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Evening journal., 1920-06-08
AGAIN COMPLAIN OF
ROUGH GILPN AVE.

Tlghman Johnston complained TO
The Street and Sewer Department This
morning Of the condition OF Gilpin
avenue Frank W. piorsOn. street
commissioner, said he had several
other complaints about this thorough-
fare and as soon as possible efforts
would be made 30 remedy the con-
difion. lie said 70 would take. ai a
conservative estimate, $4,000 10 put
Inc avenue OF AZ blocks In good con-
diiion. He said no macadam road
could be built That would stand the
,vear and tear OF auto trucks. This
street was macadamized several
years ago. ~, ,--.
A communication was received from
CITY Council announcing a depart
mcnt appropriation Of S3i2,OOO Tor the
ensuing year.
The plumbing inspector. reported
ii6 operations inspected during the
past week.
following balances: Current fund
az. .5sO53: special fund. S2o3io %
sewer extension fund. S9i2Ji; Bran
dvyine sewer fund. S60.1l9.43. street
paving tax fund, So. .73i5i. and Della
lware avenue Improvement fund, Si-
iSi 80.
Charles A. Rudolph was acting pres
ident this morning in the absence
OF A. l.. Johnson, who Is out OF the
city.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
opposed goVernn

We are met here TO take the FIRST,
the most decisive step In the poilh-
cal campaign which Is 90 determine
lhe party control Of This greai gov
frnmnnt for ihc next four years. ~
Is a solemn moment franght with
vast possibilities 0f either good or
evil Well worth our while 10 Is just
here upon this bank and shoal OF
time" 90 pause for an instant while
we glance swiftly upon The scene In
which We are 90 hght our battle.
Behind us lies the greatest war OF
history. now for ihe most part fallen
silent. together with an the hideous
advances OF science IN methods of
taking human life which baiicncd
upon 10, halted and qulescenL The
tempest has suhsided, but the ocean
stlll hcavcs and rolls with cresiing
waves, while the dead seas or the
storm. which has passed. crash sui
lenly against the shores that shelter
and sustain the vast fabric which we
are won't 90 call our civilization. We
Continued on Page Thirteen.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
RIVER GIVES UP BODY
OF W. 7. BARPESTT

The finding Of the body of a white
man in the Delaware river OF Pauls-
boro. n. j., on sunday revealed the
fact that on last Tuesday afternoon a
man, aged between 30 and go years OF
age. jumped from the steamer City
az Philadelphia while that vessel was
bound for Philadelphia from this city.
The man jumped from the vessel
while 10 was on BillingspOrt.
The cry OF imam overheard caused
the captain OF the vessel 90 bring his
craft 20 a stop and lifeboais were low
cred but the man disappeared shortly
after he struck the water.
The body found on Sunday had
cards in the clothing indicating it was
that Of w. r. Barpestt OF Audubon,
n j.
According TO officials Of the Wilson
Line today they have received no
word OF the finding Of the body.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
PRAISE RECORD OF
PASTOR CRAWFORD

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del. June S.-prcsbyiery OF
New Castle is holding lis spring meet
ing here today. with the Rev W. r.
krcger, OF SnOW Hill. Md. moderator.
The Rev. J. H. Crawford rendered his
resignation as pastor OF First and
Central Presbyterian Church. VIII
minglon. and asked that the pastoral
relation be dissolved John ]. Hayes,
an elder OF that church. spoke OF the
fine work Mr. Crawford had done as
pastor OF Central Church and said
his crowning accomplishment was
the merging Of First and Central
churches. The Rev joel 5. Odlnnan
spoke along The same Inns and Nj.
Crawford responded feelingIy. Hc
then repOriod as chairman OF the New
Era Movement. and suggested that as
he Is 90 r. tire a new chairman be
named. The Rev William Gibson.
pastor Of Georgetown church. was
chosen chairman.
The Rev. n. :. Armenirout. OF
Lower BrandyNvine Church. reported
500 increase In salary and Wicom-
leo Church a 500 increase.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
WOMEN PICKETS
PRESENT HOOVER

COLISEUM, Chicago. June s.-The
1920 Republican Convention is now on.
VIII H. Hays, chairman Of the Re-
publican National Committee. called
the delegates TO order at ii.3i o'clock.
and the work of selecting ieh G.. O.P.
standard bearers began.
Al the opening OF the great concIave
IL was generally admitted that tho
iahi siill was "frcc for ALL" and
none Of the candidates had succeeded
In capturing a commanding lead.
Chairman Hays said:
Members OF the Convention: The
Republican party has met in this omen
and free convention 10 accept from
the American people mandate for
the government OF the United States.
As chairman OF your National
Committee. report progress. -Four
years ago the normal Republican ma
ioriiy was 100000 minus Two years
ago IL was i,2OOOOO plus. Today.
honestly believe II Is double that
number and in November u shouls
exceed 100000.
In spirit report more than prog
ress I report fulnlment There viii
be no bolt from this convention. BY
direction Of your National Committee
they present the Honorable Henry
Cabot Lodge 10 act as your tempo
rary chairman"
Senator Henry Cabot Lodges key
note speech followed.
The work OF ucpplng up" tho
crowd started half an hour bofon
the convention was TO be called 10
order with a crash OF vigorous march
music from the band. perched in
balcony In the extreme rear. up under
me girdcrs From ihat point onward.
/ iho lnsiOn steadily intensified and
/ lhe ihrong was In a yelling mood as
| the "hfiy-nlnih mlnuio' approached.
Delegates and spectators. before they
entered the building, were forced to
run a gauntlet OF suffracisis who
stood In line In front or the Coliseum
holding banners with the words you
are 90 blame FOR the Defeat OF Suf-
frage,' and Remember We have sew
I Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
PERSHING OUT
OF ARMY SOON
Cpaitol Sees Rise of G. O
p. Presidential Dark
Horse" in Resignation
GENERAL HAS
BUSINESS OFFER

WASHINGTON. Del. June 8 fl'nH
Press The rise OF a now Presidential
dark horse was seen here today in
The announcement OF Gen John j.
Pcrshlng that he Will soon retire
from active army service.
pershins himself has had nothing
To say so far about his future plans
beyond the fact that he has four prop
ositlons before him and will likely
accept one OF them. Just what the
propositions are he would not say.
Despite Prshing's silence about
politics 10 was recalled here today
that he had declared himself a re-
ceptive candidate for President. The
fact That before he mad public his
letter announcing his retirement Doe
had conferred with Senator Warren.
Wyoming. his fat1er-in-law. also lent
color 90 The story that the A. +. f.
commander had political ambitions
Whether or not PrshIng had poll
ties in mind the announcement OF
his retirement at this time will serve
10 call attention OF The Chicago con-
vention TO him, 10 was agreed here
today.
Secretary OF War Baker today will
make public a reply 90 General Perish
ing's letter announcing his desire 90
retire.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
DELAWAREANS'
EARS TO EARTH
Delegates at Chicago Un-
decided Where They'll
Land
MANY ASPIRANTS
SEEK THEIR VOTES
specIaI b ID EyenIns Joutnal.

Special 70 The Evening journal.
CHICAGO. lll June -uolaw.are'.
delegation TO the Republican National
Convention hasn't decided where III
VIII land after The voting has doyei-
oped "A deadlock on the Presidential
nomination. The delegates will start
out by supporting General n. Cole-
man dupont for the Presidency. Mean
While they Will keep their ears 20 the
ground. Delaware's delegation Is fam
ed Tor keeping its ears 10 the ground
and picking the winner. They did that
eight years ago. when they supported
William II. Taft and they did that
four years ago when they supported
Charles =. Hughes, who. however. was
the expressed choice Of Delaware lead
ers for many months.
So it is a safe bet that when Della
wares delegates break from General
dupont, they viii have a startling sus-
picion as 90 who is going Go win
whether they Will get behind the win
ner. though. is another question
Spr0ul. Wood and LoWdcn GLAD
handlers are flirting with Delaware
delegates. hoping TO win them early
While there Is strong Knox and
Sproul sentiment among the Della
wareans, they haven't committed
themselves definitely. At heart many
OF them would Ike 90 see Governor
Lowden, OF Illinois, land the nOmina-
tion, but events I'm the balloting will
determine whether Dclaware's six
viii support LOwden. In other words,
the Delawareans have fallen back on
the happy eXpediency Of "waichful
waiting"
Colonel Thomas w. Miller, OF VIII
mlngion. Del. one Of the General
Wood campaign managers, was a
caller at Delaware headquarters yes
icrday John n. King. of Connecticut,
conferred with General dupont In an
effort 90 enlist Delaware's six for
Governor SprOul.
Led by Senator L. Heisler Ball, tho
Delaware delegates during the after
noon toured the headquarters Of the
candidates. AT the Johnson head
quarters. they arrived as the Senator
was holding his daily reception.
Colonel Miller introduced his Tel
low DelaWareans 20 General Wood,
and they also called on senator Hard
ing. Of Ohio.
Governor Townsend was a guest at
luncheon given by the National
Committee 10 Republican Governors.
Sunfragisis still are directing their
Continued on Page IW0l.
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.I2 YEAR OLD
GIRL MISSING
Male Friend Also Absent,
Police Wonder If It's
Elopement
LEFT FOR SCHOOL;
MOTHER IN TEARS

Disappearing while on her way TO
public school No. 4 yesterday morn
Ing, Glorius Coiirell. the i2-year-old
daughter OF Mrs John Collrell OF 1i3
Lombard street. has been reported
missing
The child. who Is large for her age.
left no note - word when she left
her home. Frank A. Jones. a former
boarder 40 the Cotlrell home. was also
missing today. and as the young
couple were friendly the police are of
9 heopinion hat they have prossibly
elOpod
lnquirors al the C0ttrell home were
greeted today by Mrs COllrel who
was crying bitterly. She refused TO
ialg about her daughters disappear
ancc.
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THINKS ITALY
NEAR REVOLT.
Anarchist Predicts Red
Revolution in Country
Within Few Months
CABINET CRISIS
OVER BREAD PRICE

LONDON. June s United Press)
Italy is daily progressing toward a
revolution, the italian anarchist Msla-
tesla, declared in an interview at
Milan. according 10 a dispatch TO the
Labor Herald today.
81 predictla red revolt win occur
in a very few months" Malatesla
said. AT the present moment things
appear 20 be evenly balanced. Either
we OF the anarchist movement or they
OF The government must go down
soon. The government is extremely
weak and l believe IL viii be they
that fan"
ROME, June : Delayed UNITED
Pres. "A new Italian cabinet crisis
is developing as a result OF popular
reaction against the royal decree in
creasing the price OF bread and other
-four products The Socialist group
has decided DO present "a motion re-
fusing 30 hear Premier Niti's com
municalion on the subject or bread
prices. The motion maintains that
iha decree is a usurpaiion OF parlia-
menlary prcr0gatiVes and a violation
OF the decision Of the Chamber or
Deputies f0rhidding Increases in bread
prices. reached last March.
Prominent Socialists declared today
that the recOnyening Of the chamber
would probably prove the stormiest
session in years. If Premier Nltt in
CONTINUED on Page TwO)
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
AUTO ASSOCIATION
TO PLACARD ROADS

Determined 10 put a stop TO persons
tearing down signs along the Lincoln
Highway through Elsmerc warning
automobile operators Of a speed trap
ai Oak Grove, the Delaware Automo-
bile Association has offered a inward
OF 500 for Information leading 30 the
arrest and conviction OF persons who
tear down these signs.
In carrying out that determination
the association today had the New
Castle County Levy Court adopt a res
olution authorizing Charles q. Guycr.
secretary 0f the association 10 erect
and maintain road signs along The
highways In this county. This gives
the association. through It's officers.
power TO cause the arrests OF am per-
sons who deface or remove such road
signs.
Mr. Guyer said today that within
|, the past few weeks four or more
signs placed along the roadway
through Elsmcre and. Oak Grove have
been removed, always at night
These signs. according 10 Mr.
Ouyer. read as follows
Warning, Drive Slow. Speed Trap
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
POLICE REOPEN
PAY QUESTION
No Hope of S-Hour Day,
They Again Agitate
Higher Salaries
MAY SEND NEW
APPEAL TO COUNCIL

The statement ~ President Samuel
X. Smith. OF the Board OF Police
Commissioners. that The board does
not contemplate any action on the
proposed S-hour-day for the polne
department until sufficient funds arc
provided by CiiysCOuncil 10 meet the
increased expense for additional pO-
Ice, has now left the matter up 90
Council.
Tale police are not doing much
talking, at least not much for pub
licatIOn, but wherever two or three
or the uniformed men are cOngrs-
gated the S-hOW-day is the principal
topic discussed.
Several weeks ago a petition signed
by most OF the members OF The force.
asking for an incrase in pay, Was
presented TO the board for its sane
tiOn, that a committee OF the police
might go before City Council and
make their request.
Acting on the suggestion OF the
board the petition was drawn. the
men agreeing 10 wall until after City
Council had made up its budget. as
they had been led 10 believe Council
would appropriate sufficient money
10 put the foroe on an ShOur-basis.
a. WI" nhrrNnNN4 iA4N NohlHA ANI hN
increase in pay 40 the same time
might not be a wise move.
From the beginning Of the S-hour
discussion several months ago the
police have worked almost as a unit
and so far have been patlnt, in spite
Of the fact that they have been sorely
disappointed.
There is q time, however, when pa
tience ceases TO be a virtue" and
some OF the police believe that time
has arrived and are advocating ac-
ton. Today members are discussing
the selection OF a committee 20 ap-
pear before Council on Thursday
night and ask for an increas OF paw
and the suggestion seems 20 have mel
with almost general approval. but
owing TO the absence from the city
OF Chief Of Police Black, it was de-
cided TO let the matter rest for am
other week
Just how Tie members Of the Board
of Police Commissioners will view
/ the matter, Of course, Is unknown
but, as one OF the older members of
/ the force said this morning: I'VE are
only asking City Council for the same
Continued On Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
STATE HIGHWAY
WORK DELAYED
Scarcity of Cars Holds Up
Cement Shipments to
Road Builders
GIVE CONTRACT FOR
CHRlSTIANA AVENUE

Contract for the construction OF
Chrisiiana avenue. Wilmington, TO
provide a modern road from New Cas-
tle avenue 90 the proposed Christiana
and Delaware river front wharves.
has been awarded by the State High
way Commission iO the McClain Con-
slructiOn Company, OF Baltimore.
Their bid was the lowest received by
lhe Highway Commission several
weeks ago. when AN the contracts
were held under consideration.
Charles a. Upham. State highway
engineer. was a Wilmington visitor
last night and today and stated that
road construction throughout tho
State is being held up by inability OF
the contractors DO obtain cement. Mr..
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Evening journal., 1920-06-08

Omitted Prcnedcmpton and reconstrc
which the Republican party
Massachusetts, temporary chair
his the
convention today.
President Wilson and all his supporters Lodge de
primary the campaign must be
the American government "ir
his and assigns anybody that his anybody
who knee has served his purpose
scaihina administration marked the entire
redeemed" Lodge said the work Of post
intelligence lie paid
Republican has done this rpec outlined
demanded MeN
policy wa waiting; called the stand by the
nghL and said the people would choose
plan and
nnnnseh nIes
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
'HOOCH' HANDY
IN HIS VALISE
Homemade Liquor, Steel
KnuckleS Get Philadel-
phian in Trouble
TOLD CITY WAS EASY
PLACE TO SELL IT

Carrying ten quarts OF homemade
woiskey. faminarly known as
'hOoch," in a vaiise, Roman siel-
maberyk, OF Philadelphia, was ar
rested last night by Patrolmen Rod
enheiser and Andrew Deyenney shortly
after ne let train at French street
station.
He was held in $500 bail for court
by Deputy Judge Finger in Municipal
Court this morning on a charge Of
having in his possession more liquor
than allowed by the State law. and
was fined SO and costs for carrying
concealed a pair OF steel knuckles
Stelmazeryk stated that a man in
Philadelphia taught him how 20 make
the LIQUOR but told him not 10 sell
it In that city, as he would be ar
rested. lie told him, however. Of
places 10 so in this city where il
would be easy 70 sell IT, the defend
ant said.
70 was in accordance with his
friends advice that ne came here, he
said.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
AUTOIST FINED FOR
MAKING WIDE TURN

Morris J. Greenspan was fined 50
and costs bv Deputy Judge Finger, in
Municipal Court this morning, on a
charge OF violating the traffic rules
He was dismissed on a charge OF eX-
ceeding the speed limit.
According to the evidence, Green
span. In making an improper turn
at Twenty-ihird and Market streets
several days ago, cOllided with the
machine OF Frank r. Schilling. Green
span was coming down Market street
Twenty-third street, when, 10 was
shown Greenspan made a long turn
onto the south side Of Twenty-thlrd
street. crashing into the Schilllng ma
chine which had the right OF way on
that side Of the street.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
LECACIEs ron OLD sWEDEs.

made TO Old Swedes Church: One
for $1,000 by Mrs. Josiah Lee John
ston. of Baltimore, which will be
added 90 the churchyard fund. an
other Of $1,000 from r. Frank Sharp
ley, Of this city. $1,000 TO be applied
TO the Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) )
permanent fund. and $1,000 20 the
church yard fund. and a third Of 500
by The will Of Cora Monges, deceased,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
MAYOR ASKS FLAG
DAY OBSERVANCE

Mayor Taylor has issued a procla-
nation calling on an citizens 10 oh
serve Flag Day, Monday, June "a, by
displaying the National cOlors.
The Mayor has also sent letters 20
teachers Of all schools asking their
cooperation In having special eXer-
ciSs on that date The proclamation
follows.
"The citizens OF Wilmington are
urged 10 make a goncral' observance
Of Flag Day which occurs on Monday,
June The fourteenth 10 is important
at this time that the spirit OF Pa
iriotism be kept fully alive by the
universal display OF our National
c0lors.
civilian c. TAYLOR.
"NayOr. ."
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
court WORKS
OUT TAXRATE
FOR SCHOOLS
Three Districts Submit Bud
gets; ClaymOnt Suggests
75c Rate
ANNOUNCE FIGURE
LATER In MONTH

Estimated budgets for the coming
fiscal year were submitted IN fhe
Levy Court this morning by the New
ark. dupont and Claymont special
school districts. The budget from the
New Castle district was not received
today and the county school budget
Will not be submitted until next Tus-
day.
The Levy Court has all this month
TO fix the school tax rate in the county
and special districts but this will not
be done until budgets are in. The
Claymont district in its budget sug-
gests a school tax rate OF 70 cents.
The other districts gave the amount
that will have TO be raised by a prop
erty tax but did not suggest a rate.
The Claymont district includes an
Continued on Page Two)
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FALLS TWO STORIES
BUT HE'S UNHURT

James Roberts. aged 5t years. 70i
Poplar street, fell from the roof OF
a twO-story house. on West Twenty
seventh street. between Harrison and
Franklin streets. this morning. and
suffered severe contusiOns or the
body. lie was taken 10 the nlawarc
Hospital. where an examination
showed no broken bones or internal
injuries.
Nlr. Roberts was In the employ Of
Fulmer and Roberts. slate rOOfcrs
and was working on the roof when
the ladder slipped and threw him "a
the ground.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
COMMENCEMENT AT
DUPONT HIGH, JUNE Is

The commencement exercises OF The
Alexis /. dupont High school Will
be held on Tuesday evening June 70
at 7.3O o'clock STANDARD timcl, In
the school The list OF graduates Is
as follows.
Lewis ArmenlrOut. Howard Bald
win. Ethel Casey. Frances Gamble,
Josephine Graham. Eugene smith,
Garrett Handy. Thelma Hines, Roy
Jones. Holen Monigle and Margaret
Riggs.
mo class officers are: W. Lewis
Armenirout president: Roy r. Jones,
Nicc-presidcnt. Frances NJ. Gamble.
secretary; Josephine d Graham. treas
lf-lr
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
COUNTY RAIANCEs-

County Treasurer LippincOtt re-
ported county balances 10 the Levy
Court today as follows TO the credit
Of New Castle county. Si23.13i .5i (.
miscellaneous road acct S33 i0q. Chris
tianl hundred. SIS. .1S6.7i: Mill Greek
hundred - 996 go: White CLAY Greek
hundred. s3,96777; Pencador hundred.
81. .J27S3; New Castle hundred. 81
$3.50; Red Lion hundred. S3.7i067; st
Georges hundred. S2625ii: Appo-
quinlmlnk hundred. si,i273i: Black
bird. s2,2iii7; Brandywine hundred,
81 1886 60
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
FINED $500 AFTER
DISPUTE OVER PIE

Ethmos ]. Frank. who conducts a
restaurant at second and Union
streets, was fined $500 and costs by
Deputy Judge Finger in Municipal
Court this morning for assault and
battery on Thomas Leonard In the
restaurant on May 3. lie struck Leon
ard on the head, after the latter had
refused TO take cut Of pie at 10
cents. causing a fracture Of the skull
II was brought out IN testimony. Be
cause OF his severe injuries Leonard
lost his memory Of the affair until a
few DAYS agO. Tie was operated on ai
the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
piial and was in a critical condition
FOR a While.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
ROssELL SPEAKS TO AUTOIsTs.

John s. ROssell. presidcn. Of the
Security Trust Company, delivered an
address on the relations between
banking and automobile business. ai
the weekly luncheon OF the Whining.
ton Automobile Dealers Association
in the Hotel dupont. yesterday after
noon. =. b. Norman presided Forty
siX members were present.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
n. j. MACLEAN REPRESENTS
DETROIT AT CONVENTION

r. ]. Maclean, formerly or Whining
ton. and a member Of Inland Water
ways Committee. has been appointed
TO represent the Detroit Board OF
Commerce as member OF a committee
from different states geographically
tributary 90 the Great Lakes. The
committee will wait upon The resOlu-
tions committee OF The Republican
National Convention al Chicago. and
urge the advisability OF including In
the party plafOrm declaration In
favor OF improvement Of the st. Law
renee river In order 20 furnish a BET
ter means OF waller transportation for
the products OF the Middle West.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
DIR. KIRKuS NAcATInN

The Rev Frederick NJ. Kirkus. rec
tor OF Trinity p. z. Church. expects
10 be away from his parish from June
2i 10 August 26. He viii spend most
NJ that time at Taglesmere, Pa. In his
absence services at Trinity will be
conducted by the curate, the Rev
Alfred Lee Jones.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
AUTdhIORILE RLAZEs

The automobile of James n Brani-
gan. COO North Harrison street. was
badly damaged Yesterday by fire 40
the engine. The Water Witch and The
Friendship Fire Companies responded
20 sin alarm and cAtinguished the
blaze.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
sT ANDREWS MEN MEET TONIGHT

Me MDns ITUD q 81 NnITTW :
Church will meet In the parish house
tonight. Following election OF on
GERS Robert b. Rayncr, who was a
delegate 10 the diocesan convention
which elected Or. Philip Cook as
Bishop Of Delaware, viii tel OF the
work Of the convention.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
TLONCWOOD MEETING

Mr. and Mrs. William p, Bancroft,
Mrs Samuel Bancroft and the Rev.
William r. Nrooman. Of this city. were
among those present at the Yearly
Meeting at Longvood. pa. yesterday
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
nnnp CAsE AGAINSr HAIEI-

As ne mad been cNOnerated by
coroner's jury ne charge OF man
WAS n0lle pressed by Assistant City
solicitor Davis in Municipal Court this
morning He was driving an autOmo-
bile that ran down a Portuguese
while 40 work at Thirty-sixth and
Market streets several days ago.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
MASS. senator CALLS
ONNATTONTOREFJLSE
HOMAGE TO WILSON

Republican National Contention in Keynote
Speech Hears Democratic Administration
Scathingy Criticised-Redemption and
Reconstruction the TIOin Tasks Ahead Of
Party RepubIicaniSm- Would Dust All
Who Hare Bent Knee or Serued PreSi-
dents Purpose