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Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
Renovated White
 Sox Meet Tiger
 Champions Today

The renovated hose meet the cham pion Tigers at Riverside park this afternoon and if Manager Haldiman IS not off in his prediction the White Sox will surprise the boys. They surprised the fans by beating the Pirates last Sunday and they may repeat this afternoon
 Ross LyaH will cover the short field and captain the White Sox with Lefty Miller of the Oregon Aggies on the mound. The old timers will need an intro duction to the Sox team today with new players scattered on all fields. With the end of the baseball season in Texas, ball players are drifting this way every day. The latest ad- ditions to the Sox lineup are Phil Trammell. pitcher, and Ed Medley, outfielder, who played with the Sweetwater club during the season just closed. Medley will cover right field and Trammell will be held in reserve. Both players come here highly recommended by Phoenix men who played in the Texas lagues and Umps Price, Price knows a ball play l CT when he looks one over and when he says Trammell and Medley are l good they must be.
 Miller is the phenop the Sox have ! been grooming for the winter league series. He is a portside heaver and I he carries world of stuff.
 | Lyall plugged a bad hole in the Sox lineup and his playing will add pep to the rest of the team
 The Tigers will present practically the same lineup that wrested the state title from the Key City Bearcats in two out of three games. Manager Crandall is under the weather, but Captain Ray Scott will have his ball tossers on the job early. The game starts promptly at 2:30 o'clock.
 White Sox lineup-Neeley, right field; Moore third base; Lyall. short stop: Harry Westfall, catcher; War ren, first base; Meason, second base; Teany, center field; Finley Westfall right field: Lefty Miller and Tram mell, pitchers: Hickey. utility.
 Tiger lineup-Cooper. third base; Butler, shortstop; Teddy, center field; Ed Scott, first base; Wheeler catcher; Scotty, second base: Mur phy, right field: Football, left field: Salazar, Poorjack, pitchers; Hudlow, utility.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SeOTSE
Tyger Stars Tie
 For First Place
 In Batting Honors
sRepubIIcan A. P. Leased WIrel

CHICAGO. Sept 24.-Ty Cobb has climbed into tie with Harry Heil- mann for the batting honors of the American league. The Georgia peach is batting 1894, while Heilmann. who has been holding top place honors. dropped from .39s to a tie with his manager.
 Babe Ruth added a brace of home runs to his string and brought his seasons record to 56. Ruth Is trafl- ing for the batting honors with a mark of .37S. four points in front of George Sisler.
 Ruth is leading as run getter with 16S. He has made 193 hits and holds total base honors with a mark of .431. Ruth's hits include 40 dou- bles and Is triples.
 Sisler leads in stolen bases and has 27. S. Harris of Washington failed to add to his string of 26.
 Other leading batters for 90 or more games are: s
 Speaker, Cleveland, .se6; Tobin.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
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Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
B K i m g.

runner-up with mark of .3fs- Me Henry. another member of the Car dinals. is pushing the big Frenchman with an average of .347-
 George Kelly of the Giants, adding one. brought his seasons home rec- ord up to 23.
 Other leading batters for 90 or more games-
 Cutshaw. Pittsburg, .34s: Rousb Cincinnati. .340: Cruise, Boston. -33s: F'risch, New York, .336: J. Smith St. Louis. 1886 Meusel. New York .s35; Groh, Cincinnati, 1885.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

St. Louis. .s5s: Williams. St. Louis. .345; Jacobson. St. Louis. -s42: E. Collins. Chicago. .sss: strunk. Chi cago. .3ss.
 Roger Hornsby of St. Louis has brought his average up to .405 for the leadership. He has made 227 hits for total of 362 bases. his hits in- cluding 39 doubles. IS triples and 20 home runs The St. Louis star has scored 127 times
 Jack Fournier, a team-mate of Hornsby, retained his position as
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Hicks will use the following lineup: Phillip. right field; Quetts, left field {; Bailey, third base; Fritz, shortstop; Haywood, first base; Youngblood, second base; Arbow, center field; F. White. catcher; Wiz White. pitcher; Hicks and Tony. subs-
 Manager Soekland failed to send in his lineup last night, but he will use Barnett on the mound and Coniin be- hind the bat.
 The game will start at p. m.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
SCORES CONTEST FOR PRIZE RIFLE OFFERED EACH YEAR
 FOR FIRST DEER OF SEASO,I
Award By Local Sporting Goods Firm Has Made True
 Have Won Prizes In Seven Years

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Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Billy Mccann Weber's agreement with Freddie Hill. a fast lightweight From Texas. Through an unfor- funate circumstance this bout, which was to have been a main event here, was not staged-through no fault of Weber or his manager.
 But instead of going back to the coast with his little blonde slugger, he got busy with the wires and in side of z4 hours had arranged for Billy McCann to come to Phoenix for 10-round scrap with the fighting sailor.' scheduled for tomorrow night at the arena of the Arizona Athletic club Mir. Leary took over the man. agement of that club and says if he doesn't put on real big town stuff then he doesn't want the fans money.
 In securing the services of the rough boy from Cleveland. Leary has hit right on center. Billy's repu- tation as a fighter is well known locally. He has been traveling up the lines to considerable height since
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Ivory from the remains of masto- dons to be found on the Yukon and Norton sound tundras is the object which is turing ivory hunters north this summer. Lately there has been a regular trade for the ivory found in the floes of ice and glacier mo- raines north of the Yukon river.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Your dog is welcome. We will feed him without charge" Is the sign on the window of a New York res- taurant in the theatrical section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
MENTION COL. PATRICK
TO SUCCEED MENOHER
Secretary Weeks Expects 4" Make
Announcement of Decision
Today.
lHy Associated Press

WASIil NtiTON. Sept oO.--Sccrctary
Weeks expects Ia announce tomorrow
his action on the request OF Major
General Charles T. Mcnohcr, 10 he
relieved from duty as chief Of the
army air service. As the Secretary
has previously indicated his inclina-
tion TO accde TO the request, il was
anticipated tonight chat he would
tomorrow disclose his selection aS
successor to General Mcnohcr. The
name Of Colonel Mason NJ. Patrick.
engineer corps and formerly chief of
the air service. \. t.. T.. was most
prominent in discussion of officers
eligible for the post.
Colonel Patrick now commands ut
Camp Humphreys. Va. Mr.. Weeks
would say nothing on the subject. en-
ccpt that he would have an an
nounccment to make tomorrow.
The secretary also declined To COM
mcnt on reports that Brigadicr-Gcn-
cral William Mitchell. assistant chief
OF the service and director OF air
craft operations. had rendered hi,
resignation from that post. Tie indi-
Gated however, that the entire mat
ter would he cleared up by his forth
coming announcement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
TWO MUST FACE JURY
IN LEWIS KILLING CASE
Widow nf Victim and Young White
Man Are Indicted In
DiuwtdhIe.
| Special to The Times plsnatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.l
PETERSBURG. Sept. 2O.-Mrs. Tom
Lewis. charged with the murder nj
her husband at their home in Din
widdic County. near Hebron station
on the night OF September 10. viii GO
ON trial before "A jury and Judge r.
q. SOuthall in the county court OF
Dinwiddie on Friday morning. Along
with her will be William Hardy.
young white man of that nciEhbor-
hood. held in connection with the
killing.
Mrs Lewis claims sh" shot and
killed her usbaud when she miStuok
him for burglar AT her home.
The grand jury indicted Mrs. Lewis
yesterday afternoon after hearing
nearly a dozen OF witnesses in scS
sion that lasted nearly ali day. Hardy
was indicted at the same time. but
Norman Haydt, who was also held in
connection with the killing. was cx-
oucratcd and released from custody.
Hardy is still in jail. unable To FUR
nish bail. Mrs. Lewis was bailci
several days ago.
Haydt and his wife and Hardy were
AT the Lewis home when the husband
was shot to death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
Sale of Membership Tick
cts for Historical Event
Meets With Results.
RIVALRY WAVES KEEN:
STAGE CONTEST TODAY
Representatives of Organiza-
tons Participating Will Re.
port Today al 1870.

Morc than 1000 mon and women
representing the ninety nine orraul-
zhtion aiiiliated with The virginia
Pageant Association. will report to-
Pageant headquarters this afternoon
a. $50 O'Clock on the sal. Of mem.
h.rshin tickets. the intcnsiv. dr!v.
Tor which began yesterday morning
and closes th!s afternoon a. $3.50
o'clock
Deep interest way manifested yes
i.r!hv III the sale of tickets. Th.
telephones a; Pagcan, hcadquarters
were busy all dag. many persons tclc-
rh"nins that they wanted ticket. bu,
simply had delayed buying ;h.m. and
those selling tickets were advised ur
IN" :act ana went To sec the parties
sellers of the tickets were in ever,
section OF tho city ana several stores
pa; tickets on sales at booth. in their
establishments
contest between representatives
of the gaIlizations To SOC which will
dispose Of TIC greater number Of
tickets Viii he staged today. The
sale OF membership tickets at 81 each
Is being made now 10 finance the pre-
iiminary work for the Pageant. which
VIII bc presented next MAY. The
tickets are good for one showing Of
the Pageant, for twelve Vahispa en-
tcria inm"nts and cntitlc the holder to
reduced prices on other tickets for
various athletic events and the "Oid
Virginia Tournament" which will
feature Pageant week Membership
tickets also entitlc the holder TO cas-,
one ballot. which viii count five votes
COR queen Of the Pageant. the voting
for which now is in progress.
Letters swamp Headquarters
Specia! delivery letters and telc-
grams poured into Pageant, head
quarters yesterday from all sections
OF Virginia and from other States or
derinS tickets. ana several clerks
were added 10 the Office force.
As soon as "a sufficient number Of
membership tickets ar. sold to fl
nanc" the preliminary work. the tick :
tContinucd on paG" :, Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
CORPORATION COURT
Il UL ES HOPE W ELL
PRIMARY IRREGULAR
Orders .1nother Election Be
Held for Office Of Common
uealih's attorney.
Especial to The Times Dispatch 7

FETERSBUEG. Sept. 20.-Judgc
Robertson, in the Corporation Court
of Hopewell today held that the
Democratic primary held in that citv
on August >. so far as il concerned
the race for Commemorative Attor-
ncy. was Irregular. He ordered an
other primary held on October 4 to
name man To fill this office.
Counsel for ], y. Goodman, who de-
fcatcd commemorative Attorney Wu-
liam .Amorcso for election, and
whose side contcndcd that the pri-
mary WAS regular. offered motion
before Judge Robertson today uues-
tioninG the courts Jurisdiction in the
matter because the primary was not
held under the authority OF the state
Democratic Committee. Judge Rob-
crtson ovcrrulcd the motion and de-
clarcd the election irregular.
Defeated for denomination in the
primary by one vote. Commemorative
Attorney tmoroso contested the cleo
ton. claiming that persons who wore
not qualified to vote were allowed to
do SO. lie was represented in the
matter by Attorney Harry NJ. Smith,
of Richmond. The Goodman faction
contended that the court had no juris-
diction in the matter and that the
election was not irregular.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
Z. S. GOVERNMENT TO
PROBE KU KLUX KHAN
E'idcncc Sufficient 10 Demand lnve~-
tigntion of Activities
Submitted.
ICY United News.l

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-Thc
American government has decided 10
inquire into the activities of the KU
kluX Khan
Attorncy-ticne;a DauGhtcrtN. after
a conference with President Harding
and District Attorney Hayward. al
New York. during which the lattc-
offered evidence OF the Klan's artivi-
ties in the Empire state sufficient.
according to Daughcrty. ito demand
an investigation notified William J.
Burns. chief of the secret service. TO
proceed in the inquiry.
"Fhe government" said Daushcrty
with smile. will not he intimi-
dated by a group Of men--particular-
ly men behind masks.
Representative league, of New
York. will introduce resolution
asking for congressional invest!ga-
tion OF tho klan. The Post-ot!ice De
partment also is contemplating an in
uuiry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
LONDON HAS REPORT
DE VALERA rs VEL DING
SOVEREIGNTY CLAIMS
B. flour and Bonar Law
Probabl- B.i,i.h Delegates
INN NSsoclu,cd I.r.ss |

LONDON. Sept. 2o.-Ncithcr Pre-
mi"r Lloyd George nor Lord Cur
z"n. Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
VIII attend the Washington con.
ference On the limita ticn OF arma-
in.nts This official announce
mcnt was made today. Their de
cisi"n is attributed to impending
d"v"i"prn.n,s IN domestic politics.
This has caused no surprise
here. as the Development OF Brit
.ish afiairs Tor some time has made
1t evident that the Prime Minis
ter could not leave the country.
II had been assumed that Lord
curzon would 20 to Washington.
His health. however. is one of the
draw backs
No appointments have yet been
mad. for the conferences The
choice uf Arthur j. Balfour. how
ever is believed To be Il certainty.
as ne is the most experienced
Cabinet member in diplomatic ne
Eotiations. Andrew Bonar Law,
the former government leader in
the House OF Commons. is men
toned as the next probability.
The first lord OF the admiralty,
Baron Ice. OF Fercham. is consid-
cred logical appointment be-
cause "t the proposed discussion
of naval disarmament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
CLOUDS GATHER AROUND
HEAD OF REV. DR.. STRAT0N
VIII Discuss PHst"r> sermons on
Dress. rrirc Fighting. tho Sinrc.
aud General M"rnis In Formal
session.
l@y lni,ed :Ecws.I

NEW YORK. sep, 2c.--s,orm
clouds are gathering around the head
of the Roy, .ohm noach S,raton pas.
tor OF the calvary Baptist Church
s,ra,on is the preacher whose de-
s.ription OF Morris G.s,s "uphrodite''
vas SO sensational that Cos; Gu, his
advertising appropriation 80 per cent,
iud relied on tn, minister's sermon
To do tie rest
The climax of Dr Stra,on's alleged
pulpit -scnSatIona!ism ca!nc when The
doctor Witnessed tn. Carpenter
Dempsey night. ana pann.d 1T roundiy
from the BAPTIST rostrum the next
day After this the Rev. Dr. RObcr;
:. Macarthur. who Was pastor "f the
church for furty-onc years, and who
is now pastor emeritus. asked TO have
his own name removed from the
church stationery.
Now ,hcr" has developed definite
sehism between members o. III. con
l!kc 10 hear Straton Shed light on the
evils Of the day. Others say its all
right To knock tn" evils OF this i'm
moral age. but they don't believe tho
minister should describe them 50
vividly as TO make them entertaining.
y formal meeting Of the parish is
to bc held within a few days. To dis
cusS the doctors sermons on dress.
prize nrhtiuS. the stage. and general
morals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
Delegate to Ma
tions League Makes
Report to Body.
SEEK QUICK ACTION TO
PREVENT BALKAN WAR
Lord Robert Cecil Declares
League Guilty in Failure
to Fix Boundaries.


GENEVA. sept @o.Th" Scrbiaus
have opened lire on III" prin front.
thereby beginning hostili,i.s against
the Albanians. according TO report
10 the sixth commission of the Icagu.
OF nations by Eishop TheopilannoIi.
Albanian delegate
Immediate intervention by the
league was asked by Noii :" prevent
a new Baihan war Tho commission
adjourned without taking acuion. Ac-
cordinG 10 the report. the Scrbians
carried out their twcnty-four hour
ultimatum sunday. forcing the cvao-
uatiou OF several frontier towns ly
the .ilbanians.
The Albanian Foreign Minister has
teierr,phcd 10 AL European govern
ncntS protesting Ia" serbian aggrcs-
sion. Tile .hlbanians declare that the
towns of Muhcr. Arras. Sinav. Gryka.
Dardha and MalilulS. which the Serb
ians have attacked. are Of the utmost
strategic Importance To Albania. The
occupation thereof by the Serbs. it is
added, would further their ambition
10 possess Scutari as an outlet to the
Adriatic II Obliged To defend this
''' '''' y nv 'N''"'''i'N ar ''''""'' :
ly equipped with arms. tho Lisbon
said
Spalankovitch, the Serbian dele
gate. told the League he had not yc,
heard Scrbia's side Of the case.
Lord Robert Cecil replied that Al
bania WAS appealing a matter which
involves the worlds peace and that
no tirnc must be lost in arriving mt a
settlement. lie declared the league
partly guilty i'll falling To fix the
Albanian boundaries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
TO TRY TO DECIDE IF|
DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER
BOUT W As REAL FIGHT
Judge Charges Grand Jury to
Indici, Regardless Of
Boxing Lac.
IEy Associated Press Z

JERSEY CITY. n H. Sent 20 -
''
hetwecn twecdlc-dum and twecdic-
dee. and upou its decision dcrcnds
IN. ri,;.,;, ;,
''''
'chcrai IL. u. Euli"rd. L. = ~, who
saw the mpsey-Carp"ntier fight
mere last July
justice SwayHc. III the Hudson
county Suprcm" court. charged the
jury Tuesday with the duty of de-
'idlhS whether the hSht was \
frizc-hsht' in violation OF the crimes
act OF 1898. or boxing contest as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
DRY AGENTS SHOOT
MAN IN RAID ON STILL
Surprise Alleged Operators of
ENpcnsively Built and
Equipped Plant.
Hou>p-rr $Ers roun PRISONERS
u."0o Gallons of Mash. Thirteen $40
Gallon Fcrmcnters nud Quantity of
Containers Seized by Federal Of
frcrs.

Far out in Louisa County. near
Eumpass In Il spot secluded enough
To be good place in which to hatch
almost any sort OF a plot, Federal
prohibitions enforcement agents yes
tcrday afternoon came upon one O.
the most extensively built AMI
equipped corn-liquor- making plants
that has hcen uncovered In this state
since liquor was first legally inter
d!ctcd. The still. which was brought
To this city last night. was made en-
trely of copper, had capacity of
400 gallons and was connected with
S00-galion "doublcr." liauor-
clarifying utensil not often seen
nowadays.
In addition, there were $500 gal
fcrmcnter~. and so many glass lars.
III csumabiy used as containers. thxt
the officers did not have the time to
count them. Tho sim was located
on the edge OF a stream, and an auto
matte pump was used To convey water
10 the plant.
me raid was made by Agents j.
j iludgins, John Saunders. MAYO
Shugart. Lee Willis ana =. w. Davis.
When they arrived on the scene five
mcn-two colorcd and three white
were sitting around in conversation.
When the officers broke in upou the
party the white men started to rum
but the negroes stood their ground
y shot fired by one OF the agents.
and which lodged IN the leg OF one
Of the hecing men, brought the white
men to Il halt.
VIII Noblin and Leo Harris. the
colored men, and Arthur Foster and
oscar Foster, white. and brothers,
were lodged in iicnrico County Jail
last night. charged with opcratin;
The still 1t is expected they viii
be able To obtain bail today. Leo
Scay the third white man. was the
man WI" was shot in the leg by one
"i the prohibition agents. He was
hailed by friends right after his ar
rival in Richmond aud taken To n
local hospital FOR treatment. Bail
was fixed at Si,500 by Justice of In,
Peace j. l.. Mcponoush. who sat ms
United states Commissioner in the
absence of Commissioned Melvin
ficgenhcimer. who is confined To n
hospital with a broken leg.
Elm done whut a dream toll.
me to do las night, you wouldn't
nave kotchcd me, one OF the negroes
told the raiders. 'Th' dream done
i"le me to stay away from dis yer,
sun today sholy'll blicvc in
dreams in the future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
R-27 REACHES HARBOR
UNDER OWN STEAM
Submrrsiblc which Sent Out Distress
Call Arrives AT Gunntnnn-
mo hay.
IBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.-Safe ar
rival at Guantanamo Bay. Cuba. OF
the American submarine R-27 which,
while en- route from, GoGo Solo, Pana-
ma Canal zone, to Guantanamo. sent
out a distress call Sunday night. was
reported today to the Navy Depart
ment.
The dispatch reporting the safe
arrival of the R-27. said she came in
yesterday under her own power. but
gave no details as TO the trouble cX-
perienced by the submcrsible and.
which led to the distress signals.
Assistance in the form of sea-
going tug was ordered by the Navy
Department yesterday on receipt Of
reports indicating that the R:27 need
ed help
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
CHICAGO'S POLICE CHIEF
GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE
AIS" Fined 500 for CONTEMPT OF
Court In Newspaper
Interviews.
| Ey AssociAted PresS.l

CHICAGO. Sept 20.-Chief OF Pc.
lice Charles Fitzmorris today was
round guilty of contempt OF court
because Of interviews critlcizing
Judge Joseph David. OF the Superior
Court. who presided at sanity hear
inSs In the Wanderer case. and given
his choice OF 500 fine and FIVE days
IN the county jail or no line and six
months in jail.
The finding was made by Judge
David who suspended serving OF the
mittimus for sixty days. however. to
give Fitzmorris' attorneys time TO
prepare an appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
WEALTHY LUMBERMAN
BURIED IN PINE BOX
Ceremonies Carried Out In Accord.
nncc with South CnroIinInn's
Wishes.
| BY Associated Press.Y

II! NsSUCIdltU FTtsS.7
WlLMINGTOS. y. c., Sept. 2O.-lr
accordance with his wish. DR.. D. W
Alderman. lumherman, OF Alcolu
:. c.. rcputcd To have been one oi
the wcalthiest men in that sect!o,
OF the State. who died last Friday
was buried near Aicolu Sunday aft,
ernoon in a plain pine hox. unpaintc5
and without ornumcntation OF am
kind. according TO II letter rcceItcd
from the dead mans father by :. r.
Highsmi'h. deputy collector OF Gus.
toms Of this city.
The box was made from luin6n
sawed n; the mill of the deceased
and was bull, hy a carpenter VIII,
lad been in the employ OF DIR. Al.
derman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
SWISS ENTRANT WINS
BENNETT AIR TROPHY
I.nnds nj tanbuy Island on East
Coast of County Dublin.
ireland.
Lnv Associated rrcss |

LONDON. Sept. 20.--With the land
ing today OF the Swiss balloon pilotcd
10y Paul Armbrustcr, all fourtce
competitors in the International race
for the James Gordon Bennett trophy,
which started sunday a, Brussels.
Belgium. have been accounted for.
The Swiss cntrant landed at Lam
bay Island. of the east coast of
County Dublin. ireland. and there
fore wins the cup.
Bernard Won Hoffman and j. G. Nc
Ribbon. competitors III the James
Gordon Bennett trophy balloon race.
arrived in Liverpool tonight with Il
thrilling story of how their balloon.
the City OF St Louis fell. into tho
Irish Sea. Monday evening and Of
their rescue by passing vessel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
NEW MEXICO SENATE
FIGHT is VERY CLOSE
Democrats Runs strong In Northern
Counties, Republican In south
ern Sections.
[By Associated Press. !

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Sept. 20
Returns received by the Albuquerque
Morning Journal up TO o'clock to-
night from the Senatorial election
held today. indicate that the Southern
part of the state is showing unusual
strength for Richard II. Hanna, Demo-
crat. and Republican majorities ara
being cut down. while in the northern
counties. senator II. o. Bursum. Re-
publican, is fTnning strong.
1ndicatlonstAre that the result will
be close.