davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02
BIG FUR SHIPMENT.
Together with walrus Tusks Believed
to Be Over 100 Years Old

Portland. Ore. March 2.-Furs val
ued at s750!O00, and walrus tusks re-
moved from Siberian glaciers and esti-
mated to be more than a hundred years
old. were included in the cargo dis
charged to-day from the steamer Wa
han. from NladivOstok
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02
ST. JOHNSBURY HARD UP
TO KEEP FIRES GOING.

st. Johnsbury, March 2. The
coal situation in this place has
reached an acute stage, and un-
less coal reaches here this week
several business places will be
forced to close. One of the lead
ing hotels has only enough fuel
to carry through to-day. Sew
eral business blocks are burning
wood. st. Johnsbury academy
can keep open only through this
week if coal does not arrive.
Every dealer is practically out
and no one is taking orders for
coal. The situation is grave and
the below zero weather adds to
the anxiety.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02
SEEKS LOAN TO ITALY.
Delegation of Italian Bankers Arrived
at New York.

New York. March "A delegation of
Italian bankers on a mission 70 The
United States IN connection with pro
posed loans to Italy arrived here to-
aav on the British steamship lmper-
ator from Liverpool. Others on board
included Lord and Lady Auckland
The Imperator brought $40 frst-ciass,
4as second-class and 35l steeTagc pas
senEer-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02
HAS NAMES OF ALL L W. WIS.
States Attorney Heyne Of Chicago Has
Them in His Keeping.

Chieago. March 2-Maelsy Hoyne
states attorney. today believed he had
= list Of the names and addresses a
virtually every member of the Indus
trial Workers ef the world 0rganiza-
ton ia America. Detectives took the
papers from 3 man Who gave the na-le
Il Alex Calvin a.. they aid. BE- was
attempting to deliver them 90 . safe
place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02
Bic Vote in St AIbans.

st. AIbans. March - The voting
was quite brisk in the St Alhans city
election to-day, a total Of $50 votes
having been cast up 20 noon This was
i'm uart due 10 the increased registra-
tlon because Of the return Of the
soldiers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02
WOOD IN NEW JERSEY.
His Name Filed for the Primary in
April

Trenton. y j.. March "A petition
to place the name Of Major General
Leonard Wood before the voters Of
New Jersey at the presidential prefer
entail primary next month was filed
with the secretary OF state here to-
dav.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02
FLORIDA SUFFERED
SEVERELY FROM COLD.

Miami, Fla, March 2.-Dam-
age estimated at more than So
100000 was done to fruit and
vegetables in south Florida by
the extremely low temperatures
of last night. Vegetable fields
north of Miami We're practically
wiped out, while early reports
show the damage to fruit to be
about Is per cent. Temperatures
last night were the lowest ever
officially recorded here for March,
"a degrees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-02

Tampa, Fla, March 2.-B. II.
Stewart of the Florida Citrus ex-
change said to-day that the cit
rus crop for next year IN this
section would be little damaged
by the cold wave which swept
over the peninsula last night.
February was 81 degrees be-
low normal in temperature, but
grapefruit and orange bloom had
not developed sufficiently to be
damaged, he said.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
Muere ~enUenenQdO
con alcohol de
MADEIRA

En- un hotel situado o Ia calle de
Santa, Rosa muri6 aver en- Ia manana
n que en- vida llev6 el nombre de Ar
gelino Huerta. Este, segun los infor-
mes que la policia logr6 recabar. hacia
algunos dias que habfa arribado de
mississippi
\ las ocho Y minutes dc Ia mana
ma Ell p%ropietario del hotel acudi6 Al
cuarto de Huerta y lie %encontr6 tira-
do en- el suelo, victima de horrihles
convulsiones.
FL ~kosteIero. alarnaado. creyo que 10
mejor que podia hacer era dar parte
a la policfa y asi 10 hizo. Cinco mi
nutos despues dos agentes de policia,
IN m6dico Y Ia aEnbulancia ~llegaban
al hotel. Pero fue vana su d~iligencia,
pues cuando en- compahfa del hoStele-
70 llegaban al cuarto de Huerta, este
habia va eXpiradc.
Los agentes practicaron un mlnuclo-
so ca.eo en- 81 cuarto aquel y al fin
pudi.ron encontrar una bOtella con
una brena poci6n de juso de iva y
otra cast LENA de alcohol de made
RI.
FL cadaver fu& t~ransportado a la
casa de inhumaciones Riebe donde Sc
le prartic6 Ia ~autopsia, ~puGiendose Yer
ure Huerta habia muerto envenenado
con los brevajeS que hah!a mSer1do.
La policia no pudo encontrar a min
Cuna persona que pudiera inforutar
sobre Ell occiso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
COLLISION AUTOMOVlLIST!CA

A las siete y minutes de Ia mariana
de aver registr6se IN tremendo cho-
que automovilfstico en- II intersection
de las GALES de y. Presa y Market
Los autos que chocaron iban name
jados por G. Prado. domiclliado en- el
numero Sl3 de las GALES de SaE Fer
nando, V r. Stewart, domiciliado en-
500 Rosebroaugh Place.
Ell coche que tripulaba Stewar. e.
n6mero 3O3314-TeXas, quedo conslde'
rablemente deteriorado. no asi e. dc
Prado. No Sc registro ~desgracia per,
sinai alguna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
CACHUCHAS

Todas las existencias en- cachuchas de soda, de lana y
--de sarga azul -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
LAS ERUPCIONES DE LA PIEL CAUSAN
TORTURAS CONSTANTES

Ell tratamiento adecuaGo Y radl-
cal, es 81 tomar un curse complete de
S. S. S. que expulsara todos los ma
los germenes de Ia sangre, y que
originara cue su complexion meJore
V pronto Sc ]encuentre hbre de las
Intermediates que asolan a millares
de otros pacientes.
Adquiera hoy mismo una boteila
de S. S. S. Y escriba a nuestro me-
dico, quien gustoso lie dara u con-
seios, sin cobrarle IN solo centavo.
Dirijase al Director Medico, Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
Los Germenes de las Enfermedsdes
deben Ser Expulsados de
Ia Sangre.

La eczema, sarpulido, ulceras,
nagas, Iritaciones Y erupciones en- el
craneo, asi como las otras formas de
a~fecciones de Ia piel, henen So orr
gen en- las enfermedades de IA san
gre, Y deben curarSe, por 10 tanto,
sujetando Ia sangre a IN tratamien-
to,-con 10 que queda explicado el
fracaso que Sc experimental al echar
mano de remedies externos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
LIBROS MARAVILLOSOS.

Para los que sufren, son victimas
de Ia desgracia. les persigue Ia ma
IA suerte, frac&San en- sus negccios y
son desafortunados eE amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran toGos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos ' empresas, lograran ell carino
del ser amadc, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos y triunfaran en- TODD,
Sc yeran libres de malas influeL-
cias, = venceran L sus enemIgos Y ma
die podra ~causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa.
"a gastos y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael STA. Haba1a- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
Ia ciudad. Chauffers que ha5lan es-
panol. Quota, $3.50 o bora.
Telefonos CT. PIP y Or. 50.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
TAX COLLECTOR
READ TO RETIRE
AFTER SERVING in OFFICE FOR
THIRTY SIX YEARS HE WILL
NOT OFFER AGAIN.

Ate" scry NJ "a Gil mn coanty's tax
collector fer thtty-six years. II. J
Read will retire from that ollic. at tho
expiration his present term, July /
1871, and he viii do so W tn record
that any official in the entire stat. @f
Georgia might well be proud. DarIn2
all Of these wears Mr. Read has held
The office he has given excel, II salts
faction and h record have ofte@
been the subject OF lavoraD :, c0;n
ment by local grand juries ana s:ate
authorities. Many times has lie been
opposed, and that too by well known
and popular men. but hi. friends have
always been loyal and in Ill. eXce?Dt
one or TWO elections he has been rn-
elected by large maiorit es.
In retiring from the office after t1est
many years. Mr., Read Yesterday IS.
aued the following to the pe'p.e OF
The county;
TO the People of Glynn COUNTY:
have served You as tax collector
for thirty-six years You have always
been very kind to me, for which I :'p
deeply grateful have grown Cd in
sery ce ana feel that at the expiration
of my present term Gully /. 1921
could not in reason hope to continue
to serve YOU for four add tional an:
Therefore. expressing to yoal. TO whom
have given the best part OF my lie,
my heartfelt gratitude and appreciat.
ticn. I W sh to say that vii rot be !,
candidate for reelection. ana will lp
tire at the end OF My present t5rm Of
office. Very respectfully,
Jan II, 1920 H. ]. READ.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
ANNUAL ELECTION
yARyAN DIRECTORS
STOCKHOLDERS OF ROSlN AND
TURPENTINE COMPANY RE
ELECT CID BOARD OF
DIRECTORS

The annual meeting of the &toc.;.
holders OF the Yaryan Resin and Tu.'
pentine company was held ii tfa
Og .etholpe hotel Yesterday
Among the cut-Cf-town stool lioitit.-,
present were: Theo. X !..r1eluaA. j.
president Of the company. II ST. Louis
DR.. A. G. Enderle. Edw"rd w. Eorf~s.
ter. A. H. Bauer and Il. e Is: nklaat
all Of St Louis. Several others ere ~
pected bstcYe t!le meeting is fira'Iv
adjourned
At the meeting YESTERDAY q l;in!;i
election of directors MS IL q r1;u.f
ing in the ;.nelecti u f n" pres, 3,
board Adjournment va ;h,,n tal.@r
until Monday n.ornng It Is nid ;ha
the directors vii rema;a in 3rui.s
wick TO: several day
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
LEES BIRTHDAY
To Be OBSERVED
EXERCISES WILL BE HELD AT
COURTHOUSE BALLARD
TO MAKE ADDRESS.

Appropriate eXerc. SEES vii be held
at the county courthouse tonoifoW
Afternoon, commemorating the birth
day Robert Edward Lee
The local camp of Confederate Vet
Grams will attend in Il BODY and the
local chapter of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy will be larse'y repre-
scented
Prof. n. H. Ballard, one OF Bruins
wick's most gifted and eloquent speak
ers, will deliver the Grafton. There
viii also be several apprcpr ate must
cal selections rendered. A special in
vitation to the public is extended and
there will doubtless be q large crowd
present.
The veterans, in command Of Capt
Frank Harris, will march from the
courthouse to the city hall and rssurpl
at the conclusion of the exercises.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
Mr.. Preston Hall Dies
At Home of Daughter

After an illness of several months:
Mr.. Preston Hail. S4 years of age, died
last night at 7:30 o'clock at the res
dence of his daughter, Mrs. w. n
Allen, COS G street
Mr.. Hall, whose home was at Hamp
ton. S. C.. was prominent planter fcl
many years, having retired seyera,
crate soldier, having served with dis
tinguishad valor throughout the Civ ]
war with South Carolina regiment.
For several years Mr. Hall has been
coming to Brunswick to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Allen. He was in de,
clining health when he left his
South Carolina home several weeks
age. and grew gradually worse until
the end came last night.
Mr. Hall is survived by three daa2h
tiers and three sCas. Mrs. w. n. Allen.
Of this city. Mrs. j. n. CHM of Mob e.
Mrs. Carrie Carter of Lessman, Ala.
and Messrs. Charles and William Of
Lessner, Ala, and Henry Hall OF Au,
gusta. Ga. He is also survived by
twenty eight grandchildren and thir
teen great-grandchi,dren
The funeral services will be con,
Quoted Tuesday afternoon from the
residence of Mrs. Allen, COS & street,
the interment taking place in Palmetto
cemetery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
Paul Deschanel Is Elected President of France
MRS. ROCKEFELLER
DIES ON JEKyL
WIFE OF MILLIONAIRE, WILLIAM
ROCKEFELLER, PASSES AWAY
AT ISLAND COTTAGE.

Mrs. William Rockefeller died sud
Genly early yesterday morning at hel
cottage on Jekyl Island.
Mrs. Rockefeller arrived On the
island from her New York home about
ten days ago, accompanied by Severa
relatives, TO send the winter months
at the Rockefeller cottage, as mas beer
her custom for many wears. Mr.
Rcckefel er arr we'd two days ago tC
join his wife.
Fer some time. ii is said, Mrs. Rock
efeller had been in declining health
but her condition was not cons dereG
serious by her physicians and family
Early yesterday morning Mrs Rock
efeller comp. aimed Of feeling i'll, bu
arose from her bed as usual. In
short time however. she was com
PEELED to retire aga Ii. and in fey
moments She quietly passed away
She had long been It sufferer from
ang ma pectoris and this malady wa
directly the cause OF her death
Mrs. Rockefeller was rs years of ag
and was d native of New York state
New York city having been her place
of residence for many years Besides
her husband. Mrs. Rockefeller is sur
vived by two sons and two daughters
The body was prepared for trans
portation to New York by Undertake
Edo Miller The funeral party will
leave over the Southern railroad this
morning for New York, where inter
ment will be held
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
SMITH MAKING
PLEA FOR RARbOR
BOARD OF TRADE SECRETARY ~
WASHINGTON TO CONFER
WITH SENATORS.

Washington ID. c.. Jan. II by AS
sociated Press --Impressin mem
oers OF the Georgia de.egatjon witt
he Importance OF liberal appropr q
lions for the Brunswick barber. Score.
tary A. NJ. Smith, of the Brunswicl
Board of Trade. was in Washingto,
today en- route home from Cincinna'
Secretary Smith conferred with the
-wo Georgia senators and Represents
tive Langford OF the Brunswick di
riot. and found them all on the
alert to protect the interests OF
ieCrg.a streams and harbors whe,
the annual budget gets under way il
congress.
In Cincinnati Mr. Smith attended
the meeting of the Middle-west. Gut
and South Atlantic trade and trans
poi e"tl'i- CoinHilttee WHICH coHSlu
cred among other things impor,
rates from South Atlantic and gulf
ports.
Appropriations for both the 81
vannah and Brunswick harbors as
webb as interior streams VII be
closely watched by members of the
Georgia delegation and if the house
bill is not liberal with the state, Sen
atOr Smith and Senator Harris viii
make concerted effort to increase -
appropriations in the senate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
Six Mills Close Down

Paterson, n. j., Jan. 17-Nearly TO-
silk ribbon mills here posted notice
today that they would shut down Nor
day morning. This action was take.
after the ribbon loom tiXers and twis
ers had refused to accept a 6 per cent
increase in wages offered by the M
ufacturers i'll reply to the workers de
mands for Il per cent. increase
Three thousand employees are affected
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
A. @. ANDERSON TO RUN
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL BE IN
RACE FOR THAT OFFICE.

IN connection with the announce
ment elsewhere in The News this
mcring of the retirement of H. j
Read. as tax collector of Glynn county
at the expiration of his present term,
comes considerable talk as to probable
candidates for that Office, and the
names of several well-known men are
being mentioned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
C0lOred Insurance
Company To Be-
gin Business
Progressive Colored Citizens OF
the City Announce Plans.

Recently number of Bruins wick'a
most progressive uolored citizens
through their attorney. Judge D. W
krauss, applied for charter for tn
Brunswick Mutual L fe and Health
insurance company The charter was
granted by the state authorities. the
cecessary deposit has already been
made, officers elected and tie com
pany now announces that it is ready
N begin active business. the office
being located at 14i2 IL Albany street.
It is the intent on of the company to
establish branch offices in many other
cities and the outlook for the success
Of the company is unusually promis-
ine.
The officers of the company are: ].
~ Pitts, president. John Byrd, first
vice-pres dent, w. A, Stewsrt. second
vice~president,. r. S. Fuller, secretary
manager. VIM. Floyd. treasurer. NJ
A. Cassels. assistant treasurer. f r.
Belcher. G. Z, Alien. ]. l.. Grant. j. w.
Thompson, @. S. DeLoach. c. f. Dan
iels. B. j. Benton, A. Bright. Gus
Early, w ]. Oxford, L. P. Pinkney. G.
r. Ponder, Sam Dent, Gus Floyd, di,
rectors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
., Session of Assembly.

Versailles. Jan. f7.-As the national
assembly opened it's session here t.
day To elect a president of France the
cho ce of Pau Deschanel, president of
the chamber of deputies, seemed al
most certain. There was much talk
in the corridors, however. of tins nomi
nation of Alexander Millerand. for
merly war minister and now governor
of Alsace, by the forces that had
favored Premier Ciemenceau's elec
on.
The session was ca,ied to order by
Leon Bourgooi8e president of the as
sembly.
The meeting was more like a sunr.
tuous social event than poIitica,
one. Tho circular tier OF seats II thu
great amphtheater of the palace
around the wide space wser4 places
were set for senators and deputies
were almost filed early this after
noon with women in brill ant tollletteS
jewels and furs.
Spectators began to saunter " earl
after luncheon parties in private
rooms in all Darts of the chaiea,,
and at hotels here. Lunehaons are
celebrated features If president a,
election day. Famous cooks in pari.
hostell,ies with .arge staff, and trucks
loaded with foods and wines were
among the first arrivals com ne short
ly before dawn. Each cabinet min
lister had his own luncheon party and
among the guests besides distin
guished persons N the social life OF
Paris. were many notable women OF
the stage.
OF the 800 seats for spectators at
the chateau. three-quarters We're
filled with women while fringe Of
dark coated fien lined the walls and
aisles. Hugh C. Wallace American
ambassadors was accompan. ed al
luncheon by Count Quinones de Leon
Spanish ambassador, while near then
was Premier venizelos. of Greece
With some members of the supreme
council of til peace conference. Mex
to NJ. Venizelos' table was one al
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
JeIlico Summoned Home.

Rio Jahiero Jan. 10 Adm II Wis
count Jellico mas received am rgent
call to England and for that reason has
cancelled his visit to Brazil ant Anger
Ena. This announcements was made
'y the minister. of marine today follow
II 8 receipt of j. message from The Wis
count.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
HcPE FOR FINAL ACTION
ON TREATY vANiSHES

Washington. Jan. 17.-(By Associ
sted Press. ~ Hope for final acton by
the senate on the peace treaty this
month had virtually vanished tonight
Efforts Of the republican and demo-
catic leaders to adjust disputes over
the reservations win be continued
until next week but as the time Re
CURED for subsequent Negotiations
with the rank and file Of The senate
and the debate which WI follow 6
the senate s expected gene
;st the earliest. s1IlTee
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
CARGO OF REDS
LANDAT HANGO
ON THE BUFORD
"WiII Return to America" 70
Save 1t Say Berkman and
Emma Goldman.
GERMAN PILOT CALLED
TO DOCK THE VESSEL u
Wiz Be Taken to the Russian Frontiele
BY the United States -ai,-r surea 1t
and linn grafton of:.c -F'nnisv-
Authorities to Loot A:t.c the Safst
o; the Motley Troaa.

Hanoo Euo.and Ian 1e-lp.. Ann
soc;atad prese TN, I-,;tad sf,,jna
army. r,.ansno,f havi,,., IN b.,,rd nm.
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emma known tbot th,ee "a lo,s had
.Ii,,hod o,,a,. tho sida +al.a, , ste,a,
eahi,,o hoa+ o,d with II c,,nge,lad on
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which Were seated Cecile Sorrel, of
the Coincide Franchise and a number
OF prominent persons in the theatrical
, world
Everybody inquired for Premier
Clemenceau. He had engaged table
DIT the: ,lfotel Reservoir. but te!ephoned
last night cance,ling his reservation
! Paul Deschanel was not present. Con.
yersation generally seemed to ignore.
the election and turned upon fashion.
finance and the latest pleasant recipe
of the hour
Voting Begins.
NJ Bourgeois began the proceedings
by drawing from a box the name of
Senator Sabaterie, who opened the
voting. The roll call then proceeded
/ alphabetically
Marcel Semot and Rene Viviani
socialist leaders, abstained IRON yot.
ing
1t was declared shortly after the
session opened that the socialists had
decided to vote afor M. Deschanel
which appeared to place his election
beyond doubt.
! There We're $40 senator's and depu
ties entitled to vote, but the total
part cipating was expected to BIZ 1876
Premier Lloyd George OF Great
Britain. came to Versailles for the
ceremony.
! AS the balloting progressed there
was no indication as to the result or
/ even as to how many candidates wera
being voted fir.
| AS each members name was called
j he received from an usher . small
! WI te ball. then advanced to the vot.
ing receptacle, which looked much
like an American ballot box, dropped
his ballot into the wooden slot and
! handed the ball to anther usher, who
kept tally of the members voting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
FRANK C. KEEN, sR., .:ViSiG9
SON AFTER LONG VOYAGE

Frank G. Keen. Sr., is in the city on
q brief visit to his son, Frank {. Keen.
Ir at his home on Prince, after ar
absence OF several months in foreign
lands.
Mr.. Keen arrived in New York a
week ago from France aboard the
steamer Fernandina, being an ofhcer
On that ship which. by the way. was
constructed by the United States Mar
thine Corporation. OF Brunsw ok. The
boat was allocatad by the Shipping
Board to the Mallory Line and is in
the transatlantic service. Mr.. Keen
talks most Interestingly OF his trip
which embraced, about $4,000 miles,
and referred in highest terms to the
superb manner in which the FArnan
dina conducted herseII. She is con
sidered one CT the very best ships Of
her type constructed dur ng the war
Mr.. Keen will return to New York
Wednesday and join his crew for an
other voyage across the pond, carry
ing with him the very best wishes q
his host CT Brunswick friends
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-18
CLEMENCEAU
NOT PRESENT
At MEETING
Second Time Deschane: Has
. Been Candidate for Presidency
of France.
ONE OF MOST BRILLIANT
ORATORS OF HIS COUNTRY

Election Seemed Certain From No.
ment Assembly Opened Its Session
There Was Some Talk of the Nom
ination of Alexander Miierand BY
Forces Who Favored Ciemenceaus
Election.