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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
HOUSE TO VOTE
ON PEACE FRIDAY
Way Cleared for Two
Days Debate on the
Resolution

W NAEHlNiTON. Aprl House
republicans today cleared the way for
a two day debate on the peace reso-
luton. beginning tomorrow. Undcr
the program adopted by the rules
committrc the final vote will not be
cast until after o'clock Friday. on
both days the house VIII meet an
hour earlier than customary.
By strict party vote the rules
committee today agreed TO permit
no amendment to the resolution be-
ing offered from the floor. Demo-
Gratis. however. viii be permitted to
offer the motion 90 recommt. such
"a motion, democrats said. was com
tomplated. u probably will provide
Tor repeal OF certain war emergency
legislation.
Democrats on the rules committee
declared that while no niihustering
was 10 hc expected from them. they
would fight tho resolution on the
ground that ~ purpose Is not within
the authority OF congress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
SUIT TO SET ASIDE
PICKFORD DIVORCE
Nevada Official to Al
lege Ccllusion and Con-
spiracy to Get Decree
ar I'D aa.aeIaTre rasas

RENO. NcN.i April "a SUIT 10
SET GsiGc the decree of divorce grant
ed 10 Mary pickfurd. nov Mrs. Doug
las Fairbanks, will be- filed next week
10y the attorney general 81 Nevada.
according to statement made today
by Rsbert Richards, deputy attorney
general who has been investigating
the circumstances under which the
decree was granted.
The sui; Will bc based ON allega-
tiuus that cullusion and conspiracy
were resorted Co boz conducting tho
case and that because of the nsuifiv-
ienc, of the residence uf either purty
10 the case the court failed TO acquire
Jurisdiction
"As result Of the examination Z
have made ut the files ana records IN
the pickford case said Deputy At
turucy General Richards, 81 am sat
isfiod that the decree be- not valid be
cause the court had not acquired
Jurisdiction and because Collusion
and conspiracy were rcsortcd 20. a
suit 20 set aside the decree VIII DE
filed hy Attorney General Fowler
about the middle of next week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Germans Reported
To Be Aiding in
Sim Fein Plot


LONDON, April 7.-Reoent un-
confirmed reports Of Sim Fein plot
Tor an armed uprising in Ireland
were based on fact. acco, ding TO the
Irish police They state that thdy
are IN possession OF Information not
only indicating a rising was intended
but that certain Germans In Berlin
had been engaged to furnish war ma
terial.
In th!s connection. Thomas j..
LOushnn- "a Dublin businessman and
a member of the Sim Fein, has been
arrested t.der the defense OF the
realm act.
with Loughlins name tho police
itnk II that OF Baron Lewis Won Horst
"a f,tunT resident Of the united Statas
who Is now In Berlin with whom Il
is alleged Lobghlin was negotiating.
Baron Lewis Won Horst. while un-
der internmont In British detention
camp during the war claimed Amer
lean citizenship but was said 10 have
failed 10 establish u. n was under
stood that one Of the grounds for the
deportation from Great Britain last
year OF Miss Lillian Scott Troy. Of
san FRANCISCO, was her business re-
lationship with Baron Won Horst.
Miss Troy on her arrival In this
country declared she had been the
victim OF persecution ana blaCkmail
she was one OF the directors In the
United States OF the Horst company
and the Hop Extract company, In the
organization of which concern Baron
Won Horst wad interested. u was
announced from London In 1915 that
the government had decided to wind
up the Horst cOmpany's affairs In
Great Britain on the ground Il was
an enemy concern. Baron Won Horst
formerly lived In San Francisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
HOOVER RUNNING
AHEAD OF EDWARDS
Wins Preference Vote of
Democrats in Michi-
gan Primary

DETROIT Mich. Aprl debated
returns on Monday Is presidential pri.
mary, coming in slowly from the
sparscly settled sections OF the state.
added but few votes early today to
the totals already compiled from APP
proNimately twu-thirds OF the pre-
cincts These figures gave Senator III
ram johnson lead of 42.25i over
Major General l.conurd Wood. on the
republican ticket and Herbert Hoov-
crs advantage ON the democratic
ticket was 4.4G6 over Governor Ed
ward !. Edwards 81 New Jersey The
vote stood Republican, i.s6i pre-
cincts out Of 2,i2l: johnson. i24.gfI:
Wood s2.6gS: i.owdcu, 44.22s; Hoov-
or. 4O.G2i.
Hoover. 1859. Edwards. 1875:
McAdoo, t6.602; Bryan, itGil. Pal
mcr. 1870.
Complete returns had been reCciv-
ed from only few counties and H. O.
-Alger, BaraEa, Benzie. iosCo and
Montmorcncy--had not been heard
from at all, as result of the Easter
snowstorm which crippled telephone
lines and rendered many county roads
i.tpassable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
TWO DEAD. FIVE HURT
IN A HOTEL FIRE
Seattle Firemen Rescue
Several Guests From
Burning Structure

SEATTLE Wash, April Two
persons were killed, five injured. and
number OF others received minor
hurts as the result Of fire which early
today destroyed the Hotel Lincoln. "A
family hotel al Fourth avenue and
Madison street IN tho down town dis
trict with a property loss estimated
al approximately 100000.
The dead:
Fred Y. Hamilton. 90. Berkeley.
Califgrnia: killed by leaping from
nth floor
Miss Gray Hamilton "a, daughter
~ Fred e. Hamilton; jumped from
fiuh floor
Hundreds OF spectators. gathered
In the streets, saw Hamilton and his
daughter jump to their deaths. Fire
men. climbing the sides of The build
ing with scaling ladders. rescued a
number OF guests whose escape had
been Cut on. over two hundred
guests scantily clad made their way
to safety down smoke filled stair
wnJF.
Tho building n seven story brick
and frame structure. was wrecked by
falling walls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
HUN ASSEMBLY
SUMMONED As
FRENCHADVANCE
Government Denounces
Occupation of Towns
Along Rhine
German Proclamation
Assails France for
Its Shylock Policy
~ rrs A.,oe,Arse ,ssss

BERLIN. April IA proclama-
Ion addressed by the German
government TO the inhabitants Of
he towns occupied by the French
was Issued today. n says:
Less than 1900 troops have
been collected In the Ruhr district.
lr almost the exact number per-
mitted by the agreement with the
entente. France has regarded II
- rcconcilabie with the state OF
peace to occupy flourishing Ger
man towns ~ rcprisal. The
worlds peace has never been more
mOnstrouHly played with than 10
haJ been Just now by France.
1T is that hard. .heartcued op-
poncnt which alone is responsible
Tor making you tho victim Of this
shylOck policy The imperial gov
crnment viii do everything 10 can
tu shorten your period of suffering
II viii not LET Germnny be shat
tered IN this cunningly devised
fashion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
New York's Big Four
To Be Uninstructed

NEW YORK. April t.-kcturus
from upstate ana for this city show
the election of the big Four" unin-
siructod delegates 10 the republican
national convention hy q vote Of
nearly three 20 one over former state
senator William NJ, Bennett pledged
10 the candidacy Of senator Hiram
W johnson. of California, for the
republican presidential nomination.
Tho vote Tor the big Four in this
city was aE follows:
Nathan L.. Miller. 65.53G; senator
James W Wadsworth. Jr. 6iNG3;
senator William NJ calder Gs133,
William Boycc Thompson. 63,ti5,
Bcnnutts vote was .3.N5l,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
West Virginia Coal
Miners End Strike

WHEELING, W Va. April H.
Day men employed in the majority
of the bituminous coal minoa Ia the
cast ohio flold returned 20 work to-
das under an agreement with the
operators that their grievances would
be taken up at a conference 70 be
held here April 70.
This action permitted resumption
90 an but seven mines In the district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Socialists Elected
In Wisconsin Town

RHlNElANbtlt, WIS. Aplil o.
Sam perinier. socialist, was elected
mayor nf Rhinelandcr over j. y.
Baker. non partisan candidate in tho
municipal election hero Saturday, by
"a two to one vote. Hc WIS supported
hy strong labor vote, u WIS said.
This iH the first time o. socialist has
been elected mayor Of this city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
EDWARDS PLEASED
BY MICHIGAN VOTE.

JERSEY CITY. y =. April g.
Governor Edwards before leaving for
Trenton today declared the vote for
him in the Michigan primaries "in-
dicatcd an awakening of she people
TO the dangers ut AN invasion of their
personal liberty lie was enthusi-
astic over the result, notWithstnndlnk
that latest returns Indicated he ran
behind Herbert Hoover.
IT WIS not opposition to prohibi-
uon 80 rduch as opposition To being
depriN ed at q personal right without
tH opportunity TO pass upon the
question that brought out the vote
for me In Michigan" he said. 1T
was spontaneous did not lift a
hand for 1t and no one campaignCd
Tor me in that state"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07

PARIS, April THE ncwspa-
pcrS Of Berlin say today that news
received from all parts of The
Rhine provinces indicates the pro-
clamation of a Rhine republic is
imminent, according 10 dispatches
fro mthc German capital.
PARIS, April Premier Mil
lcrand at the conference of am.
bassadors this evening explained
the French attitude toward Ger
many. lie reviewed the events
that led up 20 the ochupetion of
Frankfort and the Other German
rites.
The premier made no reference
to France future policy beyond
rcitcrating that the occupied cit.
les would be evacuated as soon aS
the German troops were cont
plctely withdrawn from the Ruhr
district -
AfAHNNiHAHNf NNlN N#' y NINffNNl sos
sion Of the national assembly viii he
held saturday. The call for the srs-
sion was issued today following
conference between tho heads Of the
political parties and the government.
Occupation ~ German cities IN the
neutral zone east ~ the Rhine by
French troops was denounced in an
official statement today II is de-
Clarcd the government did everything
90 prevent this "unhcard uf action.
which Is mother In accordance with
the sense or the peace treaty nor its
scope and II out of proportion with
the insiguificancc 0f our measures IN
the Euhr region"
\ great military conspiracy which
was 10 have been a lSHvarian parallel
tu the recent Berlin revolution has
been discovered In Munich. II was an
uuunccd today
Part Of the plan was that General
ludondorn be made dictator ol la
,tria and Dr Helm OF she Bsvurian
scpnratists q sort Of civil and eco
uOmiC dictator
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Howatt to Be
Tried Friday
For Contempt

PiTTsBRG. Kan. April AFTER
plea OF guilty to the charge of con-
tempt had been made for Alexander
Howntt and two othe rKansas miners
union officials when they faced dis
irlci Judge. Andrew J. Curran. today,
their attorney Withdrew the plea.
The officials will face trial Friday
morning. Howntt and August Dorchy,
vice president and Thomas Harvey.
secretary treasurer were admitted to
bond OF $500 each
HowHit. Dorchy and Harvey were
taken before Judge Currap charged
with disobeying the order issued by
the judge yesterday for their appear
ance before the court % industrial
relations TO testify IN the invcstiga-
tipn Of mining conditions now beng
conducted. The order was also di-
rectcJ against Thomas Cunningham,
travelling auditor and Robert Foster
district auditor. Cunningham was
out Of the city and Foster failed to
appear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Wins Office and
Turns il Over to
War E1ero's Widow

DANNlf.LE. iiis. April Guy
Kitchen. member 81 battery A. lfsth
field artillery. commanded bY the
late Colonel Curtis q. Reddcn. who
was elected town clerk Of banviiie at
yesterdays election, resigned today In
favor Of the coionefs wi0ew. who was
left with three small children TO sup.
port Kitchen. who fought IN II
battloslin the world war was nomln-
ated by a number Of his comrades on
the republican ticket for the purpose
OF winning the election and turning
the job over TO the widow Of their
chief Colonel Reddcn died In France
OF penumonia after serving through
out the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Child, Playing
With Matches,
Badly Burned

While playing with matches this af-
tornoon. Christie Padilia. 2is years
old. OF so7 West Huzeldino avenue
was severely burned about the chest
and back. Dr. NJ. X. Wylder was
called Immediately 10 the scene and
measures are now being employed to
save the child's life.
The skin and underlying tissues
from the neck In front 10 the shoui-
der blades In the back are scared
deeply aud the child's condition is
serious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Sewer Blast
Injuries Score
In Akron, D.

Al<RoN. o.. April IA series OF
violent explosions In down town sew
crs at 2;80 this afternoon Injured n
score OF persons here. broke hundreds
OF plate glass windows Ia stores and
Office buildings and atartcd a fire In
the old Buckeye hotel. High street.
near Mil.
Following the first reports which
rocked down. town buildings thou
sands o. people conercgated on the
streets adding TO the danger and
making Il difficult fcf the fire de-
partmont nmbulancca and police TO
care for women who tainted from
shock aud FOR those injured hy flying
glass.
Gas from broken mains filled near
by buildings. New explosions and
fires are momcrtarily expected.
The Office OF The Evening Times
WIS filled with smoke ana had to be
abandoned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Labor Party Wins in
Four Illinois Cities

EAST ST I.OIIH, IIIH, AnfW =
Complete official returns today show
ed that the recently organized labor
party was victorious IN yesterdays
municipal elections here and In Belle
Vile. Harrisburg and Eldorado.
Reports from five other cities IN
the southern Illinois mining district.
indicate that the labor party is In
the lead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Two Bills 80 Bar
Socialist Party Out
OF N. Y. Elections


ALBANY. y. y. April Two bills
designed 10 carry out the recon-
mendutlon Of the assembly Judiciary
FOR barring the socialist
party OF America from participation
in roiHiCs iu New York state" were
introduced in the legislature today.
one mtusdre is intended To require
the attorney general uf the state TO
begin an action in tho appellate diNis-
ion, third department, for a judicial
determination of the question. wheth-
err the principles doctrines. or poll
Cics" OF the socialist PARTY, "if carried
into effect would destroy, ruhkcrt or
cndangcr the government uf the state
and nation"
Tile companion measure iH designed
To- amend the public officers law re-
luting to qualifications OF persons 90
hold office and 90 provide Tor their eN-
clusiop from public office and pre-
venting the exercise uf official duties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Clemenceau Feeble
From Bronchitis
n - As.oeIarla raIsa

CAIRO. April I,-- GcorgeH tlcm-
cnceau former French premier. since
his return hero from Luxor has been
snmoring from bronchitis, but now Is
somewhat better. The aged states
man went out Tor the first time since
his Illness on Tuesday. He ia still
very fccble and his breathing causes
some anxiety. Mr. Clemcnceau Is 20
years old
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
u. S. Charge Called
Home From Mexico
~ r.s s.sos,.rso rssss

WAsHINGTON. April 1.-Goorge
r. summerlin. charge OF the American
embassy at McNico city. has been
summoned 60 Washington. state de-
partmsni officials said today his visit
had nothing tn do with MeXican ar
fairs ana the impression was gained
that NJ. sumlncrlin was slated TO-
Transfer 10 q more Important pos.
81, r.taiy Hauna is aching As eharge
al MtNiCo City now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Cowgirl Reelected
Mayor of Kansas City

kNNNAS TTTN- W0- NVTTT y"
Complete official returns from yes
torday's elections give Mayor James
A. Cowgirl. democrat, % plurHrilN nt
.il7 votes for reelection over Mat
thew A. Foster republican.
Cowgirl received 3O.il3 votes ana
Foster es.IgG.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
noMBURG OCCUPIED
nv THE EItI.NtTI.

TNNNkTONT AprII OCcupn-
tiou ou Homburg by French troops
today virtually completes the oper-
HIiou- outlined TO Genc'l De Goutte,
iu Charge of the occupation move
u"rt. ia his orders from the war Of
t,". The entire plan has been ear
ri"d ont without any significant In
Dldcnt
The inhabitants Of Frankfort are
accepting the occupation with CONF
p,cto outward indifference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Greek Troops Will
Advance in Asia Minor

ATHENS. April Ns=-firopk troops
have been authorized 10y the supreme
military council Of the allies 10 ud-
vance In Asia Minor m anticipation Of
an eventual attnck Of Mustapha
Renal
They have occupied a strategic po-
sition east OF the sector they have
held around smyrna, according to q
dispatch to the newspaper Ethnos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Senators Hold Up
Hunts Confirmation

WASHINGTON, April The nom
ination ~ former Governor Hunt, OF
Arizona, TO oc American minister 10
Slam. was considered today by the
senate foreign relations committee
WitIout action. Charges OF I. W W.
arc understood 10 have
been made against Mr. Hunt.
The committee also postponed acc
ton ON nomination OF Henry Morgen-
thau to bc ambassador TO Mexico.
It's nomination Will hc tHken up
when Senator Fall republican. New
Mexico. chairman of the subcommit-
tee investigating Mexican affairs, re-
turns next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
500 swITCHMEN IN
BUFFAIlO On STRIKE

HI7FTNTU. \. Y ApriI 5.-F1Vo
hundred switchmcn on tho night
shirts OF all railroads entering Buffalo
with the exception OF the Erie and
Pennsylvania lines went on strike
last night and this morning, virtually
tieing up AN freight In and out OF the
city Up to 1880 o'clock this morn
alg the day shifts had not reported
and IL Is believed the strike will be-
general.
D. j. Sheehau, president OF the
Switchmen's union said the strike was
unauthorized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
CROWS,
CHICAGO FACES
FOOD FAMINE
Firemen and Engineers
to Walk Out in Sym
pathy With Strikers

CHICAGO. April -keprcsenta-
tivcs Of $500 members Of the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive fircmcn and
Enginemen employed In the Chicago
switching district Today had defied
their union officials and voted to join
the unauthorized switchmen's strike
called nearly Il week ago.
Freight traffic through the eNpan-
sive Chicago district already was re-
stricted seriously and both sides
agreed that " tho force OF strikers
WIS augmented such traffic would be
brought virtually to n standstill.
The vote OF the engineers and fire.
men came In the face OF predictions
of grand officers OF It's brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen and the SWITCH
mems Union Of North America, that
by Saturday the strike would be
broken By loyal union men rushed
here from other cities
Demand Increase.
The engineers and fircmcn de-
clarcd they would not work with
"scahs'' as they termed the loyal
union men. and also demanded an
increased wage. Engineers are paid
s5.i6 day and they demanded $3.50
an hour. the nremen, paid from sf.iG
10 fi2S "a day demanded 800 an
hour
terfcred with the strikers said.
Meanwhile supplies Of certain
foods and fuel we're beginning 20 run
low In Chicago and nearly 10000 cm-
rloyes had been thrown out of work
at the stockNnrds by the stOppagc Of
receipts uf cattle. II wns stated that
unless receipts OF livestock was re-
sumcd shortly approximately $4,000
men would be made idle.
Livestock Receipts Cut.
Only so cars OF livestock reached
the stockyards this morning us com
pared to normal daily receipt Of
900 cars.
The Chicago Junction RAILROAD.
stockyards belt line ls completely tied
up hy the strike and was unable TO
deliver any cars today. The North
western delivered nine cars to the
stockyards. the 500 Line ~ and the
Illinois Central 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Prince of Wales
Is in San Diego

SAN DIEGO, Calif, April Ed
ward. Prince OF Wales. and heir TO
the British throne. arrived on Point
Iona early today and there the
cruiser Nenown. carrying him TO the
aniipodes, hay TO and awaited events
planned hero for today and tomor-
ToW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07

A man who gave his name as
Fred Repxa, $50 West Ferry
street, Buffalo, n. ", was shot
and seriously wounded last night
two miles south OF Bernalillo
shortly after Julius Seligman Of
Bernalillo had been held uT while
driving TO Albuquerque in his
automobile.
The sheriff at Bernalillo be-
lieves tina. Repka was shot when
he attempted a second hold-up Of
an automobile party. Mr.. Selig-
man reported that he noticed
ear following him and the sheriff
believes that the auto was en
route to Albuquerque or Santa Fe
and is today attempting tc learn
the identity Of the driver Of the
car.
Arrested at IAnty.
A man who took train Ne. out OF
Bernaillio last night was arrested at
I.amy and Is being returned to Ber-
nalillo by the sheriff Il is believed
that he was a companion OF RepEa
Repka today refused to give the an-
thoritiea any information about the
events OF last night lie had them
send a telegram TO MrA c. Repka. $50
West Ferry street. Buffalo. who he
said was his mother. lie was shot
through the stomach. but Dr. Augus-
tas Davis who Is caring for him. be-
lleves that he will recover
Mr.. seligman was driving TO Albn-
querque. bringing with him Miss Amino
Munich. MS South seventh street. "a
nurse. when a man was seen crouch
ing In the road In front OF the car
about two miles this side OF Bernalilio.
Mr. seiigman slowed up his car and
when he almost reached the man. the
latter fired sho, over his head lie
then jumped out In front OF the car
and ordered Mr. sellgman 10 halt and
throw up his hands. He approached
the side OF the ear and demanded
that MIR. seiigmnn hand over his
money. Mr. seiigunn had only about
81 In change and this no turned over.
Demands Money.
Then the robber demanded that
Miss Munich turn over her money
she protested that she WAS Mr.. seiig-
mans wife and said she lad no
money. He then asked Tor her jewels.
s1e said she had none and he then
let them go.
Miss Munich had considerable
money. a watch. and Mr.. Scligman
also carried watch which the rob
/ Der did not get.
Mr.. seligman said the robber wore
"A handkerchief over his face. but that
the way he acted he considered he was
an amateur.
Miss Munich believes that she could
Identity the man u she saw him again.
She described him ~ being about -
/ to IS years old and rather short tn
Z stature. which answers the descrip-
tion OF the wounded man.
Miss Munich today said that the
robber made no attempt 10 search her
fsr money. or Jewelry but said he
held the pistol az her back while he
was demanding that she turn over her
I money.
MIR. scligman drove on in 10 Alhu-
/ querque. where he reported tho rob-
berry 10 the police and then took train
No. back TO Bornaiiiio and Informed
the sherin's office there of the hold up.
i In the meantime, man came into
the city and said he had been shot
and sought medical aid OF DR. Davis,
Track Two Men.
Shorifrs officers this moyninE visited
the scene OF the hold-up and clearly
followed the tracks OF two men into
\ the city. one man, h appeared. had
been assisted. and he had to stop
many times on the way. There was
no blood along the road. as the rohbor
Continued on page two1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Palmer to Run in
Pennsylvania Primary

HARRISBURG Pa. April at
torucy General Palmer today filed
petitions from I counties TO place his
nam asuon the democratic president
ial prefer tuce ballot In the May pri-
mary.