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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
WANTED-Houses

WANTED--Houses to sell; list your prop
erty with US II you want results. J. D.
VNleher. phone <f0 COZ West Central
WANTED-TO rent three OF four room
unfurnished house in Fourth ward, by
July II; must be reasonable y perma =
hent tenant. Address c. c. care Journal
WANTED-About August /. to rent a
modern five or six room cottage. VIII
take a twelve months lease contract.
Apply 81 Barnett building. or phone
S71-w.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

FOR SNLE-45OO-acro ranch near Las
Vegas. also tweuty-aCre irrigated tract
IT, rec miles from French, n, NJ. Il. Over
street t. \. Nj Albuquerque.
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FOR RENT-Rooms

tON NEN l-NoOmS
FOR HENT~One good furnished room.
5l2 North Second
FOR RENT-LIght housekeeping rooms.
229h North Third.
FOR RENT-Two furnished front rooms
Ala West Gold.
house. Phone 23l.
1;;1f5 5f7 IT--I 100 fr,,rt room, M sEk
Gat sau,b Rroadwav
40 . ME- ~ nIs5od rooms 5Is soni r
Woitar nhnna 1ss7.I - y
- ;----s--.-.T
U yn,o bnmo Prone a77
,-----,,, 90.
FOX KEN IN iceis ul'isheu Ao'h' i''
leoy :. So. - - :, :,
FOR REN I-f urLfsneu rooms WIZ"
slceplne . polcn. va ooutl Gnu
'Fuk kENT-MeIern furnished apart
ment' SaII looo west Sen.ra-.
FOR RENT-Large room with sleeping
porch, modern, 1oo west copper.
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for
housekeeping. 1oll North FIRST
FOR KENT-Nicely furnishes cool sleep
ing rooms; no sick. Phone 322-J.
Won RENT-Two iight housekeeping
rooms; no sick. 9l9 wcss Granite.
NM 80 Si7T--Lnn,,s day ar weck min
ming water. no sIck. over Golden Rule
7--z777717--T5 NM no.jr, ~ o5 roo1o an1
Li,,han"tta. No sick ia wcst silver
G So,. - aao Wost Lead phonr
~
-; - 80,
foN hEN i-o ,ad i''uS s,or a.S Nnr,n
r,,t,
: : u.
FOX men IN. s,se urn,s'' oorcb iIS sauth
WINS, "s' 'N''e
"en-ue, -,
aii nInder, conveniences gl6 Soul
praaa,,av
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soS Wast oad "
=; : ~ : ,-:S ~ - .: 75-I-
~ S,,l " No - or nhiTdren 5nS
Nar,h t,n,,r,h
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ohia ia snnth hrno
80. -
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eo ~ VS., Titeras WV
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s,t,, hio CO.. santIon,sp AID West siI.
nhnno ,,ee w
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FOX RENl-Nice hght airy peu roohl'
.", NJ. 49, '''
-. - : -
IMPERIAL hooMs--Nice' cream rooms.
rates py DAY OF week. oyer rasti.e
- - :. -
FOR RENI-Large furhished Sleeping
porch suitable Tor married couple or
two women. NY East central.
FOX hENl--Nlcelyg 1urhlshed, wen ven
tilated bed room, to gentleman EN-
ployed; no SICK. flo south Inlrd.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping With sleeping
al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous

SSS>[(~S~IS<> 49, &c - THrnT 3ili7J5
- 17--,-- 4, H., ~ ,-,wn
~ poLpl . M IN ,-'oe- = ~
FOR SALE-Fruit Jars. '2d East santa
Fe.
pOK ALE-Goosercfrles. Barton Keller
phone 1292-W.
rUK sALE--sweet peas. Albuquerque
Green Houses.
rOK SAI,E-Two large ice uoxes. cheap.
SlS South First
TOK SIIE-Fourteen- lawn mower
81. SO3 West Hazeldino.
=, -, "a, ~ ,cis,.,. MANY 6uggy- almos,
new inm,lre ala North Fifth. i
-- = ss,I,,n,rt,,,,
on $50, 90 W. Si,te
P--e"ee ~,
blu ELM snum VIZ, So e ht,,oI ~.
no spVse, :. y -uo'' @,..e ~,
FOR SALE-Sream separator pfactlca'
~ new, price slS, l-OS Nortn -riiS '.--
roR sALE-sinser sewing machine
good as new Can vi west Ioal' phone
lS4S.
EOR EALE-HJ ncy in tcn-pound pals, at
So per pail Phone 1891. 1907 West
Marble,
FUR SALE-Safe, typewriter, other oi.
flee fixtures. 6O2 South Second
phone 0bl
E1p SAT ---5T,acIinn noTto6Ie drilling
rig, complete Charles Powell. Lake
Arthur, New Mexico.
,,,, GAIN t-;,--i 77T- ,7IorT IcS7eT gas
rolt a.. ano,,,,I habv hod
ana 20, snr,r g'' a" s92 Luna Ho,lieynrJ
,-.I,--r ,ITsnTaV rcTrIceTo-
~. to- tnxsxiS hnsi make, nrlre
su' 80 ,dSras, n Row sas citv
80. oSe : -
SCFT sPoTS-Heel and arch cushions
t Thn,,as IL Kdobor .0s
~, S,n,rai
~ 800 49,
FOR SALE-Drop-ho mead singer sewing
machine, in good condition also sam
tary cot ana mattress. aoO East bal
field. .-----------
IOR SALE-Eight- foot kitchen range,
Peerless dish washer ana an xmas III
Kitchen equipment. vino or wire oaN''
HcteI. AIo4qnerque. ------
FOR SALE, 800 shares Ell Dorado Oh
stock; two producing wells others
should be producing in few days; make
me an offer Address NJ NJ care jour
EaL. -
FOR SALE-Player piano mahogany
case. White Rotary sewing Hacn'he'
smith Premier NO. typewriter, cheap
IL taken at once. Phone 1851. 2o'
North High.
FOR SALE.-Circasslan extension dining
room table for $55: steamIess iron
cooking kettle, 81 nineteen dollars
worth Of white wax for 81. Enquire
gr1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
FOR SALE-Poultry-Eggs

-~-~~~.o-~~~~~~.~~~~~4-
| = Il SALE-R. !. Red mems. "a! attsr
five. 306 South Walter.
FOR SALE--Seven laying hens. $50
South Third, phone 21o2-R
FOR sALE-175-egg capacity Incubator
hot air, $40 1903 West Hazeldine.
FOR SALE--White and Brown Legnorns,
r. l. II. hens and young rabbits. for
frying. 614 South Arno.
FOR SALE-.Thoroughb hens, one
year old; nine White Leghorns, four
Brown Leghorns. five Ancona hens and
one rooster. Phone 2l29-J. ,.s..
R.. l. Matching eggs; fine utility stock;
Norman's famous .Winter-lay" Brown
Leghorns; Is eggs $3.50; fertility guaran-
teed. Robinson. OLD Town. phone 2297-W.
FOR sALE-High- class fancy bantams,
pens of each. Il. B. Red. Red Pyle,
Silver Duck Wing Games Golden and Sill
yer Seabrights, Rose Comb Blacks and
Red Cuban Pit Games Dr. G. II. Buer,
Mountainair, y. NJ. r.s- s.
FOR SALE-Three- mont old cockerels
and pulets, Lords Farm Strain Single
Comb White Leghorns, from hens with
230-egg record Sheppards strain An
.coDas for immediate delivery, s2.50 each.
White Leghorn baby chicks via parcel
post, prepaid, lSc. -Mesilla Valley Hatch
cry, Mrs. II. v. Bundy, Las Cruces, y.
NJ. fse
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

100 ACRES improved; so In cultivation,
Is pasture 300 bearing apple trees,
l,fuur-roOm frame house, daily rural mail
sotvice. price 81 500, ozark Fruit AMI
Stock Realty Co, Leslie, Ark.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
For Rent-Rooms with Board

or NcnI.NOOnNS WITH oOdEQ
dol South Seventh,
FOR KENT-Room and board for health
seeker; no objection to bed patient.
Phone 1892.
FOR RENT--Hoom, porch and board, In
private home; gentleman healthseeker.
Phone 2l4S-W.
FOR RENT-Glassed In sleeping porch
and room with board: home cooking.
1925 East Central.
FOR RENT-Nlce furnished front bed
room with board, in good location, adj
Joining bath, private entrance: no sick,
Phone 1853
FOR RENT-sleeping porch or front
room with board; ladies employed
preferred. 4l9 South Edith, phone
l225-M
MOUNTAIN VIEW ranch is the Ideal
place for health seekers to get strong.
Home cooking. Everything first class.
Telephone 24la ia Mrs. Ruth MacNeil.
A SLEEPING porch and room and board
for two; also glassed in sleeping porch
and room. with tray service II necessary.
IS extra 1928 East Central. phone
1307-W. .t'
SHADY NOOK Ranch offers excellent
room and board; place to get strong.
For rates phone 2409-W Accommoda-
lions now available. Mrs. Fl. b. Thomas
FOR RENT-For health seekers, fur
nished rooms, sleeping porches; hot
and cold water each room; excellent
board: tray service; also sunbath house
Apply at office. 500 West Gold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
FOR SALE-Ranches

tUR SALt.-Eleven acres highest irri-
gated ground in valley, near city, IN
main road, and main ditch. Phone
2402-Ji. +. o. Box 26S,
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MONEY TO LOAN

CUNFIDENTIAL Loans on 5eweiry,
diamonds. Liberty Bonds. pianos, AUTO.
mobiles, etc. Low rates. Henry r.
Rothman. lit South First, Bonded to
me state n New Merie,
FOR RENT-MisceIIa neous
rop IN1-.6;.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

EVER get unsatisfactory results In your
KODAK FINISHING? Try the City
Studio for best results rs per cent dis
count this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

FOR SALE--Classy Ford specdster, Ford
touring car. two-gallon stroke Wayne
gas pump with 100-gallon tank; all N
good condition. $40 South Second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

LOS

LosT-June Is, pearl brooch; liberal re-
ward. Phone 189S-W,
LOST-Bl1ck and white female fox ter
rier; answers to name of Blackie: re-
turn to A, l.. Martin. SIG North Eleventh
and receive reward
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

| FOR SALE--Player piano, mahogany
case, White Rotary sewing machine,
smith Premier No. typewriter cheap
lif taken at once. Phone 1861. 2O7
! North High
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
TYPEWRITERS


T4PEWRl makes overhauled
and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. phone SOIL. 122 South Fourth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

FOR SALE-Maxwell 1917 knock.down
speedstcr, bucket seats, two extra tires,
good buy for next few days 2O9 West
Cromwell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
FOR RENT-Dwellings

FOR KENT Or SALh--six-room Drlck
house. Phone 2401-R2.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
delegate-at-large to. 1--WE national
conventions.

+ .
delegate-at-large to 1--WE national
conventions.
Doctor Of Laws.
He was always interested in
scientific agriculture. By the ap-
plicati0n OF business methods he
developed 2,700 acres Of neglected
land in Dalton into q successful
farm. Mr.. Crane made many i'm
portant gifts to his home town and
gave largely to charitable objects.
He was credited with having saved
many individuals and small COM
panies in the Berkshires from
bankruptcy when they were over
come by business difficulties. Will
liams college bestowed upon him
the honorary degree of master Of
arts IN 1897 and in 1903 Harvard
made him doctor of laws.
Mr.. Crane married Mary, the
daughter Of Robert Benner Of AS
toria, L. l., in 1880. Bereft by the
death Of his young wife four years
later, he remained widower until
1906, when he married Josephine
Porter, daughter Of William J.
Boardman Of Washington.
Service at ASugar HILL
Details OF the funeral arrange
ments were not completed today
but it was announced from the
Crane home that the services would
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
ENGLAND FACES.
STRIKE CRISIS
Il(1nxrs NH Ont Eegaa Ing O.
fereac4 Italy ldjssts Metal
Difficulty.

London, Oct. 2.-(United Press.
The question of a nationwide
strike will again be referred to q
direct vote of the. coal miners. The
strike, originally voted for Sept. Is
was postponed until today. At
meeting of the miners executives
and delegates yesterday 1t was de-
cided to put of the strike until Oct
16 to permit a national ballot on
the latest compromise offer of the
owners.
Later 5000 additional miners
went out.
Italy Settles Strike.
Milan, Oct. IAN accord on all
questions remaining unsettled up
to this time between the masters
and the men growing out out the
metal workers movement was
reached here today. The agree
ment came after three hours dis
cussion at a meeting Of represent
atives of the two sides brought
about by Prefect Lusignoli.
BY the terms of the agreement,
the masters agree to pay the actual
value of the work done during the
occupation Of the plants by the
man in those cases in which this
value exceeded the amount of the
arrears of increased wages granted
by the settlement agreement pre-
viously reached in Rome.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02

WILL RESTRICT
JAPANESE MORE
I DRASTICALLY
Exclusion to Be Air Tieh,
To Revise Gentle
mems Agreement" "

Washington, Oct. g. UNITED
Press. steps have been taken by
the state department to make more
drastic and absolute the restrictions
against Japanese immigration, II
was authoritatively learned today.
This new development in the ne
gotiations over Ambassador Shide-
hara's protest against the proposed
California law for absolute prohi-
bition Of land holding by Japanese
was regarded as highly significant
in Washington.
Roland S. Morris, American am
bassador to Japan, has brought up
in the negotiations with Shidehara
a study of the "gentlemen's agree
ment'' for the purpose Of devisins
some means for an alright exclu-
sion of Japanese immigration. Nor
ris is conducting the negotiations
for the United States.
Agreement Not Satisfactory.
While no plan is known to have
been agreed upon, it is understood
the state department has taken the
position that the "gentlemen's
agreement" is not entirely salts
factory. Under this agreement
Japan voluntarily undertook to
stop immigration to the United
States.
Governor Stephens OF California
charges that despite the gentle.
mems agreement" the japanese
population in that state is rapidly
becoming larger. While the agree.
ment has never been published, II
was pointed out today there are
lo0pholes in it. allowing japanese
still to enter this country.
A revision of the "gentlemen's
agreement" or its abandonment fol
another pact is regarded as likely
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
LAKES TO GULF
waterway plan
P0r! Authorities Consider Navigable
Projects and Harbor
Facilities.

Chicago, Oct. Election of Off
GERS was the principal business OF
the ninth annual convention Of the
American Association Of Port Au-
thorities, at the closing session TO-
day.
The convention speakers have
dwelt largely upon improvement of
Great Lakes harbors and the devel.
opment Of the water projects from
the Great Lakes to the gulf, and to
tho ocean through the st. Lawrence
river. Lack Of adequate transpor-
tatiop yas Qwelt upon yesterday
with speakers advocating the wat
efwxyE Is . solution.
M. G. Barnes, chief engineer oi
the Illinois state department of pub
lie works and buildings, stressed
the need Of better harbor facilities
in Chicago and said that already
railroads were finding it necessary
to ship by rail to Milwaukee, there
to be forwarded to its destination
by water, because water terminals
are too expensive iii Chicago.
Three Years. Time.
The delegates estimated that
three years. time would elapse be-
fore completion of the Gfeat Lakes
to the Gulf of Mexico waterway. An
issue Of $40, ,O00, 900 for the construc-
ton Of a navigable channel from
Lockport, ILL.,, to Utica, has already
been passed. Specifications for
dams and locks at Marseilles and
Starved Rock, ILL.,, have been
drawn up and next week contracts
for their construction will be let
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
Basket PICNIC
and BARBECUE


West Jefferson, Ohio, Sept. .
UNITED Press. AN old-fashioned
farmers basket picnic and barbe-
cue at Wilson's Grove. near here
offered the setting for Warren G.
Harding's speech today.
Leaving Marion after breakfast,
Harding motored to Wilson's q
Grove, where 10000 farmers gath
cred from the great central Ohio
corn belt.
Harding spoke briefly on agri-
culture, declaring the welfare OF
the American farmer is the well
fare of the American people.
Harding advocated:
Government aid to farmers pur-
chasing land; cheaper distribution
of farm products through coopera-
tive marketing; more efficient rail
and motor transportation and pro-
lection Of American agriculture
products from cheaper foreign
competition.
League Issues Troublesoma
The Republican nominee Is find
ing the League of Nations issue
the most troublesome Of his cam
paign. Headquarters still profess
ed ignorance regarding the alleged
intention Of Senator Borah, Idaho,
a treaty irreconcilable. to quit the
stump.
Harding sent telegram to Ed
ward A. Ryan, Washington. ID. c.,
the heckler who interrupted him at
the Baltimore meeting, fatty de-
clining to state more fully his atti-
tude on the league issue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
SECOND BLAZE
BREAKS FORTH
IN GALVESTON
Texas Cuardsmen Rushed
to Aid City A. Fire En-
dangers Shipping.

Galveston. Texas, Oct. Fire
broke out in section A. at the south
end Of pier II here shortly after 8
O'Clock today. A general alarm fol-
lowed almost Immediately and $50
national guardsmen were rushed to
the scene. Four steamships were
endangered by the flames.
Send for More Help.
Galveston, Texas, Oct. 2.-(Unit-
ed Press The sisal warehouse on
pier Al Of the Galveston water front
and wherein state guard troops and
every available piece Of the city's
fire equipment are located, were to-
day trying to check a serious iire
in buildings declared to be owned
by the Cotton Concentration plant,
one Of the heaviest losers in the
$2,500, 900 blaze on the water front
Thursday.
Whether or not the fire would
spread seemed problematical. The
fire department sent for additional
hose lines.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
NOTED DOCTOR
SAYS M'SWlNEY
RECEIVES FOOD
Hunger Striker Sleeps
Several Hours After
Collapse.

London, Oct 2.-Lord Mayor Ter
ence MacSwiney passed q much bet
ter night At Brixton prison last
night, accordinAto bulletin issued
this morning by the Irish Self-De-
termination league. Doctors who
visited him today pronounced him
very weak and recommended that
he take food, the bulletin declares.
Sir Norman Moore, a noted spe-
cialist, who visited Lord Mayor
MacSwiney. recently. in Brixton
prison, told Annie MacSwiney, his
sister, that he was certain that Mac
Swiney was receiving nourishment.
Sleeps Several Hours
London. Oct. 2.-(United Press)
Following q sudden collapse last
night Lord MacSwiney recovered
today and slept several hours. &C.
cording to q bulletin issued shortly
before noon. 1t was the 51st day
Of his hunger strike.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
Continued on Page Four.) }
GOVERNOR cox
CLOSING TOUR


Enroute With Governor Cox, Jop-
lin, Mo-, Oct. 2.-(United Press.)-
Governor James NJ. Cox, in Kansas
City tonight, will make the final
speech Of one of the most extensive
far western tGurs ever made by Q
presidential candidate.
When the Kansas City speech is
made, the Democratic nominee will
have delivered % stump talks since
he started west . month ago today.
When he reaches his home in Day.
ton tomorrow night he will have
travelled 9,975 miles, invading every
state west Of the Mississippi river,
except Arkansas, Louisiana and
Texas.
After three days Of rest the first
Of next week Governor Cox will
concentrate his efforts On the east
and middle west until Oct. 16. He
will campaign in Kentucky. Ten
nessee, Indiana and Illinois and
then swing into the big eastern
states for q final drive. -
Travelling through western Mis-
souri, today toward Kansas City,
Cox was watching closely for de-
velopments that may follow in Re-
publican political circles as the re-
suit of Senator Borah's action in
asking the Republican national
committee to make no new speak
ing engagements for him.
Predicts ~Show Down"
'The time IL fast coming when
Senator Borah and Senator John
son will demand . showdown with
Senator Harding ~ to his League
of Nations stand" Cor said.
Cox indicated that at Kansaa
tonight he will devote considerable
of his address TO the Irish problem
and reiterate his belief ireland will
obtain advantages through the
;; league. :.
The schedule today called for
speeches in both Kansas City, No.,
and Kansas City, Kan. Cox will
!! also speak at Miami. Ikla.. Joplin,
Mo-, and Pittsburg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
NI1TI ACCEPTS
SENATORShIp

Rome, Oct. 2.-The council Of
ministers, under the chairmanship
Of Premier Giolitti. today discussed
. new list of senator's and entrust-
cd the premier with the task of
making a definite choice OF about
fifty new members OF the senate.
These will include former Premier
Sonnino, who refused the Office
when it was offered BY former Pre-
mier sNitti, but has sent Premier
Giolitti q cordial telegram announc-
ing that he will accept the appoint.
Iment
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
HIRAM Am0
BRYANSHOW
.AFFlNITY Y
II
Bryan Wants Cox's Man.
tleJohnson to Head
COP. Progressives.
-BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial to The Argus.l

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 2.-Hiram
johnson and William Jennings
Bryan are exhibiting a species OF
political affinity this year which is
just coming to the surface. II
ought not to go unchronicled be-
cause the entente they are estab-
fishing may have an IMPORTANT
bearing on what happens to the
Republican and Democratic parties
respectively after the election il
over and the political truces under
which each Of these two veterans
is operating have come to an end.
Bryan likes johnson and John
son likes Bryan. Politically they
have as much right to exchange
views and share their joys and sor-
rows over the fate of progressive
issues as any two citizens-that is
about all their friendship signifies
to date, according to those here
who know that Messrs. johnson and
Bryan have been exchanging per
sonal notes Of late. What they
have said to each other about the
respective candidates would proba-
bly, be interesting reading II it were
be interesting reading II it were
not intended for the privacy oi
their friendship.
Bryan Wants Mantle.
But when the election has been
decided, thea a new alignment in
politics may be expected. Senator
johnson will endeavor to lead thu
progressive wing Of the Republi
can party and William Jennings
Bryan probably will feel that, i,
Cox is defeated, the mantle of lead.
ership should 20 to sthe oldest oI
the Democratic leaders In Amesics
today-himself. s;.-ss,iessa - "A
1t IL from the "Commoner" ltseli
which is published here, that th,
straws are taken which shows tn,
way the wind is blowing. In tn.
current issue, one finds under th,
signature Of William Jenning,
bryan the following editorial abou
Hiram Johnson: e -
Senator johnson has come near,
er than any other associate of MIR
Roosevelt maintaining a hold-uI
on the progressive sentiment Of hi
party. He surprised the Wal
street crowd by the following he de-
veloped among the rank and III,
Of that party. II there had been .
national primary 80 that all Repub
licans could have expressed them
selves through the ballot, he wouli
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
M0HR INDICTED
0NTAxCHARGE
President Of Morrison Hotel Con
pany Faces Federal Trial
.-.,-- Coal ProfiteerS.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Harry C. Mohr.
president of the Morrison Hotel
company, was indicted today by the
federal grand jury, charged with
defrauding the government through
filing an incorrect income tax
schedule.
The David Rutter Coal company
was indicted ON q charge Of prof
iteerfng in coal sales.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-02
Genoa Warned
OF EXPLOSION
Commander Richlne Receives Anon
ymous Letter Revealing .
Bomb Plot.

Genoa, Oct. 2.-(United Press y
Commander Giacomo Richine, pres
ident OF the syndicate Of stock bro
kers, has received anonymous in
formation that another bomb soon
will be exploded in the local stock
exchange.