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The evening world., 1920-09-30

NH'ef Justice Mcdonald OF crim,B.,
1o''' announced to-day he would an
point the Grand jury as spo.,., j.
'e''lsating body Monday after n.
Term expires, and Instruct The mer
''rs 20 continue the lnvestieatl,p
'uuse McDonald said II more n,.,
'rS had confessions 10 make ,sS..
would be received but thai no No..
nifty would De granted
immunity has not been rrs,toa
% .noS0 who confessed. but II tbosa
who confess help to clean up ba.shsr
added. ''''e' on he
win only S25oOO OF the 500 oooo
which Is said 10 have beon n,t5 ~.
New York gamblers to basobsii
players accounted for. Il Is annopnc.5
that the Grand Jury viii turn A. 49,
'ohtloh TO charges Of crookedness /,
'he National League. II IA b,Itcyod
that az least three more Eamblers ana
IA number OF additional bail pi.vor.
VIII be Indicted.
The testimony given by John
McGraw and President HovdIer ~
caused the Inquiry 10 be turned IN tho
direction of the National orEanlza-
ton For that reason Fred Tone.
ana Benny Kauff as well as Plteher
Duouo wll be called to testify. II /,
believed that Ksuft Is Innocent og
wrongdoing, but he will be ashed
about an offer OF $500 which ls said to
have been made 70 him by Heinie
zimmerman OF the Giants ana ta-
which MoGraw says no dropped Zim-
norman from the team.
The crime of gambling or conSplr.
ing 10 gamble rs a mlsdcmeanor in
Illinois lf the players received brihes
20 throw tho 1919 Worlds Series they
could be punished under the clause of
conspiracy 90 gamble. The penalty
10 a small nne or jail for not more
than nix months Indictments for
general conspiracy would make pos
siblo a ten-yoar term.
Mr. Hoyne. II was said here.
H''AltQ To incline toward a BELIEF
that it would be dinlcut to obtain
indictments for general conspiracy.
Several attorneys interested IN the
investigation issued statements In
which they differed widely from
Iioyne's statement Alfred Austrian.
attorney FOR Charles Comiskey. ownor
n the White Sox, quoted tho Illinois
conspiracy statute. which provides;
~ two or more persona con-
spire together with the fraudu.
lent and malicious intent wrong
fully and wiekedly 10 inlure the
person, character Of business, or
employment, or property Of an
othsr-shall be deemed guilty Of
a conspiracy"
Austrian declared the men could ba
under this statute. tie also
vigorously denied that the inyestiga-
don was started by enemies OF Conis-
key 10 ruin the White Sox's chances
Tor winning tho ponnant this year.
Austrian announced he was asked
BY representatives OF the states A.
.ornsy's office and Judge NOD
The evening world., 1920-09-30

Police Commissioner Enrlght issued
an order to-day that members Of tho
uniformed force who had seen service
IN the Spanish American War and the
World War should wear their service
bar one-half inch above the police
shield while on duty The order be-
comes effective Immediately. About
1000 men are affected.
The evening world., 1920-09-30
PRICES OF SHIRTS
CUT HEAVILY BY
MAKERS IN TROY
Wholesale Rates Reduced by Earl
& Wilson $3.50 to S24
Dozen.

TROY, n y, Set. aO-A big re-
duction In Wholesale prices OF shirts
was announced by Edgar II. Belts.
president Of tho Earl and Wilson Com
pany OF Troy Betts predicted that
similar action would be taken within
ten days by all eastern shirt manu-
facturerH.
Tho cuts range from $3.50 % S2i
a dozen.
The evening world., 1920-09-30
TnE sTRUGGLE IN IRELAND,

ireland ~ seen by Sim Fsln uJ-mpa,
thiaer. Read the series by Francit
Imolfett, assorinte editor OF tho New
Hcpubilc. Begins In The World, sunday,
oct, o. Daily thereafter in tho morning
edition. Order from neWBdenier IN ad-
vance, ~ tho editions of both the sunday
aud the morning paper are limited 70
AaFanee dcninnds--AdYls
The evening world., 1920-09-30

Samuel CorAornt. twenty eight. OF
No. 1872 st. Marks Place, Brooklyn. fell
down an elevator shaft az No 400
Water Street to-day. and was removed
20 Volunteer Hospital with a fractured
6kull
The evening world., 1920-09-30
JOHNSON AND BORAH PLAN
TO FORCE SENATOR HARDING
INTO OPEN ON LEAGUE ISSUE
Support by Covenants Friends
Make Ants Fear Double
Cross"
MAY SPLIT THE G. o. P.
lneconcilableS See Candidate
Facing Both Ways and Want
Showdown.
Especial From a staff corrsspondsnt
Of The Evening Worldly

oI me Evening Worldly
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-Devel-
opments impending in the Republican
campaign At is learned from persons
in touch 1th the inner circles OF the
organizaa n. threaten an open breach
between tie pro-League and anti
League factions.
Senators Borah and Hiram johnson.
according 20 a well authenticated re-
port emanating from close personal
friends in Washington. are formulat-
ing and will send TO the Republican
Presidential nominee within a week
or ten days a Joint letter that will be
a veritable bombshell in its effect on
the surface harmony between the "Ir-
reconcilables" and pro-League Repub-
leans.
n is understood TO be the plan OF
Messrs. Borah and Johnson. acqui-
esced in by another prominent Repub-
lican OF their way OF thinking. to sub
NIT 20 Senator Harding questions
which will cali for categorical an
swers with reference 10 his League
attitude, and which will, when so an
Bwered. remove all doubt growing out
OF the conflicting statements OF tho
nominee himself and interpretations
put out by other persons based on
personal conferences with him.
This decision, which has been ma
turing in the minds Of the anti
Leaguers FOR some time has been
strengthened by the arrival from
abroad OF Elihu Root with a draft Of
a plan FOR a permanent court COM
posed Of international iurlsts, 10 be
set up in conformity with the League
covenant as a part OF it's machinery.
SEE AN EFFORT TO FACE BOTH
WAYS"
The interview given out by former
Attorney General George w. Wicker
sham after a conference with Sena-
tor Harding some weeks ago at Mar
ion. representing tho nominee not un-
friendly to the League, aroused the
suspicion Of the leaders OF the "Irre-
concilables" that the candI date might
be attempting 10 face both ways on
this issue. This feeling was intensi-
fed when Senator Harding declined
to affirm OF deny the sentiments at
irlbuted to him by Mr. Wlekersham.
Ambiguous statements made by the
Republican candidate I'm several oil
his speeches are said to have further
d squieted the Johnson Borah faction.
10th Senator Johnson and Senator
Borah are said to have felt assured
that thens was no marked difference
between Senator Hardings attitude
and their own, after reading his ac-
ceptance speech, but subsequent de-
velopments have forced the convic-
ton that the only way 10, clear up all
antiquities and conflicting interpre-
tatons Of the nominees various state
CONTINUED on Tenth Page)
The evening world., 1920-09-30
Northern Paeine Mead neaInn..

James NJ, Hannaford, Preslden: OF
ths Northern Pacific Railway has. re-
signed. He viii be succeeded by
Charles Donnelly, who has been acting
80 executive Wee President u the COM
nAAA .,...
The evening world., 1920-09-30
PotAtoes ID bO Centa 3 nnahrI.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept 3O.-Po-
tatoes III the price toboggan here TO-
day. The Wholesale price was nifty
cents a bushel. a reduction Of 81
The evening world., 1920-09-30
SUGAR DROPS AGAIN.
Federal Company Sells nuIk Gram
uiAted Rt ~ Cents.

The Federal Sugar RohninE Company
has announced reduction In ne price
OF refined sugar Of one-half cent a
pound 10 thirteen cents. for bulk gran.
ulated.
II II expected that other big reanors
Will follow suit
The evening world., 1920-09-30

SPECIAL f0f today. IhuuSdiE SEPT 80, Ip3o-
I0ndoq hIoil Preach fried bQlatool. asol Ihlh
lih n9oT. VOID BHndaG--
The evening world., 1920-09-30

CONTINUED on Second PaEo.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-18
ihCREAsT I'M MARGARINE
CONSUMPTION

Continued high prices or fnos
commodities az Mell iii improved
methods of Manufacture ara rest aons
ible IN large degree for the aston
ishing increase in the nse of mar
garines during the last three III four
years. Statistics show that annroxt
mately 400 million pounds 81 mar1ar.
ines We're sold during the past year.
while but $50 million rounds have
been marketed four or five yaars ago.
The per capita consumption ia the
United States on June s0. ig29 had
reached four pounds, while fla the
Scandinavian countries, noted foF
their dairy products. che consumg-
tion was between forty and fyrtytive
pounds.
A very large portion of that great
increase In consumption i due to
the introduction Of nntmargarines III
which vegetables oil IL used ais q
base rather than the animal oil
wlHch Is called ''oleo"
Margarines were first produced AZ
butter alternatives with the idea
that animal fats exclusively could BE-
used as the base, but after the rack.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
REV. SAMUEL srTtLIFrE WEEDS.
Local Episcopal Pastor Takes Ethel
 Johnson as; B:idc.

Rev. samuel Sutcliffc. pastor of St
 Mary'i Episcopal church. and Miss at the New Britain hospital, were married al +:3o o'clock yesterday afternoon at Christ's church Hart ford. The ceremony was performed by Bishop (. F. Brewster. The couple were attended hy the groom's father. mother, brother and sister from Phil
 adelphia. a number of the local con- gregation and a few friends of the bride. charles Bradley Of this city was best man and Miss Johnson's sis ter was tho bridesmaid. After a we'd ding trip the couple will reside in this city at th" new st. Marks parsonage.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
POLICEMAN I.tDBBED.
Was Calling for Help With Aid of His
 TrlI~ty Gun.

Santiago, Chile. June 17.--Investi- gation of what was supposed to be an attempt against the life of Arturo Alessandrei. presidential candidate of the liberal alliance, has established that the shots were fired by a police man who had been robbed and was calling help.
 The officer in civilian clothes was on duty in front of the senator's house when he was seized from behind and his pocket was picked. He fired twice in the air to summon help.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
REPUBLICAN BANNER
Pictures of Harding and Coolidge to
 Bc Ready By saturday Noon-Re-
 publicans Plan Busy Day at shore.

The republican banner with pie and icc-president of the United States will be ready by Saturday. in time to have the unfurling take the form of an official srnd-on for the Second, Fourth and sixth Ward clubs outing to he held at Suyin Rock. At first tt was feared that the time was too short to have a banner painted hut the work was taken up imnc- diatcly with Inc result that New
 Britain will be ono of rhc first cities m the state to have H banner with tho candidates pictures. Thr pic tures for the sign painting were fur nished by The New Britain Herald.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
lIIsBIE-TR.NNZ WEDDING.
Local Couple Married by Rev. will
 Ham Ross wIii Reside in Hartford.

Miss Angela r.. Franz became the bride of Raymond Munson Frisbie at pretty wedding which was ceIe- brAtcd at The home of the brides parents on North Burritt street yes terday afternoon at gao. The nup- tlal knot was tied by the Rev. William Ross. pastor of tho Baptist church. The bride wore white georgette with a veil trimmed with orange blossoms. She carried n bouquet of white roses The bridesmaids dress was pink gcorgottc and shc carried n bouquet of pink roses. The couple left on their wedding tour for Washington. Upon their return they will reside in their new home on Jefferson street. Hartford
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
Public Works Board
 To Discuss Business

Al a meeting of the board of pub lie works next Tuesday evening the matter of extending Lake street to Main street will be discussed. If the Improvement is Ia he made. it will be necessary to remove the tenement house oa Washington place owned by the city and d building on Main street owned by Berkowitz and Mag. The matter of sprinkling Beaver street from Beatty to Washington street will bc brought up.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
| LUTHERAN
 CELEBRATES
bgram Arranged for bmOrrOW Evening

| c program and fitting Do held tomorrow swedish Lutheran V silver jubilee anni- Dr. x. G. Ohman us lrCh will bo celcbrat- pf tho congregation he church have been
 Tho affair will bo reception and Dr. $.
 Boston will be tho or. Several other c heard. among them
 New York and Rev. Of Waterbury. Must Y been arranged and
 direction Of the ur- r theodore Lund- hents will he scrN od t society. Aicxander Tartin \. Sondstrom. cretary of the com
 of the celebration. by the captains and conducted the drive ion of tho church norniug. after tho the mortgage of tho rned in tho presence bon. New members
 Rev. Stolpc will prtant event of tho Hll be the reunion of had been confirmed
 This will take place he afternoon and
 of t.to5 in all, Rev. nd pr. Ohman will
 d Miss Jennie Lun- te of the conflrma-
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
FOR NATIONAL GUARD.
5000 Motor Vehicles to Be Used By
 state Units.

Washington. June i1.-Orders were issued today by the war departmen setting aside more +han 6.oao motor vehicles for the National Guard. Dis tributiCn of the equipment will De supervised by the motor transport corps on approval of the militia bureau. IL includes 324 automobiles 3.652 trucks or various sizes, 42 tank trucks. l.a52 motorcycles 126o bicycles. and 1.060 trailers
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
SWIMMING LESSONS
 GIVEN AT '. N. L. A.
Week of June 28 Devoted to
 Instructions

over four thousand people in the Of these could have been saved had they known how to swim or had thosr who saw them in the water knowa how to swin! well enough to like walking in that when it has once been mastered it is never for gotten. If all boys were taught to swim it would not be long before all the men or the country could swim for the boys will soon become men.
 With all th.s in view the Young Mems Christian association has de- cided that during the week of June 2Sth it's shower baths and swimming pool shall he thrown open to all the boys of the city. i2 years of age and over. who cannot swim. for free swimming instruction. This swim ming campaign will be conducted for the purpose of teaching every boy in New Britain how to swim. if he will await himself of this opportunity.
 The summer vacation begins Satur- day. June 26th and all those boys who wish to take this instruction will report at o'clock of that morn ing at the Y. NJ. C. X. The boys will then be given consent cards which will have to be signed by the parent or guardian. The cards will then be returned. the same day, at which time the boys will be given their swim ming tickets which will entitle them 10 20. at the hour specified on tho ticket, for the swimming instruction.
 The Young Mems Christian associa- ,gA s. n faaPh all n the boys to swim. During the week of June 2sth every boy in the city that cannot swim now ought to learn, or at least acquire. the fundamentals of swimming. Every parent or guar dian should see to it that this op- portunity is improved. Further an- nouncements will be made in this paper relative to this swimming cam patgn.
 Camp Hazcn for Boys.
 The State Y. NJ. C. A. camp at Chester, Connecticut, made possible by a generous gift of Senator Hazen. is being supported by the various Y. NJ. C. As of the state. The local Y. Nj. C A is taking registrations of boys who desire to go. Already sev- tfal anu more are expected. Parents who de- sire to have their boys in the right place. and boys who wish a good time for the summer. should not fail to look into this opportunity. ~hs camp will be open from June 90 to September 1st. All interested are in- vited to inquire at the |. NJ. C. A.
 The following boys have regis tered to date:
 Charles Vibberts. Alfred Wilson, Robert Pattison, Howard sta Robert Turner, Eustnsuka Ses,
 Walther, Carleton ker, PS- Kerwin. Herbert Senye, Cyril Con- nelly. Everett Casey, paul Kleist, Will liam Bowling. Albert Chapman. Clyde KincaLaa.Francis yneehan and George
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
GROTTO NOTICES.

Bella tirotto to Bring Own Band Next Wc,incstiay-Mccting This Evening.
 Bcla Grotto of Springfield will leave that city by special train at 3:3O o'clock next Wednesday afternoon for New Britain. where they will ex- emplify tho degree work at the ccre- monial at FoNs theater They will bring their own band.
 This evening the Grotto com mittee will meet at s o'clock in Masonic hall and all members of tho Grotto, whether on the committee or not, are asked to attend
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
STEAMER .NGROIND.

Fishers Island. N. Y.,- June 11.-.A small fishing steamer beIonging to tho Wilcox Fertilizer co. of Mystic went ashore. during last night at North Hummock, on this island
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
n|ss.Ss' F

Sen @. Cyril Con- ay. l'aul Kleist, Will ert Chapman. Clyde ,neehan and George
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
PTtot!i,IsSsIyEs.
nee for President s or Party Groups.

|Junc i1.--aenator innugurate q series |rences with leaders fty groups.
 the conferences is c been rcached at Sn the senator and
 former Ohio pro hnd the nominees he Chicago cunven-
 to the conference No out nt once.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
Mrs. Clark Had
 ABsd Dzzv
 Spell, She Sah
Mr.. L. Clark of t33 Charles Street. Hartford. Tells the Public or How the Tonic CINOT Relieved Her of Terrifying Dizzy Spells.
 MRS. l.. CLARK

stEtS. t1s stIttfh.
 If the roader of this article has ever had dizzy spell he can we'll appre- ciate the story that Mrs. Clark tells and can realize how happy she is to the fact that she can now walk around and not be afraid of falling She says:
 For about year back have been subject to dizzy spells. constipation and severe headaches. would first get blurred sight and every thing would grow dim and then my dizzy spells would come on and I would follow up with a severe headache. I have taken four bottles of CINOT and am gaining weight and have had but one attack since I started taking 1t and that was four weeks ago. am surprised nnd thankful"
 CINOT is being demonstrated in New Britain by an expert at the MILLER HANSON DRUG STORE. 32 CHURCH STREET. It is also for sale in Plainville by c. R. Byingtou: in Forestville by Rents Pharmacy: in Southington by Chaffee's Drug Store: in Plantsville by George R. Steele: in Bristol by tho Madden Drug Store: in Glastonbury by C. +. Densmore and can he obtained at all first class druggists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
OWEN TO
BE BIG FAVORITE
Oklahoma Democrats Be
lieve Nation for
Senator.
Special to The World

Special 10 The world
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. THE
probability OF an "Owcn for prcsl-
dem demonstration al the Jack
hon day dinner in Washington
Thursday night would not be sur
prisins 10 local democrats. AdVu-
Gates OF Senator owens candidacy
for the demoncrltic nomination for
the presidency are not TO oyer
look any BETS from now until the
ron call which places the standard
bearer before the people Is com-
pleted.
Governor Robertson, the OKLA
homa delegation in congress, and
other active Supporters of Senator
owen will be guests M the dinner,
and II there proves no opportunity
to publicly set forth Senator ovens
claims for the nomination no effort
VIII be spared during the period that
the eastern politicians are milling
around"
William Jennings Bryan is to be
the principal speaker at the jackson
day dinner While rumors are rife
that Bryan intends to make another
effort to land I'm the white house
gossip among the Oklahoma politi-
clans is to the effect that Bryan sup
port for senator owen would not
come as a bolt from tho clear skies.
The Ncbraskan's attitude toward
Senator owen would be trcmcu-
dous factor in the race for the
presidential plum Senator oven
has of course always been "A regular
and ardent supporter OF the party
leader in every campaign. As the
leader of the oklahoma democracy
since long before statehood he has
been the pilot TO whom national
leaders ANA ambitious aspirants have
looked to in order to gain the sup
port Of his followers.
Oklahoma democratic leaders be-
lleve that Bryan is not at all likely
to aspire to be the standard bearer
| this year. with his Commoner and
tremendous personal following In
every state the advocacy of owen by
the Nebraskan would be "A factor the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
LAWSON TO ENTER RACE
NOwntn County Man Ia Seek Re
publican Nomination

NOWATA, Jan. Z - Eugene B
Lawson Of tuIs city has consented
10 ran for congress on the republican
ticket in ,hc first oklahoma district
and his friends are now boosting hIm
u every county OF the district
lunsmuvh as NowHta county ht.
grown 10 bc one OF the struuEeSi
republican counties In the state,
having elected an county officers
but two friends OF Mr.. Lawson ionI
that the candidacy ur their man Wiz
hc popular over the district
T., : Ashlomln, editor of the 40.
vata Times. says thlt - the rc-
puble1us Of tho first district succeed
in sending Eugene Is. Lawson 'p
congress he VIII rank up with Dick
Morgan and j. w Htrrcld.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
MNLLIN is NOT EMPLOYED
Federal Trade Board issues state
mrnt that He l. Out of service

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE fed
oral trade commission through J y.
lodor, It's secretary. last night
issued the following statement:
Rafael MallCu. mentioned In
press dispatches from Chicago is not
an omploye OF the federal trade com
m 9,iOn lie has not been In the
employ Of thc federal trade com
mission for about year lie was
not employed as e siatis'iciar hut as
a minor clerk whose services were
obtained 10y he commission In strict
accordance with the rules for cm-
ployinE clerks In the government
service" "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
Highway Delegates Named.

Special 20 The World.
ItENRYETTA, Jan. 7.--President
Lee Boerstler, OF the chamber OF
commerce. has appointed the follow
ing to serve on the federal highway
commission: Joe Liggett, chair.
man; Ben G. Eastin, secretary, A
Founder, w. ]. Kincaid John Cairo
W. d. Badger, w T.. Schmidt, G
Barficld. John Poe, u. j. Thaxton
Homer Bryant, Joe Whittenton, Lev
Pickering, A. w Hooper, Il. II. Ka-
Miss, Emmett O'Kane and Jake
Hockstein Messrs. Liggett and Eas.
tin were also made delegates to The
national convention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
SECOND DISTRICT
MEETING nth
ponublican Committee Is
Called to Meet at
Muskogee.
M'GRAW WINS THIRD
delegates in the Third to
Meet at McAlesterr on
February Is.

NtsKoGEE. Jan. THE repub-
H., committee for the second con-
~,cssional district will meet in Mus
1900 saturday for the purpose of
S.ysrg SOes 5ste and place for the district
INVENTION which Will elect TWO
d,isgates 20 the national convention
Tbc committee will also fix the dates
flr the various county primaries
which will select delegates TO the
gisfrict and state conventions.
TEe counties IN the second district
arc Adalr. Cherokee, Haskell, NC
Irtosh. Okmulgee. Sequoyah' wa
goner and Muskogee.
vALESTER. Jan. THE dates
for The precinct meetings. county
.orvepflops and the district con-
ycnt,on were fixed by the republi-
can congressional committe for the
,Sird district yesterday. The pre-
ci,c, r,ectincs will be held on Feb
ruary 2. the county conventions on
Fehrulrv S, and the district conven-
tion here IN February is.
John l. McGraw was favored by
majority Of the comnr ttee for re-
election az national committeeman.
Victor Locke, jr., Of Antlers. was
named chairman and Nj. G. Norvell
Of Marietta secretary.
The third district includes Atoka
pryan Carter Choctaw, Latimer. lie
Tlore Love. McCurtain, Marshall
pittsburg and Pushmataha coun-
lies Jake Hamon now claims Car
Ter county as his home. but 1t de-
yeloped at this meeting that there
is an affidavit on file in the federal
calrt for this district made by him
on OCTOBER 26, 1918, that he was Il
resident of Illinois, with his family
home at Chicago.
To Heal q Cough