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report OF the Hungarian embassy at
Vienna in which are related details
Of activities in Czecho-Slovakia and
successes abroad, especially n
France" Summarizing this report
the Vienna Arbeiter Zeitung says;
They bride everybody, politicians
and newspapers; they encourage the
agricultural lab0rers not to carry out
the harvest and the peasants not 20
deliver It They have their spies
everywhere. They are supported BY
the former Austro-Hungarian off
GERS; and as helpers Of the Horthy
men the French are officiating.
Is France playing with fire. II she
encourage the monarchical idea will
she escape from its influencel The
monarchists are ever becoming holder
in their demands on the government
They are seeking to make themselves
the champions OF the church, and
marshals Focb, Petain and Caste
mdu are devout Catholics, as they
have shown on more than one occa-
sion I would not suggest that these
soldiers are plotting for a kingdom,
but Foch is now being made the sub
ject OF bitter attacks from the So
cialists and ardent Republicans; and
he may feel that he must turn to
those who are his friends.
More than one newspaper in Ger
many recently has suggested that the
house Of Orleans has hopes OF regain
ing the France throne
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

will OF peoples. but with their en-
thusiastic acclaim
Hungary has declared for the re
turn OF the Hapsburgs. Bavaria IN a
great demonstration has welcomed the
public temperance OF eI-croW n
prince Rupprecht. and IS merely wait
ing the favorable moment TO restore
the WitIelsbach dynasty IN ms per
son In east Prussia large forces OF
White Guards are gathered 10 pro-
tect the HohenzOlerns when they
think the time propitous 10 reclaim
their ancient rulership-
Greece has convinced premier Fenl-
zelos that with all his power and
popularity. he cannot institute re-
public In Rumania. labor. with the
aid OF the BoisheYiks. has been I'M
able to shake the throne. Belgium,
needless to say. looks on its monarch
as a hero. Holland, I'm struggle
over the idea. has advanced only so
far as 70 decide that its rulers here
after must be home grown on both
sides.
We are. in fact. faced with a real
reaction against the radicalism which
swept over the continent during and
after the war The people have tried
the systems that were to bring them
liberty, and have found that the loos-
ing Of the bonds which had irked
them has brought license, oppression
now reaching out for something that
means strength and stability and
deep rooted idea among these peoples,
one founded on centuries Of expert
ence, is that the monarchy offers
these desirables-
1t is not a matter OF accident that
Europe. which has had many up
heavals and tried many systems Of
government, has always come back
mouarchies. II IS not that certain
aristocrats have been able TO impose
themselves by force on peoples It is
because the peoples themselves-tha
is the guiding classes Of the peoples
have decided from time 10 time that
this system is the one which offers
the best stability and security
The greatest power Of a throne lies,
not in its legal authority, but IN ITS
social strength We see that IN the
British system The monarch has
practically no authority under the
law he must give way in everything
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

SOCIALISTS REPORT on ELECTION.
Washington, D. e.. nov. 20.-The So
cialist-LabOr party today reported
campaign receipts OF s1S,O99 up 10
November u. and expenditures OF
s16I46
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Health Authorities Alarmed
At Increasing Death Rate
From Kidney Diseases
% olIO0O0O Dealhs - 20 Are Due to NegIset

In our pursuit OF the mighty dollar.
We too often are absorbed I'm the top
ics Of the day, pleasure, etc. TO stop
and consider our health. Stop now
thlnk-kicuey diseases caused 100000
deaths last year Are you g ing to be
Included ia this years toll3 why. you
VIII eIclaim, do so many die. why are
the health authorities so concerned:
the answer is, we bolt down our food.
take no exercise. neglect our sleep
and otherwise subject our system %
all sorts Of abuse Is il any wonder
then the kidneys become diseased and
IAN In their duties OF poison elimina-
ton.
Foisons are constantly being Gre
ated in our bodies and III the kidneys
fan 20 carry them off they are abb
serbed by the blood causing ~ health
and misery IN the form Of headaches.
backacheE. tired feeling, indigestion,
etc
Eou nay avoid considerable suffer
lnE ~ you heed nature warnings and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Kings Are In Favor Again
AS Europe Seeks Way Out
OF Wreck Ex-Kaiser Caused

NEW YORK Nov. e0-Kings and
IN thrones are again in favor in
Europe. American exponents Of
dsrnocracy-in their uncrowded land.
With the riches OF nature at their
disposal-have been fatterinE them
selves that the monarchical idea has
gone into eclipse and thar the demo-
cratic spirit has taken real hold on
the old world They viii be surprised
before long to see the effects Of the
reaction toward monarchism which is
now sweeping over Europe. They will
see rulers restored. not against the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

soon after his accession TO the throne
in 1917. When the plan was betrayed
he was repudiated by the emperor.
who was compelled 10 assure the
German high command OF sincere
loyalty and a determination TO stick
10 the end. He has nov turned up in
Paris. however. 10 settle the terms
on which the eN-emperor viii consent
70 take the throne Of Hungary.
Here is another phase OF these ne
gotiations; The brother Of the ex-
emperor. the former archduke Max"
says the Berlin TaEeblatu. els entrust-
ed with the task OF establishing a
compromise with the Wittelsbachs.
Re is reported to have been success
ful d insofar that the Wittlesbachs
have declared that they wish 10 pur-
sue no aggressive policy against the
German -Austrians in the German
The ex-emperor also has found ac-
tive support in the vatican"
Danger TO Czecho-sloFakia.
In these plottings there is grave
danger to Czecho-Slovakia- The Siavs
mere have refused 20 join in The plans
OF the French TO provide a friendly
wall Of states linking Poland with
France The test came when the
BolshevlE were approaching War
saw. The Czechs were asked 10 send
troops and supplies to aid IN repel-
ling the invasion They not only re-
fused but they stopped war supplies
from going through their country.
Prague newspapers have carried an
exposure Of an alleged confidential
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

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MONnATs NOVEMBER - Aaau.
THIS is a fairly favorable day, &C
oording to asrology. but care
should be exercised in all deal
ings. While Jupiter and Neptune are
in benefic aspect the sun and Uranus
are adverse
Under this sway the natural i'm
pulse will be TO push ahead. espe-
cially in enterprises that involve the
need OF vision
inclining toward too great risks, FOR
Uranus Is in a place believed to az
feet the judgement
This should be a favorable day for
starting on. journeys. especially II the
object is for commercial advancement
forecast for the winter, so far as
patronage IS concerned.
Winter resorts viii prosper great
" since the severe season viii send
the wealthy in search Of summer
time.
This IS not an auspiclous rule for
those who desire 20 find employment
It is especially forbidding TO all who
hope for important appointments.
Astrologers who predicted that the
eclipse Of November 10 was threat
ening 20 the welfare OF the English
government, declare that because II
fell in the second decauate Of Scorpio
&c was menacing 10 the king. Again
they forecast danger OF war.
France. Italy. Prussia and Bohemia
viii suffer more OF less from the ef-
fects Of the conjuuctions Of the plan
cts Jupiter and Neptune.
The opposition OF Uranus continues
to affect Washington, where there
viii be many severe judgments OF
persons and officials.
Trade and commercial treaties viii
come much 70 the front at this time,
IL is predicted
Social affairs will occupy special
attention in many cities owing 10
certain changing standards OF living,
the seers prophesy-
There will be unusual interest in
cooking and household arts during
the coming winter.
Again the simle life will be rec
commended and changes I'm eXtrava-
giant customs VIII be encouraged.
Persons whose birth date e Is may
have a very quiet year in which
business affairs proceed as usual.
Children born on this day may be
inclined too much toward ideallsm-
They should be trained along prac-
teal lines OF work. Copyright, 1920,
by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
cate.)
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Underneath the surface, al the in
trigues OF the old diplomacy are be-
ing carried on. The royalty which
after the armiEtice was hunted out
and compelled 10 live in poverty is
beginning 10 take hold OF things once
more
a curious development IS that
prince SiNrus OF the house OF Bour-
bon-Farma is again i'm Paris in close
touch with the foreign office. This
princeling, who is one OF the many
brothers Of eX-empress Zits, of Aus
tria. figured as The go-between OF
emperor Charles when he tried 70
make separate peace With France
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

ELAnALa NV Ea4mLahs IL AaaNs
A THOUGH the sun and Uranus
a are in benefic aspect early this
day. Saturn and Venus ar sd-
verse during the hours OF afternoon
and evening.
The mind should have rather a con-
fident trend that aids the pursuit Of
high ambitions, while this configura-
ton prevails
The sway is particularly favorable
to persons in high place since Il en-
ables them 10 feel able to accomplish
great things.
While the planetary government is
conducive TO egotism Il is also help
ful towards achievement.
Uranus is in & plane read as ben
eficial to the clergy and all who make
appeal 10 the higher impulses of men
and women
The planet that governs the sub
conscious mind today opens It 10
good suggestions.
All charitable and philanthropic ef-
forts are subject to the best leadings-
New movements that have for their
basis the most progressive ideals are
forecast
This is not a lucky day for love
affairs Engagements contracted to-
day may not be fortunate, especially
II there Is a great difference in age
Marriages will continue TO be uu-
merous and the birth rate VIII in
crease.
It is prophesied that children born
at this time viii attain great beauty
Of face and strength Of body.
Reforms in fashions again are fore
told. but they may be slow in making
their appearance Modesry is 10 be-
come fashionable again it is promised
The welfare of children will become
a public concern more than ever be
fore Many viii be adopted
Persons whose birthdate it Is may
have rather a strenuous year. Liti-
cation viii be very unfortunate
Children born on this day may be
fearless. energetic and clever sue
cess is believed TO depend largely on
the hour OF BIRTH Copyright. 1890,
h- the McClmra NaHsnaner SEnnica-e.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

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Why NOT RELIEVE
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

Belfast. Ireland. Nov. 20.-The u
ster College Of Irish at CloughAnne-
lee. county Donegal has been des-
troyed and cooperative stores there
burned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
RED CROSS RECEIVES $500
N ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP CALL

Results Of the 1920 Red Cross
Christmas roll call were announced
SATURDAY.. A total Of $500 was re-
cefved in subscriptions me goa
made the-hfehest record with 900 sub
scrfptfons. Mrs. Caroline Doake made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
IN j. S,
OfERSHADOWS ALL
TOPICS IN PARIS
France Displays Unusual
interest in the
Results

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE presidential
election in the United States over
Swallowed all other topics in Paris to-
day. All the newspapers printed col
umns OF leading articles, Excelsior
devoting the entire front page to por-
trails OF the American presidents
from Washington to Wilson. II dwelt
at length on the executive powers Of
the president. which It said were far
reaching as compared with those of
the president OF France and the king
OF England.
Tho Tempo said;
THE election is OF great interna-
ti0nal importance as IL will show to
what extent the American people APP
proves or condemns President VIII
sons policies regarding the great
peace problems
Along the boulevards today French
men discussed tho election while
American newspaper correspondents
were eagerly sought by natives for
''tips'' on early Jews. In official cir
cles illusions were made 10 the deep
effect which the new American adj
mi~nistration might have upon Fronch
Interests In Europe and upon future
relations between France and the
United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
HIDES SLAYER Of
HER HUSBAND IN
CLOSET 4 MONTHS
Farm Hand Said to
Have Confessed to
Killing

la CROSS. Wis, Nov. Am UNI
usual case was disclosed today by
deputy state fire marshal L. NJ.
Shcarer. who Mrs. Helen
Bicscn OF Brinkman Ridge, had told
him she had kept John @. Beier q
farm hand, concealed FOR four months
In "A closet a. her home.
His presence was discovered by her
husband. Nicholas Bicsen, who was
found dead. the top OF his head
blown Off by a shotgun August &c.
She said Biercr had told her he killed
her husband. according to Shearer.
Beior was arrested last night aud
today Deputy Marshal Shcarer told Of
his interrogation OF Mrs. Bieson.
Shcarer had been investigating "a
fire which destroyed tho Biesen farm
home tho night after Blesen was
found dead. lie said Mrs. Biesen ad-
mittcd to him that her husband was
carrying a shotgun when he found
Beier in the closet ana hat Beier hnd
told her he killed her husband with
a revolver and then used the shotgun
TO confuse the authorities, That
night they burned the house to have
an excuse to leave the neighborhood,
shearer said she told him.
wANTED-Cotton rags at the
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
Federated Shop Trades
To Have a Central
Office in This City

The Federated shop Trades are TO
establish a central Office IN Alhu-
queruue In the next few days. To-
gether with the establishment OF the
headquarters Of the B~lacksmith's
union and the Boilormaker's union,
Albuquerque win be one OF the chief
trade union centers OF the Santa Fe
system.
Tho machintsts, electricians and
sheet metal workers already have Of
fices hero. The securing OF the Office
for the Federated shop Trades came
10 Albuquerque after a sharp contest
between this city and Topeka.
w. 8. Patterson has Deeh reelected
Hecretary~treasurer Of the M%achinists'
union. w. T.. Wlldhaber, a boiler
maker Of PRESCOTT. ARIZONA, has been
elected secretary OF the Federation OF
shop Trades. and win move his oftlce
here. j. L. Pake Of san B~ernardino
has been elected secretary OF the
BOilermakera' union. }, W. Biffin
has been chosen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF this Sheet Metal Workers union 20
succeed william Cote; Arthur Rad
elf, secretary OF the blaeksmiths and
I'D Swope secretary OF the cleo
tricians.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
THIS WILL AsToNIsH
ALBUQUERQUE PEOPLE

The quick action OF simple witch
hazel. chmphor, hydrastis. etc. az
mixed IN Lavoptik eye wash. will sur
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with weak. strained yes was helped
10y a single application. Her mother
could hardly sew or read because OF
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
CHARGES no SEE TT RAIN.
NJ. WI. ~

PARKBRsBURG. w. Va. Nov.
2.-lt remained for a West Nir-
ginian to charge people to see II
rain!
No matter how dry II Is else
whore, II rains on the farm of NJ. =.
Hilcman. During the zee dry
spell. when not a drop OF water
fell in any other part OF this sec
ton. there was "A light rainfall
over n limited area OF 20 square
feet. So many visitors came TO
see the freak that n young son OF
Hilcman stood at the gate and col
lectcd 20 cents admission. On one
Sunday $50 paid the toll.
Hilcman sirys when he built his
home 16 years ago. he tested the
soil and found II feet OF sand on
top of II clay formation. Tho sand
Is damp and retains moisture His
theory is that during the unusual
fall dry spell, the sun carried the
moisture into the air and when IL
became condensed 1t dropped back
AZ rain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
Election Officials
In Columbia, S. c.
Go cn'a Strike

COLUMBIA. $. G.. Nov 2.-Dis-
inclination Of election to ac-
cept the authorized pay Of a dollar
a day resulted In the ballot boxes in
several Columbia precincts sim re-
naming unopened at eleven o'clock.
When the polls opened at : o'clock
election managers were on hand in
only one OF the eleven precincts OF
the city. Later two or three manag-
crs were sworn In.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
HIGH SPOTS IN NOVEMBER.

Third Q7s2)-Conunental army
disbanded.
Fourth us62)-Gatlins gun in
vented.
Fifth GSg2)-Geary act. anti-Chi-
ncse immigration. became a law.
Seventh GSO5)zLowis and Clark
reached Phcinc ocean.
Eleventh U9tS)-Armisticc day.
sixteenth GSG4)-S h q IN Il n q
march through Georgia began.
Nineteenth US63)-Lincoln's adj
dress at Gettysburg.
Twentieth UG2O)=PereErine White
(girl), first white child born in Amer
lea.
Observation-Disclosures day.
Observation-Disclosures annual
Christmas shopping campaign.
Thirtieth GS35)-Mark Twain's
birthday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
Election Returns
Come to the Armory
Tuesday night as guests
Of The Evening Herald.

The Evening Herald will bull
ietin state and national re-
terms on Tuesday night at the
afmory.
U~p-to-the-minute returns viii
be received b. special wires
from all sections Of the state
and from every ether state in
the union, and thrown upon
two screens in the arin0ly.
There viii be seats, q fire.
Come and make yourself at
home election night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
TMo DEAN IN Incident

NEW YORK;, Nov. 2.--The acrldent
in the engine room Of the French line
steamer France, resulting In the
deaths Of ten Of her crc'y. soon after
n vessel left Havre october 20, was
caused by the bursting of an eight
inch high pressure stcim pipe, ofh-
GERS VI the ship said on her arrival
here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2-Ruports
were received at Southern Pacific rail-
way offices here today tb1t "A Pull
sengers injured In a collision Of two
sections OF a Southern Pacific train
nt Coram, northern California today.
train was enroutc from San
Francisco to Portland, Oregon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
Prison Guard and
A Prisoner Elope

MILLEDGEVILLE. Ga. Nov. a.
Officials at the state penitentiary
hers have announced that j. W. Cans.
a puard at the women'a building. and
Juanita Weaver. p. q prisoner,
quietly eloped' late Saturday night.
Juanita was serving a sentence Of
one year for shOpnfting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
Serious Mutiny
Reported in Moscow

COPENHAGEN. Nov "a serious
mutiny occurred in Mofcow u Few
days ago, according to travellers WHO
have arrived In Riru, Letvia. says the
Pulltisrn today. The trouble COM
menced. the travellers report. among
Boiaheviki soldiers IN the surburb OF
Khodynka who refused 10 proceed TO
the front unless supplied with new
equipment Civilians sided with the
troops and there was considerable
disorder IN the barracks and adioin-
ing streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
Zayas Is Leading
For President in
Cuban Election

HAVANA. q 2.-keturnH Of yes
terday's preHident.ai election'from 500
Of tho 3.0a2 precincts In Cuba. as an
bounced by the government at 3
o'clock this afternoon, give DR.. Al
redo Xayaa, coalitionist candidate,
i2.i12 votes as ngainFt 7,235 Tor gen
eral Jose Miguel Gomez, candidate
OF the liberal party
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-02
Dempsey to Box
Willard March IL
ar Tar sasoelaTlp rness

MONTREAL, Nov. 2lWJnck Demp-
sey. worlds heavyweight champion,
announced here today that he had
agreed to "a I5-round bout with Jess
willard. former worlds champion. to
take place next March II. The loca-
ton OF the fight, he said. had not
been decided.