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Evening journal., 1920-06-30
REPUBLICANS
make READY
TO fight ONE
Man CONTROL
Harding and Coolidge VIII
Urge Restoration of Gov
ernment by the People
V.-P. CANDIDATE SEES
PEACE ONLY IN LAW

WASHINGTON. June 20 UNITED
Press) Senator Harding and Cover
nor Coolidge have agreed TO base the
Presidential campaien on a plea sor
restoration OF party government as a
substitute FOR personal government
Harding said today.
The announcement followed a con-
ference attended by the Republican
candidates for President and Vice
President and VIII Hays. national Re
publican chairman.
The Senator also said II had been
agreed that the Nice-president should
play a larger part in cO-ordinating
The work OF the President and the
Senate.
Governor Coolidge issued a state
ment declaring ne wished TO cooper
ate fully in the campaign.
Governor Coolidge breakfasted
with me this morning." said senator
Harding. land we have agreed that we
viii base the campaign on an appeal
% restore party government as con-
stitutional substitute for personal
government
"The governor and have each
Served as acknowledgements In our
State and we both have learned from
experience how possible 10 Is for the
second official in the state 20 be a
helpful part in a party administration.
I think the vice-president should be
more than a mere substitute in wait
ing
"ln re-estabiishing coordination be-
iwecn the executive Office and the Sc
nato the Vice-President can and ought
10 play a big part and ! have been
telling Governor Coolidge how much
J wish him 10 be not only a particl-
PANT in the campaign but how much
7 wish him 20 be 2 helpful part ~ a
Rephb irar administration. Tho
rnfir. .e, -fads The counsel and bccom-
f -'-.r7ti0n boz the government
81 e.cs s. man as GovlrnOr Cool
coolidge Issued the following state.
mott.
10 is not new experience for me
% campaign with senator Harding
W. have been campaigning In Massa-
chusetis together FOR years. ! sup
pose he Is better known 10 me than
any other man Of the senate outside
Cf our State ! am here 10 cooperate
with my associates. We have many
problems ahead. Many men have
many remedies. The best remedy is
the observance OF the constitution
md the laws. not their enforcement
. mind you. ! am not now speaking
OF that. on course the government
VIII enforce the laws. That is fli
from enough. There must be a re-.
turn OF public opinion toward a self
control by the people, toward a grea
and Overmastering desire TO observe
the law When that Is done thi
other problems will fall away, therl
VIII be peace prosperity and prog
ress."
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
HEARST PRESENTS REED AS
THIRD P4RTYC4NDIDATE-

SAN FRANCISCO
Of shouting aisle
OF the Democratic national
wa the
While speeches delivered platform
at
panks which practically agreed This OBJ
remarked
session with his colleagues
evening"
Athouhh finally
b,
report committee viii be disacfu TO the White House
of entirely Wionan
the President known to have suggested
such will keep nghi this subject of The floor Of
debate that eome eNessdingy acrimonious
Of candidates
A
Of rentres particularly Davis. Marshall Gerard
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
TRY ARBITRATION IN
CARPENTERS WAGE

Arguments will be presented this
afternoon before the arbitration com
mittce OF seven named 10 hear them
and decide their reasonableness by
the master builders and union car
poniers in their dispute over wages.
The carpenters at present are getting
si an hour They ask Si2J
The committee will meet in the
rooms OF iht Service Citizens. 10 the
Public Library. George ? Miller s
chairman. The members are hilip
Burnet. Ezekiel Cooper, John s Ham
ilton. Iohn .. Nields, David Snellen-
burg and Or. Albert Robin.
The arguments This afternoon will
be made lh writing. 10 Is PROBABLE
the commit,es ~ill lake these under
consideration md it needs supple
msniary Information. viii can f0l 10
either in Nrihas ? orally.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

tions adopted by the board covering
conditions OF election, remuneration,
etc.
II beg you 20 convey TO the board
~ irlstofs my arc planct of Mc cl-
ccuon Flih an expression of my deep
appreciation Of the honor done me n
my selection for This important POSI-
ton.
VERY respectfully yours,
"Waltr Hullhen."
While ostensibly Or. Hullihcn will
assume his new duties on September
1, in reality. he viii not enter active
ly upon his work until October DIT.
Samuel Chiles Mitchell. the rtiring
president. viii remain in control un-
on September 1, at which. time DIT.
Hullihen will be in Newark 20 take
over the colleges He then will leave
them in charge OF Dean r. Laurence
Smith until October.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

Considerable interest but no real
commotiOn was occasiOned today In
the Democratic camp by William Ran
dolph Hearsts brOadside In his news
papers backing senator James a.
reed OF Missouri as the Presidential
candidate OF the third party.
Wrestling almost through me night
which they have been called on 10
handle. the trainers OF the party plat
form adjourned at an early hour this
morning their work FAR from COM
Unexpected difficulties were en-
couniered when the subcommittee oi
nine named 10 draft the platform. met
last night. Instead or ratifying an
administration platform, already
drawn up for them the COMMITTEES
members found 70 necessary, because
of strong pressure from various
unarters 10 make drastic modiilca-
iions In planks submitted by the ad-
ministratiOn These notifications
We're made necessary 10 was explain
od hy committee members 10 placaic
RESTLESS elements" which demanded
consideration. Without agreeing
/ finally on the form Of a single plank,
the subcommittee adjourned az
O'Clock. until 930 when The dcliber-
ations were TO be resumed.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

The subcommittee began work
from two model platforms. one the
Virginia Democratic platform, specin-
cally approved by President Wilson.
and the other draft known as the "ad-
minlstraiion" platform, which Secre-
tary OF Slate Colby had brought with
him.
With an agreement at the outset
that their work was only tentative
and would face review and revision
by the full Subcommittee, members
decided Do do their work deliberate
d. Early In the evening they dis
cussed The League Of Nations plank,
senator Walsh. OF Montana. an "ln-
surgent." who favors reservations.
urged the Wilson plank as the lat
est draft Of the league plank Is
known. should not be adopted lie
said us demand for treaty ratification
without substantial reservations
would act as a boomerang upon the
Democratic party. and pointed out the
futility OF expecting unqualified rati-
fcatlOn without a strong reservation
30 Article 30. unless the Democrat.
won overwhelming control OF the SEN
ate. Even then Walsh indicated II
Continued on Page TWO.l
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
HEALTH BOARD NOW
IN SECRET SESSION

A meeting q the Board OF Health
behind closed doors was held yester-
day afternoon. Secretary Frantz Of
the board told a representative OF The
Evening Journal that Information re-
garding what was done would be is
sued following meetings. only rout-
inc business was transacted, he said
after the meeting.
This Is the second time that the
new Board has held a secret session.
70 was announced 90 the reporters to-
day that they would not be permitted
90 attend weekly meetings In the
future.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
nFpIDIICANs DIsCUss FINANCES.

Finances for the coming Republican
campairn was discussed at a meeting
of NE pariy's finance committee yes
terdav' but no formal plan OF OBJ
iaininr funds was decided upon The
meeting was devoted principally TO
routine business.
No decision was reached as 70 Inn
iting contributions, alihoueh u was
decided no adhere TO the request or
tbe national committee that subscrip-
ions io be used for national expenses
shall not exceed $1,000.
Arrangements were made 10 start
The campaign down State next week,
when meetings Will be held In Kent
and SusscS counties.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
CLEAN Up Fl.
PEACE ISSUE
At SPA SOON
Great Britain is Through
With Diplomacy That .
Gets Nowhere"
WILL SETTLE WITHOUT
THOUGHT OF u. S.

LONDON. juno 20 UNITED press) -
Entente representatives will go 10 the
spa conference with a frm deter
mination 10 clear up The many con-
trOversies In connection with The
German peace treaties Il was author
itatively stated here today. Con-
clusiOn OF the spa conference, Will
ind The disarmament reparatiOns and
economic ISSUES definitely disposed Of
IL was stated The conference at
Brussels. which will be preliminary
20 the spa meotlng will determine
the maximum concessions TO be made
TO Germany by the Allies and The
minimum Of German obligations.
10 was understood that premiers
Lloyd George and Millerand have
agreed on the proposals 10 BE- sub
mitted 10 German representatives. In
diplomatic circles the opinion was ex-
pressed that these first proposals
would certainly be rejected by the
Germans in which event The German
reprt tsentatives would be invited To
make counter proposals.
Considerable doubt was felt regard
ing the probable attitude OF Italian
Premier GiOliiti toward the Entente
negotiations. but 1t was not believed
any serious disagreemenis would
arise.
The Russian. Turkish and Polish
problems will be considered at Brus-
sells 10 was expected they would be
Informally taken up al Spa also.
Decisions reached at the Spa con
ference will not be contingent upon
/ Americas acceptance The United
States will not be Officially represent
ed. but Americans attending the con
/ ference In an unofficial capacity vii
be consulted regarding the various
problems as they come for discus.
sion.
A British Official who Is an asso
ciate OF Lloyd George. DECLARED tina
Great Britain was through With "di
plOmacy that gels nowhere" "a
/ said the desire would be TO reach
lContlnucd on Page Twol
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

SAN FRANCISCO. June 30 Omitted
Press)-Within As hours William \.
Bryan will have been crushed by the
administration tank that Is runsbling
across the Democratic battlefield here
today or he will have climbed 10 the
drivers seat according 90 every indi-
cation on the various fronts.
The nght between Bryan and Presi-
dent Wilson for control Of the Demo-
cratic convention became more In
tense today with the report that Sec
retary Of slate Colby, representing
fCnnunued on Page lWp.)
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
POLES RETREAT
in NTHEUKRAINE
Defeated on All Fronts,
Poles Appeal TO League
to End War
GREEKS HALT ASIA
MINOR ADVANCE

LONDON. June 20 Omitted Press)-
Polish representatives here have ap-
preached Sir Eric Drummond. Secre-
tary General OF the League OF Ma
lions. in an effort TO obtain the
leagues offices toward termination OF
the war between Poland and Soviet
Russia. It was learned today.
Drummond was reported 10 have
been told that unless action was taken
Immediately. Poland feared both in
ternal and external dangers over
which her leaders felt great appre-
hension
on Friday the league will officially
take up the question Of the Allied Is
lands In an attempt DO make a tenta-
tive settlement. Both Sweden. a
league member, and Finland, a non
member, have agreed 90 accept the
league councils decision. Finland
viii assume the obligations Of mem
Der temporarily.
LONDON. June 30 united Press. s.
The Greek advance In Asia Minor has
been halted 90 permit the consolida-
ti0n on present positions, according 20
a smyrna dispatch today.
Polish forces were forced b re-
treat in the Ukraine before a B0lshe-
vik attack. according 30 a Moscow
wireless received here.
News dispatches from the Polish
front today indicated that the Poles
were retreating on the entire fn0ni
from Wilma 30 Caminetz and Godolsk.
one REPORT said the Poles had been
forced back from wilma 30 kovno all
wireless message from MOSCOW
claimed the red forces were success
ful everywhere
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
DROP CASE AGAINST
CLOTHING DEALERS

Charges Of violating the Stale mer-
chants law against Irving Friedman.
cnanager. and Frsanis 7. Couway.
0aniei f. Kelly. John Lilchenbaum
sua lewis Cohen. saiesmeh, Nere
nolle srossed BY Assistant cty Solici-
cor Davis In Municipal Court This
morniak
~. Davb explained TO the court
the. = s~oa tbt warrant oui fcr
lh, 'neD'a arreS, az Tn instano- -
some ,ocai merchants. but that sinoe
then ne has heard nothing further
from hem.
The I'VE men are connected with
.he ale Of slnthing being held In The
Eleventh street Auditorium. The
company has seen chartered al Dover
since arrest sf ihs men md the sale
IS going on as usual since yesterday
morning.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
MRS. ]. w. BURNS DIES
IN DUBLIN, IRELAND

A cahlegram received In this city to-
day. announces the death Of the wife
Of Walker Burns. which occurred
on july 2S. In Dublin, Ireland.
Mr. Burns 'whO for about thirty
three years was connected with the
dupont Company formerly lived at
1909 West Ninth street. this city. lie
retired last summer and shortly ar
forwards went 20 ireland for an In
definite stay Tie had been there only
short time wler Mrs Burns who
had been an invalid FOR several years,
was taken seriously ia from which
condition she never fully recovered.
The body Will be Inferred in Dublin.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
..,1rNTNOn DrJvERED TODAY.

The fcrrybOat "NentnoT recently
launched al the Susel No ONES
Company's yard. ieft .or Philadelphia
today 10 be delivered % The 'hradei-
phia and Reading Railway company
She will run on the cnesinut street.
kairhn Point route. The "Ncninor"
Is sister shin TO the -HaddoD
Heights which was recentc deiiv-
cred To the company. and on, In com
MISSION on me same route Ihis
boat viii eceiye IS trial trip, while
enroute TO Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
HIGH WIND BLOWS
LYMAN BARN DOWN

For a few minutes last evening a
violent wind storm coursed over the
COUNTRY between Newport and Sian
ton. .evellng fences and trees IN sew
erai Jlrces.
large harm was blovrr down and
pars o. The roof was torn OF the
hous- al ths farrr Of Harvey Lyman.
heiwer NcwpOr, and stanton
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
NEW BANKING RULE
IN EFFECT TOMORROW

Banks and trust companies or VIII
tomorrow will put into effect
the new rule 90 the effect that no in
terost will be allowed on accounts sub
crl 20 check, in which the average
monthly balance is less than 500, and
a service charge OF 81 monthly Will be
made on all accounts subject 10 check,
In which the average monthly balance
Is less than 500.
The Central National Bank VIII open
its new trust department tomorrow
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
nm ROTHSCHILD HOMF.

Albert Rothschild. OF 1910 Boule-
ward. whowas stricken with paralysis
sitting in Brandywine Park with his
wife. several nights aso. has recov-
cred sufficiently TO warrant m; retJrn
home today. Mr. Rothschild las been
undcr treatment at the Delaware Hos
pital since he was stricken
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
BURNED OUT CABLE
CAUSES CAR TIE-UP

A burned out cable n the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Com
pany early his 0teruOon ueo lp
street ears and electrical power IN
many plants throughout the city for
more than half an hour The trouble
first occurred last night. causing .
tie-up for awhile. and the cable was
repaired Temporarily. bu. blew ou.
again today.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
MAY REDUCE FORCE

The Levy Court 9ih hold = rpccial
meeting this Afternoon. 4 vas 70
ported bou: The public Suildings Az.
shs cour. .nHy iGko .ome 4ction -
reduct the -dcr.ca, forco IN tie ~
cords~ e deeds o1lcn. whers NARY
extss. oiersN wers <pthorizcs several
month"; zEr sc handl- hs delurs o.
business Erowine o1t - saies OF rcs.
estate. Tho accumulated work has
nearly been disposed or
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
WILSON FOR
WET T'PLANK
BRYAN READY
FOR REALWAR
Presidents Friends Oil Up
Tank" Preparatory to An
nihiliating COmmoner
FIGHT CERTAIN ON
CONVENTION FLOOR
WAS 1T THE TANKe

TNGLEWOOD. Cal. June 20
UNITED Prcss).-A slight earth
quake shock was felt here at
7.3O o'clock last night. Accord
ina TO the generally accepted
count II Is the eleventh in the
series which started with the
heavy shock Of Monday. June n.
No damage was reported.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
HARDING TO BE
\. NJ. R. c. GUEST
Public Reception for G. o.
p. Nominee on Visit to
City In August
WILL MAKE ADDRESS
AT CLUB LUNCHEON

The visit OF Senator Warren C.
Harding, Republican presidential nom
inee. 90 this city sometime i'm August.
is awaited with much interest by Re
publicans OF the State During his
stay In this city. he viii be the guest
of the Young Mems Republican Club.
Senator Harding will motor TO VII
mingiOn. lie win be The guest OF the
club al a luncheon in the ball room
Df the Hotel dupont from probably 6
10 s O'Clock in the evening. Only
members OF the club and few in
vited guests will be present at the
. luncheon. but following. a public re-
rcption will be held.
H. S. Senator l.. Heisler Ball. a close
friend OF the presidential nominee. Is
expected TO introduce Senator Hard
lng. Harry II Billany. president OF
The y NJ. r. c.. Will preside at the
luncheon at which the guest OF
honor will make a short address.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
NO NOHARlNONYAINONG
DEMOCRATS ON ONE
PLANK OFPLATFORlM

Wet Plank Not Yet Rejected, Glass Says.
Walsh Opposes Nations League Refer
ence Without Reservation on Article 10
and LedUeS Committee Room, Although
Denying Discord-Fight May Go to Con-
pention Floor Thursday or. Friday
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
rAMsIu sELIING nuT-

Tamsui Tea CO.. located at l26 KING
street. are closing out their entlro
stock of pure foods at 40 per cent
discount sale. commencing today.
"wednesday. and closing Thursday.
which will be their last day in W.
mingion.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
TRTSTTEs 3F room MEET

TrnSt0os oF nc Y0Or are n0TUInc A
meeting at ne County hospital Farm
hurst this afternoon. Among the
matters 10 come before the members
will be the awarding Of contracts for
groceries. drugs, clothing and other
supplies
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
McAdoo Is Fduorite

NEW YORK June Omitted betting
today continued to favor William
odds quoted against his selection President
In demonstration accorded him, hove 10 second
pacc wit odd OF . to 1 his denomination
PREY ously against Wilson'S choice odds 20 70 l.
Governor Cox Ohio third with odds OF against
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
CnANGE IN COURT RULEs.

C0mmenclng lOmOrroW and contln-
uing throughout July and August,
Municipal Court will open at 20
o'clock in the morning instead OF 9
O'Clock. This announcement was
made today ~ Charles J. Coleman,
CLERK OF the court
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
MOTHER AND sON IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Frank Hare. 0f lUl tasI
Eighth street. was slightly injured
lasi night when she fell from a trolley
car She was removed 90 The Della
ware Hospital for treatment. Mrs
Hare's small son is a patient at the
same hospital. having recently under
gone an operation there.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
Today's Program


IL a. m.-Conventon called to order by Senator
Joseph 7. Robinson
Prayer.
Roll call of States for presentation of candidates for
Presidential nomination. Nomination speeches.
Report of committee platforms and resolutions If
completed
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
IOST AM FODND.

4 OsT-wALLET NEAR BRANDY.
il wine Park and vandever Ave. Re
ward Return 70 1912 Monroe St.
luneSo--L
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
FIND WOMAN NEAR sII1CE.

Mary Starr, aged 80 years, a white
woman. was found lying in the weeds
at the ShellpOt sluice at The foot OF
Twelfth street this morning. She
was brought tC the police station,
where a charge OF drunkenness was
placed against her.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
ToDAY.S TFMpERATURF

AZ The ENenlng Jnurnal Oflce.
500 A. MD 1900 p. M.....St
1000 A M....SO 100 p. M.....S5
Sun AND TIDE.
sun rises ..................t .t3l a. NJ.
sun sets ...................732 p. NJ.
Head Of ChriStiana.
High water ..it 20 A. NJ. iii5 p. NJ
Low water 720 A. NJ 7.3 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
THE WEATHER

Thundersforms this afternoon or to-
night: somewhat lower temperature.
party cloudy with fresh winds and
squalls
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

Prevent bottle famine. Return empties
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL RACE TIGHTENS TO-DAY
PALMER. McADOO. COXHOPEFJL OF
LANDING PART7YNONLNATTONAS
DAYFOR BALLOTTNCD ORA WS NEAR

Palmer Cox Forces
Line Up To Preuenf
Early Triumph For
Presidents Son-ml
Law-MississiPpi's20 20
Delegates for Ohioan
ForeUer' Cox's
Chiefain Says His
Candidate VIII Lead
When Second Choice
Strength is ReUealed
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

Certified MIX for Infants-clOver
Dairy Co.-Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
a SURE CURE

"yan widower begins wonder whether she will think he
old fof her he complain about his umbago
But the who geta up the morning all out of sorts
with lame back stiff limbs duh "achy" head better look out for
himself-msybe his kidneys to blame.
Swollen hands, ankles feet due a dropsca condition.
often caused by disodered kidneys Naturally when the kidneys
deranged ood filed with poisonous natter which
settles the feet ankles and wrists under the eyes bagke
formations
AS remedy for those easily recognized symptoms Of nfam
nation caused by acdas scadng urine bacache and fro
quent unao well sediment in the urine if uric acid
the blood has caused rheumatism umbago scatca gout is
simply wonderful how quickly An-uc acs; the pains and stiff
rapidly disappear for Anuric sntiurcacd) is many tiTes
potent than a end often eliminates urc acid hot wnter
melis sugar.
Annric recent scientific discovery by Doctor Pierce OF
f InvAdS Hotel IN Buffalo, n Y Send cents there for
trial package Of Anuric
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

noted were 1902 per cent. for mems
oNercoais 2Oii per cent. for Womcn's
coats, 2iO per cent for Vomcn's knit
vests, 2ii G FER cent. FOR mems union
suits, 2i12 per cent for overalls. 23S 4
per cent for mems work shirts 1904
per cent for WOmen's shoes and 2i7i
per cent. for WOmon's cape kid gloves.
since November. 1919. average ad-
Nanccs OF p per cent or more were
reported for peroalc, Bingham. long
cloth. knit underwear. womcn's stock
ines. COATS, gloves and halls.
The combined cost Of fuel. heat and
light advanced less than 4 per cent.
between November 1919 and March.
1920, although the total average cost
was 40 per cent higher than In July.
1914 and > per cent higher than in
March. 1919.
Coal prices were secured from i2i
dealers la "a cities representing AN
sections 0f lho country The largcs,
increases for anthracite were in The
cities 0f The east. where advances IN
The nclehhorhO0d OF per cont since
NOvcnb q, 1919. were reported
In sundrics. carfare increased In i0
cities varying from an extra charge
Tor transfers IN Now York 90 a n4l
1ie increase of ii0 per cent Ia Fa
Nvcr. Mass. he mos frequent n-