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The France Delayed by Strike
and Fatal Explosion
at Sea.

Thirty-four liners are shown on the
chart to-day. or about half the number
Shat were represented on the Anal Sun
day In October OF the year before the
war. The elimination. of the German
sops, except few that are sailing under
other flags. accounts for the great diff
ference In the respective showings.
Three OF the greatest liners in commits
sion appear-the French liner France
Glib. from Havre the Cunarder Maui
retania (K-11), for Cherbourg and
Southampton, and the White Star liner
Olympic (H-6). from Southampton and
Cherbourg.
The France was delayed nearly two
days because of strike at Havre and
an explosion in boiler room when she
was about lis miles from Cherbourg on
her way hither. Nine stolers were killed
and others seriously scalded. and she
put back to Cherbourg. landing the dead
and wounded, and sailed the next day.
None of her 1,7o0 passengers. including
500 In her cabins. was hurt.
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lean 92 Sw Hatteras noon 10Th.
Katherine go w San Francisco 8 PM Goth.
K ka," 2 22 sW Hatteras noon 10th 10Th.
L J Drake % Sand Key noon Goth.
Labette $50 Z Cape Henry noon goth.
Lake Cahoon lat 20 IS. lon 81 noon goth.
Goth.
Lake Elkwater ~ Absecon L v noon
goth.
Lake Fairfax lat SO 81, Ion 10 "a noon 30th.
Lake Fraley 25 Sand Key noon goth.
Lane Earln 20 Tortugas noon Goth.
Lake FiGart 20 Sc South Pass noon Goth
Lake Fillmore II Sw Hatteras noon Goth.
Lake Freezeout 9s5 Cape Henry noon 10th.
Lake Geneva 235 SW Hatteras noon Goth.
Lake Ptckaway $50 NE Tampico noon Goth.
Lake strabo 10 w by Sand Key noon
Lake sunapee 300 Hatteras noon Goth.
Lansing las from Port San Luis 8 PM Goth.
2Sth.
Lenape 245. s Scotland v noon soth.
Liberty Minquas $50 Sc Galveston noon
Lightburne ia Sc Sabine bar noon Goth.
Limon 652 Cape Henry noon Goth.
Madawarka 6s4 8 Sandy Hook noon 10th.
Major Wheeler 800 NE Colon noon 2Sth
Manitowoc i6s S Ambrose noon 30th.
1anoa .6T1 w San Francisco PM 2sth
Maracaibo $40 Scotland L V noon 10Th
Mason City 315 n Jupiter noon goth.
Metapan $50 Colon noon 10th.
Mi,kianza l75 W San Pedro 8 Pm 10Th.
Mundale % NE Sand Key noon 10Th
Munplace 2C0 S Sandy Hook noon 10Th
Nesco lat .26 II, Ion 80 on noon goth.
New York 154 NNE Hatteras noon Both.
Octorara % n Hstteras noon goth
Orator 40 Cape Flattery 8 PM Goth.
Orinoc6 GOO Ambrose noon Both.
Ozette 565 from Charleston noon goth
Paraguay NE Cape Lookout noon goth.
Pariemina 1873 N Cape San Antonio noon
Goth.
Paul II Harwood 90 ssw Nantucket noon
Goth.
Pioneer 20 Il Tampico noon goth.
Point Adams 1903 San Francisco noon
Goth.
| Polarine so wNw Tortugas noon 10Th.
Portola Plumas lat 80 SO. Ion so 03 noon
10Th.
Rayo $50 NE Jupiter noon Goth.
Royal Nr<ow TJJ Colon noon 10Th.
Ruth - + Fire Island noon Goth.
v Hardness 372 INV Colon noon goth.
Salem County 80 NE Port Lobos noon 29th.
| Salina 906 w San Francisco PM 2sth.
| San Florentino 20 e Great Isaac Shoals noon
Goth.
| Santa Inez ANA San Francisco noon goth.
Santa Olivia 2S0 Sc South Pass noon Goth.
| Silverbrook 90 w Sand Key noon GOTH
santore a. Sc Cape Henry noon 30th.
/
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str North Land Boston for New York Cat
1855 AND.
Str Rosaiind (Br), st Johns, NF. and
Halifax, Ms, for New York, TO Bowring &
Co. with passengers. mails and mdse Qeft
at S:16 AND.
Str Erholm (Nor). Walton. Ms. for New
York with plaster to the Rock Plaster
Manufacturing Co; vessel TO J + Whitney
q Co (arrived at 1925 AM; anchored(.
Str Wigmore (Br), Liverpool via Boston
for New York, In ballast tarrived al IL 80
AM and left at noon). consigned to Furness.
Witty Co.
Tug Morse. light Cat 1890 AND.
Bound East.
Schr France. Goodnow. Port Reading for
ST Stephen, NIB.
Tug Chas McWiiliams, towing 9 barges.
Motor barge Radium Cat ii AND.
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Sepulga 457 Lobos Island noon 29th.
Standard 20 N Jupiter noon 10Th.
Stockholm lat II %, Ion GO 20 noon 30th.
Stockton 2,342 w San Pedro PM 18th.
Sunshine Tampico noon Goth.
SURNAME 80 " Barrios noon Goth.
Tamarac 25 w Sand Key noon Goth.
Tippecanoe - S Jupiter noon 2Sth.
Tregurno 1876 Sc Tortugas noon Goth.
Trip $50 L Cape Henry noon 10Th.
Ventura S02 w San Francisco 3 PM 18th.
vittorio Emmanuel III 40 NE Cape Henry
9 AM 30th
w S Rheem IA Sc Jupiter noon 29th.s
w M Irish 400 w Sand Key noon 10th.
wacouta ia NE Havana noon goth.
West Cactus $500 w San Francisco PM
2Sth
West Cadron ISIS sw Honolulu s PM eth
West Camargo 1887 SW Honolulu Pm
2Sth
West Kasson .42s w San Francisco Pm
2sth. -
West Katan $50 from Los Angeles noon 29th
wcqt Keats 715 wv Columbia River PNl
26th.
Wilhelmina 1856 w San Francisco PM 10Th
william G Warden 345 enc Tampico noon
10th. -
Winnebago i4i 'EsE Sabine noon goth.
Ye~oking $40 Cape Henry noon goth.
yorwo 240 Tela noon 10Th:
Zacapa $40 s Ambrose noon 2Sth.
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Archer 1925 Sandy Hook moo noon 29th'
Ancon 422 s Cape Henry noon z9th'
Anetta a N Jupiter noon 18TH. oo.S
Argon % S by q Fowey Rocks noon @oth'
Ario 1876 SW Hatteras noon 2ytn.
Aryan 1874 SW Hatteras noon 23tn 49,
Astrnacho No 1O7 e Jacksonville noon 29th.
Astral 3.Ol2 w San Francisco Pm 2oth.
Balsam 1870 + Savannah noon o2 18th. u
Beatrice 81 Canaveral noon 18th
B Bethnor ssS Cape Henry noon Goth; .o.
Bradford 14o S San Francisco IN IN, 29th'
Bondowoso 1883 w Seattle PM 2Ith.
Burnwell 30 L Lobos Island noon 29th;
Bylayl NE Cape Charles l. noon 2 ao
Calamares 7s7 Scotland l. noon T, Scbn' a
Chestnut Inn 1913 South Pass noon Goth.
China Arrow 1874 S San Francisco noon
city Of Columbus 1913 NNE Hatteras noon
CITY ty'' Of Everett 1876 Hatteras noon Both.
City OF Montgomery 23o Scotland l.
city Of Para 1.o2o s San Francisco Pm
city Of Spokane 1853 ssw Seattle PM
27th.
coliingsworth 10 q Cape Henry 8 AM Goth.
Concho 2l3 s Sandy Hook noon 18th.
Creole 10 Jupiter noon 29th.
Cross Keys 1,0i9 w Cape flattery rM
G scofield 500 e Tampico noon goth.
De Soto 1870 Z Ambrose noon 30th.
Deirosa 1 ,47T San Francisco noon 10Th
Derbyline 3,764 SW San Francisco Pm
9th.
Devolente 90 s Jupiter noon goth.
Diablo off Cape Lucas noon 29th.
Dirigo 20 w Sand Key noon 18th. -
e A Morse 20 e Cape Henlopen noon ooth.
East Cape S41 Z Ambrose noon 18th.
Eastern Merchant 100 waiting Island
Eastern Moon 40 E Ambrose noon 200, aoth.
ri occidente rs Jupiter noon 29th.
Hattpraa
ri Vale 23G ESE Galveston noon Goth.
Ecuador 1920 w San Francisco Pm 18TH
Edgehil 23l n Colon noon 2sth. ,,,, oo.,,
Ensley City 122 Sc by South Pass noon
E9sequibo lat 10 SO, lon II 30 noon 2sth.
y ID Asche is s American Shoals noon goth.
frederick r Kellogg 202 s Ambrose noon
30th.
Fourth Alabama 100 IL by Galveston noon
Fort Wayne 400 Ambrose PM Goth.
Geo G Henry Sw Frying Pan Shoals noon
GEORGE II Jones s05 SIC Galveston noon goth.
Cen Geo w Cocktails 027 Ambrose noon
Goth.
Gondia 300 81 Ambroae noon 10Th.
riulfand 445 NE Jupiter noon Goth.
Guifstream 3n5 wNw Tortugas noon 10th.
Hagan 80 Lobos Ialand noon goth.
Harold Walker 73 NE Jupiter noon goth.
Harvester 1877 NE Jupiter noon 10Th.
Hawaiian lat "a "a. lon II 20 noon eoth.
Heber ! .O30 8 San Francisco PM goth.
Hilton passed Alligator Reef noon Goth.
Hisko 10 w Sand Key noon 29th:
Hoboken 7o3 S Ambrose noon ooh.
fIoumn a75 SW Hatteras noon 10th.
Hovcn % NE Nantucket noon Both.
Howick Hall Is s Norfolk noon goth.
Hoxbar Is Sc Cape Fear noon Goth.
iris LEO s San Francisco noon Both.
iaanti % Sc Hatteras noon 10th.
J w Van Dyke 40 $. Cape May noon soth.
Ialapa els from Balboa noon goth.
L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

ranham, Parnahyba. Manaos and Iquitos
str Gregory, IL NJ.
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ARRIVED.

0tr Aqultania CBr), Southampton and
Cherbourg Oct %, 20 the Cunard Steamship
Co. Ltd, with Ga first. 732 second cabin,
I. 1b0 steerage passengers, malls and mdse.
Went TO pier 81. North River.
ofr Rotterdam Dutch. Rotterdam Oct 10,
pouIogne goth and Plymouth 2lst to the
WolIa nd America line. with 4S1 first. $50
Sscond cabin, 1855 steerage passengers,
mails and mdse. Went TO foot Of 9th street,
Aoboken. NJ.
mr. sarnland (Beig). Hamburg oct "a. 70
fhs Red Star line, In ballast Anchored Off
6tapleton, 81.
ar Finland, Antwerp Oct 20 and South
arnpfon 2fst, to the Red Star line, with pas
senrers. malls and mdse.
Str Donald Mckay. Pagoumenc SEPT Via
(1rfatobal Oct % 10 the United states and
: uetra1asia Steamship Co, with mdse.
Ctr Phoenix, Pot Joa Oct -, 70 walker
4 DAILY. with oil. Went to pier 5. Bayonne,
mr. Monterey Havana Oct &C. 20 the New
YORK. and Cuba Mall Steamship Co, with 10
oansengers, mails and mdse.
ar Concho, Galveston Oct 20. to tho Nal
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
Bv United States Naval Commun
cation Service.

distance given in miles.1
hbangarez 40 w Kingston noon 2eth.
Allentown 223 NE Jupiter noon 18th.
Aloway 1 ,010 II Panama noon 18th.
Anthracite Bridge lat 50 as. lon 90 "a noon
Antietam lat 10 90. lon n Al noon 10th.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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sun rfses "a Moon rises. 40 IN
Sun sets. % Moon sets. 10 80 AM
TINE OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER 81.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SATURDAY, OCT. 80, 1920

lory Steamship line. with passengers ana
mdse. Went to pier 81. North River 90
Str Visigoth (Br), Norfolk Oc' ~, 70
n S str Blakely. Hampton Roads
% 10 the Garland s eamship Co. with coal
In transit to ST Vincent CYL.
Str Songvand (Nor), Philadelphia oct ~,
20 o Stray & Co. with mdse In transit 10
Bergen.
schr Jessie L Leach. Lewes. Del.
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CLEARED.

STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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Key to Chart OF Steamships Crossing the Atlafc


Z BOUND WEST
! Name. Line From
Q New York. American. Southampton and
Cherbourg
p iceland .........Red Star. Antwerp and
Southampton
H Olympic ......... White Star " Southampton ana
Cherboirg
q q Columbia ...... Anchor. ........1... Glasgow
10 Leopoldina. French. Eavre
IL France French. ftaVre
O La Lorraine. French. HaVre
16 Hellig Olav. Scandinavian AMERICAN Copeh-
hagen
O Bergensfjord Norwegian American Bergen
q Drot Swedish American. Gothenburg
p 90 Patra. Fabre. .Marseies and Naples
Rochelle Baltic. .Danzig and Havre
+ 26 America Navgazione Generate Itaiana,
Genoa and Naples
d % Cu Djemal Dilsizan Bros. Constantnople
Cor ex-Ottawa) via Gibraltar
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CLOSING OF MAILS.
Transpaci6c Mails.

ranham, Parnahyba. Manaos and Iauitos.
str Gregory. IL NJ.
Transpaci6c Mails.
Close at New York at 9 PM as follows:
Hawaii, Japan. Korea. China. siberia.
Siam, French Indochina and Netnerianos
East Indies via San Francisco, str Korea
Maru, Oct 81. -,
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands, an, /, via
Ta1iti' Marquesas, Cook Islands and spe.
ciaily addressed mall for New zealanS and
Australia, via San Francisco str Mara"A'
Hawaii, Fill Islands. New, zealand ana an.
Australia via Vancouver and Nictoria' d.
str Niagara. Nov TO- - c,.,
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia, siam,
French Indo-China. Netherlands East lnoies
md philippine Islands. via vancouver ana
Victoria, &c, str Empress OF Russia NOV
IS. a., 49,.
.Must be specially addressed Tor TINS
'' fParcci post mails and specially addressed
correspondence
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BOUND EAST.

BOUND EAST.
No. Name. Line For
Manchuria. American. Hamburg
Kroonland. Red Star. Southampton and
Antwerp
Lapland. Red Star. Southampton and
Antwerp
Canopic. White Star. Azores. Naples
and Galoa
O Carmania. .Cunard Liverpool
X IL Maureana. Cunard .Cherbourg and
Southampton
10 Saxonia Cunard. Plymouth Cherbourg
and Hamburg
0 Is Calabra .Cunard. Naples and Genoa
Lafayette. French. Havre
L La Touraine French Havre
81 Rpchambeau French. ................ Havre
d 23 La Savoie French Havre
rs Nieuw Amsterdam. Holland America. Plymouth
Boulogne and Rotterdam
J 81 Ryndam. Holland America Plymouth
Bouogne and Rotterdam
20 Panhandle State United States Mail Queenstown
and London
Stavangerfjord Norwegian American Bergen
@ 33 Stockholm Swedish American. Gothenburg
O 80 Roma .Fabre. Naples and Marseiles
81 Providence .Fabre. Naples and Marseies
80 Palasciano. ..Navigazione Generate Itaana,
Naples and Genoa
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
GOP VICTORY
CERTAIN, HAYS
TELLS NATION
fconlInnnd from Flrst paeel

NN'ANNNN'N AlNNN ANAnN AANitN
Democratic extravaganza, autocracy
and failure 30 solve any Of domestic
problems. The Democratic manage
mont has attempted 10 hide behind a
pace smoke screen. which is as
counterfeit as the 1915 pledee mat
Wilson would keep Us out Of war.
"Bul America Is uppermost In tho
American conscience today and that
means that the American voter is
intent upon making America safe al
home as we'll as abroad. and that tho
Democrats party cannot avoid re-
sponsbiliiy for eight years OF NAL
administration.
"The electorate r. determined that
the accumulated work In Washington
VIII not longer be denied attention
that an the domestic problems shall
bo mel and solved Immediately before
Whicn problems the Democratic party
| for eight years has stood impoicnl
! and IN confessed bankruptcy.
81 hav1 complete 100 per cent
| faith In complete Republican victory
I this faI because ! have 100 per cent.
confidence in American common sense
and because have 100 per cent
! evidence that This dependable Amcri
| can Intelligence will certainly eX.
press Itself at the November polls.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
DEATHS.


pEARCE-At Baltimore, Md, on October
2S. 1920. Marjorie, daughter or George
r. and Anna G.. Pearce, aged months.
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 at
tend the funeral services at the residence
OF hcr grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Mulin. Snl ~ Van Hurcn street, ON
saturday afternoon. October N, at 23l
o'clock. lnterment at Cathedral ceme-
LENDERMAN-At Calais. France. on
October 1H. f0is, Lieutenant watson
Beatty Lenderman, Jr.. aged 36 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 at
tend the funeral services st tne tes.lgn,r
OF his parents. Penny Hill, Philadelphia
pike. Brandywine Hundred on Mon
dav afternoon. November 1, 1920, at 2iO
O'clock. 1ntermcnt at ktvervlew cemc-
terry Funeral in charge of American
WicKBs-In this city, On October p.
1920. William B.. husband OF Henri
eta Wickes.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services at MS iate resi-
dence 1Oi West Twelfth street. on fridnN
evening. al o'clock. lntorment at Cen
treville Md. saturday morning.
HUMPHREY october -. lu-u.
Elizabeth b. Janvier. wife OF Warden
Relatiyes and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services, az her late
residence, Manor avenue, Claymonts on
Monday morning, November l. 40 iu.Hu
o'clock. Further services and interment
nj Oid Drawers. Odessa, Del, at /
o'clock. without further notice.
NANskE-In this city. on October 70.
1870. Julius. husband Of Margaret
Mnuske. 49,,
Reiativcs. friends. members Of Loyal
order of Moose, brotherhood X X. car
men. r.. b. q W. Volunteer Keller As'
-oeiation and employees Of r., B. W
car shops. are invited TO attend the
| funeral from his late residence, 'VA
washington street, on saturday murn.
in~ m p o'clock. Requiem mass ai
Sacred Heart Church. lnterment az Ia
| thedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
uORRIS-PYTF

Miss Edith Morris. daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Carl Morris. 3ii North
Harrison street. and Edwin Pyle were
married last evening at the home of
the brides parents by the Rev. r..
II. Collins. The bride was attended
by Miss Helen Hall as maid or honor
and William Pyle, brother or The
groom. was best man. The weddinF
march was played by Mrs. Lewis
pyle. Tho bride wore a white taneia
gown with trimmings OF net and sill
yer lace and carried a bouquet of
white chrysanthemums and bride
roses. The maid or honor wore nile
green silk and carried yellow chry.
sanlhemums. The guests were Emil
Morris Henry Morris. Elizabeth Nor
ris. Robert Morris. Milton Morris
Carl Morris. Randall Morris. Mrs. J.
n pyle. Frank pyle. William Pyle
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pyle. Nir. and
| Nns Flwood pyle and daughter RE-
heoca Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Pyle, Mr..
and Mrs. George Marshlan. Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. r. Morris and son Frederick
Mrs Mary p. Mecsor Mt. and Mrs
John Haves. Miss Helen Hayes. JoaI
HAYES Miss Alice Cox, Mrs. Puse,
Tavlor. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nc
Clinlock. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hem
crion. Miss Jennie Swah. Nir an'
Mrs Edward Sadler. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Cole Miss Martha Washer
Miss Mamie Williams. Leonard LOCK
orman Mrs John l. Roberts. MIS-
Alice Roberts. James Hunter. Roner
Kirkland Mrs. VI. Wardel. Mis-
Henrietta Wardell Miss p. Black
burn Lancaster. Pa; Mss Ellzabet
Roberts, New Castle.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
MARKET HIGHER
AT OPENING TODAY

NEW YORK. oct % UNITED Press.l
Prices generally were higher at the
opening OF The New York stock EX-
change today.
Texas Co. opened at hh, unchang-
ed: Mcxcan Petroleum is9. up q;
United states Steel S7i4. up a; South
ern Hallway 29is. unchanged; Sinclair
.3iA. up v; American Petroleum
IS, on y; Baldwin Loco. iiiA, un-
changed: Northern Pacific Slh. un-
changed; Union Pacific i25h, up "a
Central Leather hh. up a; Corn
Products S2a, up Il.
After noon prices were stronger on
oncourag ng news reports rcsaidlns y
mo nolItlcal and labor situation. The
market rallied from heavInoss which
onvcloped Il after the opening ad-
Vanccs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
ROWDTES ASSAM
MRS. F. B. HILLE
contInned f-om FIrst Pase


promise Of an early abatement IN
the noise was evident. however. for
at that time an additional supply OF
Tin pans and boilers was brought into
play.
The speakers returned 10 their au-
tomohllos and were taken to The next
stand at Fourth and Jackson streets.
lraving the mob arguing among them
selves for and against McN0bb and
nearly coming 90 blows.
Ms. Hilles. Mrs. McGee and Miss
Boyle went to Fourth and Jackson
streets and took up stand on the
pavement In front OF ST. pauls r.
C. Church. where they began their
anbi -McNabb speeches 30 a new audi
ence. As the crowds surged around
them Mrs Hlles, who wac the first
speaker. took a step backwards,
mountius the first sien leadlng up Co
the church doors. The crowd was
orderly and Mrs. Hilles was able to
begin her spoe1i.
Upon seeing the women on ne
church steps the Rcv. Thomas +.
/ IWaldron. pastor Of the church, ap-
| preached Them ami urged them not
Iio u.s. the steps as hc did not ulnh
/ the church property should Doe put io
! iuolficql use The women, after
/ Father Wadron had explained his
treason stepped out into the street
land continued their plea against Nc
I Nabb.
soon the mob Of McNabh advocates
from Third and Madison streets, ar
rived ON lhe scene, augmented in
noise and numbers. and began break
ing up what up io that time had nDcr
an orderly meeting. Iheir mcino,
WAS practically The same as That fol-
lowed at the first stand. the hcai'n-
lof pans being the chief means used
10 which was added the use OF in.
tullng language and the odor O.
stink bombs.
several policemen finally arrived oi
the scene. but were unable 10 sienc
the ihrOng. which by this time hal
about doubled in size. Several NO
: men. supporters OF NcNahh. engage
, 'in heated argument with Mrs. u ]
lcs on her right 90 stand in tl'
street TO make an address ami ih
b crowd. taking The cue. became threat
,cnlnr. The policemen gathered ahOu
/; the speakers. telling The McNabD sup
] p0rlers the women had a right @
speak. the street being public prop
; erty. ON hearing this statement b
, the police officers, the crowd too
30 up the cry Of: III they an tali
. we can hoiler." and proceeded 10 pu
Z their words into action. The noise ,r
= crcasing ln volume.
p The officers. realizing tho usalcs'
q ness OF trying 90 silence The crow
81 advised the women 60 leave. The w
j. men again took 20 the automobile
r speed ng 40 their Third stand I
3 Eighth and Lombard strocls, where "
Evening journal., 1920-10-29

brought Il from Europe, how can Cox
who Is his ulderstudy do ~"
Like Governor Sproul. Colonel Mil
Ter was given rising vote OF thanks
and three cheers.
While Governor SnrOul was speak
ing, Governor Townsend arrived on
The stage. Thus there were two gov
ernors and a former Governor assem-
hled on the same platform. The stage.
which was handsomely decorated in
national colorS, was occupied by some
forty men and women prominent In
Republican circles. Among these, IN
addition 20 the presiding officer and
speakers, were noted former United
States senator Henry A. dupont. Cow
ernor Townsend. Col. George w. Sparks.
/ lDr. Walter u. Stack. II. II. Billany.
Charles Warner. State chairman
/ Townsend W. Miller, Major J. Dan
forth Bush, nominee for lieutenant
/ governor: George B. Miller. John
| GOvat0s. Charles A. Patterson. Rcpuh-
/ liean county chairman; Charles H.
| Grantland. Coroner Isaac s. Bullock.
| Atiorney-General David ]. Rcinhardt
/ City Council President George r.
Lyon and Councilmen Forwood
| Mearns, Faulkner and McManus
/ George II Kerr, Walter Burris, Judge
q. c. Rheuby Harry u. Haskell. Prank
y. Lackey. George p. Bissell and Frank
/ G.. Tallman.
Among The women not were Mrs
| Donald $. AshhrOok. Mrs A. W. War
ner. Sr, Mrs. Annie c. Cox, Mrs Flor
encc A. Cox, Mrs. J. c. Green. Mrs
George II. Simmons. Mrs. II NJ. Fisher
Mrs Jane NJ Deakyne. Mrs. Florcnc,
J.. Warren. Mrs. Mary II. Wilson. Mrs
Annie Arniel. Mrs Catherine Linck
Mrs. Eille C.. Maguigan and Mrs. Mahc
Ward
/ Prior 10 the meeting William p
White and the Harding COoldg
League sang several selections an,
during an intermission Billy Raymond
sang a solo number.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
AUTO SUPPLIES,
TRUCK STOLEN
cnnlInnnd frnm Flrsi paee.

Continued from First page.
Thieves also saved the heavy lock On
the door 10 that room. Aficr leaV-
Ing The garage .hcy closed the door
and disappeared.
Russell Reed. who operates tho
truck. was late In returning ycster-
day aud did not put the truck away
until about $40 o'clock one-half hour
after the garage had been closed for.
ihe nieht. He told Mr., smith he had
secured every means Of entrance be-
fore leaving The stolen accessories
include 7i-30x3 10; 7-32x3 i-&
iO-33Xi. and i230x3 United States
tires. The value OF the other access
sOries taken could not be estimated
until ihp stock is Inspected.
4 flyer announcing the theft mas
been sent 90 an the principal cities
| and towns near here
Evening journal., 1920-10-29

women addressed an orderly mcaiins
Mrs. Hilles In speaking 90 The women
and women about her taid:
81 have not come here as a Re
publican or as a Democrat. ] do not
come here 90 make a plea Tor either
party ] am eroh merely for he
purpose ~ protesting 20 YOU women
against ihe election or Mr. McNahh
90 The State Senate AGAINST The cleo
iion OF a man who says that the
women OF his own State are not n.
Go vote, and who declares mat "a
woman's place Is In the home 10 thc
exclusion OF an other duties.
81 am not going 90 advise you
whom 30 vote for IN his place, In
| facl. I do not care whom you vote
for just so 10 Is not Mr. McNahb. "
Mrs. Hilles said she herself was OF
Democratic family. but would not
approve Of any man who said that
/ women were no. the equals of men
Mrs McGee also spoke
40 The close OF this mectin7 several
women In The audience began "a
hcckle The speakers.
Evening journal., 1920-10-29
IT'S UNLIKELY

BFnFORDSHlRE, Eng Jacob Wes-
ter here claims credit for the devils ny
OF a new sport which probably VIII
not sweep England Wester. farm
hand. and his fellow i'm the field race
snails along a picket fence for a
penny a race. II usually takes three
davs 10 conclude one of the speed
trials over a four-fo0t course.