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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
ORIOLES NEED ONE
MORE To WIN TITLE
n MINOR LEAGUES
Baltimore Internationals Hold
Edge Over St. Paul Team of
American Association.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 13-Baltimore's
International league champions today
downed st. Paul. title winners in tae
American association. 6 to ), in their
minor league championship series. several
demonstrations from the fans in protest
against umpire decisions marking the
contest.
With the three victories registered BY
Baltimore on .heir own field, against one
won by the Saints, the Orioles now need
only one more victory to give them the
minor league title. The next contest
viii be played here Friday. The score
by innings: r. III. T..
Baltimore :. .O0o OO1 21O-6 15 O
st. Paul ...... 600 100 400 IL 1
Batteries: Bentley and Egan; Hall,
Williams, Griner. Foster and Hargrave.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
sl&S}e.- &&f S&E' &ikAka$it &!I!|;1 4;
sREIi FAlts >a111s;ts1lG A48
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Portland, 3; Vernon. z.
Los Angeles, 5; Sacramento, ..
Seattle, Z; San Francisco. 8.
Oakland Salt Lake, postponed; cold.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
NEIHART PIONEER
IS JUDGED INSANE
Richard Heidenreich, Unable to
Walk, Has Obsession He will
Tour Yellowstone.

Richard Heidenrcich, widely known
pioneer of Cascade county and a prom
inent business man ut Neihart in the
early days, was adjudged insane In the
district ourt Wednesday and ordered
committed to the state insane asylum.
Mr.. Heidenriech's affairs were placed
in charge Of guardian several months
ago because Of his apparent incompe-
tency. but his condition became so much
worse that his relatives asked that his
exact mental state be determined offici-
ally He was brought to Great Falls
Wednesday from Boulder Springs,
where he has been receiving treatment
for an ailment that destroyed the use
Of his legs.
Mr.. Heidenreich was first identified
with the mercantile business at Neihart
and later became interested in mining
properties. During the past several
years he has been inactive because of
failing health, and is now unable to
walk. His mind is constantly occupied
with an excursion he proposes to take
through Yellowstone park.
60 ,1b+
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14

Mikehasit is the home for the wisest
clothes buyers of this city All partic.
ular men and men who know real
clothes value and appreciate the money
we save them in buying their clothes
here bring them to this store In sucp
great numbers.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
Suits Resulting
From Federal Ball
League is Appealed

Washington, Oct. 13--The District Of
Columbia court of appeals took under
consideration the appeal. Of organized
baseball from the district supreme
courts decision awarding the Baltimore
federal league club $264,0O0 as damages
due to disruption of the federal league.
Decision on the appeal is expected early
next month
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
BUTTE CURLER is CHOSEN
MEMBER ALL-CANADiAN TEAM

Butte, Oct 13.-Dr. J. d. McGregor,
local physician and prominent Montana
curler. was today notified Of his selection
on the all-star Canadian curling team
which will invade Scotland in December.
DR. McGregor is eligible for play with
the northerners, since the local club is
affiliated with the Manitoba association.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
Mccarthy Asks Probe
of Baseball Scandal

jury today received a telegram from w.
II. Mccarthy. president of the Pacific
coast baseball league, requesting that the
grand jury cooperate with the district
attorneys office in investigating charges
of alleged corruption in connection with
the league games. Mr. Mccarthy asked
that full and complete and searching
investigation" be made, and offered his
assistance.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
Greek Wrestler Beats
Nebraska City Athlete

Sheridan. Wyo., Oct. 13.-George y.
Kathonaros, Greek wrestler. last night
defeated Billy Edwards Of Nebraska City.
Neb, in two out Of three falls in catch
weight wrestling match here. Kathona-
ros won the first fall with head scis-
sors and hammerlock in As minutes
Edwards won the second fall with a body
scissors and double arm lock in Is min
utes. and Kathonaros took the final fall
with lift and double leg hold in 2S
minutes The victor weighed 1S3 pounds
and Edwards weighed 1s2 pounds.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
Bracket is Winner
Of English Classic
on Newmarket Track

Newmarket, England, Oct. 13.--The
classic Czarwitch stakes at 21A miles.
for purse of approximately 5000
pounds, was won here today by Bracket,
owned BY Mrs G. Robinson. J. ?. Wal
enallis' Front Lime was second and w. T..
Depledges Greek Scholar was third.
Thirty-two horses ran The historic
Czarwitch is considered one Of the hard
est tests for thoroughbreds on the flat.
The winner is three year-old bay filly.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
===== THE LATEST IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS Ez1"====I
r NJ C. A. ATHLETICS
LOCAL SPORT CIRCLES
The INDIANS ARE
CHAMPIONS!

The Indians are the champions
In the base ball world today.
For Cleveland won from Brooklyn
In fast and clever play.
Coveleskie was the hero
For he pitched his team to fame,
And the Indians went to victory
In their fifth and final game.
So the worlds series is over,
And the fans will be at rest,
For the struggle has decided
Which team of the two was best.
The Indians grabbed the pennant
In three to nothing score
They are masters of the diamond
Till the series comes once more.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
BASEBALL PROBE RESUMES

Chicago, Oct. 13.-Investigation of
the baseball scandal By special grand
jury will be resumed next Tuesday, Hen
~ II Brigham. foreman, announced
Wednesday. The probe was adjourned
during the world series.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-14
BURNETT JURY FOREMAN.

Tacoma, Oct 13.-Louis Fl. Burnett,
president of the Pacific international
Baseball league. has been chosen foreman
Of the federal grand jury which is prob
ing violations Of the liquor and drug laws.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
Oggias coatra los fgrrocarriLgs del Egtado de Yncatda

carriles, a SUI vez. comenZaron q au-
mentar Il tarifas. Ilcgando des7ucs
4 ~imrorcr!as eN plata, con ell obje-
70 de acaparar IA moneda cue habla
en- Il peninsula.
10 peer del caso.-segun dicen los
uueiosos.-es que Ia politica entra
camb'6n en- juego en- estes c~ensUrables
manejos. pues hay personals que 60
zan de privileges J prcrrogat:vas por
n a,listad que llevan ccn los dircc-
torres Dc las lineas y que, natural
mcnte, causan graves ]perjuicios en-
ire los que Sc ven obligados a cum
Dlir con las eyigencias de los ferro.
carries en- ~provccho de IN reducido
numcro.
No Sc indica todavia en- que forma
r~csolvera el gobicTno esta queja, pc
70 es SECURE que de ella Sc hara eco
el Ministro de Hacienda, Y. con res
pecto & 10 demas, va Sc conoce Ia bue-
ra voIuntad cue este funcionario tie
ne para los fe~rrocarriles yucatecos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

va 10 hemos dicho otras wees: 81
s0cialismo avanza Tapidamente en-
les Estados Unidos, no sinplemente
como doctrina, sino como part-do po-
litico que adquiere cada dia que pa
"a mayor vigor Y audacia.
Esto ha qredado demostrado por
haber sido electo dos veces para ocu,
par mi curul, en- el congreso estado-
unidense Victor L. Berger, de Mllwau-
Ike. que es un furibundo socialista, y
como tai ha sido electo dos veces pa
"a dicho encargo, siendo ambas wees
rechazada 81 c~redencial, por 70 que Ct
flamonte sccialista no sera miembro
del actual Congress, no obstante sus
indiscutibles triunfos.
La causa de eS2 derrota de IA Gre
dencial de Berger es que fue electo
per los socialistas Y cue Sc presanto
francamente como candidate por el
partido socialisJa.
FL sa0ado diez del prcsente discu
ito Ia Camara de Representatives. el a
sunto Berger, di2taminando el dipuCa-
do Dallinger, de Massachusetts, Ell
los s~iguientes termircs: Sc dec!ara
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

por eI presente que Victor L. Berger
no tiene derecho a ocupar I'm aslento
en- el go. Congreso, como represen-
tante del so distrito de WISCONSIN,
V que Ia camara le Mega el perniso
de rendir el ~juranento respective de
dicho cargo.
Aunque Berger est& ~convicto del
delito de e~spionaje y ~sentenciado a
veinte amos de prision, present6 en- Ia
Camara Ia credencial de su election,
doblemente canada el mes pasado.
Durante el tempo que dur6 la dis
custom de su credencial Berger Sc
paseaba nervicsamente en- Il de los
arcscntcs contiguous q Ia Camara,
hasta que no pudo c~ontcnerse y pene
trando en- el salon fue 4 s~entarse i
pie del sitial del P~residente de la A
Samblea. Durante Ell debate fue acu-
sado de traidor Y amigo de Alema-
MIA.
Aprobada Ia resolution que Sc pre-
sent6 en- el caso De Ia ~credencial dc
Berger este nublic6 una Gcclaracion
en- Ia que promate que figurara como
candidate por Ia terCera veZ, SECURE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

4 n Secretaria de Comunicaciones
continuan llegando quejas contra el
personal directive de los F~crrocarrl-
les De Ytucatin. en- ei sentido de que
va es impossible poder pagan las Ia
rifas que estan saHaladas, ' Que pc
&C . POGO han sido ~aumcntadas sin
consideration y. sobre TODD, sin dar
aviso . Ia ~cxrresada Sec-etaria, CO.
no 10 praviere L. ley ~respect.va-
Es esta of.c;na. p~recisamente. IA
que tiaae que aprobar 0 desaprobar
las tarifas de los f~errocarriles del
pais, Y los de -Yucatan no Sc han O.
cupado para NADIA de ccnsultar!a, o
de ~ponerla en- conocimiento de 10 re-
lativo al ALA de las tarifas-
Dicen los q1ejosos que los directories
de les Ferccariles de Yucatan no han
hecho mas que seauir el pesimo ejem-
Dlo de Pescador Y socios, manejando
a $ antojo las lineas, sin preocupar-
Sc por los intereses del pdblico.
Cuando el papel de Ia Reguladora
comcnz6 q de~praciarsa, los Ferro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

Parcce Que una lie las raZoHcs q
que obcdc.e esta co~nveacjdn es 4 Ia
De due .lgunos de los representatives
de Centre y Sld-America no Queda-
ron del tcdo sa5isfechcs con las con-
ferencias 0 conyenciones cue sc han
cel-5rado dItimamente de c&r&cter
continental.
FL gobierro de Carranza ha hechc
del dominic pGblico Ia .nvitaci6n que
Sc le Ia hocho; pero NADIA dice accr-
ca de quien 0 q~uienes seran los re-
rrc<entantes de Mexico en- a acto ue
QUE SC .r2sa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

Al decir de los peri6dicos que fran
a V abiertamente simpatizan con IA
candidatura de Obreg6n para Ia Pre-
sidencia de Ia Repiblica, Ia campana
que Sc va = ~emprender en- favor del
Ing. Ignacio Bonillas, es de caracter
completa Y ostensiblemente Official
Hoy. dicese. que de Ia Se~cretarla
&c Gobernaci6n han conenzado q sa-
tr para varios de les EStados de IA
Republica, empleados e~speciales que
siempre Sc han distinguido por las
facilidades con cue cuentan para el
arreglo de las elecciores de mala ley.
Estos empleados sen los mlsmos que
siempre ha utilizado el gobierno para
tales trabajos, Y hoy los envia a
las capitales de los Estados con el 90
jeto de que, de acuerdo OF los 60
bernaGores. trabajen a c~andidatura
del e~xpresado Ingeniero Bonill2s.
Llevan. como prir1era consigna, Ia
de preparar a Bonillas una reception
enthusiastic on cada una de las capt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
No fnS N:gt2 Z tratgr Ia deg2Lgc;6n e les @terroca-r

tro de los grandes negcciJs mUnd!a-
les.
Daspuis de c~iausuraGa esta oficina
sc abrira nuevarcntc en- Ia c;Udad d
y. York donde en- opinion jsl Lie.
Cabrera. Sc estan tratauGo ahora los
~rand2s "sur.cs finaacicr7s. &c !" MS
ma ma0era aue uEtes Sc haci& Ell
Lcndres. porGuo SC considerable a es.
"a ciudad el centre del iucgo de to-
dos los valores del muado. : que d
ncra 10 cs Il formidable Poblacion
r~envorkina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
De Ia METROPOLI MEXICANA
La canpafa boniEista tiiene cardctgr Official complete

tales citadas, las que seran visitadas
0 ell candidate tan luego como So
presente al campo poiitico, despues de
abandonar Ia embajada en- Ia Casa
Blanca, y que sera en- breves dias, Sc
gun ofcialmente Sc Ia informado tam
bi5n-
Sc agrega, adenas, que con 81 mis-
mo objefo estuvo en- esta capital Ell
secreSario general del ~gobierno de Du
range. Quien confarenciando cor el
Lie. Aglirre Berlanga. manifesto cue
el hermano de Domingo Arrieta no
2odia TRUMAN en- aquella entidad,
porcge nc habia eXpresado 81 adhesion
Unconditional 81 gobierno de Carran-
"a. Acuirre Berlanga estuvo de d
cuer6o, ' hasta sc asegura que con-
test3 que tampoco era grato Jesus
AsusCin Castro por no haber dado CO.
Ior pOlitico, sobre TODD, deSde que pa
que medic Sc disgUst6 porQue
Sc Ie quito el mando de las tropas en-
Chihuahua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
iHEZAACAA I'm LADO Los OTROS FONOCRAFOS

Ha Ilegado el ITEM
20 en- que toda per-
soma puede poser un
buen f~on6grafo por
solo s9.75. Yea I'd
csta hermosa n1qui-
M. TIA dido I'd
que otra persona ha-
N obtenido tan 80
berbio aparato 4
precio tan reducido?
Sacramento que no,
) I I'd. Sc lie volve-
To Z presentar de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
E. SOCIALISMO EN- LOS ESTAD0S UNIDOS
cREpENclAl pEsEcHADA DE UN DGPUTADo SOCIALISM,

de obtener los votos de IA nayoria de
los c~iudadanos de So distrito, Y que
el conservara hoy Ia misma actitud
que durante Ia guerra, este es, de opo-
sicion completa a Ia guerra Y al ser
vicio militar o~bligatorio, convicciones
ambas que 10 hicieron caer bajo Ia
ley de %espionaje.
Como Sc temieran algunos des6r-
.denes Sc enviaron = las galerias va
rios poEcias, pero las unicas mues-
tras de ~desaprobaci6n que huho con-
ira los oradores que hablaron en- IA
O de Berger, .vinieron de Ia misn1a
Camara, en- que hubo hasta silbidos
cuando Sc pronunciaba cl nombre de
Berger.
Mr.. Mann, que habl6 en- favor de
Berger, manifesto que ell nuevo dipu
tado habia sido electo para ocupar un
asiento en- Ia Camara por una mayo
ria de los ciudadanos de 81 distrito. Y
que era el momento de saber 81 Sc
mantiene en- los Estados Unidos in
violable Ia forma representative de
gobierno. o 81 la ley de la arbitrarie-
dad sera la que riga en- ell seno de la
Camara, cuando Sc cuenta con una
mayoria.
"iHa llegado cl tempo, continue el
orador, de que Sc permita que sea
edo el que piensa de determinada
manera? Fl pueblo, los ciudadanos
de su distrito desean que Berger los
rcpresente. mo es deber de los ciu-
dadanos elegir IN representative a
esta Camara? 81 este cs asi, noso-
:ros no podremos impedir que Sc olga
c de I'm distrito sin perjudicar
pcrvenir de nuestras institution
s"
Contestando 4 dicho orador, ell re-
'esentante Yates pregunt6:
"Quier0 saber 81 ..sted cree que de-
amos admitir en- esta Camara a un
!onbre desleal a ST. pals. 70 no
REQ que debamos hacerlc.
"DespuGs de TODD, reulico Mann. Ia
question de 81 I'm hombre es O no
csleal no podemcs determinarla nj ell
representative de Illinois nj yo. Quiza
'sted Sc crea con Facilitates para ha-
re!lo "si, pero no obrara listed pru-
-ntemente eierciendo tai poder.
DcsDues de IN debate de una bora.
IA Camara rechazo por una gran ma
yoria la credcncial de Berger. pero
4 amenaz6 con volverse a prescntar
como candidate Y obtcner nuevamente
2l triunfo, sosteniando siempre III
scnviccicnes enteramente antimilita-
ristas.
Este "s n de los mas graves a
cue Sc hayan hecho al robier-
representative en- este pals" diio
Berger al OR Ia resolution de la ca.
mara
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

Fl Ingeniero Leon Salinas, Sub
Secretario de Industrial, hi hecho nue.
vas declaracj9nes sot>e los trabajos
que Sc llevan i cabO en- n region
~productora dc pctroleo de Ia costa del
Cello. Dice que carecen en- 10 abso-
lu,o de fundamento las motto as que
Sc han publicado en- les EStados Uni
dos. relatives q que el actual Gob!crao
prohiba la eXportaci0n dc csa rlqueza
4 los capitalists norte-amecicar-s.
HAY en- Ia actualidad-lice Salinas.
pozos pertcncc:enCes 4 capita
lisras americarcs que Sc ha.ian en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

la Direction General de Agricul-
sura, del Ministerio relative, ha infor-
nado que las cosechas de trigo en- TO-
ia Is Replbhca es5a2 salvadas per
complete, a menos que 4 Ultima hcra
les caiga alguna helada que las d
fecte sacramento. De todas las 70
uas en- que Sc cultiva csc rico grano,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
Serdn abnndantss las cosechas de trigO en- GOdO Ell poiis

Sc nan recibido informes satisfactorioS
en- los Que Sc asienCa que dichas cose-
chas seran a~buHdanJss, especialmente
en- 81 centric de la Republ.ca, donde Sc
semor6 en- gran cantidad. debido q IA
restriction cue e. pasado ano hubo en-
81 comercio de importation de ~cereaieS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16

Cuando necesite Iibros en- espanol
d~irijase 4 Ignacio E. Lozano. 1IS n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-16
FL gobierno no proEibe u exgertaci6n del g%etr6!go

nlena activiGad. con I production
abunaante Que excede de dos milo
nes de barrilc$ diarios. Est2s noticias
publicadas solo ccn el objeto de BUS
car mayor mala voluntad para Me,
xico de parte dc los ~plut6cratas del
Norte. tienen su origen eH el hechO
de Que cl gobierno Sc We cbligado no
una. sino varies veccs. 4 ~establecc"
ciertas rcstriccioneS I companies Pc
troleras. cualQuiera que sea su c.
r&cter, en- virtud de cue de 7 me-
Nora terminate Sc riggcn q &cata
las lcyes d:ctadas por eL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
LoWer Prices

The Tenth Anniversary plan OF a narrower margin of profit on a great
err volume OF business effects its most important saving for you in the
Ready-to-Wear Department, Prices ARE lower. It's the talk of the
town. The plan is simplicity itself. BY underSeLing the southwest we
will make the increased volume of business even up price-concessions
on individual garments. 1t is logical understandable, practical bus
mess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
UNIVERSITY OPENS
, FOR REGISTRATION
Class Work Begins Next
Thursday; First AS
sembly Same Day

Registration OF students at the State
University FOR the academic yea
1g20-i02l began this morning In
Rodey Hall. The faculty members
were all present to assist the students
In their enrolment In the various
classes. Today's registration was
limited 20 town students. while those
from out OF the city will be given an
opportunity to register tomorrow.
Class work will begin on Thursday.
The first week Of tho semester IL
full OF committee meetings. class and
club reunions. The committee on
admission n student standing met
this afternoon at i:SO clock. This
meeting will be continued tomorrow
afternoon. The athletic council will
meet tomorrow afternoon at : o'clock.
The Spanish club will meet Tuesday
evening for the election OF officers.
An all-day session OF the state com
mittee on the selection OF Rhodes
scholars will be held tomorrow. Two
men are to be selected from this state,
one to take residence at OSford In
January n the other In October OF
next year. The state committee to
choose these scholars Is composed OF
Professor G. T.. Hodgin OF the State
University. chairman; Hugh NJ. Bryan
of Albuquerque; Prof. G.. X. Judy OF
Pasadena, Cal, and +. r. Griniths OF
San Francisco. The selections will be
announced by the Associated Press
next Monday.
The formal opening OF the Uni
versity win be held Thursday morn
Ing az the regular assembly hour. II
O'Clock. In Rodey Hail. There will
be brief addresses by President David
$. Hill. John Scruggs. president of the
student bodyi Rev. A. NJ. Mandeiari,
Rabbi Noise Bergman and Rev. Hugh
A. Cooper.
The reception to new students will
be hold In ltodcy Hall on Friday eve-
ming at s o'clock. The upperclass
students will act as hosts. with Pro-
fcssor and Mrs. John ID. Clark ~
chnperons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Quality Our First Consideration

OF course, there will be no sacrifice of quality to meet prices. GU
is and always will be our first consideration. The only diferenc
that prices are lower-not slightly lower, but obviously Lower
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

would gladly pay a threc-year sub
scription to The Evening Herald to
help their %favorite candidate win an
automobile. You. as well as any
other candidate. should look after all
such promises.
There ls not much use In working
In q contest OF This kind and not to
take advantage OF the biggest and
best extra vote offers as they are an
nounced. Remember hat there will
not be any larger vote offer and there
Will not be any way In which candi-
dntes can gain more votes than by
making use OF the 5000 ballots.
The vote totals are gradually going
up as the workers are showing
strength in tho race. II VIII not be
long before the people who have been
fishing their votes and then the totals
will go by leaps and bounds. VIII
you be one OF those who viii be able
TO keep up?
II you would like TO be one Of
those who will nave the votes to keep
up In the race and win. you certainly
win not overlook a single subscription
this week and neither will you allow
one OF this $1,000 extra vote ballots to
escape you.
do not TO satisfied with one or two
$4,000 ballots-do not be satisfied at
all. Just keep going after these big
ballots being never contented with
what you have done until the very
last moment OF the closing hour OF
this big offer on Saturday night. Sep
TENDER 25.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

How 1t Works Out in the
Ready-to Wear Department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Millerand Likely
To Be Selected
President of France

PARIS. Sept. Gothic election OF
Premier Millcrand to the presidency
Ut France seems inevitable. despite
the prcmlcr's repeated declarations
that ho In not a candidate.
The premier has received assurances
from numerous groups In tho cham
Der OF deputies and the scnatc hat II
:. revision OF the French constitution
In necessary to give the president a
wider range OF authority In public
affairs, this will be made
II In believed in political circles
that Millerand Will be unable to avoid
accepting the nomination.
Great Improvement In the condi-
ton OF President Deschanel has been
observed since he has definitely tend
cred his resignation. Instead OF be-
ing nervous and feverish, seeking re-
lief In long walks and refusing to
talk with his family. he Ii calm and
takes pleasure In conversing with
thoae about him. He worked without
fatigue for n long time yesterday.
The national memorial to Victor
Emmanuel Ill, erected on the Capt.
toline Hin In Rome. cost SEQ, 900, 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
King and Queen of
Belgium in Brazil

RIO JANERlO, Sept, 2O,-KIng
Albert and Queen Elizabeth OF Bel
GUM received a tremendous ovation
when they landed on Bruzilian soil
Sunday.
The d~readnaught Sac Paulo. on
which they crossed the Atlantic. a
met at sea BY a division of destroy
ers. a squadron Of airplanes and ox-
cursion steamers.
President and Mrs. Pessoa and sov.
crnmont officials boarded the vessel
aud welcomed the royal visitors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
a SCoUT Is THRIFTY.

question; What do you do with
your shoes when you wear them sutY
Answer, l wear them back In the
house again.--Bpys' Life.