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Lowden Gains Is Delegates;
Gen. Wood Loses Same Number

CHICAGO. juno 4.--Lowdcn forces
counted 81 delegates into their column
as tho result of today'S decisions OF
contests by tho Republican natton't.
lost ar equal number which would have
been counted for them had the pendin6
contests been sustained.
All attempts at split decision? were
lost. While various committeeman pro
tossed to see behind the arguments lor
party ha rmony which were advanced
reflection of personal views rs th"E
might be favora bic to Governor LowdSn
and General Wood. the committee In re-
peatcd roll calls refused TO max! com
promises. and proceeded 70 make u.
cisions on the evidence or party resu-
larity in the local and district ma
Mississippi For Iowden-
Iowdcn forces started Off by winning
the contests in the eight conSreSSiond
districts Of Mississippi. They claim aii
these delegates. ,, S.,o,d
CONVERSATIONAL district Of Oklahoma
where the Wood forces won a half vote
also nv tho seating OF Dr.. Hngh Scot' !.
OF Holdenville. and Albert Nelly 'h
Bristow. respectively. ,
Then the IDwden chiefs cialn:co al
other addition Of support "nrn nm re-
nittcc voted 10 scat the regularly re-
nnrtcd delegates from South Carotlna'
I'D nv National Committccmar Foloct'.
The Tenth district Of Tennessee VT
70 the regularly reported delegate; hoo,
crt r, church, a negro OF Memphis ouI
that was claimed BY none OF Inc various
managers. ,,o
Tho sDertacular decision OF the DAY
was tho hard fought and long deiaE'u
contest from Georgia where the aer
gatcs headed BY Henry Lincoln JonnSym;;
an Atlanta negr3. who. II was lcsiillcu
before the senate committee lhEcHt's"a :,
ing campaign expenditures. recSin Sa "a
50 600 from the I-owden campaign a."U. nc
wcrc resisting the attack or sea. u
contesting delegates admittedly orstm ga
,zed by Frank Hitchcock. ana coun'''
FOR the candidacy Of General VOL -
BEFORE the committee adlournsa =
continue in a night session: JohhSVa
hiy four--the delegates-at-larSe. TO @ y
hcen seated on the ground or orSanIz"
t,on regularity In their conHen'iSn ~, -, i
,sedinys and the First ana SecsnS
Gcorgia congressional districts eIso nao
becn voted the same way. Ihe eSIurst ,. ~
in inc six districts remaining IN ts'. coH.
,,.os vaid to bc much Of tho saline haIurr'
The 1Ace Issue.
coutb Carolina and Georgia confess
hronght the race issue and the color inc
into the deliberations OF the committee
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SUES HER NOMINAL
HUSBAND FOR DIVORCE

GENEVA juno 3.--F'aced with the al
ternattv" Of being Gatiunalizcd or get
ing married. Lydia Zelinskara Of Mos
cow. ChoS" the latter solution temporar-
". she explained IN Geneva divorce
court yesterday. According to Miss
Ielinskara'S story. which was corrobo-
rat ted by her husband. tho BolShcvik sec
rotary OF the naturalization committee
called on E"r NJ her home IN Moscow
ana informed her she had been chosen
as the wife nf one or tho leaders in
Premier LSrines' cabinet. Either she
must submit or h" "nationalzcd" the
Eolshcyik cmployc said.
Miss TclinSk7ra who was a y0un1
school mistress. decided to do neither
She persuaded a Swiss Nicolas Weiss
~ Appenzen. 10 marry her nominally
Two sacks oC white flour were instru-
mental in securing tho services of 4
RUSSIAN priest to perform thr marria &C
ceremony WITHOUT tho usual religious
functions. Tho marriage. however. was
registered At the SWISS consulate in
Moscow tho bride becoming Swiss
citizen.
Weiss and his wif" did not meet again
after tho ceremony until q steamer
Transporting Swiss refugees from Rus
sia arrived At MarscillcS. Yesterday
MISS ZeInskara sued her nominal hus-
band for absolute divorce Tho Suir
VAS NOT defended and She obtained a
decree
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despite all efforts 20 keep them out
Tn" contest over tn" Tolbert delegates
from South Carolina brought up the
much discussed question OF whether the
Republican party in the southern states
would do better without association
with the negro. Tho ContestinS dclC-
gates in tho South Carolina case stirred
w row, in which the lie was frequent
Is passed, charges Of machine rule" tn
pcrpetuatc" an office holders trust. AMI
further charges. Tho hearing furnished
fireworks and vaudeville. Gales OF
laughter, roars and cheers and waves or
applause swept tho committee room.
National Committeeman Tolbert became
SO enthusiastic In his description or MS
Donublicanlsm that ne actually did
dozen steps OF a jig and pranc"d up ano
down the aisle. ,,
Negro witnesses supported tho claims
OF tho contesting delegation, testllyih6
TO their inability to take part IN Sne
Tolbert faction conventions. ard &c
c,arcd they had been threatened with
death II they attempted to attend then'
STACKS of affidavits presented IN sup
nort ~ tho claim Of tho rcgula ctty OF the
robert delegates. they declared, nn"
hccn cooked up since tho c"nF"nIl"H.
80 thcrc wnrc broad intimations OF now
The signature might have hc"n on'H'n"1
Wv white FACTION Wins.
~ cowmIttec decided. however. thtt
CO.. as the cvIdcnc" b"for" II "'n..
To,hcrt had tho evidence or rrEuiarIt!
{, thc south Carolina conN"ntl"n pr
anod,nps and seated Tolhcrts d"i"Eat"s.
Renewed pleas for splt' dcclS,"n ,n
o,,nc With tho calling of IN" '""reia
80 National Committeeman Ia"kSHh'
~ Georgia, who is retiring from IN"
oonomIttSc and withdrawing from IN"
vt,tn made n special plea that inc M
,ionol committee establish harmony
oronr tho factions there. and prccIuh"
cmntrsts at the next nationa! 'nhNch
ZION hv seating all tho delegates ana
giving each half vote. TIL" comm'tt.,..
However. howlcd the suggestion Over
With n quick vote and stood tight on me
principle.
Johnson and his small army or negro
coherts were waiting in the ante rooms
for the decision. and when the news OF
the decision favorable to- him r"ach"d
there. scenes familiar TO any on" VINO
had attended an old fashioned southern
camp meeting were rccnacted shouts
and screams OF the Johnson party re-
sounded through tho coliseum. Admiring
negroes danced about their leader In a
wild dclirium and raised such ain that
the committee In tho next room had rif-
f,culty IN proceeding to the consideration
Of the district contests.
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PROVOST GUILTY OF
FIRST DEGREE MURDER
BY VERDICT OF JURY

MT. CLEMENS, Mich. lUn" t.--lh"yd
Provost was found guilty Of tn" murder
Of !. Stanley Brown by jury IN cir
,,,,it court here tonight. The jury WAS
out upproximatciy thrc" hours. The
verdict returned was guilty q! murder
in tn" first degree"
Judge Lamb in his charge {" tho jury
which was Of about 5000. words In
length. allowed for verdict OF aCQu't-
tai or first or second degree murder.
.Nftcr the jury had retired. JudG"
Lamb. in a statement charged that per
Jury had been committed. and ordered
an Investigation by the prosecuting at
tornrN Of the county.
I'm all my experience as Judge he
stated. have never seen so much per-
mry as 7 have in this case. tn" t"sh,
monv has been 50 contradictory and
there has h"eu sn much perjury as u
NIKE II, arparcnt an "ft"rt has h'cn
mad" ~ cover up.
should AN lnyc>tjGats'u H. tn" Prose
ru,irC authorities prove umaNAit'nI,
1udcr Lamb said. Il grand jury should
be called.
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SIX INDICTMENTS FOR
VIOLATING Lever ACT

,'r\RLESTON. June 4.-Th" federal
Grand Jury In session here made itS
tindI report today and was diScharSco
hv INDIE rrt1r {. Pritchard Hftrr re
,nru,mg "A total OF % indictments. SIX
were for violation Of the Lever act.
three rnr violation of tho Harrison mar
rntic Yci and the o,h"rs under the ma,
tinnal prohibition act ana kihorco
statutes. >.L o,,norr
ono Of tho oldest and largest stores Oh
Huntington. and two Of IT'S members
- II NndrrSon and W. h. Newcomb,
wCrr indicted for alleged violation OF
rhr Lever act in tn" sal" 0f women
Garments. TIL" Norv"ll-Chamh"rS Sno"
company and twC Of ITS mcn,h"rS. J"hn
!: Xoryru and Frank T. Boildin or
huntington. and N""ll & Co ana H. H.
%ocll Of Charleston w"r" similarly IN
dict"d a.. ,,.or
Other indictments under the i;cN"r
act were ". A. Faulkner. NJ HorT,.
iiarry Ah.r. Mi. Hope. and William II.
Hrndcr. Oak HIll. ..,.
.rhr casc Of IN" United states versus
,bC diamond shoe and Garment com
,ory and two Of it's officers. Whitley Il.
,;cnr, pres sidcnr. and Fred y. Moore
secretary. occupied tho full tim" or ihc
court today. and may hn concluded 10,
morrow rh" defendants were charged
under tho Lever act with "N""ssiv"
nrIrrs for certain specified w"m"nS
garments.
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Sutherland Tor President Men
at Chicago Are Encouraged
PROGRAM Will Be Determined
Upon the Arrival, of the
Senator on Sunday

Special 10 The lntclllG"h'''-
CHICAGO. H., Jun" 1.-THE Sulh'r-
land for prcsiden;" -l"ck took ire
mcndous jump today as a d,rcct rev. S..n
or the hot contest between Low L''',',, "u.m
Iahnynr and wood which in inc opihlom
.,,,'',rnrs Rcpuhliran leaders Will
~rnyn beneficial 10 Nest NirgihiaS C'"-
didatc. .,,o,,.d rn~ Surh-
crIand today at tn" Ia Hn''
where suite has ben i'iT, N'nM 'nT.,ns, -
twelfIh floor. Cons>d'tiDlr inl'''S,
b"inr taken hv various Rrpunll'ah , u',
ornt%s hrrc who up unllI inns lN'.t
hed shown little or no interest," !" wv
sutherland posSihil''a"% l,c leaders
,',h,n,d ,yIth the investigators Of cam
najrn expenditures, have h'"nN'n'
pp%..n,, ne atmosphere III TN" HUihtr'
land headquarters in II ma't'r 'nn' f',,,
r'u H., indicates that the senator lr"rh
w.. VIRGINIA is being given serious
Consideration from quarters that I''
toforc ave little or no conSiH'ra''"n ~
him "a presidential CahuLu"'e'
man q" Held Conference
M, ,,,,inr nurtinn Of the afternoon
me ,akrn m,'Jyr M bv Or. Randolph J. H"rsry
and Virgil l.. Highland. c"m'nitt''i,,"i; II;
~ confcrcncc with chairman Hays "'"
COL Thcodorc li""seN.'t,. t,.,uIns,,r dole
James 6 Lakin. "f 'haricSI'a', w. Wrr
,,J" NJ large. will reach thicaE" Sa'ur-
Sn.e ornin,r -, 10 make final hotel ar
roHSrcmcnts raS for the West Virginia dele
senator Howard sutherland Is 'ThT,nG
I-oshjnpton on the broadway lln'''u II
S,aTrdov afternoon. and Senator DAVIS
ETtins l. coming from New YORK WIN
n nariv OF big political guns IN pF'-
vat" car. - 1, Senator
Sutherland will be placed IN hnil'ii t,ul ,s,
Tor the presidential pr"icr"nC" ny 'iu"sIr
Inscnh " Sanders. Of Blu"icld: one o.
,ha Two delegates from the Fiith CON
rrnssional distric, 1t has mol yet bcen
determined who will hc asked I" MAKE
srrondlnr speech. JudG" sanders,
,,c"rIins To reliable report. faFTrnolS
tn tho nomination Of senator Iiian
Johnson So far as report ana rutnWI .
rocs ne Is tn" only ono Of the SIXTEEN
Selcrntes who fuvors Johnson AZ hIH
second choice. Wood Is credited Win
huvirr more delegates for HIM aS ser
mnd choicc than amy Of the other out "'
Just what the sutherland nr"gra m
will b. will not he settled until a''e,
senator Sutherland reaches ChiCag" and
conTers with the West Nirginians me
headouartors Of the West virginia dele
cation will be at the La Sale Hotel. and
there also will he tho headquarters OF
Senator Sutherland. Rooms have aIHo
been reserved at that hotel Tor Soha-
tor Elkins-
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GOVERNORSK|P
AGAIN CLOSER.
NET GAINS OF l48
FOR MONTGOMERY
Eight Additional Counties
Make Their Official
Reports

With seven additional counties
making their official canvassed retulhg
TO the secretary of state Friday. and one
county. Fayette, reporting its canvass.
ed totals direct to The IntelliGence1.
further gains are shown for Montgon,
cry over Morgan in the close race Tor.
the Republican gubernatorial nominAr
ton. rs
In the eight counties the net Mont
gom:ry gain is l4S. reducing the Nor
gan plurality Of the day before from
1924 to ., 0S6. The latest totals on
both official and unofficial county re-.
turns for the entire state follow:
Grosscup .............. Hf,6lb
montgomery ........... 4S,ISI
Morgan ............' ol,o11
In Fayette county the Montgomery
plurality was increased from 64S to f0oIs
in Barbour it was reduced from 733 TO
72S; in Boone il remained unchanged es
5sS: IN Hampshire the Morgan plurality.
was Increased from 279 to 291; in Lin.
coin the Montgomery plurality was In
creased from II to 81; in Monongalta
the Morgan plurality Of Sa9 was un-
changed in Nicholas the Morgan ma,
jortv was reduced from 255 to 24S: IN
Taylor the Montgomery plurality was
lowered from $50 to S02. = .a
The state tabulation by counties fol.
aovERNoR-1EPUBLIcA1 80
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Four Marion County Precincts May Be
Thrown Out, With Montgomery Gain

fcials had run out OF Republican Dai-
lots and sent out To other precincts TO
borrow ballots. Attorneys rcpresentihe
Judcg Morgan demand that this entlre
precinct be thrown out.
At Minervillc il was discovered that
an election clerk had signed the names
of tho voters in the affirmation books.
Morgan carried this precinct. and the
Montgomery attorneys ask that 1t DC
thrown out.
affirmation books were signed at all.
and il is demanded these precincts a's'
be thrown out. Tho recount VIII Dc
completed tomorrow.
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Spccial Dispatch to Tho Intclligcnccr
FA1RMONT. w. Va, June r. with
thirty precincts out or thirtv-nihe !"
the county completed in the recount
now in progress. errors have been dis
covered in four precincts Su1lclent' inc
.a,tnrnrvs say. to throw them all out.
In tho event these precincts arc thrown
out sam b. Montgomery, candidat" Tor
Republican nomination Cor governor,
will gain about slXty-twp votes over
Indigo Morgan, his closest opponent.
At Mo1ongah. where Montgomery had
r majority OF ninety over Judge Nor
gan. it was found that the election OF
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PENROSE Will NOT SE
At THE CONVENTION

PHILADELPHIA. June 4.-I-i.t' to-
day lincmcn began stringinE additional
wires TO tho homo Of United States
Senator rCnrosc in this city.
While there was no announcement
from the senator or his physicians. thus
moyc is accepted as meaning tho sem
etor will not attend the Republican
national convention. but will he in
close tclephonic touch with the proceed
jnrS at Chicago.
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WASHINGTON June both senate
and house held night sessions again TO-
night in a final effort TO clear up
congestion of minor legislation and one
or two important bills before maj ,S aa,
juurnment at p. m. tomorrow. Inc
senate approved the conference report
on TIC merchant marine bill az amended
Ia meet house objections, and theh
ground out a number Of private pension
measures Between times II went INTO
executive session To confirm the nomih-
ations of about 500 postmaste some
600 others remain TO be acted upon TO-
morrow.
The house. during the day. sent the
merchant marine bill pack 10 conference
for amendment and took up the measure
as revised again tonight with the hope
Of getting IL TO the president lomorro"
in time for his consideration before tns
66th congress ended this, It's second
session.
While tho house was busy with the
merchant marine conference report. IL
received Presidents Wilson'S veto or the
bill to establish national budget S!s-
tenn. An attempt was MADE I" pass
tho measure over the veto. nut IL ialIcu'
All of the z annual supply measures
cxc"pt one had been completed before
thu. night sessions ended. the one re-
naming is the river and harborS mea, ,
sure and since it stlll was deadI"Ckeu
in conference leaders had about slysn
hold out for the Sl25.n0N.O0o total hxea
hy the house while the senate manaGsrs
a apnarrrtrv were equally as inSlstent
that the senate total Of S2i.Vou'V0o be
retained 80, .i,
The third deficiency bill. carrying
s5S. O0O. 900 also was in conference pul
/, was expected /" bc passed before au
journmcnt. One money measure phsste,Gi
the naval hill. carrying Si3b, ,VoV:eV" S''i'
awaits The Presidents approval
The total Of all tn" supply measures,
including Two deficiency hlllS ana tne
railroad deficiency measure paSSSu 80
,iris :csSIun was placed at $4.l22.oNH. 10.
This Included permanent appropriatlonS.
or sl492OnO. 900 for tn" public ueot
sinking fund. good roads and govern
ment departments and institutions nov
provided for in the l3 regular ahhuai
supply measures. An, o,
Tho largest ri the supply hills vas
Tho nos, office measure. when carrl.u
S46o $40. 400. The next largest was ,n'
army bill with Il total Of 3S4.3Z:'oVV,
The sundry civil measure carried me
s,mc os the naval bill. For the railroad
In ficiency s2O9 600. 600 was appropriated
while s2i9. so. 600 was provided Tor pen
sions The only other supply measure
Exceeding $lOO, ,0OO. 900 was the Ics'SIa-
live, executive and judicial. which car
rIed slOi725. 600.
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VETOED By WILSON
President pisapproves Of the Bill to
Establish Budget System.

WASHINGTON. Jun" 4.-Frcsidont
Wilson tonight vetoed the bill to cstah-
lish a budget system of submitting the
appropriation estimates OF the govern
mcnt departments.
Tho president said that under tho
hill congress would have authority 10
remove the comptroller general from
office. and that this authority should
bc reserved TO the executive department.
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DIGGING UP MORE OF
GENERAL WOODS FUND
Horace Stebbins the wood Treasurer,
Testifes-Hoover's California
Finances Unveiled.

WASHINGTON, Iunc 4.-Th" senate
committc" investigating nc hhanclnS
Of campaigns Of presidential candi-
dates today sought AN cStimat" OF III"
amount raised /" further the candidacy
nf Major General Leonard Wood for
the Republican nomination. but failed
to arrive at definite iigurc.
Horace Si"hbins Of N"W YORK. cast
ON treasurer of tn" Wood national
campaign committee. said he would be
unable to estimate the Wood national
fund until tn" books were audited.
Chairman KENYON Of the Sgmmit',G nran &c
The total of $l.lS0.nnu estimated by y.
4. SpraSuc. tn" W""d fund treasurer at
Chicago. should give III" grand total
senator rumcrrn", OHIO. a Democratic
number ur thu ccmmitt"". however.
uCurrd that approximately E@2N,'po
should be added t. Mr. SpraGu"'S total
Scope May Be Broadened.
While The committee was hearing Mr..
Slrhbins the senate sent to committee
with instructions to report tomorrow
tbc resolution offered yesterday by
senator romcrcnr. proposing the scope
of the inquiry h" enlarged 10 include
congressional campaigns. and that the
Investigation y" continued through the
November election.
Stcbbiu$. " h"m senate officers had
hcrn seeking SIn"c early in tho inquiry.
was The only witness al the committee
ono day session. He declared that he
had been on trip in the canadian
woods far from telephone or telegraph
lines When he completed his test-
monv. chairman Kenyon told hlm that
tie rrlumllt,r VAS satisfied that b" had
mn intention Of Avoiding cNamlnati"n.
Testimony gwen by SiGbhimS relating
Is eastern financing of the Wood cam
najgn and accounted for contributions
totallylng approximately $262.cOh. some
nC th, cont rIhutorS and their amounts
previously have he"n given to the COM
mittce hy MIR. Sprngue.
Tho Hoover Finances
Warren Gregory. president Of the
Hoover Republican club. Of Idaho. ;eSti-
fled tonight before ,he senate inrcsh-
eating campaign committee. that the TO-
r1I rNunusCs incurred in California in
connection with the Johnson Hoover
urinary fight there and in other Pacific
coast states amounted TO SS2,2lo.I2.
Mr.. Cirrgory testified that there were
many subscribers to the Hoover fund
and thht tn" largest subscription re-
CrIved was for $4,000 from a lifelong
friend Of Mr.. Hoover He denied
charges OF the johnson managers that
thcro were many hired workers. deciar-
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rH WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Torseast:
wsstsr Pennsylvania-C1oudy proba-
bly, showers Saturday; Sunday fair and
warmer.
West vfrgtnia-1ain Saturday; Bun
day fair and warmer.
ohio-Partly cloudy In west. showers
in east Saturdsy; Sunday fair and
warmer.
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sI0 COAL TRATHIC.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. juno Dur
ing the month OF May. 2.9H'.1oo hush
Gle or coal or 1910 tons. passed out
~ ,bc Kanawha river by barge accord
Ing 20 figures compiled by Frank Conk-
i'm Jr faderal engineer. This is in eX-
cess OF the amount carried on water in
Nav 1919
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NEW RED OFFENSIVE
AGAINST The POLES

LONDON. June IA new BoIShrNik
offensive has begun between the i'rlN,t
region and the Dni"ptr river. a'Cnru-
ING To news that has reached LONDON
1,ha adyiccs say that the Polish OUT
rosts have bc"n driven by a force, oi
- nnO cavalry and one infantry division.
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CHARGE MAY Be
REPUD|ATED
Senator Moses Statement the
Most Interesting Fea-
ture of the Day

CHICAGO. Juno 4-Dccisions OF the
Republican National committee which
today disposed OF twenty-five contests
for seats in the national convention OF
the party tonight brought a charge OF
steam roller tactics from Senator
Moses. of New Hampshire, who con-
Quoted General Woods pre-convention
campaign i'll the southern states. He
issued d lengthy statement whose tone
was in sharp contrast to the jubilant
notes that came from the Lowdcn head
quarters.
. Evidently a mistake has been made" :"
said Senator Moses statement. The
steam-rollcr which was used so effect
lively in the convention Of 1912. and with
such disastrous results to the party in
the election following, has not been
scrapped after all. 1t has merely been
in the machine shop for repairs and for
som" new attachments"
Senator Moses statement was issued
on his own responsibility and without
either the knowledge or approval of
other Wood managers. 1t was pred Ct
cd by some OF the Wood partisans that
populations might develop and possibly
entail readjustment OF the Wood man
agement.
After reading the statement issued by
Senator Moses, Will Hays. chairman Of
the Republican national committee. said ::
L have nothing 10 say. not word.
The action OF the Committee taken in
open session speaks for Itself
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inr that almost all OF the workers were
t.niunl",rS. a.,
lat. Mrs. Urtty Green. has DcCh SUM
moncd for examination about the seicc-
lion OF delegates TO tho Republican ha-
tinnal convention from Texas y SUD SUI,
nornHc also has been issued Tor WI
liam Loeb. Jr.. secretary TO the Iate
prcsidCnt Roosevelt. who II has been
irstit,cd collected S225.000 from New
York men no help finance Major Cen
oral Leonard Woods campaign. me
committee has been told that Mr.; l:ocp
started on trip several days o"lor'
his name came into tho inquiry.
Tho hooks Of Senator InhnHChS Gait
pairn organization III California arr
also hcing awaited. The. quetsion or
extending tho authority OF the commit
tcr ,n inquire into expenditures INTO
tho presidential and congressional 'a'n, :,
p,lgns ending In November ia expected
10 come before III" scnht" tomorrow
inr this inquiry is before tn" contingent
rxrcn~n committee, with IN" under
standing that IL will hc reported out At
that tim" for vote.
Mir Gregory in his testimony contra
dirtcd previous statements about Inc
expenditures made for Herbert Hoover
in california.