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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-08
ARMY WANTS AUTOS.
Cars Needed to Take Mothers and
Children "a Pienie

SHltoFeH 10 FlCnlc.
The Salvation Army wants the use
OF a large number OF automobiles
wednesday forenoon and in the
evening to take poor mothers and
their children from the city to the
Plum Bros farm northwest of town,
where the army will hold a picnic
Tor the mothers and children. 1t is
estimated that from fifty to seventy
five cars will be needed to carry the
crowd. and unless they are provided
the efforts of the army to provide
this outing for the poor will. not be
successful. Owners of. cars who are
willing to provide this service should
notify the army barracks or report
to the barracks, North First street,
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-08
Passenger Service DELAYED.

Owing to a wreck on northern
division of the M. & st. L. Monday
night, passenger service from the
north was badly delayed this morn
ing. The south-bound passenger due
here at $3.50 a. m. did not arrive UNI
til noon. No report of the wreck
was received here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-08
MAR RiED.
Carkhuff- johnson.

Frank J. Carkhuff, Of Wilder and
Miss Rena May Johnson. of State
Center were married Monday morn
ing at II o'clock at the Methodist
parsonage, Rev. w. G.. Crowder Of
ficiating. They will make their home
in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-08
Motorcycle Rider. Attention

Come in and sign up for the Fourth
annual gypsy tour. You can not at
ford to miss this. great time an
ticipated. Everybody welcome J. MI.
Johnson, tourmaster.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-08

Attention, Red Men.
Special order of business to come
before lodge Wednesday night All
are requested to be present. C. r.
Jacques, G. of r.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
STATE HOSPITAL
BILL INTRODUCED
Proposed Buiding TO Cost $1,000.
600 and to BE Turned over
to United States.

ALBANY. Sept %. --Rocommenda-
lions by Gov. Smith that tho STATE APP
propruto $4,000 600 for the construction
OF a thousand bed hospital Tor the care
ana Urea: ment Of It's World War Vet
eruns who have become mentally dis
a bled. are carried out IN a bill intro
duced IN the Legislature to-day by
Senator Hc1ry NJ. sage OF Albany and
Assembl,1nRn n. Edmund MachOld Of
jefferson
Provisions OF tho bill are intended 10
create commission comprising tn
stn.u Architect State Comptroller At
torncy General ana a representative OF
labor and a member Of the medical pro-
lcssion TO b. appointed by the Cover
nor. The commission, undor terms OF
the bill. would be authorized TO select
site for .he hospital, which when
completed. viii be taken over by the
United states Government.
A site suggested In the bin for the
proposed bunding 10 al Beekmhn'
Duchess County.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
NO NIGHT KEYS;
NO WHITE LIGHTS!
SO Says Rev. KOpfman, Here 10
Crusade ana Who FOilS m
duction Plot.

Rough persons tried last night to
kidnnp the Rev Mr.. Frederick Kopf-
man. he says, TO prevent him from
exposing the iniquitics OF the ".
Rev Mr. Kopfman related tho incl
dent to-day at the old John Street
Church IN message In which he td-
vsed the fathers and mothers OF New
YORK "to take back the night key"
lie declared he $ sure that there is a
"broken heart for every light on
broadway and recommended that
night llfe In Times square be put
under the restraints recommended
by the late Anthony Comstock.
81 can't help, my beloved. hut med
die IN the affairs OF New York" be-
gan Mr.. HOFFMAN, who as a crusader
attracted somo attention, including
over rope tomatoes and ovrr-old egg
~ Washington Cross ng, y. J., se.-
eral weeks ago. "Ncw YORK needs a
crusader. Why only this mOrning
washed blood OF this very coat
spilled there last night when the
amusement industry tried to have mc
/ kidnapped IN Times Square. Two
buIly men tried 20 pull me nto 4
tnxicab when 1 WAS trying 10 enter
! a cabaret. hut, 1 d. not forget m
] manly courage and YOU may believe
mo I used some force to resist them.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
MAYORS AIDS co TO ALBANY
o'RricR. Mann aud Hiuy "a P"'"
Housing aud bus Laws

Mayor Hylsn this afternoon n-
structod Corporation Counsel o'brlom
Tsnemsnt House Commssionep Mann
and Arthur }. w Hly, Chairman ot
the Mayors Committee on Rent Prof
lteering 20 go TO Albany and lent
every aid possible IN the passage Of
proper housing ana auti-rent proiiteer-
ing laws
The Officials are particularly 'n-
structed 10 give every possible assist
ance TO those who are fighting for
tho pass e OF bills aimed TO block the
efforts Of prohteering landlords wh1
plan TO evlct hundreds Of thousands OF
tenants on oct. /. This .s the legis
.Iatiun recommended by Tho Evelin7
world. which has been Endorsed by
the Lockwood Legislative COMMITTEE
The Mayor also instructs the trio "a
aid In every manner tAe bus leg.slatlon
In accordance with Gov Smiths mes.
sage. 80 that the city may bee ahlc Il
appropriate money for the purchas,
and operation Of buses
The evening world., 1920-09-22
WOMEN OPEN DRIVE
ON WADSWORTH
Non-PartiSln Committee Will Send
Speakers to Every County
IN the State.

The Senatorial Non-Partisan Com
mlttce. In statement Issued to-day,
declared II would Immediately begin a
campaign IN every county IN the state
against recollection OF Senator James
W Wordsworth ir. and support the
candidacy OF Harry Walker. Democrat.
or Mrs. Ella Boolo. Prohibitionlst
The committee. which has adopted
che campaign slogan "Wadsworth's
Place Is In the Home" includes Mrs.
Frank A. Vanderlp. Miss Mary Carrot
Hay. Mrs. Gordon Norrie. Mrs. o.
Louis Slade. DR.. Katherine Bcmcnt
Davis. Mrs. V Evert Macy. Mrs
Maud Ingerson Probasco and Mrs. n.
Edward DriCr
Mrs. Raymond Brown. who has
charge OF the New York County organ.
izution. said speakers already had been
scattered through the state TO urge
support OF Mr. Walker or AIRS Boolc.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
GOMPERS FLIES TO
LABOR MEETING
Goes From Buffalo to Rochester
in 80 Minutes to Address
MachiniStS

ROCHESTER,, Sept. 22.--Samu
Gompers OF the Am, lean Federatk
ot Labor arrived in Rochester at II.
to-day In an airplane from Bum
to address the convention Of Init
national Association OF Mach 1lSta
The trip was made In thirty nine
minutes.
The convention went on record this
morning as opposed 70 the expulsion
o; the three Socialist members Of the
Assembly. Immediately upon the con
vening OF the meeting In Convention
Hall this morning, Miss Lucy Robins.
70 representative OF the American
Federation OF Labor addressed the
delegates In the interests Of men who
are held as war prisoners in the
United States. with especial refer
ence 10 the case OF Eugene Debs.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
MOTHER CUTS OFF
SON IN HER WILL
Mrs. Buckley Says He Neglected
HE'D and Did Not Attend
Fathers Funeral.

The viii Of Mrs Isabel N. Buckley Of
HASTINGS nled for probate to-day with
Surrogate Slater or White Plains. cuts
on her son without cent and gives
her $4,000 estate 20 her beloved I'd
attentive" brother. Elias W. Elliot OF
Lakewood
The special provision IN tho viii dis.
inhcriting her son says. II have made
no provision for my son. Leonard W.
buckley for the rensol that he has not
communicated with me for the past six
yr1rs and has not displayed the slight
est interest in either the welfare OF
myself or OF his father aud that he did
not even attend his fathers funeral"
The evening world., 1920-09-22
FROM $18 A WEEK
TO $1,000 A DAY
Butchers Helper Made Latter
Amount in Commissions From
Pond, He TestiiieS.

BOSTON, sept 22--John A.. DoI-
dero OF Quincy left job as butchers
helper Al SIS week to act az an agent
for Charles Ponzrs quick-rich scheme
and made more rhan $1,000 a day in
commissions during the latter part Of
July. according 10 his testimony to-day
at a hearing by the receivers who are
cideavorlng 20 run down Ponzis assets
Counsel FOR the receivers referred to
the sums paid as Sits but the witness
replied that he felt he had earned AL
he got Tor talking people into investing
In ponzis scheme.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
CLOTHING PRICES
TO TUMBLE SOON
Plf'lic Refuses 10 Buy and Stocks
Are Piling Up in
Warehouses.

CHICAGO. Sept. 32.-Ciothlng prices
are due 10 tumble delegates to tho
Retail clothiers' Association's Con-
vention here declared to-day.
Prices next spring will be nearly %
per cent. lower. according to Fred
Noiland. Topeka, Kan. national d.
rector Of the association. The public
has made the reduction necessary by
It's refusal 10 pay high prices. dealers
said. They declared stocks are piiinR
up In warehouses and lower selling
prices viii be necessary TO prevent
heavy losses.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
ITALIAN WORKERS
REJECT AGREEMENT
Refuse to Evacuate Plants They
Saskatchewan Wages for
Whole Period.

ROME. Sep. 2i.-ttalian metal wortS-
crs. who occupied factories In soma Of
the larger cities last month, are re-
fusi1g to evscuate the plants In accord
ancc Nth the settlement aEreemen. ~
Gently reached WITH the empioyerf
after Government Intervention. =
In Turin three additional works were
occupied by .he men to-day. In ntty
other works the majority OF tho men
decided not 20 abandon the plants un.
less they received ample guarantees
against rcpriHlla from the masters and
tho Government and payment Of their
yaEca Tor the entire period Of their oe-
cupntiou OF the works.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
10 further into tho grave than that
OF william Jennings Bryan
" HARDING DESERTS JOHNSON
THERE WILL Be TROUBLE.

THERE WILL BE- TROUBLE.
A. 70 political effects. this state
can he carried by Senator JOHNSON
by sheer force % his personal appeal
II Senator Harding should do the
unexpected desert johnson
there would surely be trouble In
this state for the Republican Party
For the vets are rather favorably
inclined 10 Gov. Cox anyway and II
sections Of Northern California like
san Francisco and that Harding and
Cox are both tor the League with
reservations, other issucS such as
Probation will decide their votes.
But no one seriously expects any
change In the Harding position on
the League. Senator Johnson mas
interpreted the Republican nominee y
attitude so authoritativoly as far as
the neople OF this part OF the state
Is concerned that they would be
amazed and astonished TO near any
thing 20 the contrary from senator
Harding.
Tho state Capitol here was an in
tercFting place 10 visit For uttef
publican Convention, samuel snort
ridge. candidate for United states
senator. made lengthy speech
mostly against Wilson.sm, 60 wh'cA
he said he had been consistently or
poacJ "cvcr since the Wilson Tar'u
nm nf 1884, Amer the speech was
/ over 1 heard many a person express
wonder whether Mr. ShOrtritge I'ihN
believed woodrow Wilson was his'
/ rcsuons.ble FOR the Wilson Tariu Law
| ~ tSqS SIN the anu-Wilson cru
/ s,de which the Republican, are max
| lnr includes most q v"rythlnH VII
| soui1n anyway
three other state conventions, hy
,ne way. were going on in the state
Capuol The PrOMbuonisis ana inc
Democrats met az opposite ends or
the building and In room eHpeclWlN
} .veo thrrN hv th secretary or STATE.
/ The Progressive state convention was
held by one lore negro, John w
Fowler. who prcaCntcd his creoen
tals and made the keynote spe.en 'u
himself after giving out copies To me
newspapers. Later he conferred WIZ,
rns i..-.lI can s'lte chairman hpou'
l"nising" with the regular l'epuo-
lncnns
The evening world., 1920-09-22

soaEht closer cooperation. various
bureaus % The Federal and
city government have been moas-
ing independent Investigations.
Thcse directing me work have
been making Independent investiga-
tiona Those directing the work have
nEreed that the circumstances are 90
oafnins that there IL only the slight
cat chance that any one OF The Of
nciai agencies can get results out
% the meagre materials e has 10
band
while Department of Justice
agents. Secret Service men and city
detectives are combing the haunts Of
ienovn anaFchiFts All over the Middle
AtianEic states and IN some Western
ciilea. Federal experts Of the Bureau
81 Mines are working SIDE By sldo
With city dstectivos and tnvestigOtors
~ ths FIRE Marshal's office. Tao
street Cleaning Department whioh
nearly allowed the debris gathered az
Broad and wall Streets Thursday af-
ternoon 20 be dumped from a garbage
Sow ~ sen, has brought q back and
81 aiding throa detectives sort the
niaaa over q the Hamilton Street
aannlrs.
Every BIT OF metal. wood and paper
eound IN thess sweopinEa - being
piehsd out and sent 70 Police Head
quarters for study by picked experts
Of the city ana Federal bureaus.
incidentally many pagers OF great
intrinsic ana legal value and some %
intimate personal importance have
oesa found IN this street litter. Where
possible such documents win be re-
turned 10 the owners. but the deteo.
tives. with grim smiles. assert that
they feel that some OF the personal
lettors might better be destroyed In
the interests OF public and domestic
peace than Be subjected 70 the chance
Of reaching tho wrong person.
SOUVENIR HUNTERS GOT "EV-
pENcg"
An appsai made 70 all persons 10
hurn over 70 the police pieces Of
M.LMl anu MAaA NAAaAA W NANNA 80
explosion revealed that souvenir
hunteru we're busy picking up frag-
msnts before the police lines we're
drawn and unwtttinEiy may have
carried OF valuable evidence.
The horse and wagon remained the
chief hope OF the investigators to-day.
The horBeshoers are aiding the police
4. every way they can 20 find tho man
Who put on the hind shoes OF tho
horse. The character % the work in
dicates u was done Ia an outlying
District and by a union workman.
staten Island IL tho only borough
eliminated. There arc no union far
riera there according 70 officials OF
ths organization.
Capt. John Drum Post ga. Vet
arans Of FOREIGN Wars OF the
United states. has offered a reward
of SEQ Tor the arrest and conviction
q the person or persons responsible
Tor the Wall Street explosion. In tho
catastrophe the post loat two COM
rados, Charles A. Lindroth and Lu-
aoif pOrtonr.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
DORVAL ENTITIES.

1ss n0F'si va'Fs l0- ssst 81 nas 'rs -
f1ihluui
FfRsT RACE aisideB to yvar.olas. Canadian
frqt; i've Alrl1ngs. -Aldas Way. ii2 Lasidhsst
iN Aunt ip loo lsgs salFina ~ Msriha
SAND hA.m-aaAra!as' uuo-vsaF-ells
Cesaaa, 10. Mar C0sgu, iOg Vsasuri. lie
laad, lqo. Cars nog, 10 lseoiean ne
Third -llsinulng. ~ ars' ~ tir
klIga. -Msl NAY. -. Hlarngg ~ lu2 sMo1
deils. 10. kiaulisitgr. iW sHgl ltat lOa
ssAh Amseeei ie2 Player ioo 'iads Refs
fOURfH Gkiy- Calming. uHss.ysar ola,
g9d 40 aHth.. ~ tarlm,o, cieah sasep, lOi
AoertF Hood, io1 tsf,yinoian. los OiHslo. 10
hleds9 $40. III kpysa. llS ls.ss..u1ilgn
~ ilos Agagr 'MladlSsoa. 10 Lsdy Ioss. ii8
ThsfA kIoE diaadicsp. Al ssss oBs nab. o.
elalF Leasis to1; ef1aaegy Obs ma san,
laau ~. lO2; heian, 100, Woolrigsa a.
4mss,raB Eass. i0i viTs Noses. ios aNu
aINM RACE CiaiminF, thre..gear-olds an,
i.Iltisld v. iOi: Ais Ofb. los; SgHavi s,sl
enFg iiai 'rnek stas. loo. MinAarooA ~
sEvESfh RACB-taai@iuF: auee year-o.d
ola upsaHda ME uiii seteuiy yaf,ls = Niol,sa
ciat. iOii WI 81 hsAsT. 100 Mistet ~
le M.,sta ioai 'csailae. 10 Wiihvia ioo
'Aipfsatles Aio..Bos eai,asd. trsss fast
The evening world., 1920-09-22
INCREDIBLE FOLLY,
, HUGHES'S VIEWOF
SOCIALIST CUSTER
Continued from FIRST PagcJ

that they handled the case foI Thorn.
selves more ndroiuy than their at.
iorneys did az tho tria1 during the
regular session They are believed 10
have gained y1uouthy and friends
The fact that the Assembly ous,ed
only three OF the members and at
tempted 20 give q clean bin OF health
90 the other two was believed 10 indi-
cate that many members had come TO
believe they had acted without justi-
rcation In the first Instance The vote
last n CHI on the ousting Of waldmar.
Clacsseus and solomon was 30 TO IS.
~ herras the vote for ousting last April
was from lOt "a ii6.
10 was believed last night that De-
witt and orr. the two Socialists who
we're seated had resigned They an.
nouncod to-day they mad only given
notice or intention to res sn. This
version OF their statement diners
with that OF other members and
ntwsp1 per correspondents, who quote
1hc Socialists as saying Il resign"
DtNltt and orr said to-day they
planned 10 return to New York cay
ana discuss the matter Tonight with
the Executive Committees OF Their
rosptCUNs districts, and tnat II In ,ae
judgment VI the committee q NOuiG
be oNpedsent for them 10 do SO tnoy
WuuIa re. gn,
,,..,u..., who led of ~ the debate
fQI tRe socialists, set the example Tor
, his Cuulr,rgs,
"fH,ru uv men In this House with
whom / wUuidnt want 10 auaNe ainlt
In private life" he said You have
called me and, my associates disloyal
/ D,sluyul 60 Mh0m2 Who are the
| judges OF my loyalty? Not this house
! Not the 40 men Who are attempting
| To- ST here In Judgment The judged
| are the people In our districts tine
| voters Yho PASSED Judgment ON us
| by sending US back here TO represent
/ them again"
Ca,as,ns went even further than
| WA.dmUn. lie sad tho Socialists
| cared lttle for the upInion Ga BurdInB
/ them entertained 0y members OF tbs
/ Assembly After their expulsion taey
/ had appealed TO the highest court h
| tne land tile voters OF their dlstr ct,
And n yOu want another appea
taken To- the same court Just put as
uut again. Ae shouted. "InWarlly
aud outWard.y / laugh az this whole
| ridiculous proceeding
Throw US out II you want TO- d
| concluded Clacssens. eco 90 &c. IN
thank YOU"
be Witt. Solomon and Orr were no
bit more apologize than Cllpss n
and Waldmon, he Wit singled on
Tammany Assemblymlu Marty
Ml. ly Cor et'ack.
~ don't want you TO whitewasl
me. IL Solomon and the others ar
| traitors ] am one TOO You're al
, yelling about us hciug traitors.
hare wer record. went in as a
, engineer in munitions plant an
worked for nine month"; during III
war. Tho Socialist Party disagree
with mo but didn't eNpel me,
~ have waved the nag as niue
as you have. Marty McCue, ard
have sold more Liberty bonds. Nc
, cue, than you have passed schooner
of beer over your bar. summing u
. this entire procoeding. ! would ga
- that you gentlemen In this Hous
L have pulled bone-you know go
q. hnvc--and now you've got your
selves In so deep that YOU can't pa
out.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
Don't Coax
The Bones,
Contributes
Shooun' African Coli No Crime,
Bul Appealing to the
Cubes Is.

Certain voices were described IN the
West side Court to-day. and Chief
Magistrate McAdoo himself considered
the evidence.
one was a plaintive. pleading voice
which repeated inccssantly the prayer.
Bones. have hear.--haby needs r.
pair O. shoes" Another was an AFRO
CANT voice, harsh, exuiting. calling,
Read EN- an weep-fve an deuce
mother natcherul," "oh. you big Liza "
and expressions Of similar purport.
whatever the purport may have been.
other voices, some thia. some grun,
some tremulous and soma bullying.
emitted such expression az. Cam /
get shaded7" and Any part Of the
RON"
Five detectives from the fourth IN
spectiun district described tho voloea,
which they said hey had heard last
nixht in George Jaekso1's stove repair
shop. No $40 West sth Street, where
they had arrested eleven negroes after
ginning entrance by the password.
"Rastus"
Magis.rnte McAdoo dld not feet Jus
tined. he said IN co1victing tho men ~
shooting cnps. but he said that lam
guAgc dcscribcd was ''boisterous" and
for that he gave each prieoner bis
choice Of fvs days or SO. Those who
had road 'cm an wept' went 70 jail
The o.hera. favored by the hpnes. paid
up In Iordiy manner and went away TO
buy the pair o. shoes for baby
The evening world., 1920-09-22
HIS HAT IN ROBBED HOME.
That's Why Jennings IL Held for
Jewel burglary.

Magistrate McAdoo IN West Slda
Court to-day held Wyman Jeunings. OF
No. l72 West 1881 street, a negro, Tor
the Grand Jury, on charge Of bur
glary,
4 hat with Jennings initials stamped
IN Il and with hia name written m a
slin OF paper tucked In the sweat haul
was found IN Mrs, Bille Farral' =
apul tmept. OF No, i29 Amsterdam Ave-
nue. early yesterday after che had
awakened % hEht an Intruder who
fisi BY way % tho IRE escape. takins
116O worth o. her jewelry.
The evening world., 1920-09-22
TRIES TO DIE IN HOTEL RAID.

Detectives Of the Fourth lnsIN ction
District. under serEt polan. ralded
the Circle Hotel IN West Goth street
early to-day and arrested several
women and the clerk
During the excitement a woman de-
ncrlbing herself a. Beatrice =. Pioraall,
tuenty-siH. OF Elizabeth. n u. who
had not been arrested. swallowed b.
Chloride % mercury tablets. She was
taken 70 Flower Hospital and u Is be-
iieved prompt treatment saved her
NE
The evening world., 1920-09-22
Hinauit Says OustinR Aids che
sOciRIlsts.

Morris Hllquit said to-day hat no
special action Is contemplated In con-
neCtlon with the re- oustipg OF the SO.
cialist Assemhlymen
THE men have already been re-
-'rlrrt. % he said. "and will an.
doubleday bee reelected 40 tho regular
,,uu. dOl't know OF any court
action that could be- taken. The situa-
ton Us quce satisfactory OF course IL
would not he true 10 say that the So
ciahHts wanted these men TO be ousted
again, but the ouH.ing "a certain 70
benefit tho Socialist Party"
The evening world., 1920-09-22
TRAIN PLUNGES
INTO ROYAL GORGE
Fourteen Cars Of Freight Go Over
Pim--No One Hurt Is
Report.

CANON CITY, Cot, sept 20 Flour
teen cars Of fruit train plunged into
tho Royal Gorge several miles west Of
here this morning,
First reports said no one WAS hurt.
The evening world., 1920-09-22

the Dig Interests and they're contrib-
utinr TO him." ad'd Gerard.
william BOyco Thompson. New
Yoi9,. Chairman OF Tie Republican
Ways and Ne ans COMMITTEE. followed
Gsrard. Thompson gaveH 10 names OF
the Ways and Means Chairmen 90 the
Eastern states under his direct con-
troll, as follows;
Connecticut William II. Putnam.
Hartford: District Of Columbia, VIII
INN L. Gallihor; Delaware, Charles
Warner: Maryland. A. q. Tower: New
Jersey T.. =. Earle. New York l. ".
Pearson; Pennsylvania, William IL.
Folwcll: Rhod, Island. r. f. PECK.
Quotas for the states, Thompson
said. were fixed by Fred Upham, Re
publican treasurer at Chicago
We've spent more than we've re-
ccivcd 50 far" said Thompson IN re-
sponge TO Senator Reed. He said he
coulNht tell how much had been raised,
Thompson said the only worker he
has employed IS Major J. J. Patcheu,
who gets S4OO month.
The New York State quota as
fixed by Treasurer Upham in 1919
was $500 900. Thompson stated,
and included New York City. No
special arrangement has been
made tor raising money W VIEW
York City as a separate unit, dis
tinet from the rest Of the States,
no declared. though Upham testi-
/ fled at Chicago that Now York
| CITY and Chicago were treated as
! separate units.
/ About Sl.5eo,00O Is TO be raised In
/ New York city OF which Sl,0O0OOO is
. FOR the national campaign and the re-
maindor for the state campaign ne
testified.
Approximately 100000 viii have
20 be raised In the state for the
national and state campaigns ana
cts dead hard collecting it" Thomp-
son said. We've had "A lot OF pretty
cheap talk from some people about
slush fund. Bar room politics Is all
1 II IT,"
senator Reed said the testimony
showed that the Republicans I'm the
nation we're aiming 90 raise Sl2,-
600 600
That's all bunk" said Thompson.
/ You're making a speech here. Your
/ candidate has boon taking about
$40. OO0. 900. That's all rot, Men who
arc attacking Republicans are the
rich Democrats. The Democratic
money - coming from very near Wal
Street Don't think your candidate b.
/ a stranger 20 Wall Street either
The evening world., 1920-09-22
CHlLDS'S CASE ADJOURNED.
Arguments on Melton TO Dismiss
indictment set for Neat Week.

Justice Finch In Supreme Court too
day. on motion OF Assistant District
Attorney tombstone. postponed for one
week arguments on q motion TO dis
miss the Indictment against william
Hamlin Chids. which has been hanging
fire for more than two years Alr
tombstone had asked for three weeks.
Sir Guilds. former Gov Sulzer and
former state Senator NeWComh were
ind cited on NAY 3. 1918. on charges OF
violating the Election laws and Sou-
splrHcy, after tho election in which
John purroy Mitchell WAS Fusion uoui-
inoe for Mayor n was said that ~ uul
was paid To SulEer and $4,000 to Mlsha
AppelhRunl. and the amounts omitted
Of state.