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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
VANDERBILT FORTUNE
LEFT TO HIS FAMILY
Residuary Estate Bequeathed to
His Two Sons: Racing Stable
to be Sold.

New York, Aug. 3O-With the OK
ception of&25O, 900 which hc left to Vande-
bilt University at Nashville, Tenn, an
art legacy to the metropolitan Museum OF
Art, bcu,icst of $4,000 to st. Marks
Church at Islip, l.. l., and small legacies TO
his butler and valet, William kissrnnn
Vanderbilt, who died in Paris July ~,
left his fortune, amounting TO many
millions, TO his immediate family, with
contingent beq,icsts To his grandchildren.
Anderson Il Anderson Of No. 10 Broad
street, attorneys for tho Vanderbilt
family for many years, made public the
provisions Of the will Friday. II was
executed March IA, 1919. The document,
they announced, will be offered for pro-
bate within a week or ten days In Suffolk
County, where Mr.. Vanderbilt had his
legal residence at Oakdalc.
Under the terms Of the will the widow
Mrs. Anna Hartman Vanderbilt, ro-
ccives no cash bequest, but acquires o
life estate in Mr.. Vandcrbilt's Paris
home at No. 10-il Rue Leroux, and also
in the Chateau Jaras du Quesnay, the
adjoining farm and two other farms IN
Calvadoa, Normandy. These properties,
with all their contents, exclusive OF ms
racing stable, are 10 belong To his widow
absolutely during her lifetime and re-
vert upon her death to his daughter
Cons,ielo, Duchess Of Marborou b.
Mr.. Vanderbilt indicates in bis viii
that his reason for not leaving his wife,
cash beq,iest is that he has amply pro-
vided for her during his lifetime.
Of great interest to followers Of horse
racing who have been watching the famous
black and white colors Of the Vanderbilt
stable on the French race courses for many
years, will be the discovery that IT is Mr
Vanderbilt's wish that his colors disap-
pear from the track after his death.
Bulgaria maintains an experiment sta
tiou whore silk worm culture Is both taught
and studied
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

The sabotage and seizure Of factory ma
chinery practiced by both Russians and
Germans In Congress Poland has con-
tributed to the dtsintegration of tho paper
industry which requires not only ma
chinery but also felt. brass rivets and
American resin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

A remarkable increase IN ships ~ all ma.
tions entering the port of Bucno@ Aires has
been evidenced In the nrrf north -
1920. The tonnage Tor IN quart, soaSlif
over 20 per cent Of the tot 49, tne entfr
year 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

In addition to those who died as the
direct result of the war, 5,30l 900 adj
ditional deaths were due to war epidemics
and economic blockades. The fall in the
birth rate, due to the mobilization of
sc, 200, 900 men between the ages Of 20
and As, was 20,200,000. The three totals
make the grand total of 35,32O,O 900.
The countries included in the invcstiga-
ton were Great Britain, France, Ger
many, Austria, Hungary, Italy, Belgium,
Bulgaria, Roumania, Serbia and Russian
Europe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
MAY FORECLOsE ON RAILWAYS.
New York Lines May Go Under Hammer
Unless Conditions Improve.

New York, Aug. 30.--Unless the finan-
cial condition of the New York Railways
Company substantially improves before
November decree Of foreclosure prob
ably will be filed against the company. and
under it the property may be sold within n
few months thereafter.
II foreclosure proceedings are pressed
the initiative will be taken by the Guar
anty Trust Company. as Trustee of the
per cent bondholders, representing Sc
curities totaling S1S, ,063, ,539.75. Other in
terests are the holders of the second, or
readjustment, bonds. representing securi-
ties amounting 90 s30.000,O00 OF this
issue the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany is Trustee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Cardinal Annette Dead.

Paris. Aug. 30.-Cardinal Leon Adolphe
Annette. Archbishop of Paris, died sud-
denly yesterday morning at Antony, near
Paris, where he was enjoying a vacation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Reds Job for Lodge.

Under Red rule in the United States
they would probably make Mr.. Lodge Sec
rctary Of State, unless they put him into
ter Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Adjourns Wootton
Trial Till Wednesday

TOMBSTONE Ar.z.. March ga
Judge Alfred O.. Lockwood OF the SUI
pcriur court nf CurhlHp county today
adjourned tlr trial of Harry b. Woot-
tom. charged with kidnapping 10 CON
ncctiuu with tho Blshoe drporinuons
uf July %. 1915. 90 Wednesday after
noon at o'clock.
Adjournment was made necessary
by the prolonged absence Of Judge
samuel T.. pattoc. the presiding Judge
iu the case. who is at his home In Tue
SON. Arlz.. preparing his decision re-
rlrdiuF the ndmlsslhllliy Of evidence
which the defense claims will show
that conditions iu the N'irrcn mining
district In July l9lt were such as TO
warrant the leporiatInus oi the liSG
striking copper miners and their SYM
pathizers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
COUPLE FACE TRIAL WEDNESDAY
IN FURNACE MURDER MYSTERY

pEApwOOD. s. D.. March sg,-Tho
case of Mr. and Mrs. Georges ssarlcs.
charged with the murder Of Mrs.
scorloF mother Mrs Hllda Noini, NJ
Lead s. H.. will rc called on Wcducs-
day with the opening Of circuit court
here.
Whether Mrs. NeImi ended her own
Hfo by crawling into burning fur
uacp bon tho bascment OF the Neimi
apartments, whether she WIS muir
Ocred hy unknown persons and hor
body aiterWJrd placed On the furnace.
or whether she came 60 her death nt
tho hands uf her daughter ana Hun-
iu-liw are questions which llr. A. l..
Bennett expert criminOinsist attached
to tho office OF District Attorney Nil-
liam W Foley OF Denver. IS expected
to answer whom he appears before the
iurN Hs e witness,
Mrs NclmiH charrcd body wss
found iu tho furnace ln the Neim.
apartments in Lead the morning oi
December last hy her daughter. Al
the suggestion of ur, Bennett, who was
culiod into the case. the body wns
dlslnterred at Lead and sent 10 benvcr
Tor the crlminuiug.st 60 Investigate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
DR.. ClOphier
New Head of
State College

STATE COLLEGE. N. n. March %.
DR.. n. w Clophler OF the University
Of Mississippi was chosen as the new
president Of the New Mexico State
College Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts. at a meeting OF m. board Of
regents OF the institution held here
today.
Dr. Ciophior u an agriculture eco
nomist Of considerable rank. He In a
graduate Of the Kansas state Agricul-
tural College at Manhattan. and has
won the further degrees Of master of
aris and doctor OF philosophy. IIe
has been connected with the Univcr-
sity Of Arizona. tho University of Cali
fornla ana Cornell.
p llc VIII take up his duties az State
College within 30 days. after getting
leave from his present work In agri-
cultural economies nj the University y
of Mississippi. lIc viii succeed Br.
Austin y. Grille who was president Of
the New Mexico Agricultural school
for three years
br. Crile'H resignation took effect
on March l. During thu interim a
menii.r Of the faculty haa been IN
charge of the institution until new
president could bc selected by the re-
Eents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

WASHINGTON, March 22 itcar
Admiral william s. Benson then CHIEF
uf naval operations. was the official
who told Rear Admiral Sims mot 20
let the british pull the wool over your
eyes wc wuuld 49, soon fight them az
tho Germanr' Admiral Sims tesiliiei
Today before the senate committee IN
vestiratiuR the uuvys conduct Of tho
war.
Admiral Sims said the remark wna
made jus after he had received his
final instructions from Secretary
Daniels preparatory to his deparluf"
Tor England ON the eve Of Tho entry
Of tac United States Into the war. tie
added, however that 10 WIS not mnhr
In the course ct formal Instructions
but during 70 conversation Ga the otficr
~ Roar Admiral Palmer chief oi th"
bureau uf navigation.
Admiral Hcusuu's statement should
never had been made public sail
Senator Pittmuu, resumiuE the cross
examination.
"Do YOU mean by me9' asked Ad-
mlral Sims.
IVY YOU or anyone elise replied
',... senator. "tt referred Co % great
power with which we were on iriendlN
terms and Do Wus given tu you iu strict
confidence. 500 secretly mat it couiH
not oven bo put in wiring
"tt WAS not riNcu tu w" lu conf
dcnc"." said the admiral 'lt was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Marine Workers
To Cooperate With
Railway Brotherhoods

NEW YORK, March 22-An
u the nature of a le-
feusive and offensive nlliunce' be-
tween the four rniirnld 1rotherhuods
aud the National Association OF Mas
tcFs. Mates ana Pilots. who signed Ia
Washington last week, John ~ rru-
ctt. president Of the Marine workers.
announced hero today
Mr.. pruett explained the agreement
provides "for unity in action ct an
railroad unions employed in transpor-
t1tion in any policy cuncerning the
welfare OF the ~ railway brother
hoods" and ohligates workers ON rail-
way boats. turs and ferries who are
members uf the National Association
of Minister'S. Mates and Pilots tQ sup
port the brotherhood.
Under the agreement Jersey 'ity
local number three, National Associt-
ton uf Masters Mates and Pilots, was
organized Saturday might with 500
mcmb,ts. it was announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
DOTS and DASHES

LON DOS Communist combat
forces IN Essen total 10000. armed
workers and troops equipped with
small arms, artillery. urmorCd ears
and airplaues. Tnoy nre reported TO
hr iu power at bortmund. Bochum,
Elberilold. Barmon, Hagen, iserlohn
and Hattiuron, The London Times Is
informed.
COBLENZ.- Americans who have
reached here from lcipslc, say that
5000 people were Killed IN the fight
lng n that city before the govern
mout troops gained possession. Two
thousand persons Ia the Nolkhnus
were shot down aH they emerged and
hundreds more killed when the build
inns TOOK rir, when shollod The place
Ind q soviet government from We'd
n"duy until the government troops
captured ii Friday
CpNSTA ANTtNOpLE.- Tho passing
OF the anlhn's power Is Erimly oyi-
dcuced hy tho long line uf British
dreaduauEhts iu the Bosphorus. but q
ls apparent that most OF the Turks
refuse io accept this evidence The
sultan has issued u oNhortntlon tu
the people tu continue their usual Voc
cations, regardless OF foreign uccupa
ton.
LONDON Bolshrylst communica-
lions state that 5000 prisoners and
90 guns have been captured IN the
Nuvorossisk region. near tho kubnr
river. and In the likntcrinodor region
+ ,0OO prisoners and many guns have
bcon takon hy She holsheyik forces
I tifENOS AIRES The Bolivar
/ charge dnnniros az Lima has Visite,
. Chancellor rurras and expressed o.
tho name of his government regrc
/ for the manifestations against Pc
ruNlaus in Bolivia. Punishment fo
tho authors of the demonstrations wa
promised 10 is believed in diplomats
/ circlog Lorc that hustiiitieH Will h
prevented hy neutral countries
cork Lord Mayor MacCurtalu
who was usa1asiuhtsd in his hom
saturday mornlnE. was buried witt
impressive ceremonies. No furthv
outbreaks have occurred, hut IN
region Is described ns being IN stat
of turmrnL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22

Los NNIELEs. MurCh -- Dharli"
Chaplin. who has figured iu many
martial scene ON the screen. now itres
one In rcul NE Since his break with
his wife. Mildred Harris chaplin. he
has maintained "a silence which ho
breaks 10 answer his witv's charges
Of uou-suppurt
la 70 statement prepared ana ISSUED
hy mis- attorney, Arthur Wright Chap
lin declares he has $50 600 in can.
rcllcd checks which have hcrn ptd
hy him and spent hy his wilc len nd-
ditiuu 90 her salary uf $1,000 weekly
The statement makes nu rri'rru'" 'n
Mira Chaplin's charges of cruelty und
drsertluu.
a. her homo Mrs Chaplin issued "a
raustlp rcip.ud,r She declared 10 was
qulIo pusahir for Chaplin TO have $50
nNu boo cancelled checks for the period
of th,ir murrird life, asserting thal
this money wuz paid out for house
hold expenses servants. food, Cr1c-
cries clothing aud mpUy other details
uclul U monthly rvut amounting
to $500.
l'nirr0 Ia Geo tn Work.
"l WIS forced 20 ru to Work hctor.
I I was physically able, TO support those
9 near and dear ana dependent on me,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
IN
c. D. P. RANKS
THREATENB0LT
Senator French Warns of
New Party to Fight
Bourbon Autocracy'

WAsHi NGTON. March 60 warn
Ing that republican liberals NIGH
form new political party TO fight
bourbon autocracy." ir an effort To
restore Individual liberty was sounded
in the senate today by senator France.
republican Maryland.
with repeal Of national prohibition
and the espionage act as the chief
IliFks In It's tentative platform. sen
utur France declared that liberals
need not hesitate ito raise the battle
ara!nsg the reactlnnaty forces %
autocracy and un-Amcr5can bourbon
irr.
'''rho democratic party. under auto
cratic leadership" he said, "inglori-
ously abandoned the sound doctrine Of
the sovereignty OF the states waited
without acruple huge powers To the
chief executive. who was In violation
~ the constitution and OF every cher
ished principle Of liberty created the
most powerful despot In the world.
"if the republican party shall not
now become the patty of liberalism,
and Of liberty he declared. then
there must ho new and liberal parts
which shall express the aspirations ui
tIr millions OF Americans who nov
demand restoration uf their liberty
aus of their liberties
Along with repeal ~ the prohibition
amendment. senator France urge,
reconsideration OF the whole sub
U,rt with local option ANA use 90
"r,-siu alcoholic beverages
Some of the planks were
Operation VI railroads hy rcprcscn
tu.IV,s ~ capital, labor and tlc pub
Ir under Interstate cumm'rCC com
mission supervision.
Rejection Of the "iuiuuItouH' treaty
OF Versatile. and immriiat" establish
rI,ut of peace with Germany.
Reduction uf th" hIrh cost of llN
Ine with economy ul federal 'Nptn
dIurs- unf reduced taxes.
navy srcoud Co none and 10 s's
tenn OF military training hut pof
pnupmeui OF immediate universe
trimming.
D.hrf demands were. Woman sui
f-lre. budget system, agriculture
..,,,opucut federal ,up"NWen
agencies uhoUshmrut 90 child labor
generous compensation Tor -rrNlc
rru permanently disabled, hnD d"v'l
uunirnt ~ the merchant marine
s,uHtur France charged ihtt prom
H.tIuu "flrrti through during ih
vHtr whit. 5000. .utu AW'viDin h"N
v,rp .r service wls uurunstiiItnu1
.uH uu ufr.uEcmvU. upon tHd'lduI
UI,rIN pud state rlEhts,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
PEACE BILL
IS OFFERED
IN THE HOUSE
European Trade Council
Also Proposed by
Congressman Britten

WASHINGTON. .iarch 22-A bill
proposing separate peace between
the United States aad Germany and
Austrisi ror thc purpose Of peaceful
conference was introduced hy Rep
rosenta,ive Bnttcn. republican. ini-
nris
Creation of European trade coun-
cii To promote trade with Egropc gem
orally also was proposed. The council
would he directed Co report 10 con-
gross "in me shortest practicable
dime " ON general pian FOR "finan-
cling European credit through the fed
cral reserve banking system. pendng
such time as tho exchange value OF
foreign moneys reaches somthing like
ils pro- war status
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
King Boycotts
England and France

BEIRUT. March 60, Emir l'cisal,
th. newly elected king of SYRIA has
declared boycott ughlnst countries
occupy ing territory of Arabs-Frunco
AND England and has organized a
commission Tor the purpose uf bring
ing moslems and christians into "a bet
ter understandings
Posters displayed az damascus.
where the syrian congress proclaimed
the independence OF that country. de-
c.urpds
"Iu spite OF himself the mosicm r.
brother 20 tho christian and the jew.
The Arabs existed before Christ.
Moses ur Mohammod, and freedom
and Independence are rights Of syria.
Religion is of Col and the fatherland
b,lours % his children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Benson Author of Don't Let
British Pull Wool OUer Your
Eyes, Admiral Sims Says
Admiral Made Remark just Before (sm Departed for England
on Our Entry Into War, Senate


told to me in a room before other ma
val oltiCpf-.
''Yes is was confided 10 you before
other naval officers VINO like yourself
are supposed Co know what to talk
about nuU what NOT To talk about
replied senator rittman
we naval ofi4rprs made up our
minds 10 one thing said Admiral
Sims. and that wns thut we Will never
po irt0 another war ln the cunhitrn
ln which We went into this one"
senator i'itimuu referred 10 % lct-
ter from Adm nfnl SiWs tu Admiral
tain he hrirudad with fhv British
luE 90 Queens own Boz which be said
% had hern suggested that "a portion
nf the national army could be better
employed "as labor iH American ship
yards' because Of the serious tom
mage situation.
-'That b. dandy letter" Admiral
Sims 1iid q am proud of g."
Senator iIttmnn then read from an
unsigned document taken from Ad-
mlrnl Sims Office urging that Ameri-
can troops passing through Great hri-
tain be erlgnded with the British
forces. The senator mid this was
Trltish propaganda TO bee used agnins
Psrshings effort tu establish sepn-
ruIe American army
"it was net wl:tcn by me said Ad-
miral Sims and I object 70 your
calling % propaganda. u H. pretty
good military reasoning ana waHt
pliss recommended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
U. S. NAVY TO EQUAL
ENGLAND'S IN 1924
Congressman Defends
Bill to Continue Work
on IA Capital Ships

wAsIiiNGToN. March s2.-Amcr-
icn's navy will about equal that OF
Great Britain In Fighting power by
t92i chairman Butler. Of the naval
committee told the house today In
defending the provision In the naval
appropriation bnl for continuing
work Of the eighteen capital shops
nov under construction.
"In the next four years." said Mr.
Buuur 'thc United States viii put
out the most formidable armadn the
wor,d has ever seen produced In "a
similar poriod."
1n 1924. be continued. Great britain
will have 90 batileships, the United
States ~. France 2G; japan 10 and
Italy i3 While England viii have
more ships he added. those OF the
United States viii be about equal In
power
Representative MoBdcll. tho rcpuh-
llcan leader said that considering for
cign exchange values the Sfsb. .OOO.
600 total oi the proposed American
naval appropriation exceeded the
British estimate for the year by
SiOo. 900. OO0.
For the nrst time In many years
De said. "the only naval establish
mcnt ana program Ia the world at al
/ comparative with ours Is that OF Eng
/ land. No other navy or naval pro
gram Is OF size and strength ever
+ remotely approaching ours. La fact
/ since the practical wiping out OF th'
/ German navy. all the remaining ma
| vics and naval programs OF the world
I exclusive OF England. do not cqua
] ourH"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
GERMANS sTAWTINe
NEW PROPAGANDA

PARIS. March 22.-Germans arc
preparing a formidable world propa-
ganda for a revision OF the Versailles
treaty ana the holding OF a new Inter-
national conference at which van-
pushed nations might Sc represented
Tor the object OF changing or eliminu-
ting many clauses Of the preaene
treaty between the aE.sd nations ana
Germany according 10 a Geneva dis
patch.
Crime Of Humanity" has been prcpnr-
ed and 10000. .0oo copies printed for
free distribution especially In Amct-
lea, England and France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
GERMAN FACTIONS To
WAN On THE TREATY

PARIS. March 22.-- The Temps de-
clares taat the various parties In tho
conflict iu Germany are incitinG each
the conditions % the treaty Of YER
siillcs. ana expressed }he fear that
if the allies are not on their guard
German anarchy will ultimately bring
q renewal of German agFLcssion.
The allies according 20 The Temps.
should deliberate Immediately on tho
many.
The newspaper insists the JEitese
States should participate In tho de-
liberations. u they take place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Woman Named on
Civil Service Body

WASHINGTON. March 22.-iie'"n
Hamilton Gardener. - this city
widow uf col. :. A. Day, ana author
and lecturer. was nominated today by
president Wilson to be a member pf
the civil service commission. She
viii succeed Charles NJ. Gai 'vny et
Columbia. = g.. who wa 'uustel
from thr commission last r"lr uit'"
the PRECEDENT had determ,hrl % gee
organize 90.
ri. Gardener who Is .re ur-t
Wci.7 ,tu boz appo .u.rt o. i" 'o1.'' H-
si ,r was horn In Wlpchcsic. w.. ~
,enrs arl. and has been prIMiu lt in
outrage work for years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
HEARINGS ON NEW
RAIL RATES BEGIN
Commerce Commission
to Decide on Schedule
to Yield 5 ~ Return

WASHINGTON. March ze--lienr-
inrs TO determine the basis for an
Of railroad rates so ns to
Weld the Ionds return of bs per
cent on thrlr aggregate value as pro-
Niu,d in the new transportation Law
bcsAu today before the Interstate
commerce commission.
The commission is to determine
whether the adjustment shall De made
for tu, carriers uS whole. or Boo rat"
groups OF territories to be designated
hy u and What methods f-t7li De- em-
plpycd in det"Tmiul1g thr aggregate
sIAIun u LhU InLIrnll nLlnuIIl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Chile Tells u. S. She
Does Not Seek War

BUENOS AIRES. March 22.-chile
has replied to the United States
note asking the former country TO
leave nothing undonc TO prevent a
conflict between Peru and Bolivia. %
according 20 santiago dispatches.
Chile has no other desire than FOR
peace. says the note, which expresses
full confidence that BOLIVIA will ap.
prcciato. her duties In respect to for
eigners dumicilcd In her territory
The Peruvian charge d'afflires here.
interviewed Today hy Ia Nacion said F;
Official dispatches received AZ the
legation give the impression Of "a dis
appearance OF tho possibility OF a scri
GUS conflict between Peru and Bo-
livia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Wilson Poses for
Movies Five Minutes

WASlttNGTbN March - lr'-
ideut Wilson posed for more ih1n u'"
minutes FOR moving picture men sun
dng Ua he was leaving %, white house
grounds for ur automobile ride. Ih'
pictures showed him somewhat ihin-
Nor than before his ilnrs-.
Taking advantage Of tl" first h1'mN
sprIrr DAY Of the wear, the president
,.rumpanIaI by Mrs Wilson and Rear
Admiral GrYNsup. Uotutrd thrunt 70
tho city. parks and nearby Mars l1nd
for about Two hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
CONDITIONS IN RUIIR
DISTRICT GROW WORSE

BERLIN. March 92.--The ministry
OF defense informed the correspondent
this morning that the conditions In
the Ruhr district were becoming
worse The towns OF Oelds, Ahlen and
Drensteinfurt In Westphaiia, SOUTH
east OF Muenster, had been taken by
the communists. II was stated, and
the movement was spreading north
and east
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Population of Two
Iowa Towns Announced

wAsuINGTON. March 22.- Popula-
,1nr statistics announced today 10y the
cousins bureau included. ,
NsWtou. Iowa 6.b-' increase -''l'.
or $50 per cent.
bismarck n. u. s'l tn'I''H'
fsnN OF 251 pcr cont
Eookuk Iowa. lt427, increase il'.
nr $40 per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-22
Bonillas Cheered as
Presidential Candidate

MENICO CITY, March % Thou
sands throuFud the streets yesterday
tn greet NEnncio Boniilas. MoNican
quhassndor Co tho United States, who
has announced his willingness tn hc-
com" the presidential candidate Of th"
civilian party in the general elections
July ~.
Tho demonstration was considered
as first real presidential campaign
gathering and as marking tho climax
uf tho preliminary canvass,