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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
B. F. EBORN 315 Empire Bldg. M. 8173. Monday Realty Quotations

Monday RealLy QuOIdIloIlo NORTH HIGHLANDS-Mod 2-story, 7-room home; good condition fine location, just vacated, immediate possession; 12th ave, car lines near Acipco line; if sold tomorrow, s4,500, s700 cash balance like mod crate rent.
 EAST BIRMINGHAM-Sple we'll built. modern, S-room bungalow; block of Boyles and Gate City lines; fine condition, corner lot, ideal for families; gas, lights, kitchens, baths; churches and fine public school convenient; unencumbered : possession 30 days; $3,500, $500 cash, $40 month See us about this before too late.
 WooDLAWN-Near Grand ave. and Tidewater line; good 7-room dwell ing, nice lot, good neighborhood; prompt possession; s3,OOO. Sl,0oo cash, balance easy.
 SOUTH .HIGHLANDS-Mod 2story, s-room home, built for owners own residence; splendid work and ma terial; large, fine, level lot; house well furnished with fine furniture including fine mahogany case piano; mediate possession; will sacrifice and sell with or without furniture and give good terms. See us for de- tails.
 SOUTH HLANDs-Highland ave, 50x2OO 7-room, modern residence, first-cIass condition, bitulithic street, fine neighborhood, convenient to school: S7.250; terms.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-12-ro 2-story residence, suitable for apartments or home; modern conveniencest large, fine lot; good condition; ele- vated, level; s7,50o. Might consider exchange and pay difference for TO- room, modern residence. SOUTH HIGHLANDS - Five-room home, 40x10O, good location; gas, lights, etc; $3,500; easy terms. NORTHSIDE-Good speculation or in- come payer; rents over $50; can make it pay $90 or more per month; 50x190 near 26th st. and Terminal depot Owner wants quick cash and will sacrifice and sell at 5000, half cash, balance time.
 SOUTHSIDE-Ave. F, 100x160, 3 good tenant houses; s3,500; terms. SOUTHSIDE-45x190, Ave. c, near 22d st., tenant houses; coming in for garage property; s4,2oo, $1,ooo cash, balance to suit.
 soUTHsIDE-3ox1so, 2 good, Groom tenant houses, Ave. H. near 22d st.; rent $500 year; $4,00o. half cash, and years.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Block east of goth st; 7-room residence; $5,25o, $1,000 cash, balance easy. NORTH HIGHLANDS-100x 1o- room residence, good condition, rents $75 month, fronts Acipco line. fine for roomers or boarders; $6,O00, $3,oO0 years, s750 cash. balance like rent.
 SOUTH HDGHLANDs-Mode S-room residence; fine condition; elevated, choice lot, e0x16o; Just off Highland ave-; east of 2oth st.; first-class To- cation: s1o,ooo. s2,5oo cash. $65 month.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Imme pos session, block car line. fine lot, choice 7-room, modern home; first class condition: $6,00o; terms. SOUTH HIGHLANDS - Seven-room residence, choice, elevated. level lot; 8 car lines convenient, north or lOth ave, west of 18th st.: $4,500. $500 cash, $40 month.
 We have others; call for them. List your property, can sell it.
 B. F. EBORN r,1H TH-s..o D1Io, M Q17Q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

SUBURBAN FARM-120 acres. well im-
 proved. miles of East Lake, fronting East Lake and Pinson road; 7-room
 dwelling and outbuldings; acres under cultivation; a choice farm and in good condition; s7,50o; reasonable terms. B. F. Eborn. 3l5 Empire Bldg. Main S172.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

SOUTH HIGHLANDS-A pretty little bungalow just off 11th ave. S.: G. room, modern; good hardwood floors Yes, it has garage and composition shingle roof. Owner leaving city, otherwise this would not be for sale. T. w. Quinn, with Jemison R. E. & Ins. Co.,. 211 N. goth st. Main 52S0.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Thi is a pretty house. just off 20th st., S. and Five Points: newly painted. A snappy- looking place; good hardwood floors upstairs and downstairs; tile bath. Has living room, dining room, den and kitchen; bedrooms and sleep ing porch upstairs; price $7,000 $2,000 cash. terms on balance. T. w. Quinn, with Jemison R. E. & Ina Co, 211 N 20th st. Main 52SO. NORTH HIGHLANDER modern S-room residence: good condition; fine lot; overlooks city; convenient to Acipco car line; just vacated: A5O0; s.56 cash; $50 per month; buy and move in, E. F. Ebcrn. si5 Empire Bldg.
 Main s1-s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

SOUTHSIDE
 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Beautiful broom bungalow; well located: hardwood floors; furnace heat; corner lot and dandy buy at $5,75O. on easy terms.
 L. L. PLUMMER Manager Southwest Division MESSER- JOHNSON REALTY
 CO. INC. 21e N. Fist St Main 1467-146S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

SUBURBAN FARM-Between Birming- ham and East Lake: 10 acres: rich truck garden: improved; nicely watered; {; sr 1~l- easy terms; might copsider ex- change for city home. B. F. Eborn 3ls Ampire Bldg. Main S173.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

FIRST AVE. N.-Near 9th St, S-roem. 2-apartment residence on lot 50X14O, fronting car line; s3.5O0. We are ordered to sell it. See 1t!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Buy and wait until Oct. for .possession; rooms; can be occupied by families; a large lot. facing east: furnace heat and otherwise modern; new asphalt shingle roof; price $6,000. $2.000 cash and terms on balance. T. w. Quinn, with Jemison R. E. & Ins Co, 211 N. goth st. Main 52S0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

SEMI BUSINESS PROPERTY-50x10 100; Sd Ave, N., near 18th St.: $11,000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

LAWN-BeautiIul corner. 1EOx 14O: elevated. level: choice Groom modern home; good condition; cut buildings; rich garden fruits; near Gibson School; s5,E00. s1,O00 cash. balance easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

PRINCETON - Beau.Iful modern, G. room bungalow fine lot: house in splendid condition; early possession :; first-class home; Sj,250, s1,500 cash balance to suit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

NORTHSIDE - Near 24th St easy walk of business center; elevated, level lot; good room dwelling S4.500. half cash. balance assume mortgage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

SUBURBAN FARM-Eighty acres; 10 miles south of Birmingham; sand lnam soil: small houses and out buildings; 40 acres under cultiva- ton. under fence; $2000. third cash, $500 year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

NORTH HIGHLANDS-Mo 2-story, 7-room home; good condition fine location, just vacated immediate possession; 12th ave, car lines, near Acipco line; if sold tomorrow s4,5O0, s7O0 cash, balance like mod crate rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
SOME REAL BARGAINS
WoodlaWn Bungalow

Splendid well built, practically new.
 modern bungalow, located on Hal stead street, blocks of East Lake and one-haIf block of Gate City car lines; has large living and dining rooms with bath; good plumbing;
 house is we'll built and @ bargain at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

NORTH HAVEN-Mo4ern 2-story, B. room residence: on Woodland Ave, near Acipco car line: beautiful lot with eastern eXpoe1re pretty lawn and shade; large. comfortable rooms, pretty mantels: S. 500. S1,000 cash, alance monthly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

WoODDAWN - Five room dwelling gas lights, water, plumbing; blcck of car line; needs little touciing upi mediate possession; $2C00 $500 cash, $50 per month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

EAST BIRMINGHAM we'll built, modern. S-room bungalow block of Boyles and Gate City lines fine condition, corner lot, ideal for 2 families; gas, lights, kitchens, baths; churches and fine public school convenient; unencumoered possession 30 days; $3,500. $500 cash, $40 month. See us about this before too late.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

WOODLAWN-Near Grand ave. ana Tidewater line; good 7-room dwell ing, nice lot, good neighborhood; ; prompt possession; 5000. s1,00o cash, balance easy.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
Liquor Men Worried
AS Dry Agents Gather
Presence Of 200 Revenue Off
cials in Greater City Indicates
Shevlin Plans Activities

Liquor dealers in Manhattan, Brook
lyn and Long Island City, not to men
ton the Bronx and Yonkers, where
the enforcement agents have been roll
ing up arrest recoeds during the last
two weeks, are worried by the intelli-
gence that there are 200 internal rev.
eAae agents in greater New York
ready tc start something"
James S. Shevlin will be on hand
this morning at his office in the Gus
tom House and will hear reports from
James R. O'Connor and John J. Quig-
ley., who have been conducting the
work Of prohibition enforcement in
this Federal district since Mr.. Shevlin
the district police basis.
broadway has been on the "anxious
seat" ever since Commissioner Jacob
A. Slomaker and his forces from this
city, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington combed Newark last Thurs
day night and announced thereafter
That his agents had gone over into
Just before he left New York Mr..
Shevlin,, made the following comment
on the liquor situation in this city:
"a year ago anybody could have
gone into any bar in this city and or
dered up Manhattan or Martini cock
tail, gin flzz, gin rickey or horses
neck. Go into any bar now and call
for any of these drinks and the bar
tender will look upon you as an escape
from the psycopathic ward of Bellevue.
!ou buy your hair oil, pay your half
dollar or dollar for it, and that's all
You get. So far as I know there is no
real whisky in circulation here or else
where. Prohibition will enforce itself
IT the saloon men continue to purvey
the stuff that is now on the market"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Aug l-Arrived: strs
ssan sSsralyo ST.. New Wo,r,,n Y9{k comerant Hueva.
hagen; Capulin, Liverpool Cape Henry.
Va. Aug PASSED in for Batinore: Strs
Wsst vhis wood Cosco- Antwerp; Nedmac. Philadel
1Rr), Algiers, Passed out from Baltimore:
Strs Fort Gaines (Nor). Port Maria; Lake
Slear Irs 1nssn1; Boston Gopsnhagen nr). Gothen
Ansaldo Savoia I 90, Philadelphia; Ed :
ward Luckenbach, Rotterdam Rexmore
'd cHr3' biyerpool via Marcus Hook; Sam
iand lBeD. Antwerp; Mineola New York
" Rad. Radcliffe (Br). Brest.
, BOSTON. Aug, Arrived: Strs Baruba,
Ra,'im9Te; M;nd Te..,,1 Malden Baltlmore; North
sepuga. Port Lobos. Sailed Str Everett l
Norfolk. 49,
- CHARLESTON. s. C., Aug. 1.-Arriyed
Tan. Str On1anda T.. lNor). Bergen. Sailed: Str
;JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla. Aug. AR
rived: strs o T. warng. baton Rouge
Norman Bridge. Tampico;; schr walton,
(Fr} FSo}RP1hK AYE l-ATrved strs Flitvice
bark Canibusdoon (Nor). Buenos Ayrcs
Kate (Gk). Hanso Newton. fss Kew YORK YORK
Adamentios I.emos (Gk). La Plata Mud
dc dea "a CBr5. Magseilles Assinippl, Rotter
uan lneria (Br), Boston: Boynton New
York Western Valley. Gibraltar; Massa
soit (Rr). Boston; Kentuckian New York
Sturgeon Bay. Cape Haitien for Newport
News Trevider (Br). cherbourg. Lake
Canaveral, Philadelphia: Bird City New
York: Grelislc (Br), Philadelphia; Lake
Flavilla. New York, Flint (Nor). Stock
holm; Frerna ntle (Fr). Savannah. Sailed
strs West Lianga. Manchester: Belvernon
9Br). Antillas; Antonio Padre Nt). Genoa ;
Mercedes (Sp). Baltimore West Modus,
Havana; Greelarlie lBr). Baltimore; Dicto
tNor), Bergen; Nicolaos Athanassoulis
!GkD. Savona Bay: Sarnia (Br), Brest :;
Neshponng, Rotterdam via Liverpool
Fotis (Gkl, Piraeus; Cowiche. Baltimore
Princess PERU. salaverry. Peru.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug = Arrived ::
Robin Gray. Portland; Detroit Wayne,
New York: vennonia OBJ. New York:
Rajah. New York; Slnsinawa. New York
Bonas lBr>. Rouen; Ell Captain. Neuvitas;
Lake Traverse Port Tampa; Charles NJ
Everest. Texas city; Lacka wanna (Er),
Birkenhsad Gerana Nt) Trieste; Kas
sala (Br), korsoer: Topia. Tampico
Marcus Hook. Pa Aug Passed down
from Philadelphia: Harima Maru (Jap),
Yokohama and Kobe; Chestnut HILL Texas
City; Massllon Bridge, sebastopol w NJ
irish. Port Arthur; Firmore' FELTON,
Ready Island. Del. Aug Passed down
from IT Phiiadelphta: Dryden, New York
losne; Grelorm (Br). La Pallice; Vest
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
Long Diplomatic
Fight Ahead Over
Shipping g Treaties
State Department Cannot
Finish Revision in Favor
of American Trade i'm
9O-Day Legal Time Limit

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 by The As
sociated Press).-fhe task of studying
more than score of commercial
treaties which must be amended or
Cancelled under the recently enacted
Jones shipping act has been found so
formidable by the State Department
that department officials believe it will
be impossible to complete the work by
September 3. the expiration of the
ninety day period permitted by the act.
IN addition to ascertainng the ex-
tent to which existing treaties must be
amended in order to reclaim for Con-
gress the right to enact legislation i'm
posing discriminating duties and
charges in favor of American shipping,
the State Department will find it nee
essary to enter into more or less ex
tenslve spondence with the foreign
governments affected to develop their
views and learn whether they are will
ing to make the changes desired. This
Will be time~consuming task, as
much of the negotiations must be done
by mail. involving many weeks for each
exchange of notes
Therefore it is probable that recourse
must be had to the plan of dating back
any action that the government must
take when it appears that the action
Souiu HoL De taken WITHIN the legal
period of ninety days after the signing
of the shipping act
The attempt will be made to obtain
amendments of the existing CONNER
cial treaties in the spirit of the ship
ping act rather than resort to renun-
citation of whole treaties, for in that
way it will be possible to avoid the
automatic application of the per cent
ditferential duties in favor of Amer
ican shipping outlined in the Under
wood tariff act, which it has been
found would otherwise apply. But
there is grave doubt among officials as
to the acceptance of such procedure
by some of the more important foreign
governments, which may prefer to
adopt retaliatory measures rather than
submit to the imposition of discrim-
inatory duties on their products i'm
ported into America.
Japanese steamship companies have
been prominent in their protests and
have threatened to divert their Pacif c
steamers from Western America to
Canadian ports, or to carry their
freight through the Panama Canal to
Atlantic ports near the places of con-
sumption of their freight.
In this way they would meet the
threat tc impose heavy compe nsating
charges on rail transportation of ia
panese goods under the amended inter-
state commerce act.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
Sail Thursday

Leopoldina. Havre s:0oAM 1o.oou
Cristobal Cristobal. ...12 100 NJ 4.oo p.,
West Avenal. Buenos W Al
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
Shipping News

'sp5s' 5sp5s SoTSslh ISoTl Port Antonio; Alsorteno
6. PORT ARTHuR. Tex. Aug Arrived.
Stra Gulf Maid. Philadelphia; American
HuJ, antwerp. Gulf Light, Providence'
sailed Strs Huguenot. Port I.obos: Roa-
noke, n, Iampico; Penrose. rampico via
Galveston; British Empress (Br)' liver.
FORT EAps. La. Aug 1-Arr,ved Str,
Enhe II Pewaukee. Porto Rico; Omon
sst,a) sMond), Port cortez; Romutuh, Noble biI,'
Salied Strs Baja California (Nor). Cciba
6rata Era nd (Nor). Martinique via Cuba and
1ua deloupe; Lake Marion. Mobile: Tu-
vTr"a Wnn 'Brl. Rouen and Havra via Norfolk .
'"nuns berwyn tBr), Genoa via Marseilles.
11g.ra n'g.sra an and G, Hayti; Padsnay. Rio de
yu1eiro n wa st Thomas. Mon.cy1deo and
noonos nioo rrH1,m rAyreS; Rama. Mobile Texas Tam
p.oo' lruxillo. Port Barrios via Belize
stand Creek and Iivingston: Yci rul.,,
MHru 'Jap), Port Arthur.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Aug 1-Arr,vod
11,rathornc, Havana. Sailed: Mascotte
Baltimore. oeooih'
CORTLAND, Me. Aug Arrived. Str
u LAKE Fairport. Gaspe. Quebec; schr Horace
Norfolk. '' os'ayl'
,AvANNAH. Ga, Aug ARRIVED. c,tv
Jacksonville. 'u'i'a'a'
- TAMPA. Fla. ug 1-Arrived schrs
torlnthia (Hond), Ruatana: Jubilee. Ma
.aHAas. Sailed: lgers, Carteret
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Note. - The above figures are standard
time and not New York State time
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02

has never left them at all-Things made the
good old-fashioned way are seldom improved
on. Put it up to the man who sells them and
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
Autos Use Damaged Bridge

To facilitate the movement Of late
returning automobiles the roadway on
the fire damaged side of the Williams
burg Bridge was opened to motor traffic
after 10 o'clock last night
B. r. 7. elevated lines, which have
carried 100000 persons across the
structure daily, probably will not be
running for the next two weeks.
All surface lines are operating with
the exception of the Third Avenue cars.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
Body of Woman, About 40,
Is Found in East River

The body of woman, apparently
about forty years old. five feet eigh
inches in height and of dark com
plcxion, was found yesterday morning
by the police of Harbor A floating in
the East River, off Twenty fourth
Street. 1t was clothed in black and
white plaid skirt, black waist and pet
tlcoat, white cotton union suit black
stockings and black lace shoes. In her
upon one hand were two yellow metal
rings marked with the initial 81"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
FOREIGN PORTS

Cadiz--S 8. Montevideo.
fanama Canal, Balboa-S s. Ouernstad
Arrivals from New York
Buford. " o''
Liverpool-S s Caronia.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-02
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting malls close at the gem
eral postoffice and City Hall postoffce
station. New York. at y. m. as follows:
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia Sian,
cochin China. Netherlands. East Indies
nhd nLt phtiippine Islands. via Seattle. steam
snip Arizona Maru. August O.
Japan, Corca. China, Siberia. Siam
Cochin China ana Netherlands East In
aies. Via San Francisco. steamship Persia
Maru, August 5.
Tahiti. Marquesas Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
australia. via San Francisco. steamship
Tofua. August s.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
a a Australia. via Vancouver. B. c., steamship
Tahiti, August H.
!, Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco, steamship
Ventura, August 10
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-08-12
NOTICE

t., accordance, viii thr :orn.; OF an
atice -. i,,' jury Of the
!, Of >,s' .i,r. .,.9 iuiy 7th, l"2n:
Il; ,.er..v ... y!ay given that the
j. . win ~ce've bids for the
..,truction o: road, in Road District
}, u of the parish of Natchitoches.
Bids must be accompanied with a
rtified check in the amount equal to
ner cent of the amount OF the bid
1ich check VII be forfeited to the
Dad district j the successful bidder
ais to make satisfactory bond, and
ne checks OF the unsuccessful bidders
VII be returned to them upon the re-
i1ction Of their bids.
All bids must be addressed to the
,'olice .'Iry Of the Parish Of Natchi-
nches. =: Natch;ochrs, La.
iac bids ~ - opened at ii 0 clock
L n. in open session Of the police jury
/ the 24th Day OF inguSt 1920, at the
art house il NatctitocheS. Louisiana.
'Diicu Jury reserves the right to reject
ny and all bids
For further information concerning
!an' and specifications apply to the
acrctary of the police jury of the
IRISH ol .%.:t"hitoches, NatchItoches.
.. Thus don. ana signed on this Sth
J of July 1920.
w. II. AIREY,
President Police Jury.
ite of Louisiana,
drish of Natchitochcs.
|, Addic TauZin, secretary of the .
oIice Jury of the Parish of Natchi-
pches, La. hereby certify that the
,,vr tnd foregoing is true and cor
t copy "i the nyticc issued by the
Sid.nf II ih" i'ullre Jury of the
.I..n "i Nl; chIlpc 5 calling for bids
r the construction Of roads in Road
stri"t NJ y OF he Parish of Natchi-
,vheS.
Gwen under my hand and seal of
.ic,. this 9Th day Of July 1920.
ADDIE TAUZIN, f
Secretary Police Jury.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-08-12
PARTITION SALE
i,adius Taylor vs. Pauline Porter ct al
llth d. C. No. 1884

By virtue of the judgment of the Ilth
H. G. of date July 10th, 1920, in the
owe entitled and numbered suit to
at effect and to ne directed. | will
+"ll at Public Sale at the front door of
,i:r court House in the city of Natchi-
'yches. Louisiana. at IL O'Clock a. m.
aturday, August II, 1920. the follow
- described property situated in the
M.rish and city OF Natchitoches. Louis
Ina, tOwlt:
A certain lot of ground with build
inGs and improvements thereon, stu
;;nd in the city Of Natchitoches. on the
W"st side of Fifth Street measuring
4. " (iW feet on Fifth Street and run
J ;ng back for depth between parallel
!! rs One Hundred Sixty-Five (l65,
! ct. being bounded north by property
-! petitioner, south hy property Of
iienry Hughes, east by Fifth Street
;ni west by property Of Sarpy.
Sold to effect partition
terms of sale: Cash for what it will
'l.ng.
} w. PAYNE.
!. d. S. Sheriff
Rub Mv-Tlsm is powerful antisep-
:; it kills the poisons caused from in
!tcted cuts, cures old sores, letter etc !
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-08-12
;sT!t'I

The officer of the corporation Sinai
be Prc.Ie.t. vi -lecsiIoat i !. Il
! General Manager. Secretary and Treas
urer, the last three named shall be tle
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-08-12
NOTICE

In accordance with ordinance cf tie
Police Jury Of date July sth, 1920, b.js
viii be received for the erection of Two
steel bridges across Cane River a
tloutlervil!e. on the 2tth day Of Aug
ust 1920, and opened at - O'Clock >.
m, at the Office of the Police jury in
the city Of Natchitoches.
For further information apply to the
Secretary Of the Police Jury Of The
Parish of Natchitoches.
Police Jury resefving the right to
,ebec, any and all BIDS.
" H. AiREf
PRESIDENT Police Jur..
Parish Of Natchitochts.
louisiana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-16
Ne VI GUILTY Of
MURDER IN THE
SECOND DEGREE
10y MORNING JouRsAL SPECIAL LEASED w,sel

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiREl
Los Angeles, Calf, Jan. 15.-iIarry
New was found guilty today of second
degree murder in connection with the
shooting and killing Of his fiancee,
Freda Lesser, in Topango canyon,
near here on the night of July 4 last.
A jury in Superior Judge GarYin W.
Craig's court returned the verdict
shortly before noon, after it had been
deadlocked for almost fOrty-four
hours and after bo,h sides virtually
had given up hope of an agreement.
Coupled with the verdict was a rec
ommendation that the court order the
defendant placed in an institution for
a reasonable length of time for OBJ
sevation as to his mental condition.
lie Comte Davis, leading counsel Tor
the defense. announced a motion Tor
a new trial would be made Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock, the time set
by Judge Craig for pronounclng SEN
tence, and said an appeal toathe STATE
supreme court would be taken II the
motion was denied
New according 10 testimony miro
duced at the trial, is SON of Senator
Harry s. New of Indiana.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-16
ADRIATIC QUESTION
UP TO JUG0-SLAVIA
tev "oomna JousnAl SPECIAL LEASED w,psl

Paris, Jan. Is tby the Associated
Press) The settlement of the Adri-
attic question now lies exclusively
with the Jugo-Slavs, Premier Ni,u of
italy informed the Associated Press
this evening, as the agreement which
was sent to Belgrade for approval
Yesterday shows that France. Great
Britain and Italy are in complete ac-
cord, II has been communicated 20
Washington, where it is hoped f. will
receive favorable endorsemer,
Referring to the text Of the COM
promise, Premier Nitti sat- that Italy
offered TO leave the pert OF Fiume
and the railway at Sussak under
control Of the league of nations.
THE city itself" added the pre-
mier lis absolutely Italian in its
nature"
In the opinion of Signor Nttti, the
Adriatic question has been much eX-
aggerated in its importance TO Am
erica. He was optimistic that a set
Element was near and did not fear
interference from the United States
My relations with President Will
SON" he continued, 'have always
been very friendly. America desires
peace as much as the other nations
and thus can not leave the Adriatic
question unsettled, when three great
powers are in agreement"