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Evening star., 1920-02-08
Frank Hncl1COckS Visit SfrS
the Republicans of Chicago
Dr0ns in of Moment When Gen. Wood Is Con.
ferring With His Campaign Managers
LOudpn's Foes GrOW More Active.

Frank T. Corrick of Nebraska was
another who took part in the Wood
powwow.
Movement Against Lovvden Grows.
The movement to discredit Gov.
Lowden at home appears to be grow
ing in intensity. the Hearst newspa-
pers being particularly bitter in their
assaults The last effort was to stir
up the school teachers to denouncing
Gov. Lowden for declining to call a
special session Of the legislature so
that the Chicago teachers can have
Gov. Lowden will, in the opinion of
many people, induce the Wood man.
ayers to place Gen. Woods name on
the preferential ballot in Illinois
without making any contest for dele
gates. Nothing definite comes from
in Illinois, except that one publicist
said that it was matter that had
not been definitely settled.
Mayor May Not Remain Neutral.
Mayor Thompson's neutrality stand
is said to be threatened by Ithe ut
terances of the Republican. his Of
fetal newspaper. The mayor, after
what was called a veiled attack on
Gov. Lowden last December, declared
his intention OF remaining aioof from
the presidential scrap. Recently,
however. the Republican has slammed
the governor once or twice and re-
ferred to the occasion when Lowden
sent soldiers to Chicago to break up
anti-war meetings that were given
police protection. The mayor and
many Of his friends never will for
give Lowden for doing that. and no
one in Chicago would be surprised IT
Lowden lost a few delegates in West
Side districts. where Mayor Thomp-
son is particularly strong. Thus far
Gov. Lowden has declined to make
any trades with Mayor Thompson.
saying '.The presidency is not thing
to be bargained for" 1t is known.
though. that a number of big politi-
cal leaders have intimated to the
governor that his prospects will be
ruined If he does deal with the mayor.
and has been assured that the harder
the Thompson organization fights him
at home the stronger the governor
will be elsewhere.
JOHN R. BUTMAN.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Iowa Delegation to Cast Lot
With Woodrow Wilson Choice
Concerned, But Is to Work the Will of the
President at Democratic Convention.

publican situation. Charles A. Raw
son. republican state chairman. as
serts that there is plenty of time in
which to organize county and state
convention machinery before June g.
He has issued no convention calls
and he asserts that he has not deter
mined when calls will be issued.
TIE party leaders still are agreed
thai an uninstructed delegation to
Chicago. which will support Lowden
until his strength breaks. would be
eminently proper. It will be SO ar
ranged. dnless the campaign takes an
unexpected slant in the next few
weeks.
There is no prospect at this time
that Herbert Hoover has captured
the hearts Of either the democratic
or republican chiefs in Iowa. His
party irregularity does not thorough
ly appeal to them. But it Is becoming
more and more apparent that with
the voters Of Iowa Mr.. Hoover would
be a very tough customer to beat, no
matter what his candfdatorial affilia-
tion.
Republican leaders here are openly
expressing hope that Leonard Wood
will not be the republican nominee.
They express fear that the anti-mili-
tary campaign which would be made
against him would have a very tell
ing effect in this state.
CsHII pit
Evening star., 1920-02-08
ARKANSAS DELEGATION
MAY BE UNRESTRICTED

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. February Z
Especially l).-Seventy-th three Of the ninety
five members present at the recent
meeting Of the republican state commit
tee favored Gov. Lowden of Illinois for
President However. the Wood faction
came to the fore somewhat. 1t seemed
to be the sentiment Of the committee to
send an uninstructed delegation to the
national convention, as has been the
custom in this state. The '1ily-white''
controversy was not revived.
The republican state convention will
be held in Little Rock April %. at which
time four delegates at large will be
elected to the republican national con-
vention. In addition to these four, nine
are sent by the congressional districts.
making a total OF thirteen delegates
from Arkansas to the republican ma
tional convention.
A new committee viii be elected at
the state convention. There was no
state ticket In 1918, SO the present COM
mittee has held over since 1915.
LULU HANNA.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

Dpoes0 DfDpatch to The Star.
CHICAGO. February THE mys-
terious Frank Hitchcock caused stir
IN Illinois republican politics this
week. He reached Chicago at psy-
Geological moment, when Gen Leon
ard Wood was in conference with his
leaders from the east and west Mr..
Hitchcock Is said to have had an ex-
tended talk with Gen. Wood. and he
was expected to declare himself and
settle the claims of rival campaign
managers that Hitchcock was theirs"
The much-sought-for political lead
er fooled them all, however. and de-
parted for New York without having
unbosomed himself. Business propo-
eitions in which he has recently en-
gagged necessitate Mr.. Hitchcock
When the Wood headquarters gave
out its revised list of managers
and committees Mr.. Hitchcock's name
was not there, and now he Is gener-
ally credited to Gov. Lowden. politi-
clans asserting that reports OF Low :
Mr.. Hitchcock is showing his master
mind and hand.
Rival Publicity Bureaus Busy.
Both the Wooo anu Aowoeii heou
quarters. which are located on the
eame noor in the Congress Hotel. are
putting on more steam daily, and the
rival publicity bureaus are strainfng
Themselves to Offset the work OF
ithe larxest roundup of the week.
and there 10 a wave Of enthusiasm
among the followers Of tho general
as . result
Frank stanley. national committee
man from Kan1aa. came up 70 take
oharre OF the Wood campaign in the
vegtern states and claimed big gains
IN Kansas. Nebraska. Colorado and
ether sections. The Lowden manag-
ars countered with a statement by
Col A. C. Jordan Of Kansas. an as
Sisfant serreant-at-arrns of the ma
tional House, to the effect that the
sentiment in Kansas was against a
military candidate and that Kansas
will send an uninstructed delegation.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Presidential Politics Reach
High Pitch Early in h1dim1d
Three Candidates Workers Become Active
When Gov. Goodrich Wthdraws
From Race. =

danger to the Wood candidacy lies II
its lack of support by the republican
organization. This means that those
who are favorable to the candidacy OF
Wood must build Wood organization
from the ground up. Friends OF Wood
say they can do this before May 4, the
date of the primaries. But the or
ganiZation men believe in the efficacy
of their own efforts. 1t Is generally
understood that most of the congress
sional delegation is in sympathy with
the state organization. The Wood
hackers are getting hundreds OF sign
ers to the Wood petitions. but their
big job is to whip this support into a
cohesive organization.
Both the Eowden and the Harding
forces are appealing chiefly to busi-a
ness men. :
The Wood supporters expect Wood
to meet number of the friends of his
candidacy when he comes to Indian.
apolis March IL to speak before Ma
sonic gathering. His subject will be
"Americanism and Masonry"
Interest I'm senatorship.
Considerable pressure has been
brought to bear on Lincoln Dixon
of the fourth congressional district
to get him to make the rsce for
United States senator on the demo
! cratic ticket, but it is understood
that Mr.. Dixon believes he will have
better chance to be elected rep,
resentative in his district. 1t is said
that friends of Dixon have been
quietly at work in the district and
have reached the conclusion that he
not only can be nominated, but that
| he can be elected. They say that
conditions have changed greatly In
| the last two years. Mr.. Dixon rep
resented his district in Congress four
| teen years and was dean Of the In.
diana delegation when the demo-
| Gratis were in power. There are two
announced democratic candidates In
| the fourth-Edward Elsner and Claf.
ence Custer.
The speech made BY former Ssna-
tor Albert J. Beveridge At Detroit
| recently has attracted considerable
attention in Indianapolis. and has
revived the talk about Beveridge for
! the senatorship nomination in op~
position to Watson. Some who ara
in a position to know say. however.
that Beveridge will not be . candi-
date, but that he will take an active
part in the campaign.
WESLEY SMITH.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
MONTANA PRESIDENTIAL
PRIMARY DATE APRIL %

HELENA, Mont, February (Spe-
ciaD.-Candidates who desire the
preference of the voters of Montana
for President must file their petitions
for the primary Of April 20 not later
than April 3.
On the former date the voters will
choose delegates to the national con-
ventions and instruct them for Presi-
dent.
The presidential preference primary
result, however, is not binding, as un-
der the law the delegates cling to
the choice Of the people only so long
as, in their opinion. he has a chance
to be nominated.
Candidates desiring to 60 before the
people in this primary must hrst die
a declaration to that effect and then
circulate petitions.
LOUIS u. TIAYER.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DES MONIES, Iowa, February L.
The Iowa delegation to the demo-
cratic national convention at San
Francisco will go prepared to follow
wherever Woodrow Wilson may lead.
It will be unihstructed. so far as
particular candidates are concerned.
and its prime purpose will be to work
the will Of the President whatever
that may be, on June %.
So much has become certain, as the
democratic state delegate conven-
tion nears. An uninstructed, pro-
Wilson delegation is the object for
which the state democratic organiza-
tion is avowedly working. - The
partys state leadership is for Will
son. almost without any Bryanish
taint. There is a small pro-Bryan
movement apparent at a few points.
but the Bryanites, according to the
best estimates available. will con-
troll less than one-sixth of the voting
strength Of the state convention.
which will be held February rs.
There is no development in the re-
Evening star., 1920-02-08
ROOT WILL HEAD
i n. Y. DELEGATION
With Thompson, Wadsworth
and Calder He Will Go .
to Convention.

ALBANY, N. T., February Z (Spe-
cial)-Elihu Root. William Boyce
Thompson and United States Senators
James w. wadsworth and William NJ
Calder will constitute the big four,
New York states delegates at large
to the republican national convention.
They will be formally elected at a
state convention to be held in Carne-
Rie Hall. New York city. February
1880.
There IL NO question at this time but
that the delegates at large from the
Empire state will go to the national
convention uninstructed. unhampered
and free to swing their strength to
the most conservative and at the
same time most promising candidate
before the convention. There will be
some effort made to tie up the "big
foar" with several Of the candidates
now in the field-Poindexter. Murray
Butler or Wood.
Managers Are Active.
This prediction of advances from the
campaign managers of these three
candidates is based upon the activi-
ties of these same managers through
out the state. All three have been
represented by agents who have op-
Grated in practically every congress
sional district in an effort to land the
New York delegates.
The district delegates unquestion-
ably will follow the lead Of the "big
four" and. while one here and there
may be committed to this or that can
didacy. the great bulk of the New
York representation in the convention
can be counted upon to follow Root.
Likely to Follow Root.
Until the state convention is called
there will be no way of gaugine
which of the candidates now in the
field has the greater hold on the sup
port Of the district delegates. The
three candidates above mentioned
have enrolled some support. but until
noses are counted on the floor Of Car
negie Hall an accurate measurement,
Of their relative strength will not be
possible.
To discount the following Of Root
in calculations would be to invite
miscalculation. He will be the big
figure in the state convention and car
be counted upon to swing a majority
of New York's delegation in the ma
tional convention. He will preside al
the Carnegie Hall gathering. and ar
expression of his notions is anxiously
awaited. H j. ADAMSON.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Judge Jeter> Connolly Pritchard was
formerly a resident Of Washington.
for he was appointed in 1908 as asso-
ciate justice Of the Supreme Court Of
lowing year he was made United
states circuit Judge for the fourth
district, and held that Office until
1912, when he was appointed judge
Of the United States circuit court OF
He was born in Jonesboro. Tenn. +;
was Joint editor and owner of the
Roam Mountain Republican: was ad-
mitted to the bar in 1887, and prac-
ticed at Marshall. N. C. He served
in the North Carolina house Of rep
resentatives, and from 1894 to 1908
was United States senator from North
Carolina,
Evening star., 1920-02-08
N. C., REPUBLICANS PICK
PRITCHARD FOR U. S. RACE
Former Member Of Supreme Court
Of District Endorsed as Party
Candidate for President.

HENDERsoNvILLE N. c.. Febru-
ary 7.-Laban L. Jenkins, q mill
lionaire banker Of Asheville, was
nominated for Congress without op-
position today by republicans Of the
tenth district.
Judge Jeter c. Pritchard Of Ashe-
Vile was indorsed as q candidate for
President of the United States.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Dean,s Remarks App(auded

Col. Deans remarks about Under
wood were loudly applauded. especial
,ly his reference to the Alabama sena-
tor being President The motion to
table was defeated twenty-six to sew
enteen, and the resolution was then
withdrawn by it's author. who ex-
planned that he was not criticising
Senator Smith for refusing to vote in
the recent caucus, but was trying to
let him know that tho democrats Of
Georgia would support him In voting
Evening star., 1920-02-08

It is easily realized that the chief
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
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Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

Serr @rofeiIor elm unO OieieIbe Ser
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Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
EolitiIdDe ~3niammenfunft Der
~Scmti6amerifaner!

Nm 0ienstag MbenD periommeltc1l
lid oeutld)e 9amen ulo Serren in
ben Mdllmen Der 0rientol llniberii
tat un0 grimoeten ben @aibingtor
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rcr Alisfiibrung Die 3mede uno 3ie-
le oieier politii6en @ereinigung aus
chamber. Gum propiioriid)en Dor
ltano mliroen erm1blt:
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81 erteilen.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
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Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
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leitenoen &rGfte oes SiilfSbereins ing
red)te, perOiente 2idt geriidt piiroe
Gbrc, mem gbre eeblbrt.
SIM beiBen Siegcl liest mein go
terlano,
CAB ibm Die @lrt 5ur 2Gltcruna
gerei6e,
Cab es periiingt Dem 5Iammcn
grab entItcige,
0ieS fii9e oes allmGftigen Sdmel.
gers 9ano."
Sbr %trellcr,
q. @l.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

Die Dipbterities, Die unter 0cn
&inoern oes 0eutiden @oiienbouies
bcrridte, lit erloifen. Die ainoer
belltden mieoer ole SdlIe.
-Serr SEQ. S. 4utb rciltc ouf
anoronnng ieines Ar0teS our Grbo.
lung nod gltlnnoic GitD. @r oeoenft
I1rgere 3eit bort 81 uerlpeiIen.
SER Chr. Seurid), Der iid Dor
turSem elmer Operation unterSiebcn
miBte, lit auf Dem @eee Der @enc.
lung. Bir wiiniden inn boIoiac
Scratching.
-Serr Gbas. Socobicn. 2509 So.
Mpc., y. @., brad Dor einigeu Eoacn
Gin Yein.
Ser Sobn Gilt lit J. st. ifAuer
frontt nno muB alif Mnoronung oeS
oas 9ctt bitten.
-DoS Gireftorium oes Geltidcn
W~oiienbaules oerlomneIt lih am
fommcnoen Sonntog Nahmittoq inl
Ocutiden 8niienbous.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
3otraten.

ie9oltbeborOe mod)t bcfonltt, oab
Ole 8ortogebiibrs fiir Yoltiaiden an
0'itgIieoer Der geinsun9strnppen in
Deuti6lono 0ieieIben lino nie I'M Sil.
lanoc, oaB aber Boltiofen al RiIi.
t1%rperlonen ODER lonitigc offi3ieIIc
Berionen ailBerboIb oes geiebunqS.
gcbieteS oeuielben @ebiibren inter.
morfen lino luie ale onoeren Yoitio.
den na6 Dem Mrslanoe.