Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-04
News of the World
in Condensed Form
For Busy Readers


WARSAW, Aug. 3.--Many Amer
leans and British subjects, including
several former officers, are report :
ed by the recruiting officers to be
cnlisting in the Polish volunteers.
CENTER, Tex, Aug. 3.-District
Judge SpottiswOod Sanders today
delivered charge to the grand
| jury in which he instructed that
bills be returned against every per-
son i'm any way connected with the
lynching Monday of Lige Daniels,
| negro.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex Aug. s.
The Big Bend and III Paso districts
of the southern department of the
army will be Discontinued August
Is. according to general orders is
sued today at southern department
headquarters.
WASHIN GTON, Aug. 3.--Sbip-
oers will nc pcsapittcd under Il rui-
! ing today or the Interstate Conn
merce Commission, to assign for
collection claims for reparation
against railroads for loss of con-
signments. The commissions rui-
ing is in accordance with recent
decision of the supreme court.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 3,--Forty-
two thousand men in five years was
the cost paid by President Carranza
I'm the campaign againa. General
Villa, Colonel Benjamin Ros, Villa s
chief of staff, told the correspond
ent of Excelsior today.
MADRID, Aug. 3.-Various FEM
mist societies i'm Spain have decided
to start a campaign i'm favor OF
woman suffrage and equalization OF
the legal rights. Women orators
will tour the country.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-Rear
Admiral Cary T. Grayon. President
Wilson'S physician, started on his
vacation today, explaining that he
was going by direction Of the pres
ident. DIR. Grayson said the presi-
dent had shown snch marked im-
provement OF late that 1t was not
necessary to put him I'm the care OF
another physician.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.--Wn-
liam S. Culbertson of Kansas was
rcappointed today by President
Wilson as member of the United
States tariff commission.
Dur. xrouNru~c T.. Aun Cnr
eral hundred coal mines I'm the Des
Moines territory voted tonight to
return to the mines tomorrow.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.--F'rank Me-
Gurk, detective, was fatally shot
today I'm q battle with three men
who attempted to rob the office of
the Illinois Vinegar Manufacturing
company. The bandits were driven
away by the detectives fire with
out obtaining money,
MARION, o., Aug. 3.-Senat0r
Harding. the republican presiden-
tial nominee, Ia going to prove to
the public that he Is g real printer.
Today he threw aside his coat, roll
ed up his sleeves and made up"
the first page OF his paper while
motion picture machines recorded
his actions.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.--News
from Poland caused the sharpest
break of many months today In the
foreign exchange market. De-
mard sterling broke 81 cents to
S3.62tS. French. Italian and other
continental exchanges also were
depressed.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3-There was
break of about cent a pound in
the cotton market today with
prices losing the rallies OF late yes
terday and making new low levels
for the movement. October de-
livery sold off to $3.50 cents a
pound, or SO a bale below the clos
ing last night.
TOXIC, Aug. Sit is officially
stated that the Japanese and KO-
rean residents of the Chita region
are withdrawing i'm the wake Of the
Japanese army, fearing spread OF
the anarhistic conditions in ST.
IBERIA and general insecurity.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz, Aug. 81.
B McMullen of Greeley, Colo, for
mrr vice president OF the valley
City. N. D., normal school, will be
president cf the Northern Arizona
Normal school here. succeetlinc j.
o. Crceger,. resigned. II was an
noupced today,