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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Gas Supply Dwindlinp.

Washington.-Nof only il the oil sit
uation a matter Of serious concern. but
the supply of natural gas l. also dwin-
ding in an alarming manne This was
stated by Dr. Frederick q. toitrell, iii
rector of the bureau of mines. IN an adj
dress at a conference "n natural gaS
conservation called by Secretary Of the
Interior Payne and attended by Repre-
scntatives of a number of states which
Production j. blamed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
SUGAR for Gamma.

Eucnos Airrs.-The United States
government has bought ll.Ws tons of
Argentine sugar T%hirty-f"ur million
bounds of sugar will be available for
commercial canncr aud preserves
during the five months from June lst
To October 3lsi. \. ". Riley, special
assistant 10 Attorney General Palmer.
announced at New York. Assurance
that the sugar will bc provided were
given. Mr.. Riley said, by representa-
lives If the leading r%efinerS.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
co,.o, conoress Seeks Arbitration.

ZuricL-1he International Cotton
Congress, which closed here, adopted
q resolution favoring resumption of in
.ernational arbitration. The cotton
union countries are invited to nomi-
nate arbiiratOrs. Concerning the val
uatiOn problem, the congress was OF
The opinion that the cotton men should
attempt the restoration Of exchange to
normal. IL suggested increased pro
ductiOn. better transportation facili-
ties and exports as means 10 this end.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Suffraaists Make Demands.

Chicago.-While the balloting in the
Republican convention for vice presi-
dent was being done the suffragists
were active. They unfurled a large
yellow banner from a balcony bearing
IN Inscription demanding to know
why does the Republican party
block suffragei- After Senator Hard
ing had been nominated the suffrs-
gists from their headquarters across
the street issued announcements that
they proposed TO enter their demands
on the nominee.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Investigate Governors Action.

Austin. Texas.-Charges hat placing
Galveston under martial law was "for
the purpose Of assisting the oT,en shop
movement and establishment of open
shop conditions in that city have been
filed in the Texas Legislature. The
charges are in a telegram signed by j.
7. Frick and other citizens Of Calves
ton. They asked the Legislature to in
vestigate Gov. W. I. Hobby's action in
sending state troops TO the city because
of a prolonged strike Of water front
workers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Mrs. Harding Half Glad, Half Sad.

Chicago-While the wives of other
candidates hoped for the best. Mrs.
Warren g. Harding has been confid-
ing to her friends that she wanted
Warren TO win because he wants to.
but for no other reason. aud now that
he has won she is half happy and half
sad: sad because the task ahead of
him is such a big one, one so fraught
with serious responsibility. but she
says happily, HE is the greatest man
in the world. and there isn't anything
he can't do"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Fearing shipwreck Commit Suicide.

Neutrality-suspicious. persons on board
the army transport Mount Yer
non committed suicide after one of the
ships propellers broke off the Virginia
coast. according ia a radio dispatch re-
ceived here. Their names or the cir
cumstances were not given. The trans
port has aboard 1900 Czecho- Slovak
troops, who are being taken 10 their ma
tive land from Siberia; 800 German
war prisoners, under a United States
army guard, and go women and chill
dren. She is heading for Norfolk
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

Rome tn" situation in Avloua !.
grave. Albanian Insurgents have sur
rounded the town and are keeping o.
close siege upon 10. They hay, occu
pied the hills a few miles distant from
the town. An topographic cnWmuuica-
tion has been Interrupted, roads irly,
been destroyed aud bridges blown uu.
There is uncertainty as tu the number
of insurgents, sumo reports saNiu1
they total 5000, while III others they
are estimated at lO,OOo Notliu@ is
known ~ to the lo>>rN suffered,
\ dispatch from AvloLa says that
on June 10 rebels attacked the cit.
with Hnnuu taken from IN" Italian,
ana machine guns and advanced O."
Within about u half mile al the city.
In IA" ountc attacks 2od dead were
zen behind 10y the rrb'i-.
Demonstrations aud serious riotiuc
are reported Ia have occurred an
Tricst and vicinity a. u pg"ieSi
against the sending of Italian t,oops
10 Albania. Riflc ana revolver shot,
were exchanged and soln" b"mh-
thrown. \ number of casualties are
reported.
Later messages from Trirst say the
city is calm.
Dispatches received from Janina.
Albania, Indicated trouhl" in that
country. II was said an Italian en-
eral had been made prisoner by Al
banians and thar ltalisn artillery had
bombarded the village of Ouzaii.
4 Central News message received in
London reported that Italian troops.
withdrawn from the M%ontrnegrin gar
riSon of Santa Quaranta, had entered
Avlona, Albania.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

The toliseum.-TlIe feature of nom
nation day at the Republican national
convention wuS IA tremendous anti
Johnson demonstration. No greater
fisapprovnl of a candidate for presi-
dental honors has ever been witnessed
IN any convention.
The nominating speech, made by
Charles :. Wheeler, was interrupted
\ dozen times hy %jrers, boos, Kisses,
laughter and cries of That's Hearst"
The speaker was all but driven from
The rostrum. and completed his re-
marks in a burst of anger.
When Wheeler finished the Califor-
la boosters attempted a demonstra-
ton in favor of the senator, but it
fell flat.
The platform adopted by the Repub-
lican national convention at Chicago
does the following things:
Accuses the Democratic administra-
ZION of unpreparcdness in war and in
peace.
Declares Wilson'S Mexican policy
weak urges a firm but friendly
course toward Mexico.
Attacks Wilson's Armenian mandate
ideas ms tending to urden America
with affairs not properly our business.
and to cost the United States money
and lives, with no possible benefit.
Approves league of nations that will
NOT compromise American rights.
Praises record of Republican Con
grr>s in reconstruction.
Urges laws Ia assist agriculture, cs-
pccially along lines Of better market
ing advises broader handling OF farm
loans.
Fayors arbitration where possible
10 avert strikes, hut is not for compul-
sorry arbitration in private industries.
Pledges Republicans Ia reduce GOV
eminent expenses many millions.
Scores President Wilson for unwil-
lingnesS Ia yield a powers,
Says present staggering taxation
must be reduced through more simple
systems and greater economy,
Holds high cost Of living is due e.
Democratic financial errors, and can
at once be- reduced To any great
opposes government ownership OF
railroads.
FavorS tariff revision when and
where necessary
Urges more restrictions on immigra-
ton.
Urges curbing Of alien radicals, the
prevention of lyDchings, and in gen
eral a more strict preservation OF law
aud order.
Praises service men, declares them
OF every reward, but does not
any specific recommendation as
10 bonus.
Urges the early ratification of suf-
for women
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Home Town Wild.

Ohio city Of nearly 5000 people ven
wild with joy and enthusiasm when If
learned that one of its citizens. War
rem 6. Harding, had been nominated
for the presidency by the Republican
it was announced officially at Chicago
that Harding had been nominated.
Marion started celebrating what it
considered a sure thing. Factory
whistles were footed. church bells
rung and crowds cheered-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Lowden Released Delegated

Chi,ago.-Fear of a deadlock. which
he believed would prove detrimental
TO his party, caused Governor Frank o.
Iowden 10 release his delegates on the
convention floor. According to a state
ment made by him Governor Lowden
said:
After the eighth ballot, upon which
! received q plurality of all votes cast,
II was represented TO me that the dele
gates were becoming FESTIVE under the
delay. Fearing a protracted deadlock,
which ] believe would have been detri-
mental tn the interests Of the country.
| decided to release all delegates and
advised them tn use their best judg-
ment as TO whom they should support.
For the friendships formed during
this compaign and for the loyal up
port Of so many fine patriotic men and
women, | shall never cease to be CRATE
ful"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Wipes Out Color Line.

Mo1treal.-The American Federation
Of Labor. in its annual convention
here. has wiped out the color line"
and warned its affiliated international
unioIS that negro workers must he Civ
on full and equal membership with
white men. The federatiOn's action
came at the end of a stormy session.
which nearly resulted in a race war
between delegates from tie Southern
states and the negroes and their sym
FATHERS from other states.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
1873 Killed In Explosion.

Berlin-oBe hundred and ninety.
three miners are believed 10 have beer
Killed 10y the explosion Of a dynamite
depot az ANNA. the great Hungarian
coal and iron mining center. fifty-fiye
miles southeast ~ Temesvar. according
10 a dispatch from the latter city. Thir-
ty-six others were seriously injured.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Gain In Private Control

Westinghouse operating income
Of the railroads increased by nearly u
million dollars during marrh-tlie first
month after their return to private con
trol-coBpared with March, 1919. when
the government controlled the lines.
For March, 1870. the net Operating in
come of the roads was S~l0.e0G,JTG.
compared with s9.3O6.Ja2 for March.
1919, and for the first three months of
1920 the total was S63.427, los. as
against s34.1S6.0S6 for The correspond
ing months Of 1919.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

ticket before the first roll call had
zone two-thirds Of Its length. Again it
WAS Pennsylvania which furnished the
winning votes.
Governor Coolidge got 674 votes to
l46 for Senator Leiroot and 6S for
Governor Allen Of Kansas. Several
others got scattering support without
being placed formally in nomination.
The result was greeted with another
demonstration and there was renewed
cheering a few minutes later when the
tired delegates were told their work
was done. II was early evening by the
time adjournment was reached hut he
fore midnight hundreds had checked
out and were on their way.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Asks Chile to Ratify League.

Santiago, Chile.-Prompt ratification
Of Chile's adherence TO the League OF
Nations has been asked in the cham
her of deputies by the foreign minis
ter. He said the conclusion Of neyOti-
aiions for the purchase of warships
from Great Britain depended upon this
country entering the league.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Clear 400 Per Cent Dividend.

ST. LOuiS-The l,alSton Purina
Company. manufacturers of breakfast
foods and feeds for cattle, horses, hogs
and poultry, has declared a 100 per
cent stock dividend on it, capitaliza-
tion of $l.ONU.oon. il has been all
nounced here.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
u. S. Does Not Need Warrant.

ST. Louis, Mo.-Federal Judge Faris
ruled that II was o necessary for pro-
hibition enforcement officers TO have
search warrants Ia raid places where
it is suspected the prohibition law is
being violated.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
STUDENT Stays
Albania
SITUATION IN AVLONA IS GRAVE
ITALIAN RIOTS PROTEST
SENDING TROOPS.
PASHA SHOT IN STREET
DEMONSTRATIONS AND RiOTING
ARE REPORTED FROM TRIEST
AND VICINITY.

western NeVspapcr Union New S%'r,i,,
Paris, June lI.-Essad PaShi. head
of ia" Albanian delegation in Paris,
and former provisional president OF
Albania, was asshssinatcd here. Tire,
shots were fired at him by an Al
bantam student, two Of which took
effect.
EsSad PaSlla was emerging from the
Hotel Continental in the Rue tasiie-
lone, when he was suddenly confront
ed 10y a young man, who later CAV
his nam" as isustcm ANeni, aud said
he was IN Albanian student. Without
nttrring u word RuStrm fired W.
shots which struck Essad raSha In the
chest and another shat which went
Wild. ESSad died shortly a%ftrrward.
Tn" assassin was arrested and de-
clared the crime was not promedi
tated. Recognizing E>sad pusha,
whom he held responsible for the sui
fcringS of Albania. hr said he felt -
sudden impulse and fired the shots.
Hustem termed ESsad The Albanian
Dictator"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18

Chicago, 1l.-Warren q. Harding,
United States senator from Ohio, was
nominated for the presidency lay the
Republican national convention after a
deadlock which lasted for nine ballots
and which finally forced out of run
ming all the original fayorilcs. As his
running mate, the convention named
Gov. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts,
upsetting Il plan of Il combination OF
The Harding hackers to nominate for
the place senator Irvine l.. Lenroot of
Wisconsin. The collapse of the forces
of Gov. Frank o. I0wden and their
transfer in large part 10 Senator Har-
ding put the Ohio candidate over. Cen
eral Wood lost heavily, however, when
HE Harding drift began, and Senator
Johnson, the third of the trio of lead
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
United States Senator From Ohio
Who Was the Successful Candi-
date for Presidential Nom
nation at Chicago.
nation at Chicago.

thirago.-The totals on the tenth
ballot, on which Senator Warren q.
Harding was nominated for president
by the Republican convention, follows
Wood, l5G; Lowdcn, II; johnson,
80 40; Harding. G92 II Coolidge, .;
Hoover. 9 IL; Butler, >; Knox. | +; Mis-
~cellaneOus, rs; LenrOot, |; Hays, |:
LaFollctte, "A. This is as far rs the
voting got when pandemonium broke
official roll call.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-18
Cop. NOMINATE
II CANDIDATES
GENERAL wool PLACED IN NOM.
NATION BY GOV. HENRY
ALLEN OF KANSAS.
PLATFORM IS ADOPTED
ATTACKS MANY POINTS OF PRES
EMIT ADMINISTRATION IN
SEVERAL PlANkS.
Western Newspaper MO News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Coliseum, Chicago, June 12.-Eleven
candidates for president were formal
~ placed in nomination by the RepuD-
lican convention, as follows:
Gen. Leonard Wood, nominated by
Gov. Henry Allen.
Frank q. LoWden, nominated by W.
\. Rodcnhurg.
Hiram Johnson, nominated by
{ harlrS :. Wheeler.
Calvin Coolidge, nominated by Fred
"rick II. Gillett.
]. e. Pritchard, nominated by Mari
on Butler.
Nicholas Murray Butler, nominated
ny Ogden Mills.
Herbert Iloorer, nominated by Ma
tan l.. Miller.
Warren q. H?rding. nominated by
Frank Il. Willis.
senator Sutherland, nominated by
Joseph NJ. Sanders.
senator Miles P~oindeNtcr, nominated
ny George ii. Walker.
Governor Sproul, nominated by j.
Hampton Moore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
Husband
and "a
By'Ja1le Phelps

There is little place on Long
Island not far from Peggy with a
nice yard ana garden It would he
good for the children. and am sure
you would ne happier there than in
the city What do YOU think about
~"
"Oh Tom what a splendid idea
really can We afford it,
Indeed We can. Sue And | have
the refusal Of the place 50 We shall
consider 1t settled Junior can have
his doggies and the chickens. and as
Norah likes the country you won't
lose her" In fact We We're all so
attached TO the faithful girl that
we considered her almost one of the
family
Mother was delighted
New York is no place to bring
up childreu. she declared "l have
tclt that way ever since Junior was
lost IN the park And I think it "a
wise plan for YOU ALL
So il was settled. Tom wrote that
he had had the house cleaned the
furniture taken from the storchouse
and put i'm place. That Peggy had
supcrinteuded everything. aud that
he hoped ! would he pleased.
Pleased should have been
happy in an attic with Tom. And so
I wrote HIM How the days flew
Nv now that We were rccouciled. In
little over two weeks from the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
, pl.AnnANGnpiNpusrnr,, r,nn,c.

The complaint gs,nadc, based ON wha, APP
pears to ~ careful investigation. that America
is short 1000. oOosworkers instantly the motto.
able ncrcasc N emigration and the shrnkaac
In Inimigrsto is fixed on as the cause The
immediate cause yes Hut we think there s
another phase that should command serious
attention.
10 assert that immigration emigration rs
the vital factor in our industrial NE is to admit
that we are dependents ON Europe. And that
we are unwilling To do BcsIdcs. It would be
contrary to the known facts For II that con
tenton was at an acceptable then Il would fol-
low that deficient In populaton-an
hypothesis that the official figures of The ma
uonal census utterly rcfutcs.
The Importance ~ labor stimulation through
constantly flowing stream NJ European lmml-
grafton Is no, to be gHinsaid but the trcmcu-
dous factor In the present situation Is to hc
discovered in nbsurdly disarrangcd social
and industrial system almost altogether dumcs-
tic In its every aspect In other words there IL
no shortage ot hands, the trouble lies in their
ALLEGATION. Too large number Of these hands
are droncs In the hive, Far as production
goes not only doing nothing towards produc-
INK The essential things of NE but making an
enormous draft ON the accumulation Of others
The most casual survey Of any community
In America proves this true II would bc pcr.I-
Gus, IL not foolhardy. To single ont any one of
the many non productive vocations and say tho
fault is there And 1t would be unjust For
the fault is not In amy one. but In an OF them
to a greater or less degree
It is becoming more ana moro apparcn, TO
thinkers and students NJ economies that tho
word "sorvoc.' as used tn connection with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

10 economic embarrassment by attracting cap"
Die units from the ranks ~ pr"duc'ra mat
an itumutablo Iaw " ccouomics iH not violated
Then such 10 one is either Ignorant or hi. sub.
Icol or completely blinded by AN idooustc hiss.
iora that is dangerous rather thnn helpful
Sell. preservation is The first law Of r'tur"
Ana that law applies fo material and physical
cAstcnc,. a ucocaslly lhat exists far iu adVanc"
~ ana ptior to the hirth of the sociological irn.
pulse. what uoots 3d. then. io Organize and
maintain Eratuitous service organizations ana
Institutions that iu The very natur" of 'hnr"
are appealing tu % non essential ao far ah the
ftst law of nature is concerned u there results
am Improper balance iu the economic situation.
breeding /. parasitic population that iH burden
some
the war gave lucrative aud easy position to
an army OF non .csscutal workers Again wc
refrain from a too sportn, statement The
more suggestion should turn the rcudcra mind
I'm the right direction. our present need is TO
throw OF this parasitic class down To- that point
which Hqunres with practical economic c"nsid-
crationg ~ viii uc - drffioult matter too.
For those engaged Iu such profitable and easy
vocu'ions look with horror ON the prospect 'of
relying ON thoir Individual efforts for sue
trnancc. ON contributing substantially Go society
by u productive service Thcy are organized
experienced aud able. ana their appeal Tor their
iobs IL TO that sentiment In humanity which is
less the haudmaid ~ lhc brain than We could
wish
rut there i4 the absolutely essential reform
on ~ least ono very substantial phase Of u..if
the du4rrangcmcnt IA IN" social ana industrial
system is to bc reformed. ana II the enormous
I.. tltlf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
CHNPTER CLNIN.
Tho New Life.

When L awokc I felt rested. re
freshed, different than had for
weeks And when | found that my
darling husband was really with me,
that he had not only forgiven ms.
but that he now believed all that
had told him concerning my asso-
Ciation with carol Blackjack, ! was
too happy FOR words
you must hurry up and get well.
sue" hc reminded me the first time
| was able to sit up. ! shall have
to 20 back In "A day or two. Everett
Is doing my work while ! AN away,
and IL is "A sort of an imposition for
me 10 stay moment longer than Is
necessary
Everett and Peggy had taken q
house down on Long lslahi. lie
would never hc strong again, and
went into business but seldom. de-
pending upon Tom to attend to
everything All this and much more,
Tom had told me In the long days
when We sat side 10y side on the wide
porch with the children playing in
the yard ana mother beside us al
ways making something for little
Vera.
you can go whenever j, IS neces-
sary now, Tom. answered hap
DllAr NOW lUA| hIl'N N'h ssh .
love me | shall soon be we'll
Plan. FOR the Future.
The day before Tom LETT Wa had a
| long confidential tHlk. talk in
which We cascd our hearts Of any
/ burden Of regret or misunderstood
/ ing Tom had forgiven me fully
! and freely had been punished so
! severely that / am sure he felt that
never again would be tempted To
/ do anything wrong. one thing al
| which | was surprised was that his
mother and sister both wrote me
lovely letters expressing their sym
pathy and their hope that I would
soon ho well again, So also did
! Helen ThuIstuu and vivian Morton.
/ The latter said.
1--WE shan he delighted to welcome
You again. our circle has missed
YOU sadly
! when | showed ,hts 10 Tom h" re-
marked gravely'
"Suc, | have a plan. How would
sou ike to live I'M the country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
The Horoscope

NdtuTUiNt NIfFu -, iU-'
Astrologers read this as AN uniu-
portant day. Saturn and Uranus are
adverse. but their power Is not
strong.
Human minds will he continually
affected by discomfort and the,spirit
Of criticism will rule so that there is
little hope OF political harmony even
within parties.
The war Impulse Is still strong
ana will nQl-pass until many months
have gone hy. for after next March
government problems will cause un,<
rbs'.
Commercial rivalry between coun-
tries will become exceedingly shars
a year hence and there may be ser
ious questions arising between us and
one OF the strongest of the allies.
In this connection statesman
will become unpleasantly involved.
This is sway under which events
may take place that are disturbing
10 persons who adhere stubborniy
to precedent or to previous leader
ship.
Uranus is in a place believed 10
quicken the mind along lines of in
quiry and investigation. For this
reason motives will be analyzed and
characters carefully scrutinizcd as
never before during the coming
presidential campaign.
The adverse direction Of Uranus
Is held to forecast losses and sur
den changes Of fortune.
This days configuration is read as
carrying out the threatening fore
casts previously made regarding re
ngious dissensions ana schisms
This prophecy has been made for
more than year in tho public
prints and will be fulfilled in ways
/ little apprehendcd
Persons whose birthdate it is
Should be extremely careful in all
business affairs during the coming
year
Children born on this day may be
Quick tempered and impatient but
/ these subjects of Taurus usually sue
/ coed in lifc.
/ tCcprsht 1920 by The Mcclure Newspaper Syudlc,t.l
/ Blackjack has never been back TO
. New York. Vivian asked me one
/ day IL | had any idea why he went
away 80 suddenly That Is all I
have heard of him. know now thah
in all his terrible trouble and ani
icty Tom shielded me from uuk
criticism HIS mother visits MS ~,
also does his sister. | am a hdpFr
happy wife.
am closing my story with, a
prayer i'm my heart that il may do
some young wife good, may save her
from mistakes similar to mine.
/ THE END