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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-10
Registration Closes
At Oxford For Next
Year: Lack Many Rooms

OXFORD, O., Ag. 1O.-Dr. Eleanor
N. Adams. president Of Oxford Col
lege for Women. today announced that
registration for the coming year had
been closed; that the institution could
book no more young women unless
additional rooming facilities were pro-
vided by the trustees.
This situation seems to prevail at
the other two educational institutions
of the town. Miami university has not
as yet secured rooming accommodate
lions for all the young men who have
registered, though it is believed that
the citizens of the town will open their
homes when the time comes. and take
in the boys. The Western College for
Women, according to present indica-
tons, will be crowded.
Sellers to Teach.
Albert E. Sellers, Of Middletown, has
been secured to teach the higher
grades in the public schools of Darr-
town, a hamlet five miles east Of this
village.
Morning Sun Pastor.
The United Presbyterian church OF
Morning Sun, hamlet in Preble
county, six miles north of here, has
issued a call to Rev. Edward A. Dow
ney, DID,, Of Philadelphia, Pa. The
town OF Morning Sun is situated in a
rich farming community, and the mem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-10
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND

the important departments Of the state
government. according to officials.
Agree on Revislons.
The proposed revisions Of the law,
agreed upon by the conferees today,
are as follows:
1. That it be made statewide ex-
cept for cities already working under
special teachers pension legislation.
2. That 1t be made compulsory on
all teachers entering the service Of the
schools Of the state after the law be-
comes operative.
8. That assessments paid in by the
teachers teaching in the state for less
than five years be retained by the
fund.
4. That the minimum term Of serv-
ice required for sick or disability
10 years.
S. That the minimum term Of serv-
ice required for voluntary retirement
be lowered from 35 years to rs years,
with annuities adjusted to added years
Of service.
6. That such changes be made In
assessments upon teachers and in con.
tributions by the state as will place
the law upon an actuarial basis, with
effort to keep payments same as the
present.
Interest To Be Compounded.
z. That 4 per cent compound inter
est be credited on all assessments paid
into the fund by teachers, and that all
such payments, when returned tC
teachers under the law, be returned
with compound interest accommodating
s. That in case of the death of q
teacher before she has received any
annuities from the fund. the assess
ments paid in by her, together with
| the proceeds from same, shall be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-10
Foreign Trade Financing
Organization Is Urged
(By Associated Press)

Wy ASsocidteo IieSS'
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The organl-
cation of a foreign trade financing cor.
poration on lines Endorsed by the
American Bankers association and
the selection of John McHugh, New
York banker, as chairman Of the board
Of directors of the corporation, are
urged by the Administrative Commit
tee Of the American Bankers associa'
ton in resolution made public today.
The purpose Of this corporation will
be to maintain and develop foreign
markets for American products, &C
cording to a statement issued here by
William F. Collins, secretary Of the
associations Commerce and Marine
committee, of which Mr. McHugh is
chairman.
With amply sufficient" resources
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-10

bers of the church are, for the most
part, very wealthy.
SIoaneRose Wedding.
Dwight A. Sloane, prominent
young business man of this village,
son Of the late A. F. Sloane, for many
years mayor Of Oxford, was today mar
ried to Miss Anne Luella Rose at her
home near Smithfield, Jefferson coun-
ty, o. Miss Rose formerly was a
teacher in the high school of this
village.
Miss Jennie Wood, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Wood, living north
OF town. was yesterday married to
Benjamin L. Music, of Middletown.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
s. r. Jameson, of the United Presby,
terrain church. in the presence of about
fifty friends and relatives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-10

and an efficient personnel, the state
ment continued. it is planned to enlist
cooperation on wide and effective"
scale by banks of the country, export
ers and importers, manufacturers and
producers generally.
The capitalization Of the proposed
corporation may be $100,000,000, it
was said and the tentative date for its
organization is January1, 1921.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-10

iturned over to her estate or legal
heirs.
An annual pension of from $500 to
5000 Is proposed for retired teachers
under the new plan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-10

A farm sale ad In The Palladium
will bring the crowds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
Las tropas baVaras Sc
haIIan d~iSguStadas cor
81 goberno aIeman
Sc rehusaran a seguir luchan-
do 81 no son recibidos en-
Berlin sus Delegates

COLONIA. Abril 14.-Las tropas
Landwehr bavaras en- el distrito del
Ruhr Sc muestran grandemente ex-
citadas debido a que el gobierno Sc
la rehusado a rccibir a sus dclega.
dos enyiados a Berlin para "eXpll-
car cl v~erdadero eStado de ~cosas'.
loda vez que los miembros del ejerci-
to rojo han acusado a los Reichs-
wehr de haber cometido muchas
crueltades con les comunistas Y CT
vi!ss en- esa region. En- una junta
de las rropas estas declararon que
toNian el mismo derechc para ser
oidas que cualquiera o5ro.
La actitud del gobierno aleman pa
rece probar Que no eXista confianZa
entire q gobierno Y las trcpas Y Sc
cree que de sguir 2ch3usandoi9 el
Drimero a rccibir la delegation de
los L-andwehr, estas' tropas Sc ne
garan por su parts a continuar lu-
chando, dejando al gobierno que res
tahlezca ell ordcn por 81 solo.
La eXcitacion entire las tropas ba-
ha contagiado a otras unidades.
principalmentc contingencies dc uropas
del sur de Alemania. que han mani
festado que no prestaran L servi-
clos en- Prussia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15

WASHINGTON, Abrl 14.-La
secretaria de Justicia del goblerno
americana ma obtenido pruebas evil
denies de cue IA organization Inter
nacionaI ComuniSta Rusa trata de
servirse de la huelga f~errocarriIera
cue Sc halla en- vigor en- este pals
como de un vehiculo para Ia creacIon
de una huelga general en- los Esta-
dos UnidoS.
Los informes de los ageutes fede
rsles han revelado, segdn Sc dice,
cue ell partido Comunista estaba pro
iporcionaado fondos y ayudando de
sotra manera a Ia huelga, por conduc-
TO de Ia agencia de los Obreros Indus
~ftriales del Nundo.
Las pruebas cue la Secretaria de
Justicia americana tiepe, justifican
lei anuncio hecho de que Ia huelga
Sha a ser tan solo IN paso para e.
deSarrollo del plan bien conocldo del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
Bolivia estG empe1nda en- te-
ner IN puerto de mar

WASHINGTON, Abril 14.-Boli-
via no desistira dc su empeno de yer
realizado su sueno dc una centuria,
de contar con una salida al mar,
para 10 cul esta resuelta d continuar
SUI disputa por la possession de Ari-
ca, provincial que colinda con cl
Pacifico Y cuenta con I'm importante
puerto que lleva Ell mismo nombre,
Y la cual ha 2stado disputtandoSe
desde hacc nuchos amos por Chile Y
Ell Peru.
FL gobierno boliviano ha enviado
q este efecto una nueva nota al de
Peru. en- respuesta a IL Ultima omu
nicaci6n que lie dirigio el gobierno
de esta Ultima ~republica, en- la que
csta Sc dehusaba 4 ono las as
piracioneS de Bolivia, pero el gobier
no bolivianO : su vez, insiste en- sus
pretensioneS, esperanto que al fin
acabara Ell PERU por acceder a sus
demands.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
Les aIemanes ayudan a
los Sinn-FsinerS

LONDRES. Abril Eel diario
London Morning Post" que es I'm
furibunGo anti-irlandas. publica en- su
edicion de hoy, varias carras con ell
nrop6sito de demostrar que los alema,
nes estan ayudando efectivamente 4
Ia rebellion de los sim femers.
Las cartas de referencia estan eS-
critas por Thomas Loughlin. de Du-
bin, que esta reconocido como II De
los lidereS sim ~feiHers, V en- elias Sc
hace referencia 2 IN reciente viaje
que hizo a Alemania. Una de las car
tas esta dirigida al Baron Won Horst
I'm espia aleman deportado de la
Gran Bretana durante Ia guerra Y en-
la cual SC pidcn provisiones para cl
sable eltctrico del gobierro para Ia
Corporation de Dublin" Y Sc hace
aderlas referencia a barcos.
The Post asegura que tai Erase
c~ontenida en- una de las cartas d.
chas es una ~notacion cifrada que
indica armas Y municiones. pero no
hace revelation alguna acerca de la
clave usada, nj respecto a la name
IA como las cartas fueron a dar a su
poder. Expresa ademas Ell citado pc
riodico que !as cartas no Sc e~nviaron
directamente, sine por medic de un
intermediate y que Loughlin pide a
Horst que lie conteste en- I'm sobre
privado sin indication alguna de su
p]rcedeneia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
PARA COMBATIR A LOS
N~ACIONALISTAS, Ell
SULTAN ENDRA Ell
APOYO INGLES
Ciento cincuenta mil hombres
necesitara para dominar
a las fuerzas de
Mustafa Kemal

CONSTANTINOPLA, Abril ID
Dentro de breves dias Sc daran las
6rdenes necesarias por el gobierno
turco del Sultan Mahomed VI, para
emprender una vigorosa campana mi
litar por las tropas turcas contra los
~nacionalistS de Mustafa Renal, Sc
gun Sc anunci6 hoy aqui. La movili-
zacijn general probablemente Sc I'M
clara antes del dia primero de Mayo.
Los jefes militares ingIeses, 10
mismo que Naheil Baja, Ell Jefe del
Estado Mayor General del ejercito
turco. calcuian que no menos de
10000 hombres Sc necesitaran sobre
las armas, para dessrrolhr con Ell
la campana contra Mustaf5 Renal.
En- case de reunir csc numero, el ejer-
cito turco sera, aprovisionado por los
ingIeses V aun en- el campo de acci6n
recibiran auXilios de varias ramas de
los servicios militares ingleses.
Almond Anheevor, que tiene &C
tualmente ell mando de las operacio-
mes contra los nacionalistas, ha sido
hecho Baja por ell Sultan Y nombrado
Gobernador del distrito de Kcrassi.
Los nacionalistas nor su parte, es-
tan hacienda p~reparativos para hacer
frente a "a campana del Sultan Y al
efecto tratan de ponerse de acuerdo
con Enver Baja que eS el dueno de
la situacion en- una gran parte del
territorio oriental del imperio otoma-
no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
Sc haIIan cortadas las
ComuniCaCI0neS entire
Ing!aterra E IrIanda
Una flotiIEa de destroyers
ingleses Ileg5 a la costa
meridionaI de IrIanda

LONDRES. Abril 14.-Todas las
COMMUNICATIONS te~legraficas Y telefo-
Meas cntre Inglatarra g Irlanda han
Quedado cortadas desde la n de la
manana de hoy. segin anuncio hecho
oficiaimente aQui.
DUBLIN. Abril 14.-Una flctilla
dc d~estYoyers ingleses ha llegado a la
costa m"ridional de Irlanda para de.
dicarsc al servicio de patrullas, Tai
medida fuc tomada por el ccbierno
ingles como resultadc de Ia hue!ga de
clarada por los obreros de esq region
del pals, segnn roticias recibidaS a
uui de Queenstown.
In tiroteo tuvo lugar hoy aQui, en-
81 que result0 herido IN condestable,
quien recibi0 IN balazo per la espal-
da.
Los nacionalistas de Londonderry
sc han undo 4 Il husl~a. hnbiendose
suspended todos los trabajos de ca
ga Y descarga en- Ii bahia.
Cada dia Sc nota una mayor escasez
dc comestibles V las tiendas estan a
gotando sus cxistenciaa. En- vista de
clio. los aInacenes han permanscido
abiertcs solameute unas cuautas
horas durante ell dia Y Sc cree que
para Ia semana entlante no abriran
va sus puertas, por el agotamiento
complete dc sus existencias.
Los agricultores del u de Irlan-
da con suspender la ey,
portaci6n de where's de este pals a In
glaterra, 81 llega a perecer alguno de
los sim feiners prisioneros en- la car
eel de Monte Allegro. Va Sc ha pedi,
do a los obreros de los fer~rocarriles
Y de los muelles, que no manejen min
guna cargo de mercancias an case de
que Sc declars Ell embargo para los
enTios q IYglaterra:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
ACIlSANALOS ELEMENTOS RADICALES De
ESTE PALS DE ESTAR CONFABULADOS
EN- LA HUELGA FERROCARRlLERA
La Srla. de Justicia americana tiene informes y
documentos que demuestran que la huelsa
es parte de I'M complot International
La Liga International COmunista Rusa trataba de servlrSs
de la huelga para ell desarrollo de IN plan cuyo pr0p0-
sfo final era una revolution social

rrupo comunista, cuyo proposito flnaI
era ell de cue eStallara una revoLu-
cion social en- el pals.
Los informes relatives q Ia parte
nue. ha teni6o o tendria en- Ia huelga
Ia organisation International Comu-
nista. han sido presentados al Presl-
dente Wilson, Y al %gabinete, hoy, por
el Procura6or General Palmer. Los
miembros del gabinete que e~stuvieron
p~resentes en- Ia junta y conocIeron
de tales informes, Sc han rehusado q
hablar sobre ell particular, negandose
hasta anuuciar siquiera que decision
Sc habia adoptado por el gablnete.
e. Presidente Y su gabinete discu-
ito esta manana la question relaciona-
da con Ia huelga, por mas de una no.
"a. = Sc dice que en- esa junta Sc lie
go a una decision, pero NADIA Sc ha
anurciado respecto a Ia n~aturaleza de
esta.
Dicha junta ha sido Ia primera Sc
sion del gabinete d Ia que asISten los
nuevos secretaries Colby, Payne, Me
redith Y Alexander.
El Procurador de Justicia, Palmer,
al sair del ~consejo, fue entrevistado
por algunos representatives de IA
preasa. paro Sc rehuso a decir pa!a-
bra sobre los ~acuerdos tenidos con re-
laci6n a Ia situacion ferrocarrileya.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
EN- VARIAS CIUDADES.
HARAN RESISTENCIA
LOS COMUNISTAS
ALEMANES
En- Schquin, Barmen. EIber-
field y otras plazas Sc re-
concentraran hasta
$4,000 hombres

DUSSELDORF, bril- 14.-Cerca de
5000 comunistas o rojos como Sc les
llama por las trcpas del gobierno ale
man, sc han reuniGo en- la region de
SchQuim. Barren, Elberfeld V Rams
cheid Y estan decididos a opener una
resiStencia extremla a los reichswehr.
81 las tropas del gobierno aleman a
vanzan en- eSa region, 81 numero de
rojos Sc ~aumentara a 10000 Y 81 las
fuerzas comunistas que estan reti-
randosc del desierto de Barmen Sc
unen a, ejercito rojo, su nUmero pc
dra lIegar muy bien q la crifra de
$4,000 hombres.
Sc aSeguIa cue I'm buen numero de
oficiales rusosh en- Uniforme moscc-
oficiales rusos en- uniforme mosco-
dirigiendo no solo Ia movilizacion de
tropas. sino tambien algunos de los
comhates ~sostenidos con las fuerzaS
del gobierno.
Los civiles aqui no han cIUZado aln
el puente para Iefugiarse en- el sec,
tor que esta al cuidado de las tropas
belCas, no obstante que las tropas de
Reichswehr continian eXtenGIendo ST
campo de accion. La proclama de an
nistia publitada por el Ministsrio del
Interior, ha dado per resultado que
millares de obreros T~egresaran a
Essen. en- donde inmediatamente des
pues tie Su llegada. n gran mayoria
de ellos fueron ap~rehenGidoS. maltra.
taGos Y humiilados. Farios de clos
fueron ejecutados sin formation de
causa. Las C~ficiuas Generates de
Obreros Sc italian instalados ahora
en- Barmen, en- dond4 les lidcres prin-
cirales dc los ccmunistas. Ludwing,
Ernest, Dwell. Stern Y Eckardt han
declarado que los Reichswehr deben
Salir de Ia coma industrial. Segun
dichos lideres. Ia derrota dc los obre.
ros nc Ia marado el n2ovim:ento CO.
munista. sino por el contraric, los ha
estimulado para intentar IN nucvo es-
fuerZo. pues todos ellos So hallaban
mas que nunca, onrra el miltar!smo.
l.no de los citados lideres, al int,
rrcgarsele acerca de su opinion ror
Ia ]ocUpacion FRANCESCA de las ciudades
deg Rim, manifesto que Alemania
comprenderia muy pronto que el he
che de haber faltado Ell gobierno 4 su
palahra dada q los obreros, era 10 que
habia traido esa situaciJn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
1922
NATHALINA
Preparation MeNicaRa

De-gelye al cabcllo 81 color IA
tgrEl. "a sea que este sea -ubio,
carslo o negro. No afecta en- ma
Ga Ia piel, NJ tamTOco coRIiene nj
u-aGo de plata En- una palsbra.
no Is pertCCrclaI Y ~ apiIcaciou
es muy Ssncilla-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
CheCo-EsIovaquia teIne
una invasion de los
COmunIStaS

DRESDEN. AbriI lila retirada
del lider comunista salon, Hoelz a
los bosQues de Bohemia. ha provoca-
do M tremenda excitacion en- Ia
Checo-E ~slovaquia, porto que ell 60
bierno de csc pals ha enviado tres
rcgimicntos q Ia fronteca s%ajona, a
fin de impedir Ia entrada de los CO.
munistas en- case de que esUos preten-
dan inyadir Ia Checo- Eslovaquia.
e. lider comunista Hoelz trae con-
sligo diez AUTOMOBILES blindados,
1900 hombres Y muchas a~metralladO-
ras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
NO PODRIA DESCTRLO TODO

''Jamas podre decir Ell bien que me
hizo el medicamento Boley's Honey
and Tar, nos dice Miss Rose Florke
209 Hawkins Ave. n. Braddock, Pa.
"Tuve un terrible resfriado que crei
me originaria puln-onia, pero tome
Foley's Honey and Tar Y muy prom
to me seenti bien. Espero que todo
el mundo 10 tome. Cartas como es
ia recibimos diariamentee. (Adv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
IAccion de ceometria:

LecclOn de geonletrla:
Olga listed, Juanito, 10 que sepa
acerca de las horizontales V las pa
ralelas.
Las ~horizontales Sc "encuentran
en- todas parties y las parallels no Sc
encuentran iamas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15

Para libros en- espanol dirijase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
l18 y. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio.
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15

San Antonio DRUG Co. a r. 4. Chapa Drug
Co. o a Alberto Diaz Leals Si6 Lake View
Ave San Antonio, Texas
Los pedidCs por mayor. ~diri5anse q Felix
81. Espinosa, Boz 2I5. Laredo, Texas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-27
ROBBED NEAR CEMETERY
Armed Bandits Escape Through
Graveyard With Victims Money

Two armed bandits held up and rob-
bed William Slimm, eighteen years old d.
$500 Diamond street. at the entrance
Of the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Twenty
third street near Diamond. early today.
Slimm was returning from the Third
Regiment Armory. Broad and Wharton
streets. He left the trolley car at
Sixteenth and Norris streets and walked
west on Norris to Twenty third street.
There he turned south, walking along
the wall of the cemetery on the west
side of the street. As he reached the
entrance some one standing there called
him by name.
Hey, Bill. Wait minute" n man
called. Slimm turned and found him
self covered by two revovers held by
the bandits. The men stood in the
shadow of the arched entrance and COM
manded him to\enter.
They took 81 and threatened to take
his clothes. Then they told him to face
south. threatening to shoot if he moved
for three minutes. The bandits escaped
through the cemetery.
Slimm went home after waiting tho
prescribed time and notified the police
Of the Twentieth and Berks streets sta
ton. District Detectives Franklin and
Thum are investigating. The robbery
occurred shortly after II o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-27
RESEARCH BUREAU
SEEKING MEMBERS
Scope Of Organization Is Ex-
planned in Bulletin Issued
to Public

The scope Of the Bureau of Municipal
Research and the various forms Of mem
bership are explained in this weeks
copy of "Citizens' Business. :" the week
ly publication of the association.
According to the bulletin:
X Members of the Bureau of Municipal
Research, by group action. maintain
paid staff of specialists equipped to an
alyze technical problems of government,
responsible to citizen control and to no
other influence whatsoever, for re en-
forcing citizen co operation with public
officials in technical matters. and TO re-
port facts on which intelligent public
opinion and action may be based.
Contributing members pay 500 or
more year; sustaining members, $50
per year; operating members. SO
per year annual members. so per year,
and associate members, So per year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-27
TRAIN IS DERA|LED.
TO AVOID COLLISION
Three Are Slightly Hurt as
Electric Is Overturned in
South Camden
WAS ABOUT TO HIT EXPRESS

Three men were injured slightly when
West Jersey and Seashere Railroad
electric train was derailcd TO avoid col
lision with Reading seashore express
late yesterday. ..
The smash up occurred at the Bulson
street crossing in South Camden The
electric train was derailed by a patent
derailing switch. jumping the track Just
in time to avoid striking the steam
train, riders on which sped ON to the
shore oblivious to their close call.
The injured men are Edward c..
Huhn, Red Bank avenue. Woodbury.,
n. J.. John W. Murphy. employed at
Sixth and Market streets. and Louis
MARTIN. Westville, n. J.
All three men were in the first car OF
the electric train. Two of the cars over
turned and third left the rail.
The fourth car of the electric train
was well filled with passengers. They
were thrown out of their seats, but un-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-27
DEMOCRATIC DEAL
! MAY GUST PALMER
Bruce Sterling Is Urged as
Leader of Old Guard in
i Pennsylvania
DELEGATES START THINGS

po,epates to the Democratic National
ouonfion at San Francisco who have
.,.,mrned 10 the city bring back a story
s now deal in the leadership OF Penn
o',,ronia Democracy. According to this
H'b tbo Palmer Mccormick leadership
u'a, - no pushed into the background,
n.h;Io state Chairman Bruce f. Sterling
vii be the head and front Of the "reor I
gonized reorganzcrs..
Iinder the terms of the arrangement.
,hc Old Guard leaders in the various
.n,,ties Of the state. where they have
,So local majority, are to be recognized
~, Nv Sterling. Among these Old Guard
w u!or are Michael Liebel, of Erie Major
Ksul' Of st. Mary's: Judge Charles
ronolond. of Westmoreland James =.
crpene of Cambria Thomas II.
Grcevy, Of Altoona, and A. j. Casey,
Tho inclusion of these Old Guard
,.odors in the state organization fol-
1--we ont the plan adopted by Attorney
Conerol Palmer in Philadelphia. where
Cbarlos p. Donnelly, long affiliated with
Tho Old Guard element, has been rec
'si Tbis situation. it was explained. was
dro 70 the necessity Of Palmer's friends
holding the Pennsylvania delegation
soIidly for the attorney as a candidate
fro the presidential nomination. It
appears that Mr.. Palmer was confident
of winning the nomination II only he
could hold his own variegated delcga-
tion together. =.
According to the delegates. Palmer
asserted that Senator Walsh. of Massa =
chusetts: Wilbur Marsh. of Iowa Fred
Lynch. of Minnesota. and others would
stand with him at the convention, pro =
vided he could control the Keystone
group of delegates. In this situation.
Sterling jumped in the delegation and
grounded up delegates who naturally
would have been delighted to leave Pal >
mer at the earliest opportunity. This Is
the reason. 1t is said why Sterling is Go
take the place 10 the state organization
which has been held by Palmer and Nc
Cormick
The test of the validity Of the new
deal will come, according to the dele =
gates. when the presidential electors and
the campaign committeeman are agreed
upon. The final test. of course, will
be made over the question of awarding
fedora patronage to Old Guard leaders
who heretofore have been left out in
the cold.