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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-13

mlneasc;i, 81 am scuipat chipu,
spurcat all luiFranz Josef Ia ca
re Ell Sc inclfinau. MOI am snus
sunat ceasul biruintei aleva.
rului. 81 vorba noastra sa i'm
|plinit. Romfnia Mare este All a.
yea. Acum vrem Romfnic tare
prin ridicarca taranimei.
De aIceia 81 acum va sp,,ncm
fratilor tarani: Vol v'ati varsat
sIngelc pentru scumpa noastra
Romlnie. Vol trebuie sa avetj
toate drepturile in tara asia 81
cine spune astfel este fariseu pa
catos. Cine este. dusmanul liberia
tel voastre este dusmanul all
varului, este dusman lui Dunno
zeu. Caci Dumnezeu lasat 10
! lume dreptatca 81 cine lupta i'm
potriva eli, impotriva lui Dunno.
ACu ltlIJtd.
Suntem in fata alegerilor NJ,
va temeti de amemnintarile fari-
seilor. Gu moi c adevarul. Gu nai
e Dumnezeu. NJ ascultati d,
mincinosi. Dati votul vostru nu.
mai pentru candidate taranimii
DAFT votul vostru numai pentrr
vestitorii evangheliei noua Ia
ranistilor, carl in zilele acestea d.
amaraciune singuri au avu4 Gu
rajul sa strige catra eel misei
,,Vai youa, fariseilor 81 cartura.
rilor fatarnici."
Atunci abba, cind vom biru
intunerc:ul 81 vom fl stapini y
moi. cum vom putea Gu dragosl,
de frate sa strigam: .,Christos 8
lnviat! Dreptatea vesnica a in.
Wat.
I. U. Sorlcu, dascal romilesc
/ (.Taranimea", Sibilu).
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mcmbrii sal din loc lua parte
Ia Sedlnta lunara, care Sc va IT,
nea in ziua de 10 Maiu 1920, la
ore!e 1.30 p. m., la locuinta d-lui
George Moloim din 10 Harris
Avenue. La ol1linea zilei sunt ma.
multe chestii importante de re-
zoivat in fayorul societatii.
Speram ca toti fratii membrii
vor lua parte la aceasta sedlnta.
In numele societatii .,Rominia
Noua" din Cambridge, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
(11O-11)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-13
MULTUMITA CATRA TRATIT
ROM1NI DONATORI LA sFIN-
IA BISERICA ,CONsTANTIN
Isl ELENA" DIN INDIANAPO
LIS, INDIANA.

Faclndu-se mai multe lucruri la
sflnta b.seflca, 81 anumc ) icoa.
ne care reprezinta Gina cea d,
Taina, Inmormintarea 81 Invierea
Q, Crucc Sisun rInd de hainc preo
testi. an donat urmatorii marini-
mosi donatori:
Vasile 81 loana Stan SO; NJ
cofae 81 Paraschivas Maur $50
lsidor 81 Ana Patzagean $40; \
yram 81 Victoria Lascu 500; loan
Dorobant $40; loan 81 Maria Cia
ruga $40; Rev. Archip Sirbu so
Simon 81 Carolina Costea $40
George Stanciu $40; Irimie 81 T.
lena Pop $40; loan 81 Ana Com
suta 50; Mihaiu 81 Maria Tintoic
20; Valerie Lupea So; Ana 81 |
lie Mandan So; Iie Bratinoiu 81
Raveca Olariu So; loan 81 Elisa
veta Beu So; Floarea Budoiu $3
Gligore Muica SO; Nicolae $
Paraschiva Neagu So; Nicolae l..
culcz So; Nasile Hocioaga s.
Ana Grecu $40; Nichentia 81 loan
Halmagian $40; Floarea 81 loan
Oltean So; Maria 81 Ak. Toma
So; Ana 81 sOan Angelescu So
Nastaisia George So; Paras:hiva
81 Octavian Posa So; Vita 81 Ste
fan Botos So; Floarea 81 Lazar
Bodoin So; Vita 81 George Ne.
mes So; susanna 81 Dumitru Ji-
team SO; Ana 81 Toma Macsin s.
Ana 81 ID. Stoica So: Paraschiya
0. Pop So; Pctrache 81 Leonora
Velescu So; Octavian Pop 81.
Nasi la sfintirea llcrurilor d.
cestea au fost:
Nasi la Cruce: Nicolae 81 Sil-
via Palagie, donat slma de $50
Nasi la Gina cea de Taina: DUNN
trll 81 Fira Boyilan, donat suma
de 500.
Nasi la 1nmormintare: loan s;
Maria Tatar, donat slna de T33.
Nasi la inviere: Gavrila 81 T.
lena Onescu, donat suma de $50
Nasi la haincle prcotesti: HE
81 Ana Mandan, donat suma de
$22.OO.
Tot odata in aceasta publicatle
sc va cuprimde 81 donatiunile pri-
mite pentru sfintele Pa3ti, dupa
cum urmeaza:
Della societatea Ardeleana din
1lasco, Mis-. SD; Kokomo, Ind.
$3.50; Anderson, Ind. $ll.3O;
Dayton, Ohio $500.
Pc aceasta Gale aducem since.
re mnltuniri la toti bine facatorii
81 donatorii fratii nostri Romlni.
zicindu-le sa traiasca la multi
ami Gu fericire.
Tot pc accasta Gale he tineln
de datorinta multum pariltelni
nostru Rev. Archip Sirbu 81 pre-
Sedintelui Naleriu Lllpea, care al
lrmblat de au eolectat bani della
bunii crestini, zicindu-le sa tra-
iasca la multi ami fericiti
valeriu Lupea, presedinte.
loan Masariu, secretar.
(11O-11)
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1 N v / E R E.

vadupea evangheliei celei noua
a adevarului, carturarii 81 fari-
sell inveIchiti in rele 'au napus-
tit asupra lui 81 Gu birfeli tica-
loase 81 Gu marturii mimcinoase
au lnceput a cere moartea lui.
Pentru ca spuneau eli, acest noll
invatator huleste pc Domnul 81
nu este prieten cesarului.
Oar nu asia ii ducea pc trinto-
Ri lngrasati de lene 81 de inSe.
latorii. lsus vorbea poporului, ce
rindui sa sc destepte 81 sd nu sc
mai lase inSelat de minciunile car
turarilor 81 ale fariseilor Isus
apunea ca oameni toti sunt de 0
potriva 6n fata lui Dumnezcu 81
"a nu este pla'cut lui Dumnezec
"a unul sa asupreasca Pc de-a.
pfOapele Sau.
lsus spunea ca bunurile acc.
stui pamint sunt lasate de tatl,
din ceriuri pentru bucuria 81 Il,
destularea tuturor. lar eel ce
prin minciuna 81 insclatorie sc
face stapin pc bunurile tuturor
vinovat este gheenei. Isus arata-
Sc ca fariseii 81 carturarii sunt
rusinea pamintului: ,,Vai voua
fariseilor 81 carturarilor fatarnici
"a va asemanati mormintele va
cutie pc din afara, lar inlaun
tru sunt ease 81 putreziciuni." :"
Aceste adeyaruri pc earl lie spJ
nea lsus ii ustura amarnic pc
miseii earl Sc dadeau de conduci
ori al poporului. earl insa stor
aeau della popor toata vlaga, ira
md Ell bine 81 lasfnd pc eel multi
n durere 81 amaraciune. Ell We
deau ca prin illvatatura lui Isus
poporul se va lumina Si-Si va cert
drepturi!e lui 81 nu va mai hrl
nj prin sudoarea fruntei lui i
prietenii Intunerecului.
De aeeia ei au adus 1mpotrivs
fiului lui Dumnezeu tot elul l'
piri neghioabe, iscoditc de min
tea lcr ticaloasa 81 Eau dat pt
Tsus pc nina ucigasilor, carl i
rastignira. Au rastignit adeva
rul, dar II 'au putut sal omOare
caci ell inviat stralucitor, intin
zindu-se in lumea intreaga 81 ri
dieind ochii celor obijluiti sprt
';.mina cea adevarata.
Au rastignit adevarul, dar q
s'a ridicat treia ri din mormin
tul de piatra 81 mai puterni,
,trigat: .,Vai youa fariscilOr )
earturar.lor fatarnici." 81 va
a fost de Ell. Caci lumea s'a des
sptat, caci pima All numele d,
far,seu este hume de Ibatjocur
1entru ll1mea intreaga.
Asa a fost de veacuri 81 ass
va mai fl vcacuri de acum ina
inte. Totdeauna invatatura nou'
81 mintuitoare a fost prigonitd
de ruginitii 81 imbicsltii in We
chile pacate. Oar totdcauna AIDE
vdrul a esit biruitor 81 ruslnea
a acoperit pc nemernicii patat
lp fard de legi
Gu invatatura noua am We.
nit 81 moi, gruparea della Tara
nimca' vestind ureptatea cea a.
dcvarata. chemind poporul sa-Si
crolasca singur soartea, sd nu Sc
mai lase mintit de nimenea, Sd
nu mai cinsteasca pc eel imboga-
TIT prin furt 81 inselatorle. Sa nu
mai creada vorbele umflate, ci
sa Sc imchine numai faptelor, caci
nu vorba llmflata, ci fapta buna
malta pc ON.
Cite IL au splls despre moi ha-
balicii, ruginitii 81 fariseii rugi-
niti! Ne-au lfacut bolsevici, ne-au
facut nebuni, ne-au facut nele.
giuiti, ne-au facut cum lea VENT
la gura lor veninoasa de burtasi
netreIbnIci. MOI am mers inainte
Am ris de prostia 81 de injurd-
rea lor ungureasca. MOI primisem
invatatura in scoli rominesti, nu
in circiumele din Budapesta. No
nm urmat in razboiu ostirea TO.
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POSTA REDACTIEI.

leri am eXpediat scrisori trimi-
Sc pc adresa ziarului nostru din
partea fratilor nostri din Legiu-
nea Noluntarilor Romini din 81
IBERIA d-nei Saveta Oniga, Stel-
benville, O.; d. Minzatu Nasile
Detroit, Mich; d. George Miclea.
Erie; Pa 81 d. Laidslaus Oros
Trenton, y. J. Li-se comunica ca
au sosit char ieri, intr I'm pachs;
III data De , Februarie.
lie Gudescu, Akron, Ohio: -
Pc omul despre care intrebati :
cunoaStem numai din vedere. NJ
putem llla nici 0 respunderc
Sultem 81 moi satui de atitea
rcSpunderi carl au cazut pc capG
nostru. fara sc finn intru cit V;
novati. Nolumul 1-iu din Roma
9ul lnsula Fermecata s'a tiparit
Am vol sd eXpediem ambele w
ume de0data, ca sd lie trlmiten
asigurate, c;ici din VIRTUE 81 Des
frau 5 au perdut mai mute vo
ume. ComenZi Sc primesc. G.
Carnetul vom vedea. Poate ma
tlrziu
Ne pare bine Cd recunoastet
cine sunt provocatorli. Pc cit :
oosibil he abtinem, dar cind We
lem ca turbeaza. le mai dam cite
un dus. ell intentia sal curam. -
salutari.
Teodor F. Sarb, Canton, Ohio
- Prea prea. Ar fl cu Gale ma
,arlamentar. Nu cred Ca am dat
pri,ej sa mtrebuintati asemenes
ca!ificatpve. Trcl5ue Sc altmitcti $
d-tra ca nu suntem ocupati numa
intr o directie. Facem 81 moi c(
uutcm. printre picatari. RabIare.
ulsa Ell miere. Sa eXpdliaj
ieri, odata cu altora earl al
fost mai rabdatori. = Salutari
Pentru toti acei carl au conan
lat Romanul Insula Fermecata
Eo!umu! l-iu gaia, tiparit 81 l.
yat. Sc va trimite inIata ce i
"a tipari 81 al doilea. Noim sd le
trimitcm as;glrate sd numai i
m dif:eult&ti ca cu oele laitn
Ghitanta yeti primi zilele aces:"
- Multumiri.
Iosif Crucitu, Philippi, w. Va.
Adresa advocatului HE Lupea 9
A. J. Lupear. Attorney. 30S Sta
te Savings and Trust Bldg, III.
dianapolis, Indiana.
Achim Serbian, George Soanca
George Cucu 81 Vasile Foltin, Te
rre Haute, Ind: - Pachetul CT
Nolumul al 2-lea din VIRTUE ::
Dcsfriu pentru d-tra 81 Nicola
Tomlllet care "A plecat i'll tara. $
care a fost expadiat 81 reinapoiat
de posta. $ a TRIMS ieri pc adre,a
d d-lui George Soanca, 1925 Beech
Street. = Luati Ia cunostinta.
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G o N v O G A r E !.

Socletatea romina de aiutor 81
cultura Carol t." din Ellwool
City, Pa, convoaca pc toti mem
brn sal Il lua Darte la alunarea
generala a-orlinra. care So
Va tinea Dumineca, 16 Maiu 1920
Deschiderca Scdintei va fl la ore
lie l.3O dupa ameazi. Avind citeya
puncte f0arte interesante de re-
zolvat, sunt rugati staruitor toti
fratii membrii lua parte la a.
ceasta adunare, ca sa putem adu-
ce cele de lipsa la indeplinirc
pentru binele 81 inaintarea socie-
tatii 81 spre multumirea tuturor
membrilor. Tot acei frati mem
bril- care vor fl ABSENT fara mo-
tive vor fl amendati conform sta,
tutelor.
III numele societatii Carol |. "
din Ellwood City. Pa:
Victor S. Bonda, pres.
Nicolae Calugar, seer. I.
(1l0-11)
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A v I z

Societatea carmen Sylvia a
hotarit petrecere ell teatru pc
ziua de ! Iulie 1920. 81 roaga pc
toate societatile. parochiile 81 clu
burile din loc ca Sd lie deie con
cursul Pc ziua sus numita.
Prezidiul SOC. Carmen Sylvia.
(110-12)
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co Nv o 6 A R E !.

Societatea. ronina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Romin;a Noua" din Cam
bridge, Ohio, eonvoaca pc totl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
BECKETT WILL ADVISE
TARHEEL LEGISLATORS
DADOPTSUEFRAGE
North Carolina Governor
Urges Thai They accept
Inevitable Gracefully.

RALEIGH. n. c., juno oS.-Reply-
ing TO message received from
President Wilson last Thursday re-
gardins the ratification of the An
thony suffrage amendment, Governor
Bickett today in = letter to the Presi-
dent reiterated his purpose Of ad-
v.GinE the coming special session of
the North Carolina Legislature TO
raiify the amendment promptly.
Governor Bickett's letter to the
President follows:
II have the honor to acknowledge
receipt of your telegram in regard
to the suffrage amendment. While
the telegram does not seem TO call
for reply. l deem it proper to say
that on March IS of this year, gave
to the press u statement that while
was not personally impressed with
either the wisdom of or the neces-
sity for woman suffrage in North
Carolina. i recognized it's coming as
inevitable, and would advise the spe-
cial session Of our General Assembly
that tho sensible and graceful thing
to do would be to accept the inevi-
table and promptly ratify the amend
ment. This is still my purpose"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
McADOO INSISTS UPON
NOT BEING BOTHERED
AT ALL WITH POLITICS
Tells Reporter ThdlHe Does
Not Wish to BE Disturbed
Under Any Condition.

HUNTINGTON, " V. June es.-
William G. McAdoo informed news
paper man. with whom he consented
TO talk at his country home here to-
night. that she does not want to be
bothered" about politics.
He refused absolutely to discuss
the Democratic National Convention.
The newspaper man was stopped by
n watchman. who forbade entrance to
the grounds. but he was induced to
communicate with Mr.. McAdoo. who
appeared shortly after.
Now, what is on your mind?" Mr.
McAdoo asked
Tho caller explained no desired to
discuss the question OF whether Mr..
McAdoo would accept the nomina-
tion. whereupon McAdoo stated he
would have nothing To say on these
subjects for publication.
Should very important develop
ment take pace at San Francisco,
may 1 communicate with you." the
interviewer asked.
mo. think you: I would not answer
the telephone"
The reporter then volunteered to
bring tho message, and Mr.. McAdoo
declined the offer.
II much prefer. and shall have to
insist upon not being disturbed" he
declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
NEW YORK DELEGATES
PASSRES0LU U7IOlNFOR
LIGHT WINES ANDBEER
Norman Wack Introduces Pro
Posai, Supported by Miss
EiiSabeM Mnrbury.
Inv Associated Press. ]

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-In the
face of "gasruie' charges. the New
York delegation TO the Democratic
convention today adopted resolution
urging a national platform plank for
modification OF the Volstead act to
permit use OF light wines and beers
in homes
Norman Il. Mack, national commit
tceman. and was supported by Miss
Elizabeth Marbury, delegate at
large. who was elected national com
mittcewoman.
Mayor George II. Iunn. OF Schenec-
tady. told the delegates the inclusion
of moist plank In tho platform
would seal the fate" of the party
in the coming election. He de-
manded a roll call as the vote was
being taken, hut was not recognized.
Other resolutions adopted favored
independence for ireland. ratification
of the woman suffrage amendment by
Democratic states, Federal work
mems compensation act Affecting
shipping interests and expressed SYM
Dathy for the organized labor move
ment.
The delegation advocated a plank
recommending that the United States
representatives on tho league of ma
tions be instructed to assist Italy in
solving her Adriatic problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
SENATOR ROBINSON WILL
Be Permanent CHAIRMAN
Organization Committee Selects
Arkansas Statesman by Unani-
nous Vote.
VICTORY FOR WILSON FORCES
Ants Had Intended to Present
Name OF Senator Walsh, of Mon
tana, but the Threatened Con-
test Failed TO Matcrializc.

AUDITORIUM. SAN FRANCISCO,
June Ex-senator Joseph r. Robin
son. OF Arkansas. was selected to-
night by the committee on organiza-
tion as permanent chairman of The
Democratic National Convention. The
Senator was placed in nomination by
Mrs. w. 4. McDugall. OF Oklahoma,
and his nomination was seconded by
all the States. The choice was
unanimous.
The committee then decided to
recommend the addition of an as
sociate secretary OF the convention
TO the list OF officers, and Z. +. Brit
ton, OF North Carolina. private sec
retary TO Secretary Daniels. was
chosen for that offi<ce.
At the opening of the session OF
the committee. former Governor
Jackson Ralston. OF Indiana. was
chosen chairman.
The selection OF Senator Robinson,
instead of Senator Walsh. of Mon
tana, was another administration
triumph. Even w. J. Bryan was for
Robinson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
GLASS, UNANIMOUS
CHOICE, HEADS THE
PLATFORM MAKERS
Bryan-Walsh Opposition
to Virginia Senator as
Chairman Fades Away.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN IS
LEFT OFF SUBCOMMITTEE
Hot Times Ahead Over Wet
and Irish Issues, Which May
Be Fought Out on Floor.
TBy Associated pre.s.I

AUDITORIUM. SAN FRANCISCO.
June Ex-senator Glass, OF Virginia.
was unanimously elected chairman OF
committee on resolutions when the
committee met for organization to-
night. There was no opposition. SEN
ator Walsh. of Montana, seconded
Glass nomination for the chairman
ship.
In supporting Senator Glass nom
nation, Senator Walsh. OF Montana,
said that. while he had been n can
didate for the chairmanship. he fel,
he could do his party 4 greater ser
vice by Withdrawing in favor of Mr..
Glass. Mr.. Walsh, according to re-
ports of the secret session. also stated
that his candidacy had been based
solely on desire TO render party
service.
Senator Walsh. OF Massachusetts.
was elected secretary OF the COM
mittee. The hearings began immcdi-
atcly in the open session. were before
the full committee. Governor Stuart,
OF Montana. opened the hearing with
suggestions for planks, promising
reclamation. irrigation and other de !
velopmcnt Of natural resources
particularly In the Western States.
Speakers were held to ten minutes
each and no subject could be repre-
sented by more than three speakers.
p. h. Quinn. of Rhode Island.
placed Senator Glass in nomination.
MIR. Glass made a brief speech. ac-
cepting the place, after which the
committee authorized tho appoint
ment OF subcommittee OF nine to
hold public hearings for those de-
string to present various planks and
party issues and to prepare a tenta-
tive draft of the party platform.
Senator Walsh had been urged for
the craftsmanship by a group headed
by Western delegations. They aban-
doned the fight when a canvass OF the
committee revealed Il majority against
them.
Snub for Peerless One.
The subcommittee appointed by
Chairman Glass to draft the plat
form follows:
Senator Glass. chairman: Senator
Walsh. Montana: Vance Mccormick.
Pennsylvania: Secretary Colby; NJ. NJ.
7,
Tennessee; Horace Hawkins, Colo
rado; William r. Pattengall. Maine:
George ii. Hodges. Kansas.
The fact that Secretary Colby, an
acknowledged admin ration smokes
man, got a place on the subcommit-
tee OF nine. which will draft the Mat
form. while William j. Bryan did
not get place on the drafting COM
mittee. was pointed out as additional
evidence that the administration
forces were in full control. Secre-
tary Colby admittedly will represent
President Wilson's views on the
league OF nations plank.
Administration Men Control.
with the choice of a chairman, the
committee turned attention TO the
discussion of methods to hasten its
work. The first test of strength
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE
GIVES REED A HEARING
VIII Review the Claim OF Missouri
Senator 10 II Seat in tho
Convention.
ADMINISTRATION IN CONTROL
Election OF Senators Glass and Rob-
insOn Proof That Friends of
President Have the Organization
OF the Convention Well In Hand.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-By :he
unopposed choice of Senator Glass, of
Virginia. MS chairman of the resolu-
tions committee. which will draft the
platform of the Democratic National
Convention, and the selection OF SEN
.ator Joseph T. Robinson, of. ArkansaS.
for permanent chairman OF the con-
vention. administration forces dem
onstrated tonight that they were In
complete control OF the convention
machinery.
Any planks which William ].
Bryan may desire to have inserted
in the platform. and which fail TO
pass approval OF the resolutions com
mittee. will. therefore. have to be
brought into the convention with the
Endorsement of only minority re-
port
Senator Robinson is accounted n
thorough going administration man.
and he Will be welding the Eavel
when any attacks are rladc on the
administration program.
These two developments. demon
strating the control OF the admin
istration forces. while not lessening
the chances of fight on the floor of
tho convention. were pointed out by
the administration forces as evidence
that they had the convention in hand
and in support OF their predictions
that they would carry 1t through to
the end.
The credentials committee of the
Democratic Convention decided to-
night to hear and review the claim
of Senator Reed, OF Missouri. to a
seat as delegate. Reeds opponents
contended the committee had no juris-
diction. but their claims were finally
dismissed and the case was set down
for hearing in its turn. one hour be-
ing allotted to each side.
The credentials committee elected
w. 7. Asher, of Iowa, chairman and
proceeded TO hear tho argument
in the Georgia case in which the
national committee already has seated
Palmer delegates and ratified the Sc
lection OF Clark Howell as National
Committeeman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
FOES OF M 'ADOO
| FAVOR MARSHALL
TO HEAD TICKET
Rivals Straining Every
Nerve to Defeat Former
Secretary's Boom.
MUCH TALK OF MEREDITH
FOR THE SECOND PLACE
Friends of McAdoo Insist That
Nomination of Presidents
Son-in-Law Is Inevitable.
ny LANES II. NOuI,sI;


SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-Any-
thing to head OF McAdoo is now the
cry OF all those delegates in the
Democratic convention who believe
that the chances OF Democratic sue
cess do not lie in the selection OF the
Presidents son-in-law and who want
TO present to the country candidate
free from the dominating influence
Of the President,
These delegates. fearful that ncith-
er Palmer nor Cox would do. began
looking about for some other candi-
date upon whom the anti-McAdoo
forces might be concentrated before
the McAdoo boom gathers too much
headway.
ice-Prcsldcnt Marshall figured
strongly in all these discussions. lie
was mentioned in conversations be-
tween the an,i-McAdoo leaders. as
one who would have strong chance
TO win IL nominated and ae one upon
whom the Palmer and Cox supporters
could unite in the race for the nom
nation.
The McAdoo supporters were never
so confident as they were today after
II had been demonstrated in the con-
.Yentiop. that the Wilson forces hold
the whip hand and could run the
convention just about as they pleased
They declared that McAdoos nomi-
nation is Inevitable and dencd the
opponents OF his candidacy to defeat
hL,n
Cox boomers. however. are full Of
pep and paraded the streets and ho-
tel lobbies this afternoon. singing
Ohio. Ohio. Ohio will nominate Cox
or know the reason why" They are
hllcd with the same kind of cnthu-
siasm as were the Ohio boomers In
the Chicago convention who helped
bring about the nomination OF Hard
ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-29
Democralic Women Place
Planks Before Committee
my Associated PrcsS.I

SAN FRANCISCO, .June cS.-
Whnt woman suGrngists of the
pnrty want in the plntform ,rns
outlined tn the committee hy Mrs.
George Dnss. OF New York, who
submitted 4 report or the Hon-
ems nssociate committee Of tho
national committee recommending
the following party declarations;
"AdcHuate child labor law and
reitcrntion of the pnrty's stand
nEninst the employment OF chill
drcn In Industry.
"Continuntton Of tho Federal
chiidren's bureau md of the vom-
ems bureau orEnnIxcd during the
war.
"Independcnt citizcnshIp for
women, 80 that nm American
woman would not lose her cit-
iIcnship by mnrrying nm nIicn.
"Propcr protection md mid for
maternity.
"womnn's representation on I'M
portnnt government commissions.
"Morc attention to education,
with better snInrics for tcnchcrs.v