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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
SWISS COUNCIL
APPROVES LEAGUE
Recommends Plebiscite to
Determine Question
of Joining.
Adherence to League Pledged by
Council But People Must Decide
Whether Republic Is To Take
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Nations
Council to Hold Next Meeting at
Paris, March 12.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
> Berne, March 3.-By adherence to
the league Of. nations by Switzerland
was approved by the national council
today by q vote of lis to 45. This
decision does not bind this country
to enter the league but recommends
plebiscite to be held during April or
May in which the people will voice
their desires. The national council
was asked to approve the entrance
by the government few days ago
after it had been decided TO abandon
the american clauses" by which
Switzerland would delay action until
after ratification by the American
senate of the treaty Of Versailles. N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
RESUME PACKER INQUIRY.
Wyoming Farmer Says Packing In
dustry Needs Delousins.

By AssOcluted PreSS,
Washington. March s.--The big
five" meat packers were charged In
testimony given before the house ag-
riculture committee today by J. II.
Montgomery OF Basin, >Wyo. with
having reduced live stock prices and
driven growers out OF business,
Mr.. Montgomery described himself
as Just an ordinary stock grower"
He deplored iniunctions and 'im-
munity baths" In proceedings against
the packers.
THE packers thrive on injunc-
tions." ho said. "An injunction does
not bother them any more than in
sect powder does cootie. The whole
packing industry should be put thru
n delousing station"
Lack OF legislation to control the
packers is causing loss OF conf
dence In both congress and the
courts, he said.
These conditions are producing
socialists. anarchists and boishcyiks
faster than the attorney general can
get bottoms to ship them out" ne
said.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
Request TO Wise Passports.

by ASSOClAteU Press.
Mexico City, March Another
request that Mexican consuls In the
United States wise, the passports of
Americans who testified recently be-
fore tho senate committee investigat-
ing Mexican conditions has been pre-
sented by tho American embassy here
.it Ia learned from authoritative
sources. II is said the Mexican gov
ernment maintains its stand against
granting such vises.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
Edward H. Hale Declares
Ex.Service Men Favor
Bonus Plan.
STATEMENT BY
D'OLIER IN ERROR
Declaration Of Representative OF
vsterans. Of Foreign Wars Prsoipi'
tates Another Row at Hearing Be-
fore House committse-Hals Fav.
ors Passage Of Morgan Bill, Civ
In Soldier Option on Homestead.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, March 3.-Another
row occurred today at the hearing
before the house ways and means
committee on soldiers relief organi-
Nxations. 1t came whom Edward Il.
Hale, representative Of tho Veterans
Of Foreign Wars. told the commit
tee the statements made yesterday
by Franklin D0lier. national COM
mander Of the American Legion.
were erroneous and should be con-
tradicted."
A storm Of protest resulted but
Chairman Fordney restored quiet by
warning that unless order could be
maintained I'VE will quit these hear
ings."
After nve minutes OF wranglinE
among members Chairman Fordnay
ruled that witnesses would not critl-
clze other organizations. Hale urged
passage Of q bill authorizing pay
ment to discharged service men at
the rate OF $40 : month instead Of $50,
with an additional grant Of 500 to
those who seryed oyerseaS. He also
favored passaxe OF the Morgan bill
which would xtye service men the
option Of selecting homesteads.
How II the money % be raised for
this bonus. asked REPRESENTATIVE
Kitchin. democrat of North Carolina,
There is a public debt OF 32S 900 900.
600 now. AOur nlan.r satd Hale.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
LEAvEs aooDs TO MvsEvMs.

Tiny Furniture oNhsd BY Mrs. Tom
Thumb to Be- Preserved.
BY Associated Press.
Plymouth. Mass. March s.-The
home furnishings OF Mrs. Lavinia
Magr (SIrs. Tom Thumb). who died
recently. will be placed in museums
by the terms of her viii, which has
been filed here. Her collection is said
to include the smallest practical
furniture in use- Two miniature sew
ing machines and a piano are among
the pieces mentioned by the will.
Several gifts are from European roy
atty before whom she performed. The
remainder of her property is to be
divided between her husband and two
nephews.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
DEMAND FREE ARMENIA.

American Committee Protests Against
Planned Partition,
BY Associated Press.
New York, March 3.--Declaring
that the allied premiers have tenta-
lively planned partition Of Armenia,
the American committee for ;nde-
psndence Of Armenia today issued
An appeal asking Americans to pro-
test such action and to demand the
end Of Turkish rule there.
The committee headed by James
W.. Gerard, former American minis
tor to Germany, urged church, school
ana other bodies to communicate
oith congress to the end that this
ancient martyr nation may be Aber-
;ateA and preserved"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
TURKS TO LOSE NAVY.

Supreme Council to Render Turkey
lmpotent at Sea.
BY Associated Press.
London, March 3.-The disposition
Of the Turkish navy was definitely
decided by the supreme council today.
when 1t decided that by the terms Of
the peace treaty the ships should be
broken up.
The council dehberated this morn
ing over the military situation as 1t
regards Turkey but 1t did not discuss
the military terms Of the treaty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
Druggists Urge
Enforcement of n
Prohibitory Law
Hy Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
Chicago, March s.--Ths Chicago
Retail Druggists Association will
urge that restriction on liquor sold
In pre- N-iption bo frightened and that
probS IN laws be moro strictly on
forS IT, became known today, when
or or the association iefs for
vs. ington to confer with officials
rs 20 Internal revenue department,
dany saloon Keepers who have
; cks OF liquor on hand" A. ". Orms.
ttor OF tho associations paper de-
AIRED. ARE making inquiries as TO
Tho chances OF opening drug stores.
They are Offering pharmacists and
drug clerks higher salaries 20 work
for them In case they open drug
stores.
Their pleas are patiently nothing
moro than to operate camcufiase
drug stores and make a business OF
selling whisky on prescription"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
FPresi dent Out u
For First Time
Since October
BY Associated Press.


Washington. March s.-Prcsident
Wilson went for a motor ride today.
leaving the White House grounds
for the first time since he was or
dered to bed last October by Rear
Admiral Grayson, "a very sick man."
The president Svas accompanied by
Mrs. Wilson. DIR. Grayson and secret
service men and took O spin along
the Potomac. A closedcar was-used
and the party left fhru the southwest
gates. Photographers who had wait
ed for weeks for the presidents ap-
pearance In public were prohibited
by police from taking photographs.
l1eal weather was provided for the
presidents ride. The car was kept
closed thruout the trip, however, The
pFesident sat in the rear seat with
Mrs. Wilson and kept his cap IN his
hand most Of the time. ts
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
MARY PICKFORD
GRANTED DIVORCE
Notion Picture Star 10 Granted Di-
voros From Owen Moore--Deser.
tlon Was Given ~ Grounds for
ActIon--Mary Weeps While Tsstify-
ina--Owen Moore Not Present.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Reno. New, March S.--Mary Pick
ford, motion picture star, was grant
ed a divorce from Owen Moore last
evening at Minden, q small town
near Carson City. on grounds Of de-
eertion. She has been at the Camp
bell ranch at Genoa, nearby, since
Feb. l1b. She was accompanied to
the courtroom by her mother. Mrs.
Smith. and she wept freely while
testify;ing. Owen Moore was not in
court Tho he was at Minden Mt
luncheon Monday. He was repre-
scented by On attorney in the pro-
ceedings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
M ergs Training Schools.

Washington, March 3.-~Consolida /.
tion OF the officers training school
and the sea service training school Of
the shipping board into one depart
mont under tho direction Of Captldn
Erving |. Evans. with headquarters
at Now York. was announced by the
shipping board. The change in the
schools, II was said. is being made TO
centralize the work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
.EX- KAISER ERRED;
SHOULD HAVE DIED
Failed to Live Up to His
toric Precedent of
His Race.
Fight o. Deprive William Hohenzoi-
lsrn Of His Properties and Fortune
Begun In Earnest in National As
spmbly-Majerity Socialists ard
Independents Oppose Effort to
Cempsnsats Ex-kaissr fee, Property

Berlin. March S.-The fight to de-
prive the former emperor OF his
properties and his fortune began in
earnest today when the motion of
tho majority socialists to refer the
issue to the national assembly pre-
cipitated an acrimonious debate. The
majority socialists We'd with Nthe in
dependents in decrying the former
emperor in an effort to defeat the
motion to compensate the former
emperor for his property.
Deputy Graaf. majority socialist,
declared that the ex-ruler had fail
ed to live up to the historic prece-
dents Of his race. He had not died at
the head OF his troops. He chose, in
stead, the deputy continued, a mid
night flight to Holland where he
now 'is promenading and saving
wood"
Democrats and Clericals Unite.
The democrats and clericals joined
In voting for the government mea-
sure providing that the settlement
be referred to- the judiciary COM
mittss which now takes It under ad-
vissmsnt.
The motion OF tho majority social
lists providing for action by the
national assembly has been tempor-
arily tabled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
MANY NEWBERRY
'OEFENDANTS.0uI
indictments Against Thir-
ty-Eight Dismissed by
Judge Sessions.
FIFTH COUNT OF IN
DICfMENT DROPPED
On. psusdiSd on statute Of Oct. 1e'
,s1a, o,t,nlsssd-ons Defendant
Wks Enssrsd Plea Of oullty Among
rhss, MISUNDERSTANDING OF De-
ssndants Reduced 20 Eishty'h"s
Dy pismiasai ef Cases.


BY ASSociAted Preae
0rand Rapids. Mich. March g.
O1stssnp moro defendants were dis
charged ~ Judge Sessions In the
lgewbesry elections conspiracy trial
today. This left the fisld at eishty-
Avs dseendants.
The afth count Of the indictmen'
~ also dismissed This was the
ons founded ON the federal status
% oeE IL. 1913.
yuAgs Sessions took both actions
"a ais own motion. He said that .
Wy close attention to the prosecu-
ssen.s svtdenos ana . careful! sfidy
cf II. had convinced him that ne
vould - unwarrantsd In holding the
man named for . Jury verdict. he
directed tho clerk to enter formSi
verdict OF mot guilty" in the fifteen
anasea.
yudre Sessions denied defense mo-
lions for dismissal Of counts three
and six Of the Indictment. He then
notified James o, Murhn that 1t
vould be useless 20 argue = motion
for directed verdict rs to all the de-
leA6ants. !.
D. dismissins TIE charges asainst
twshty-thre men, the governments
TUESDAY narrowed the field to an
nyen one hundred defendants. The
action cams thls Frank C. Daily. as
sistAnt atAexps9 general Just after
- hAA aan6a1ce6 the End q the
pecssoutson,e Aifect testimony. Only
minor lsSenAohts were IN the Hss
ana noue e ~ ten men who pleaded
noio contsndSro was included. The
eases of 49, tan probably WIN not
- Aisposed o. qtil after the Jury
- rssAsrs4 ! vsrdict. u
I. Il oe&aA . Open Thursday.
Today ret aside for motions
and arguS6dta. The flrst Of the 40
..fense ts6tinlotv is likely. therefore
NOT q be ofE1jDd before Thursday.
An oddity f4he list Is Willis "
e1pron Of Tt3nkfort- When ar
z,raiened early Ia the year he pleaded
suiity to three of3the nix counts In
the indictment and not guilty as TO
the others. Shortly before the triai
opened he was allowed TO Withdraw
this pleA. He then stood nu'e'
ruesday the court directed that :
FORMAL verdict Of not guilty DO en-.
tired against his name and those OF
the twenty. two men discharged w'tn
him. .,...
OF the others. ave pleaded guil'y
ana seventeen stood mute
IN psbats Question In Houss.
4 Tue soldier relief question got into
house debate today. Representative
Madden. Illinois. . member OF tne
X republican stesfinE committee urging
economy In government expenditures
saytnx tho various RELIEF measures
proposed spending, 32o300o.o00 %
so, ,o00, ,0oo. 900"
4 II bonds were issued, he said, the
interest rate would have been u
least 8 per can't
SHOW, would . 5000. .poo. 900 issue
anect outstanding governments IN
Aebtness," asked republican Gardner
1T would reduce them to 75 cenes
/ on the dollar. II not more" said
Representative Madden.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
ASK MINISTERS TO AID.
Cooperation In Securing Enforce
mont of Dry Law Is Urged.

BY Associated FreSs.
Des Moines, March A letter
urging cooperation In arousins In
terest in prohibition law enforcement
will be sent all ministers April by
Thomas Maloney, federal prohibition
director for the state, according to
his present plans. He declared he
believed strict enforcement Of the
laws depended on building public
sentiment to that end when he spoke
at the meeting of the board Of direc-
tors of the Anti Saloon League yes
terday. Tho program for combating
the liquor evil was outlined TO the
directors bysfSuperintendent II. N.
Holsaple. Of the league.
Tho activities of tho Iowa league
were not lessenicd by national pro-
hibition last year, he said.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03

ney Martin McDonough police and
county officials took into custody dry
workers who had confiscated stocks
of liquor, charging them with legally
transporting liquor. Major Dalrymple
rushed to the scene from Washing
ton with squad of men, fully armed
after announcing that he was going
to clean out Iron River and every
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
Weman Socialist Elected.

BY Associated Press.
The Hague. March 3--NIrs. Pothius
SnnIt. n Socialist will bo the first
woman member OF the upper house
OF the Dutch parliament. having been
elected TO that office by the North
Holland provincial legislature Mt
Harlem today. Mrs. Smit defeated
tho only male candidate by margin
Of two votes. Women have for some
time held seats In tho second cnann-
bor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
Council to Moot in March.

BY Associated Press.
Paris. March S.-The league Of ma
tions council will hold its next meet
ing in Paris, March IL. Organization
of the commission which Is to inves-
tigate conditions in Russia Will be
taken up, it Is understood.
The first number Of the official or
gan of the league OF nations has just
been issued. This brochure contains
the covenant, Of the league, a list of
the nations which have ratified the
treaty OF Versailles, the letters of ad-
herence to the covenant from the
states invited to join, besides others
Of the international labor councils
first meeting. |
Tho booklet is printed in both
French and English.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03

With the withdrawal Of Major A. V.
Dalrymple, federal prohibition agent,
and his forces from the Iron River,
Mich. territory without akins any
action the local forces in the dry
revolt" are claiming victory. The
revolt started when District Attor-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
Pioneer Physician Dead
,acial 10 Timea a-nantIhu,Sau n

Special to Times s-Republic4Il
Iowa City. March sr--I9rl fam
Polk Won Stein. aged "a, Is lead
his homo In North Liberty, where
practiced forty-two years, since \
came to johnson county from Pen
sylvania, his birth state. He ne,
married. His only surviving n
kinsfolk are four cousina. Az
Mary and Sarah Won Stein. Of
City. and David Won Stein. az
Liberty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
Make Employer shareholders.
10 AsaorSiated Eresn

by ASSoGIa1eo k'Fsss.
Chicago. March s.-Employes o
Swift 4 Company will be encourage,
to become stockholders OF the CON
cern. President Louis r. Swift an
nounced today. A portion OF the com
pany stock has bean set aside anl
VIII be sold to employees at par q
time payment plan covering y
years. Minimum sales vii. ~. d
share and maximum f!ve Shares
Swift said the close Of the last As
year 1900 employee Wsrs ssto1
holders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03

baseball club. has announced the
purchase OF Tim Murchison. "A left
hand pitcher from the Peoria Club
of the Three-I League. Murchison.
whose home Is In Liberty, n. c.. will
report to Manager Speaker at the
training camp in New Orleans at
once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
President EllIninated I FL
Consideration 1t Mlse
Convention. y
PALMER AND HADO.l
GIVEN RIGHT OF w
10 Astsrmsy General
msr 70 Announces candldasy oUq
nailsss intention % pssldeRt t.
Keep Out Of Ries-MsAdss -
denly Appears At White Hsst
--sl..
Mrs. Wilson Favers palwsA

washinston. March s.-PrsaseenQ
Wilson IL not q candidate for tA1F4
term. and virtually has eliminaAe
himself from consideration for dene1
cratic nomination TO succeed h1nl
self.
He sIgnAlized his decision BY gtv1
Ing definite permission to Adorned
General Palmer TO announce hia cAn1
didacy for the nomination. aAe
clearing the way for aimiiar A.
nouncement by his son-sn-law. feEsns
or Secretary Of the Treasury Will1eq
q. McAdoo.
The word from the White Houso q
the democratic leaders " that -
bars are down. the president So
aside. and the Held OF candldAAtoo
open to all oorners,
Wilson Not 70 interiors
Tho assurance also emnuates eS
the White House that the prestdo
intends to keep hands OK the ~
convention campaign. He VIII ~
place the seal OF his indorsemea4 e.
either Mr.. Palmer or Mr. ACAdoe q
Herbert Hoover. who also VIII ~ N
the race for tho democratic noun,1
tion. and he will endeavor 70 ]
the administration aloof from
contest.
These developments wers dteeoe
following Mr.. Paimer's ahnot1t
ment Of his candidacy. in = tsleg
authorizing the fling Of q PAl
petition In the GeorEia primagx
story portrays series OK int.
maneuvers OF rtvaf factions Z
the figure OF the sick man "
White House.
MeAdoo on the sesNA
The sudden arrival OF Nj. 1cA
In Washington and = long con1
tial talk between father-iu-lA law
min law started the train Of ~
| Mr.. McAdoo had scarcely -
from the White HOuse bexere ~
came known to the ..inner circle q 4
rounding the president that ~. ~
son had reached An ilnpcttan{ -
sion In regard to the defnocra ~ otul
idential contest.
Thru trusted scouts Mr.. .Ioln
soon learned that tho prssideae ~
confided his intentions To Mr.. 1enA1
and that the son- lin law nav un11
stood there was no longer -.
son for refraininE from entesla
race for the nomination.
Mrs. Wilson For palnp4e
Thereafter the attorney ~
info cnpp,upi>a tfnv| 9TH AyVnk
dent thru Secretary TumullYJ
Mrs. Wilson, both OF whom aesA
puted to be Palmer adhsrenta.
result was the communicated to
Palmer OF the decision the pSes
had confided to Mr.. McAdoo. To-;
or with express permission to th1
torney general to announce hi
didaoy.
Mr.. Palmer Immediately teleSI
ed authority to file his peeitt<
Georgia. with view to stsali
march on Mr.. McAdoo for posi-
the Simon pure administrafic
didate. u.
There is t. Formidable ashs
administration being va
Georgia by former Senator Tf6rdW
and Tom Watson. who are runnt
Senator Reed for president. and q
attor1ey general now will rally g
Wilson suppoi to his banner. n
McAdoo can r .,@iow enter the COD
test In Georgia without splitting th)
administration forces, perhaps 81
tally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
Noted sei,nti.s psssI.

BY Associated Press. X
Sidney. N. 8. w, Marnh
death was announced today /
Thomas Anderson Stuartss Il.
guished physician and acienti
a~.-4S-. = Az il ~. ..sA-. = . IA, ~ y
>sSssss "s ss'~ sv-~~ssv va --r---s1
the University of Sidney.
born In Scotland In 1856,
Sir ThomaJ achieved wide
ity when he organized thA q
OF tho Royal society ot "
Funnfuti, an ixiand OF th}
group in the Pacific ocean,
pedition, by boring 10 4 dept
feet In coral rock, asecured
tion OF the Darwinian the
formation. K :AlI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
FORCED TO STAY ON s7MKe.

'Laborers in Milan, Italy, lntimldatsd
by Anarehist Factions.
BY Associated Press.
Milan, March 3.-In compliance
with orders from socialist leaders.
workers who have been on strike, at
tempted to resume work today but
anarchists attacked factories and
stores and continued the strike. An
archists seized stores ana proclaimed
a-soviet but were repulsed by the
military forces.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
aREDs" MUST STAND TRIAL.
Chicago Judge Denlss Motion :
t@ Cuash indictments.

Chicago Judge Denlss Motion 70
Quash indictments.
BY Associated Press.
Chicago. March s.--Willinm Bross
Lloyd, millionaire socialist and SER
geant at arms OF tho communist la
Dor party and fifteen other COM
munists must stand trial on indict-
ments recently returned charging
them with conspiracy 70 4nnvarthrow
the government by force. Judge Os-
car Haedel today denleda motion to
quash the, indictments which the do
fendanta/ Claimed were faulty in that
the brodd charge of conspiracy did
not make any specific charge as to
the form or method 70 be used.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
yANk9 OUT OF SIBERIA.

Moscow Dispatch Reports Last Con-
! u tlnosnt At vIadivostok.
Dy Associated Press.
London. March 3.-The American
troops have virtually completed the
evacuation OF Siberia, the soviet
4ovsrnment reports from Moscow.
Tho wireless dispatch from Moscow
today said "that the last American
detachment evacuating Siberia had
reaehsd vladivestok.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03

of the round robin tourney. each has
defeated all opponents.
Collins plays Julian Rice, or New
York tomorrow. The final match
will be Friday night
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03

the league and its opportunity fol
work. =
Major General Henderson, former
director of aeronautics for the Brit
ish army and now director general
for the league, announced shat the
American and Italian societies had
worked out independent plans Tor re-
lief work in Russia,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
ALBERT STRAUSS RESIGNS.

New Yorker Rstirss 40 Member Of
Federal Reserve Board.
By Associated Press.
Washington. March S.-Albert
Strauss. OF New York. resigned to-
day as a member Of tho federal
reserve board.
Mr.. Strauss said he had accepted
appointments the board with the
understanding that he should be al
lowed to retire when ne felt that he
had served his time, He said he fslt
this time had come because OF MS
need for = rest MT. Strausssanade II
clear that there had been no friction
with the president Ii his case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-03
! Edwards PseltIon Filed.

BY A1oooIAted EfO1D. -
sprindeld. M, March 3.-The pres-
idential pstition of Governor Ed
ward ]. Edwards. Of New Jersey.
democratic candidate ora wet plat
form. was dllsd with Secretary Of
State Emerson today BY Charles !.
Maechel. OF Chicago, = member OF
the constitutional eonvsntion. The
petition carried 4.o1S names, practi-
.cally all from Cook county.