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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-05
Nettie and Nellie are names of twin
daughters born to Mr. and MrsI John
Williams, Bonneville: s's.11'' . aaas7s..s.:7
- - = e. ~ =
Wclnen May Be Strong

and enjoy life Mlieihen, in the
home or business world if they
can car keep at bay those ailments Pc
eullar ito their sex. If every No-
man realized how Lydia NJ. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, that
simple remedy made from roots
and herbs, goes to the root Of the
trouble and overcomes such
symptoms as backaches, head
aches, nervousness and irritability
they would be healthier, happier
and stronger. If you suffer from
any form of female ills why don't
you try it? 1t will pay you to do
so.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-05
JEssAMENE SHEEP CASE

judge Z s6Sckelf6ra2 returned ., to
Nicholasville Wednesday for circuit
court there "A jury found for the
defendants in the case Of r.. 1. Burton
VS.. ]. X. p. Sallee and Isaac Miller.
Mr.. Burton, who is q resident of Dan
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-05

Are Jumps of undigested food
causing YOU pain? Is your stom-
ach aclu, gassy, sour, or have you
hatulence, heartburn? Then take
Pape's Diapepsin.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-05

In Jessamine county LiIard Miles
sold his farm of 155 acres, located
Lock No. 8, to H. A. Dean, of Gar
rard county, for 500 an acre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
ASK BUILDERS TO ACT
Their Co-Oporntion In Observance of
CITY Regulation Sought by DIrcc-
tor OF Public Welfare

Contractors and builders of Rich.
mond were notified hy letter yesterday
from Director of Public Welfare Levy
to observe the city regulation as to
the leaving OF building material and
other obstruction in streets In front
OF buildings unGcr construction or re-
pair.
Director Levy calls attention to
Section %. Chapter %. of the City
Code. which limits tho leaving of ma
;erial on streets For small jobs. one
day IL the limit. and three days is the
limit for larger construction.
Or Levy asks for the cooperation
Of builders and others. hut declares
in his letter. which WIS addressed TO
contractors. that IL the law is not OBJ
served. legal action will be taken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
IOCks CLOSE HEAVY
WITH BEAR|SH TENDENCY
ECKER Report of IL Per Cent
Money Causes Decline Before
IL Could BE Corrected.
49, ny nnnan. ,r.iI
DY BROADNN WALL

i5SEW YORK, May ll.-Stocks
aosed heavy today and duh with ma
|slftEe issues, Money opened at I per
kSnt and loaned as high as 10. Just
Ittelore the closing. however, the lead
JWg rate was reported on the ticker
8.tt12 per cent, and this caused more
|h1ling. The damage was done be-
Fore correction could be made.
|S Foreign exchanges wcre all strong.
III Mexican affairs were St!R in con-
fN.5 OF mystery. there being no
[Nefinite reports. AS TO whether Carran-
liza had been captured OF not UP TO the
jme the market closed.
fsSOMcial announcement was made
|Shat the Union Pacific and southern
[gaciflc Jointly had borrowed $4,000
[soiling stock held by the Pacific fruit
Express.
n The textile strike in New England
pas in IA state OF collapse, but a
|.trike Of electrical workers was ru-
|saored.
y Report from Washington was that
she railroads would receive immedi
|kte attention both from Congress and
|She Interstate Commerce Commission.
street HoPcles,ly Rcrrish.
Wall street was hope
|iessly bcarish. There was not =
bright spo; anywhere IN the street
Heavy selling for short account has
AIKEN place and there has been but
|Etue covering. MS St44lnC NdN IN
|iuced considerable liquidation OF IN
lyestment accounts.
The demand for money is 50 Sigh.
|n the street tina; the call rate Is Of
|fttIe Importance. All the important
|ntercs;s are borrowing money direct
~ from the banks FOR their Tarkc;
operations and are paying reasonable
prices for IL.
A definite ending OF The disorder III
|tsSico is expected within a day or
|wo and IL Car-anEa loses. as he now
Gems certain 10 do. s great boom is
expected in the oil stocks.
Sugar were we'll bought; Ma7ait
Producers Of raw product. were par
ieufar!y St-onS>
ESpec:z,ioa shat gold would ~ en-
crtsd N con Siderable quantity 20
spaa was \ disturbing feature
Ths w-i.iEc down OF -e;ail prices
sAvy losses 20 merchants who are
arriving l.SG.;es Al! fancy goods. /;
$ expected ;ha; this ali increase ;he
emaad fer CHEAPER goods. such
ottoRs- and tov ths- reason The cot
on Da-ke, and stocks q cotton mills
ei6 fairly d.m.
steel Merger Not Abandoned.
Sego;iat!ons have no, been aeaa-
oned In connection VIII tho 7-o'
ossd merger Of certain steel COM
anies All that were talked about
ray not he included and II is posi-
lie that the merger Itself may fan.
BUT it is ceNa!n tha; there has been
ieplogle, M!dvElr. Bethlehem and
with the idea o. forming
hem into a single company.
Railroad equipment stocks are well
purchased on every such decline as
he market has had the last few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
COTTON MAi;kEIs

. NEW Ypkk. May lL-TFAUIng IN cotton
taiied to broaden today and the uui.ri.u.
Of the market was Max A:t-- opening
n little easier "a decline Of TO Is points
Inc market ncCafu. .ruIrr rriCes rally.u:
% points from The initial rVels. bYi mel
local pressure al ,ae sdyanc.. which
caused reactions o: about y uo!u;s from
the top AT the en-! 90. ,n- ;lrs; ,N,ntv
minutes ;hr list Vas .sbuEt even w!cn IN.
previous cIcsr " "
The market weakened during The ui.di.
OF the morning. uuGr- biveTpnO. southern
ana scattered local sailing. July sold on
cline OF 80 points
y a good dea! .; Southern AID SPOT house
sening deye!ope: In she afternoon and
ioEowinT Teadin"ss 3ric-s dropped 10 the
lowest levels OF the --sSinn. tn. clos. A..
OF 20 10 81 points
i Spot here Was quiet with u!dGlinr .
points lower at i!!s. no sales =; New
Gneans u was steady. with mi1d!ng On.
cnanEed at i.& and sales .. J. Gs.l hale
/, ftce!pts q; galveston g.5 :.,y ~
leans. !.ss2: Savannah as.; N.fnnhI,
t.o2f: Houston. 3.i5y bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
Leading futures ranged a ,ouou
WIFE T-Evlv-c~ No. ,,,o,,, ''''NE
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M,nxr

sns AGO May i:--a,tle: Rcccin,s -
Sc,re oee; s'"HTs steady q mostly weak 20
49,. hu a! grades. g., y n II - rTeii,sn;,
-, vo'hrlon bee: steady: heavy cows mi
n"ilI.s StHscS 70 lower. bulls ara 49,
800. aniN v"a.e-. rop 1870. s;ocEe-s and
Hogs: Rcc,!rts $50. o .
10 - cen's lowc- shan y~.,erd.y.s sy.Ssrs>
r 1851 ~ ceni. h!rhe- than carly; ifrk, ~
sEo .oH' -. bulk light 81, So iyit
pound and over, s!3oint.s: NJ
Sie.y - p.htS owe; bulk. SO 20 I; ,is.
,a,, frCr!pt>. Hos. rnarkc. lray.,
~ SSG'rs: steady; other - cents owe
~; Oh more. TOP wooded IauEs So
~. SpTinE lar1h-. 81 IS: EuJl sbor-
"a Nlh, sl'2i {: !. CO. choie. - ro,,-d sSa-.
3Ht.'hSs wc;Ae:s. 1889: chSics 49, %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
WON'T BUY BOILER PLANT
American Locomotive COMPANY An
parently Not Interested in
Federal Plant.

Although the Chamber of Commerce
IL Attempting to rush action OH the
safe or tho United States boiler plant,
erected here during the war, no re-
suns YET nave been reported, accord
ing TO William Il. Dabney. business
manager Of the chamber. II liz
known that the American Locomotive
ConIeihy was offered the boiler plant
when proposed sale Of the property
came up. but refused TO bid on IL.
Mr.. Dabncy stated yesterday that
several bids have been made by con
Germs for the property. but. as far az
is known. there has been no indica-
ZION OF the government accepting any
of the offers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
versIty. is said to be designing the
plant after the original, with certain
notifications


What is most needed In Isicnmonl
mt the present time Is Il woman's adj
vertislng agency. Irwin Greentree told
the Woman's Advertising CLUB ia
weekly meeting yesterday at MUIR
nhy's Hotel Women read at least
"a per cent OF the newspaper au-
refreshments. and purchasing is done
by women. Mr.. Grecntr0c said. and,
Tor inns reason. women copy readers
could write copy which would be the
most appealing to women MIR.
Grccntrcc's address was on "Vigi-
lance" lie outlined tho work which
has been done by the vigilance com
mittcc OF the mems organization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE

cof,h M ,noRk May !i-The rns-ka, .o-
suiu!'S va, easier today uni.r
1890, -, supposed 20 he Operating for IocaI
lTn'.So.Lers %! Brazilian Interests Ths
v.;,b edSirF ienc nt the RIO make;
Ni tt nc weakness Of tn. STOCK mai ~
s ~ Ao.enre OF any Important spot de-
80, hha.n "r!r factors on the de-'In. snJ
E,rn Vas SON" selling 81 houses ,Sith
..u' ~ an SohI'c:ions which also MAD a
70 POINTS lower and active months 80
49, =" - POINTS belo" last nights ciosin.
$50. win Ju!y touching 1901 ami De.
.cinner ii.i The close wa. a, N" ' 80 i
80 % me day. showing net losses Of
S.,.o ~ points MAY. a "a: JuIy Y ~ .
September. 1851 Oc,one- = i7 iisc 10 ~, W !.
500, sn coats' M; March. ~,
.hanSed az 49, 70 low for III" ~, IN in,
20 -. 'or Santos Is Little !. a,v -, 80 =. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
AZ Rrduc,lon rInnt nt Ilnmntnn.

TIC HntIfe equipment or tho Nir
reduction Company. used I'm Texas
Tor the purpose OF extracting hclium
from natural gas. has been moved to
Langley Field, Hampton. The equip
ment. and. II is said. will be replaced
only with difficulty. This plant also
viii be utilized for experimental and
development work OF new processes
for the production OF balloon gases
pr. Harvey -. Davis. professor OF me-
chantcal engineering at Harvard Uni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12

aay and moderate selling orders caused
hcary tone. with declines where transac-
lions were made. Professionals continued
bcarish and sold many of the leading
issues. and there WAS also iimittsl supply
from outside sources In the oil depart
mcnt the declines were confined for the
most part to fractions. Merritt. Sinms.
easier on small dealings. Rights attract
Ell attention In the miscellaneous list.
American Wooden Rights were heavy and
Yielded substantial frnction in sympathy
Curb closing. Did and asked:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12

sans did not hold well. Closing 0uo.,-
I N"IS Were unsettled. VARYING from NC net
:" E;SN. and September sissS - :i'ss,
OntS lost "a nc To ic In provisions Inc
a 80 ranged from cents OF to I!-.c
i.xr th.; thS ra!ns prevailing would
.''"N N!an'inE had svden. hu.'s<h %
t.vt on the corn marie; a; The or.r,,r.
GUY q reaction quickly followed
Ee'ntS iAkt 5000 bushels 81 Canadian
oars werc afoat tho Lakes FOR chi
oSts , neap;cd as heat!sh factor in tn
.r%yi>i:ns wc5e governed mainly by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12

and Rio Is a, lsN. London credits
~ SUGAR
NV YORK. May il.-Thc local market
sor raw sugar continues au!ct. with re-.
h1e-S stu unwilling 10 nay The prices
asked Prices are nornna;iv Unchanged
~ No. tor Cuhas. cost and freight equal
u IsJ. for centrifugal. although holders
a!e ASKING ac Cor Cuhas. cost and freight,
rIual to 2lcT for ccntrItueal. with rorto
hcos available at the same level No
sales were reported
IN Tehncd prices continue upward with
me ESanulatcd now quoted trom 1870 to
;Sc Deliveries are said to be Improving
rnt Senners are still busy on old ORDER,
80 that not much new business is Eo,n1
on although the demand continues active
CoTToSSEED OIL.
NEW YORK. May l.--c'ottousc~d oil ad e
NancSd 10 to Is points carly on a little huy-
inr Tor account Of the South and Wns,
hui -eacted later under realizing sales aud
with cotton. Active deliveries closed un-
chanGed 20 points net higher $40, oil
tematns In strong position Sales Ia
barrels Prime crude. il5tol6n': prime
summer yellow SPOT. I?..l 90: Nav IL Is :
July l?ss September. 1870: all bid Primc
winter yellow and summer white nominal
RICE
NEW ORLEANS. MAY Though r!cc no
sAles; receipts. Isis. Mil!crs' receipts sar,o
Cream rice steady. Sales: HonGuri,, i5I
pockets. AZ. Blue Rose. a25 pockets s.,
.sl. receipts none. bran and polish un-
changed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

(Repor;cd bv Rodgers Piumme- 4 c.
Inc.I
Peters bug. Va. May II. iac0
sFANlSH-FarnHEs stock market weak,
scS rc- bushel
MISUNDERSTANDING stock Mark,. ouIet
Fancy Jumbo. sac per H.
Jumbo. CSC per III
Extra prime. SIC per lb
Prime. Sc per ID
Smelling stock. SIC to SIC per ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12

,-SsdEIvW oELEANS. May lin tho early
,er .nh toua' iit cotton market did bet
tuauerhi VINO read with alarm t.l.r,A.r.
Z. 80 -, t'oF .H"tsteFi' section az the ha
atdHHE mat rivers and g.-.E. ,S..a -,
nve. .HHeir ohnhs and the crops had been
-pf IL to IS points however -
, ,DsIn, "a neadwav and the -na,Iiet en-
lnencen 70 !eci ceiling rras-urs y,i,,,
}gradually increased Gur!nr ~ !.l' u
spt the session theruaftc- -N'' pa
tiasI ~ t.rn Ncf" at not losses O.. o. ~ 4,
points. Just on the ,ln,. ~
,ssffihn,tr feeling prevailed ON inIyiu. -
sssir pa OF the early hours who wanted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
Cotton range

NtfOTI MOVE !nrEt.
tsiNew York-ai!Gdl!uF q H.. p,.,.. s,n
haleh: stock. 1884 bales o.
sSSM1nor portS--StocK 1871 halo.
i15c!82S baies '''S s'o'r'
FORTS. 27,S6I bales ''f "a
Total for r., sselason--Hcceipts s7s..5p. ea.es.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
NAVAL STORES

8 JAcKi:Ss,oNylLi-E May u.-TnCpen:ln-
men,s. 10: stock. loss Posn nrm; sales
Ice; receipts. l.ie: shipments. $50 stock
$50. Qout": u. "A IS ir:tSi: d. l7asTi7 "a
+. lI.a q 80: r y !sl0: g. II 1906 70
is.!.: lsH 1870: X. 1925: NJ 1880 4.
IS - q 81. VIC. 1910" q le0j: WV. 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
CHICAGO GRAN Ann rpo,

,,1nitaGO GRAIN AND PRODCCE
,TLilEAGO. May u.-Although a. a re.
~ rht weather corn advanced today
~ Inc hsheft pF1eeB yet this season. Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE wooien goods
ma rH"t eaS"d toGs? a result ~ drastic
rev!sions Of orders Cotton goods were
Glte'"r. with nrices on gray goods soften
Ing. Yarns ruled steady, raw silk proved
siead!er. and bu..aps were quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12

%%.,nrTeh In the cost and frcigh, market
INCLUDED Santos s. and - at - IS
AZ" 'N!" 's at lSN. London credits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12

NEW YORK CCRB MAREET.
NEW YORK. May ii--Supportinc orders
from insiders appeared TO have hccn with
drawn temporarily on the curb market TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
RIc lND LIVE sTock MARKET.

Richmond. Va May H. $50
"t,"a'ns ih"-" was fair run O. ca; :
I" 70! ;a!s WEEKS -u4rx., MarLa, ar,Ivc
: no r5.e+s strong Prospects favorable 10.
StF6"iay goo. steers b, IN rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
FINANCIAL

,n~rn>- \, - ~
ounce. Money. ar per cent D!scnnn.
rates Shor, mills : IS per cent; ;n.ee
month bills. .!-!sTS+. per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12

- '''."" 40 'l"s. " 10 - cents
~ CONS anu calves selling so to $50
n'u'hE TO qualify, with common kind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
J. LOCAL FKOACCE MAKkE-r

IS Inc. III East Cary =. uad.sor 90 'E'
fichmond. Va. May IL 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
Norfolk e. Western Rv

Leave nrond street station Daily
For Norfolk 5:55 A. NJ. $50 a. 81.
3:e5 j.. NJ, $50 =. VI. For the West.
i. NJ. o:25 p. NJ Arrive from Nor.
iolk. As ~. NJ. 1926 y. NJ, 9:55 p.
a.; from the West: 500 a. NJ. 220
s32 East Main Street. Phone Madi.
con ZIG.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10
U. s. RECEIPTS
EQUAL EXPENSES
IN FISCAL. YEAR
When the Books Are Bal
anCed As Of June 80 They
win Show Little, If Any
Deficit, Houston Says.

IsY MORNING Journal eeEctsL LEASED wiREl
Washington, June 9.-Spcretary
Houston, writing today to the
bankers of the country, declared
that the complete operations of the
treasury for the fiscal year ending
with this month should show lit
tie, if any deficit the government
having balanced its burget, current
receipts against current disburse-
ments for the first fun fiscal year
after the fighting stopped.
Though the first quarter of the
present fiscal year showed a deficit
of about $4,000, 900" Mr.. Hous-
ton said lin the second quarter
there was a surplus of over $50,
600 900 in the third quarter there
was a surplus of nearly 100000
600. and the fourth quarter should
also show surplus.
The total gross debt of the
United States, which on June 30,
1919. amounted to nearly $25, 800
000,O 600 and on August 81 1919,
amounted, to nearly $4,000. 000,-
GOO, had been reduced on May 81,
1920. to less than $4,000, 900, 900.
The floating d~bt outstanding
0oan and tax certiflcates) which
on June 80, 1919, amounted 70 over
25OO00. 900. and on August 81,
1919, to nearly 81 600, 0o0, 900, had
been reduced on May 81, 1920, TO
less than $2,S50. 900,
THE reduced ordinary and public
debt disbursements nave made
possible a very important reduction
in the amount Of net balance in the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10
PHILLIPS RESIGNS
PRESIDENCY ON THE
BUILDING TRADES

It was announced yesterday that
William N. Phillips, president of
the Building Trades council,
stepped down and out at the meet
ing of the council Tuesday night
at the Labor temple.
The first demands for his resig-
nation came from the plumbers,
briekayers and, painters, because
of the stand he had taken in re-
gard to the> strike against the
Springer Transfer company. a mat
ter of controversy with the plumb
ers in regard to work at the Ex-
celsior laundry, and the opposition
that he had given the painters in
their demands for higher wages.
While William A. Schaefer is
vice president of the council, there
is some opposition to his being
named president. A meeting of the
building crafts will be held Tues
day night, at which time the mat
ter will be thoroughly threshed out
and the vacancy filled.
In the journal of yesterday
morning it was stated upon infor-
nation that was found to be incor-
rect, that r. b. Swope prominent
labor leader and city commissions
er, made remarks before the Cen
trail Labor body that If the inter
national found out the local union
was backing the painters strike
they would cancel their charters,
fine them or order them out of the
union. This was incorrect; what
Mr.. Swope did say at the Central
Labor union meeting was that the
ice company employees should ac-
cede to the demands of the COM
pany in regard to matter of con-
tract, as the company had already
granted the wage demands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10
DATE OF BLANCETT'S
EXECUTION WILL BE
ANNOUNCED THIS WEEK


Santa Fe June 9.--The time for
the execution of Blancett will be
set the last of the week as Attor-
ney Renehan, the condemned mans
lawyer, is i'm Estancia and will not
be back before Thursday at the
ear lest and he desires to be pres
ent when the time for the hanging
is set. The supreme court will take
up the matter of determining the
time for execution at the session
held probably on Friday,
The Corona Trading company
has filed an amendment with the
state corporation commission, in
cTeasing the capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000,
Governor Iarra2olo has appoint
ed Pedro c, Carreras of Hatch,
Dona Ana county. to be a member
of the mounted police. without pay.
The Buchanan bridge. concern
ing which there was much alarm
for several days. is in shape and
traffic is going over it without
danger. Work was done on this
structure to prevent further dam
age.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10
7 KILLED, MORE
THAN 100 HURT
BY WIND STORM

icy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiREl
ST. Paul Mimi. June 9.-Seven
persons killed more than 100 in
jured and property losses that will
aggregate hundreds of thousands
Of dollars We're the tolls taken by
the terrific wind and electrical
storm that swept northwestern Min
nesota and eastern North Dakota
last night.
Partial restoration of wire com
munication today disclosed slow
" mounting death list, and fears
were expressed tonight that final
reports from isolated sections might
increase the casualties, The known
dead are:
Richard Hoelmer, farmer, and
-year-old son, Fergus Falls,
Mimi; Mrs. r. H. Wilke, CT years
old. Grey Eagle, Mimi; william
Roeder, farmer, Gardner, N. D.; A.
Stcrnberg, Thief River Falls, Mimi;
Mrs, IT. Thompson. farmers wife,
Urbana, n. D.. and Martin Peterson
Of near Osakis, MINI.
Mrs. Wilke, who was crushed 10
death in the collapse of her sum
mer cottage on Birch lake, was tn"
mother of viii Wilke, recently
elected president of the National
Editorial association at its conven-
ton in Boston.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-10
PREMIER NITT|
AND MINISTERS
HAVE RESIGNED

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wtREl
Rome, June 9,-Premier Nitti and
his ministers resigned today. The
announcement was made by the
premier at a turbulent sitting Of
the chamber Four hundred depu-
ties were in attendance and all the
galleries were crowded
Half an hour previously the
cabinet had decided 20 resign when
the chamber opened. The resigna-
uon of S:gnor Orlando as pres!d dent
of the chamber was first an
nounced. Then Premier Nitti
arose. lie was subjected to much
Interruption, protests and counter
cheers as he announced with
drawal of the decree relating to the
price of bread, and also resignation
of the cabinet. He said the min
listers would continue temporarily
to transact current business.
After S.gnor Modigliani, socialist
deputy, asserted that the annul-
ment of the decree was a triumph
for tho official socialists, and otn-
er speakers had INDUCED in recrim-
nations which led to tumults and
fisticuffs, the chamber adjourned
indefinitely.
Premier Nitti's resignation APP
parently was the outcome of fes-
olution introduced by the socialist
parliamentary group yesterday to
refuse TO hear the government
statement on the reopening of the
l.. h ri ~
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