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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-23
REZBOIUL CIVIL
IN BELFAST.
|SPITALELE STUNT PLINE.
!'sUTE DE RANITI 81 MORTI.
Militarii sunt in neputinta de
a staplni situatia.

BELFAST, % Iulie. - Belfas-
tul este in flacara razboiului civil.
Turburarile din trecut sunt mimi
curl pc linga valurile revolutiona-
re care matura orasul, umplind
spitalele 81 morgile GU raniti, NOR
III 81 muribunzi, prefacind strazile
in abatorii 81 pietele publice in
cimpuri de lupta.
Fortele m ilitare au intors masi-
nile de pusca asupra revolutionari-
lor incercind - in zadar pima in
timpul de fata = sd curme tulbu-
rarile. Situatiuea ajuns prea gra-
va ca trupele carl sunt la indemi-
nd sd poata stapini.
Gel putin l2 persoane au fost
omorite. Unii din eli impuscati; al
til batuti; altii striviti de moartc
Suite sunt in spitale. Alte suite zac
ranltl in caSele lOr.
Cincizeci 81 patru de barbati au
fost arestati.
Joi toata ziua au fost lupte spo-
radice. Gu lasarea noptii luptele at
devenit mai generate 81 mai inver
sunate. Gu cite-va minute inaintt
de miezul noptei, intregul oras pa
rea ca este coprins de oroare. Lup
tele au 7nceput astazi. Revolutia $
Lluptele au 1nceput sa patrunza $
in partile acele ale orasului car
pima acum au fost linistite.
Grupuri unioniste, inarmate CT
tot felul de armc pc earl le poat'
nascoci firea omeneasca, sunt or
ganizate in vinatoarea Sim Feinc
rilor, 81 ii urmarcsc in casele lor.
De cind all 1nceput luptele pes
te suta de pravalii all fost jefui
|te.
| Sc zice ca guvernul trimite tru
pc de intariri in Belfast.
| Dol Sim Feineri all fost inecat
Gle unionisti pc cind incercau s;
|inoate della docuri.
| Lucratorii della caile ferate refu
"a sa conduca trenuri Gu trupe sal
munitiuni.
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PENTRU ROMANUl
,,WRTUTE 81 DEsFR1U''

Sc mai certified primirea urma-
toarelor sumo:
Suma precedenta ..... $1,731.5O
loan Terecu, Blain w. Va. $50
Ellie Bars, McKees Rocks, Pa. ESQ
George Pintea, Youngstown $500
George Ciocan, Canton, o. ;. 500
Toma Lulusa, Pennington,
w. Va. -. ESQ
Ambrozie Morar, Ellwood,
Ind. $50
Petru Sarlea, Sharon, Pa. :. ESQ
Carol Craioveanul, S. Wei
lington, B G. ......... ESQ
Nicolae Vasiu, Akron, o. -. ESQ
Dina Ana v. Tincu, Resinari,
i jud. Sibiiu 2.5C
Simion Stoia, Elkton, O. 49,. Csc
Mike Rosca, Muskegon, Mich. 2.5O
tVasile NJ. Valeanu, Farrell,
! Pa. 2.5(
Dina Ana Ghetia, Cleveland,
I Ohio 2.5(
mic. Giurgiu, Cleveland, O. 2.5(
loan Doroga, Detroit, Mich. 2.5(
Joan Salajan, St. Paul, MINI. 2.5(
Total ..... $1,sO9. OK
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STRI DIN PATRIE

acele sumo, sd nu fic siliti lie Ia
sa acolO.
Acesta programul nostru (pla-
nul nostru de munca). ST credem
ca asa venim mai bine in ajutorul
,poporului in treaba GU schimbul
banilor.
MARE SUPIRARE face inca
masura luata de guvernul della Bu-
cnresti, de plati Pc slujbasii din
Ardcal, in loo de Lei, Gu coroane,
81 anume numai cu doua cor. pen
tru un Leu, = in vreme ce ofiteri-
lor carl fac slujba i'm Ardcal, li-se
dau sau Lei, sau trei coroane pen
tru fie care Leu.
Ziarelc din Bucurcsti dcsbat a.
prinse acest fpat, arat1nd prin pill
de vii grcsala ccrc face. Tn jude
Gator, de pilda, primeste in Ardeal
cam 1000 Lei pc luna (in Regatul
vechiu 1900 Lei .acelas judecator)
Daca acum ii da 2 cor. pentru un
Leu, va primi judecatorul ardele-
an 1000 coroane, lar un locote-
nent din armata, prinind 1900 Lei
81 pentru i'm Leu trei coroane, are
Gle luat $500 cor pc luna.
Impotriva acestei hotariri sluj-
basil all tinut sfatuiri in carl au
hotarlt a cere domnilor della Bucu-
resti indreptarea nedreptatii cc H.
sc face, ca daca nu, eli vOr lua hota-
rIri foarte dureroase pentru bunul
mers al deregatoriilor de obste.
81 stiti de unde vine toata isto-
, ria asia trista? De acolo Cd mai
multe Banci mari din Bucuresti
all cumparat zeci de milioane de
coroane, Gu cite $50 bani (cite
3 cor. 20 pima la $50 pentru un
leu). Avfnd .ingramadite astfel de
coroane, bancherii s 'au dat pc lin.
ga oamenii buni della Ministrul dc
finante (cel pcste banii tariff ru
glndu-i, sd lie lase sa iscaleasca ace.
ste coroane la 1mprumutul de stat
Gu 2 cor. pentru Leu!. !. 81 Mini
steriul lea dat voc, acum de GU
rlnd inca. Stia el de ce lie da acea
sta voc !.
lar acum ar vrea sa sc scape d,
coroanele ingramadite la Ministe
rul de Finante. Oar cui sd lie dea
Negresit calicilor de slujbasi ardc
leni, carora Sd lie para bine cas-
vad platile 81 asa.
Oar slujbasii au protestat. $
drept all avut. Deputatii Partidu
lui National ii vor cere guvernulu
sama de aceste lucruri, acolo in A
dunarea Deputatilor. Caci de ma
fac multe de acestea, raminem "a
} ra slujbasi. .,Libert0tsos
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HARDING nominal FORMAL.
In CuVdntdca dc aeceptde spune ca dumM dsemnat
dc ConQeSl din Chicago va f urnd Gu fdttae.

Una dintre cele mai mari dele
GATH era cea din Cleveland, lar al
ia aproape identica din Dayton.
Soldati in uniforma 81 fosti sol
dati faceau serviciul de garda
traficului 81 cu mare greutate au
putut tine multimea sa nu treaca
peste linia desemnata ramlnea
pentru circulate.
La unu dupa amiazi multimea a
plecat spre pare. Cind aparut la
tribuna senatorul Harding, multi
mea la aplaudat cite-va minute !;
fara alta intirziere presedintele
comitetului central Will H. Hays a
introdus pc episcopal Olgham, ca
re spus o rugaciune.
Senatorul Lodge care presedin-
tele comitetului de notificare a
fost calduros aplaudat de multime
cind a fost introdus de d. Hays.
Cea mai entuziasta ovatie i s'a dat
cind denuntat Liga Natiunilor.
,,Presedintele Wilson" spus ell,
,,si-a propus ca sa ne faca membrii
al unei aliante permanente compu-
sa din natiuni streine, care amenin-
ia independents, suveranitatea 81
|siguranta Statelor Unite. Aceasta
incercare a fost blocata de republi-
canii din Senat, caror reservari
protegiuitoare au fost respinse de
presedinte."
,,Dati-le la cape, a strigat unul
din multime, tllrburind de prima
data, masca imperturbabila a sena.
torului.
Senatorul Harding atingea pune
Itcle principale din programul de
munca al partidului, in cuvintarea
lui 1ncepfnd Gu declaratia ca par
tidul republican va reda poporului
reprezentarea guvernului, conform
constituted.
Ell a repetat ce spus mai inain-
te ca: ,,guvernul unui partid Sc
deosebeste de guvernul unei per-
soane, unui individual, dictator,
autocratic"
Referitor la relatiile internatio-
male senatorul spus: moi nu am
incercat ca sd zadarnimic aspira-
tile lumii. MOI ne-am decis ca sd a.
param America. Am fost decisi a.
tunci, precum suntem 81 acum 81
yom fl 81 in viitor, de a preserva
aceasta republica liberia"
Despre scumpete Harding spus
ca un rezultat, al razboiului, ca
magaziile s'au golit de produse ia1
productia in regres.
Referindu-se la nelinistea sociala
81. economical, candidatul republi
can a spus ca nu Sc poate restaura
linistea prin gituirea libertatii.
Fata de Mexico ell pledat ca 81
Sc arate prietenie 90 intelegere ca
intre vecini".
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CrOdl0 a Cazut in mana RuSiIOr.
ANatN trlmt 0 mSiune niitda in PO|Onja.
GERMANIA PR0TESTEAZA CONTRA TRECEREl DF
TRUPE ALIATE PESTE TERITORUL EL.

este evident ca cooperarea aliatilor
in acest razboi dintre Polonia 81
Russia, nu este departe.
unul din fruntasii acestei misiu-
nj este Generalul Weygand, sfatui-
.torul intim al Maresalului Foch.
Altul este Generalul Racliffe din
Anglia.
Acesti dol barbati, dupa cum sc
spune, au ordin, ca sd cerceteze ce
Sc petrece 81 Sc la masuri ce cred
de cuviinta 81 Sc raporteze aliatilor
ce lipsa Sc simte in Polonia ca ma
teriale 81 provizii.
BERLIN, % Iulie. - Aliatii au
decis ca Sc faca pregatiri pentru
Iun posibil ajutor militar polonilor,
in aceasta legatura ministrul de
externe german DR.. Simons a zis
ca daca aliatii contempla ca Sc tri-
mita trupe peste Germania, in aju-
torul Poloniei, guvernul german
va prOtesta cu tOata taria contra
Iacestei calcari a ncutralitatei eli.
Germania, spus Simons, Isl
va apara dreptul eli contra ambilor
beligeranti, 81 orr ce trupe carl
.vor trece pc teritor german. vor fl
| ldesarmate.
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DESPRE BARFIRE.

Cred, vel fl 81 dumneata - i'll
bite cetiotr - de parerea mea ca
un crestin adevarat, care site ce-
ii, trebuie sd alba in mare cinste
sfinta scriptura, ca find cartea,
din care va putea scoate calauza 81
1ntarirea in credinta. Oar, ori de
cite orr fie cetind-o, fie c'ar as
culta cetirea eli in biserica; cind e
vorba dc eXpunerea minunilor &C
Domnul Christos a facut, sd nu-i
fic pironita mintea nici la multi
mea, nici la marimea lor, pentru
ca cca mai mare IMMUNE, fost,
este 81 va Fl faccrea lumei din nj
mica. Stim ca D-zeu a facut totul
din nimica, numai cu cuvintul
,,El a zis 81 s'a facut'' ST daca a
facut totul din nimica, prea usor
la fost, ca sd faca dintr 'un ON
bolnav sanatos. Apoi minunile sunt
birfite de necrestini, cum 81 dc
crcstini neadevarati. (Dupa cum
cred, al putut sa te convingi din
evanghelia cetita).
Domnul Christos adesea orr era
Inconjurat de multi oameni venit
din diferite parti, unii ca sd capett
vindecare de boalele ce sufereau
altii sa asculte frumoasele lui in
vataturi. Unii mai veneau numa
sd urmareasca att vorbele cit s
lucrurile Domnului spre le birfi
cu scopul de a face pc lume sd nj
creaza nici invataturile lui, nici mi
nunatele lui lucrari, dupa cum s's
lntimplat 81 in imprejurarea de
scrisa de evanghelia cetita. Lumes
buna la suflet 81 cu inima curati
cind a vazut pc cei orbi, Cd dup;
'cuvintul Domnului au capatat We
dere, cind all vazut pc eel indra
cit 81 NUT, ca s'a vindccat de boal;
81 putut vorbi; plini de incrcder'
Isl bucurie all strigat: Ca nici o
data IA vazut asa in Israeli. la
eel cu inima plina de rautate, car
turarii 81 fariseii spre a intunec;
|minunata lucrare a D-lui Christos
birfeau spun1nd ca: ecu domnu
dracilor scoate pc draci".
Strasnica rautate este 81 birfirea
ca inebuneste pr birfitor facindu-
a afirma lucruri neadevarate, G.
| adevarate; ca a facut, face 81 inc
va face multi oameni nenorociti D
lume. De aceia Sc cuvine ne ocu
pa, sa privim acest pacat uricios q
birfiei sau al vorbirei de rau, ms
departe.
j Sa vedem, ce este ca in sine, Gin
nascodit-o, de cind este iptre o.
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meni, &c feluri de rautati duce 81
cum Sc cuvinc crestinul Sc pazi
de ca.
FOcul 81 otrava sunt rele, caci pc
unde tree ele, ucid tot ce este viu,
laslnd in urma paguba 81 jale, dar
birfirea lie intrece i'll rautate; caci
ed pc cine ataca, nu cauta sal uci-
da, ci dimpotriva, ea cauta al des-
braca de toata podoaba cinstei,
spre a face pc victima, sd sufere
multi cit va trai, 81 gaseste multu-
mirea in nefericirile ce pricinuies-
te, GU cit victima traieste mai multi
81 sufere mai greu.
Vorbrea de rau este FLEA dreap-
ia dracului; ell find fatal min
ciunei caci nascut minciuna ,,ca-
ci este mincinos 81 tata al ei'' loan
Cap. 8, parag. Az.
VOrbirea de rau e veche 81 ia
cut cea mai mare stricaciune, pen
tru ca prin ca poate suferis eel bir-
fit, eel ce vorbeste de rau 81 eel
ce asculta vorbirea de rau.
Regele Saul ura pc David CINE
rele sau 81 cauta al ucide. Unul
din servitorii regelui Deoz, pentru
a capata mai buna cinste la stapi-
nul sau, spusc regelui Saul ca:
Ahimelic, unul din supusii regelui
ar fl gazduit, ospatat 81 intrebat
pc D-zeu pentru David. Cum auzi
Saul aceasta vorba chema pc Ahi-
melic 81 fara a tine seama de in
dreptarile lui, porunci la servitori
sal omoare att pc Ell, cit 81 fami-
liza lui, 81 astfel Ahimelic 81 toata
familia lui fura ucisi.
Iata cum vorbirea de rau facut
nu numai victima, ci mai multe,
cum adus moarte celui clevetit.
Sa vedem cum birfirea aduce
paguba celui ce asculta.
Regele David auzind ca a murit
regele fiilor lui Aman, 81 ia urmat
Ia tron fiul sau Hanun, a TRIMS
oameni ca sal mingaie pentru mo-
artea parintelui sau, 81 sal aduca
felicitari pentru urcarea pc tron ;
dar niste birfitori au vorbit rege-
lui Hanun de rau pc trimisii lui
David, facind pc rege al crede de
spioni. ,,Oare socotesti tu ca David
pentru ca sd onoreze pc parintele
tau, TRIMS mingaietori catra ii.
NET Dare David ma TRIMS pe ser.
vii sal la tine, ca sd cerceteze ceta
tea, so iscodeasca 81 so surpels
! 81 regele Hunun . crexut cuvintel,
I lCostinxars % pso.
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CUI 81 SE OPREASC1 DIN
CE M Sc CUVINE?

All planul e asa: Pentru 1000
de coroane sd capeti 500 Lei. Din
acestia lei la nina 800 Lei, lar pen
tru 200 Lei primesti un ,,bon" (do
vada), ca mai al de primit alta.
Sc spune ca aceste bonuri vor Fl
mai tlrziu schimbate ell Obligatiu-
nj de stat, raminind acelc sumo ca
imprumut statului.
Aici alesii partidului national
au urmatorul plan:
Sa ceara cu staruinta, ca guvcr-
nul sd nu opreasca cele 200 Lei din
fiecare 500 luate pentru miie dc
coroane, deceit acelor oameni orr a.
sezeminte, earl all deschimbat SUI
me mai mari ca $4,000 cor.
Oar daca un taran sau ON maj
de mGloe. are de ;schinbat 1000
10000; D,6QNari 81 $4,000 dc co
roanes aSaStuiia~sa Use dee toti Lei
cc 81 cbkla! Aasa, aspa. india
ia, aHneF Gel dih bofi 50 & is Sc dee
maca1 n 1lpssts g q se !ass| s. J
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,s' 49, SrvLs
DE CE?'

1aca de ce: All 81 un taran ajun-
ge avea usor pima la $4,000 de CO.
roane. O pereche de boi de mijloc,
o pereche de cal char slabuti, ii a.
due $4,000 coroane. Omul STA vim
dut boil orr cali ell gind sa 81 lee al
til mai ieftini 81 Gu banii ce- ram1n
sa-si lee cele de lipsa pentru iarna
lemne, grlu, sd plateasca darea, 81
altele.
Daca statul ii opreste 81 lui cele
200 din fiecare 500, sau 2 mil din
S mil, 81 10 mil din 25 mil de Lei
ce ar avea de PRINT, - omul nu-
81 poate lua nici alte vite, II are nj
ci Gu ce Sc provedea pentru iarna.
Asia moi vom cerea so impede
cam. Oamenilor GU sumo pin la
$4,000 coroane, asadar taranilor NO
|stri cam tuturora sa li-se dee toti
Leii ce li-se cad, orr acum indata,
|ori restul peste citeva luni, - dar
sa li-se dee!
- Celor ce AL peste $4,000 cor
| de schimbat, carl sunt dara oameni
lcu bunastare mai mare, - acelora
! fie, sd li-se dee pc bonuri Obligati
de stat 81 sa le ramina din fiecart
500 Lei 200 in Imprumutul statu
lui (din $4,000, 10000 in imprl
mutt, Aceia pot lasa alta. ST sa $
lase. Ca trebue 50 ajutam statul, c;
al nostru este. - Char 81 eel Gu su
me mai mici, daca n 'au lipsa de e
lie, bine fac de lie lasa statului &C,
limprumut. Dar cei-ce au ipsa d
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VANDERBILT MORT.

! PARIS, % Iulie. - Aseara ma
trele milionar w. K. Vanderbilt,
eel mai vcehiu membru al acestei
renumite familii, a incetat din via.
ia. Funeraliile Sc vor face in bise-
RIGA americana ,,Holy Trinity" la
IL q. M, Luni.
|, Avesea in proprietati ramasa in
[urma acestuia e evaluata la co.
GOO. 600 Pima la 100, 600, 900 dolari
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VARSOVIA, % Iulie. - Con-
siliul National de aparare a
decis sa trimita o cerere La
Moscova pentru un armistitiu
imediat, in conditiunile suges-
tionate de aliati, s'a anuntat
aici in mod Official.
NARSONIA, 23 Iulie. = Comu-
nicatul dat de ministrul de razboi
polonez, anunta ca bolSevistii au
capturat oraSul Grodno, pc care
armata poloneza Ia aparat GU toa-
ia puterea de care dispunea.
La sud detasamentele infanteriei
rosii care trecut frontiera Cali
tiei fost impinsa indarat spre
riul Zburcz, dupa o lupta care a
tinut toata ziua.
Inainte de caderea orasului Grod
no, fortele poloneze au fortat pc
bolSevisti sd paraseasca fOrtul della
nord de oras, insa prin un contra
atac bolsevistii au slit pc poloni sd
Sc retraga la sud.
PARIS, % Iulie. - o misiunt
franco-englcza, compusa din mill
tari, a plecat All spre Polonia. Gu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-13
HARDING NOT MIXED IN SLUSH
FUND SCANDAL is LOOKED TO
BY MANY AS STRONGEST MAN
Continued From Page one

Continued From Page One)
They eliminated in the call of Sena.
tor Harding upon Senator Johnson.
Not until many influential party
stalwarts felt that the triangular
deadlock between the "big three" Of
fered little hope of an early nomina.
tion that insured party unity, did
the Harding movement make pro-
gress
Few important changes were ex-
pected in today's first ballot. 1t was
expected the New York delegation
would turn to other candidates the
few votes remaining at close yes.
terday, for DR.. Nicholas Murray But.
Ter.
Gains in New York for both Wood
and Lowden were claimed by their
management. They also expected
further divided gains from Oregon.
Missouri, Delaware, Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey. North Da.
kota and possibly Michigan and Ne.
braska. Friends of both candidates
were hopeful that todays lineup
would put one of the two :'over the
top" while Johnson workers also cx-
pressed confidence of a break" to
the Californian.
Senator Harding's friends and other
leaders not closely associated with
the Ohian but interested primarily in
n harmony" ticket developed the
Harding movement. Many leaders
were sounded out on all dark horses,
with Senator Harding apparently Sc.
curing the greatest support.
Delicate relationships were involved
in the Harding negotiations but most
of the leaders in the early morning
conferences appeared agreeable to
trying Harding first among the large
field Of dark horse material. In the
background, however, were formid.
able compromise eligibles like Gov.
ernor Sproul of Pennsylvania. Lead
ers were prepared to take up anoth-
er, should the Harding boom, he
wrecked.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-13
COMMISSIONER YOUNG MAR
ROWLY ESCAPES DEATH IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
The latter knew nothing of the acci-
dent until some hours later.
DIR. Hardy stated yesterday morn
ing that while Mr.. Young's injuries
are serious, there is no cause for
alarm over his condition. He hopes
TO have him on mis- 6et again in a
few weeks.
Mr.. Young, when seen at his room
this morning, was inclined to be
cheerful and stated that although he
was slightly disfigured he was CO.
ing to be out of there in a few
days and for his friends not to do
any worrying about him.
Mr.. Parker stated that Mr.. Young
was underneath the car at least 20
minutes before he was finally res
cued and was surprised that he sur
vived the accident. The car which was
badly wrecked was taken to Berwyn
for repairs.
The place where the accident oc-
CURED is at the top of a small hill
Just this side of Berwyn which is
close to a rather sharp turn. Max
ing this turn the car got beyond
control resulting in the accident.
This is the second serious automo-
bile nishap that has occurred on the
Berwyn road within the past few
days, the first was when a car driven
by Mrs. Charles King turned turtle
off a bridge and pinned her under.
meath where she drowned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-13
WILL 'HARMONY" HAVE TO
ANSWER SIN OF LAMB AND
LION SLEEPING IN REPCB-
LICAN COMMUNAL BED?

Continued From Page One)
went back to confer with his col
leagues.
The Ohioans came before the plat
form in Il body and raising theirs
voices above the pandemonium which
was sweeping the hall, il Termed
Senator Lodge they did not want ad-
jcurnmcnt. They were confident they
were at the psychological moment to
press the baloting for their candi-
date
Finally Mr.. Willis. and Marion Y.
Herrick. Harding delegate, were
lifted to the platform, where there
was n hurried conference at the con-
clus.on of which both men declared
they had agreed to the recess and
Mr.. Willis on leaving, declared:
IT'S all settled; Il will be Hard
ing when we come back
All the leaders hurried down town
for conferences. Evidently the de-
veopment threw bombshell into
the Wood camp. for the generals
managers declared it would not be
"all over" when the convention re-
convened ana tnnt senator dirdins
would not be nominated. Some Of
Harding's managers declared they had
perfect confidence in the result and
that Mr.. Harding would be named on
the tenth ballot-the second after the
reconvcning.
During the recess negro delegates,
representing all negro votes With the
exception of three, called on Senator
Harding, piloted by Charles l. Cot
rill of Ohio. Cotrill said they had
obtained a satisfactory statement from
he senator as to his attitude on
questions affectin; the negro popu'
lation and would throw 55 votes to
his support during the afternoon.
1t was stated at Johnson's head
quarters that the senator had directed
that his cohorts continue the fight
Recess was forced by threat from
the Johnson camp to throw his
strength TO Wood unless time was
granted for consideration of the situa
/ ton
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star. He has been in newspaper
work since he was l9.
When in Marion. he spends his
time in the active management of
the newspaper. He is practical
printer and delights in spending
hours in his composing room hand
ling type.
He began his newspaper work on
the Marion Mirror, democratic
newspaper, at SO a week salary, and
was discharged from the 'staff dur
sympathies were with Blaine, and be
cause he insisted on wearing the
high nat Of the Blaine partisans.
The republican presidential nomi-
nee was born on November 10 1865,
at Blooming Grove. Morrow county,
Ohio. 70 miles east of Marion. When
boy, his family moved TO Gale
donia. nine miles nearer Marion, where
young Harding taught school two
years. He played "A cornet in the
Caledonia brass band, and later re-
ceived a college education at little
Baptist college at Oberia, Ohio.
When 10. Harding moved to Marion
to study law, but law did not hold
his fancy. In college he had been
editor of the college newspaper and
newspaper work thrilled him. It was
then that he began work ON the Mir
ror.
His political life began in 1899,
when he was elected to the state
senate from the 18th Ohio district.
In 1903, he was elected lieutenant
governor of Ohio, and was elected to
the United States senate in 1914.
He was married in 1891 to Miss
Florence King. of Marion.
Golf is Senator Hardng's particu-
lar hobby. He also is great base
ball fan.
He is a great home man, ana likes
nothing better than to sit at his own
fireside entertaining friends with the
help of Mrs. Harding. He takes
great pride in the fact that he has
never had any labor trouble at his
newspaper plant.
Senator Harding is trustee of the
Trinity Baptist church, of which he
is a member and upon whose service
he is a regular attendant, when in
Marion.
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felicitations. but Mr., Harding told
them they were premature.
Mr.. Harding received visitors in his
shirt sleeves. in "a small room facing
Lake Michigan.
Mr.. Harding withheld any statement
regarding the progress of the voting
in his favor. He also stated that 1t
would be highly improper" for him
to make any assumptions In this
connection to discuss the vice presi-
dency. Leaders Of opposition factions,
however, planned to discuss the ques-
ton of second place on Harding
ticket, with the Ohio senator during
the recess. In the senator's main
headquarters. Ohioans gathered in
scores in discussion Of the turn of
the nomination tide toward their fav-
orite son.
Ex-Governor Willis, who nominated
Mr.. Harding, yesterday, was given
much of the credit by the Ohioans
for the start given to Mr.. Harding.
Many Ohioans and also other dele
gates who gathered to greet Mr..
| Harding, declared that Mr.. Wills
speech was one of the most striking
of all the speeches. and that dele
gates were impressed both by the
arguments and dramatic delivery OF
Mr.. Willis, which happily stirred the
| convention.
Senator Harhng's representatives,
said they were hopeful of inducing
senator johnson to become Senator
Harding's running mate in the inter
est of party harmony.
Friends of Senator Harding con-
ferred with Senator Johnson during
the recess with a view to inducing
Johnson to accept the vice presiden
| tial nomination.