Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-07

tion senator's. The Johnson Borah ir.
reconcilables have plank OF ihei'
own. ready to submit il the platform
condolences do not yield result &C.
cepta bie to them. hut they indicated
confidence today that no open fight b!
them would be necessary.
Miss CASTOR Wtkdraws.
Lucy Page CASTOR. the only woman
entrant in the presidential race. an
nouneed today that her name would
not he presented to the convention
She Sid she had withdrawn in favor
of anybody who will indorse tht
moral reforms for which | stand.
Miss CASTOR entered the South Da
kota primaries on q platform which
included ~ anti-cig.rette plank. I'M
adulteratcd food and clean morals.
Alvin Mcdonald, member of the
Oklahoma delegation. announced that
JAKE Hamon. national committeeman
elect of Oklahoma. would receive the
Oklahoma vote for President on the
first ballot. AIR. Hamon is to be placed
in nominal ion by former Represents
tive p. 5. Mcclure.
Wood and Lowden Statements.
Maj.,Grn. Wood looks FOR a crvsta ILL.,
cation Of the Situation - soon as
the various delegations hay. finished
caucusine. he said u; lis morning
conference today.
As soon as the organization OF the
different delegations Is completed We
look for tangible results said Gen.
Wood @
Gen. Wood said it was his belief
that the people were more interested
In getting back to a peace-tfme basis
than In any other one subject al
present. In regard TO the league of
nations covenant he said: r..
Il think thu league of nations cove
nant. with American reservations.
will I'LL the bill, :
Gov, tLow'den said he thought The
people were first interested in solving
domestic questions and after that TAX
ing up the world affairs.
My belief" said the Sovernor. is
that the people are .hrs. intereste in
the nementoas domestic questions.
Whatever, orr sipterest u, the worif;
questions : "e- and do no, mistake my
meaning. they arc very. very imoo
tant. yer The way we treat them viii
depend largely on, how treat our
domestic problems Frst," Ak.
National Committeeman Morehead
OF North Carolina today denounced tie
state primary there rs farce" sra
declared that any agreement among the
candidates a. TO its Significance would
have no binding effect on the delegates
He declared that the complete returns
OF the primary could not be available
before June Is.
New York Action.
The New York delegation organized
today and elected Senator Wadsworth
Chairman. Charles u. Hilles was
chosen national committeeman. sue
ceedine Herbert Parsons
The entire program OF the leaders
vas carried through without a sign OF
Ir1cSioH, although an overnight
change % plans regarding committee
membcrsfD caused some comment
senator calder who. il was stated
Yesterday had beer picked for MEM
bership or he committee on perma-
rent organization. was no; mentioned
today. and the place was given TO
Villa" R1rncs. former national COM
mitteeman.
No eX,'ianation of The change was
made by the leaders. h''t ~ was
called that Senator Callers hostility
to an official % the republican stare
administration. Controller Eugene NJ.
Travis. eliminated last week in
fuil-pase newspaper attack charging
the controller with official in
competence. Copies of the paper con-
tanning the charges were placed in
every seat of the special train that
brought the delegation to Chicago