.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
The boy had been unwer for some
time, but had SO far recovered his
health that it was thought permis-
sible for the Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall to take him with them when
day. The child became ill. however.
in New York and on Sunday Mrs.
Marshall brought him back to Wash
ington. Specialists from John Hop
kins Hospital have been called in.
Evening star., 1920-02-25
TENANTS "VOTE" RENT RAISE
Anti-Profteer Landlord Employs
Extra Money in improvements

NEW YORK. February 25.-Unable
to think of anything else to do with
the IS and = monthly rental increases
over his protest George c. Kelly, an
anti-profiteer. today set electricians at
work wiring his eight family apart
ment in West 106th street for cleo
tricity.
Mr.. Kelly had steadfastly maintained
his pre-war rental schedule Of $50 .
month for his apartments until his
tenants got together yesterday and
voted him th2 increase.
Evening star., 1920-02-25
WOULD REGULATE PACKERS.
President of Texas Cattle Raiser,
Favo1s Federal Permit,

AMARILLO. Tex, February 25-
Legisiauohh h 10 tesutate taa .ne packing
licensing system was advocated by w
w. Turney of Ell Paso, president Of the
Texas Cattle Raisers' Association, in
an address yesterday at the opening
session Of the fifth annual buyers and
sellers livestock convention which
Cattlemen are not getting a square
deal from the packers, he charged
advocating organized effort to ad-
vance the producers interests.
Louis w. Swift. jr., Of Swift & Co,
who also addressed the convention
declared the packers desire close fell
lowship and understanding with the
cattlemen.
Evening star., 1920-02-25
SOVIET RULE DECREED
IN ONE ITALIAN TOWN
Municipal Buildings at Pieve di
Soligo Seized-General Strike
Called in Naples.

LONDON. February 25-workers at
Pieve di Soligo. Italy. have seized the
municipal buildings and proclaimed a
soviet government. according to a
Rome dispatch to the Central News.
In fighting between workers and
carabineers many persons were
wounded. Disorders have also occur
red at Vittorio, Montebelluna and else
where. the dispatch says.
General Strike in Naples.
NAPLES, February 25-A general
strike in sympathy with striking
metal workers has been declared by
the labor chamber here.
Evening star., 1920-02-25
J. B. PAYNE NOMINATION
FAVORED BY committee

Favorable report was today ordered
by tho Senate public lands committee
upon the nomination of John Barton
Payne, now chairman Of the Shipping
Board. to be Secretary of the Interior
to succeed Secretary Lane. resigned.