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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
Contract for Federal
Road at Barnet Awarded

The bids for five Federal road pro-
jects in Vermont were opened in the
office of the State highway commits
sioner at Montpelier Wednesday and
an interesting spectator was James
Hartness, who examined the bids
carefully and took considerable data
from the various contracts. The
onlv project in this section of the
state is .73 of water bound macadam
in Barnet for which two bids were
received. The Arboris Co. of Hart
ford, Conn, figured the job at
$2S,497.20 and Perrin and Son, Inc,
of Ashland, Mass, bid $32,661.15
The contract was awarded to the
Hartford firm.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
BABE" RUTH NOT THE
ONLY CHAMPION

DURHAM, N. H., Aug. 12-The
name of Ruth is becomino associat-
ed with champions of several classes.
Babe" Ruth, the slugging baseball
PLAYER has scored his 41st run this
season. But w. H. Hadlev of Peter
boro had three and half ear old
Ruth, who produced 86.6 pounds of
butter fat during July. This puts her
at the head of the monthly list of
high producing cows reported by Cow
Testing Association of New Hamp-
shire, according to bulletin issued
today by the Agricultural depart
ment of New Hampshire college.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
dad" Appreciates
News to Camp Boys
Editor CaIedOnian- Record,

Editor Caledonian-Record,
st. Johnsbury.
Dear Sir:
Those letters from "Dick" Howe
from Camp Devens are mighty fine,
and are being read with great in
tcrest. Good work. Now that you
are so kind as to send the paper to
the boys while in camp, l think we
ought to do our best to supply you
with all the news that will Interest
them while away from home.
ONE OF THE DADS.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
VOTE ON SUFFRAGE
is EXPECTED TOMORROW

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. PA
vote tomorrow on ratification of the
Woman Suffrage amendment in both
houses of the Tennessee legislature
appeared certain today. Party lead
ers were said to be agreed that moth
inp could he gained by postponing
action until next week.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12

GERMAN REPORTS SOVIET
ARMY CLOSE TO WARSAW

y ~-1bfp I'D q KG, East PRUSSIA,
Aug. Ne Associated Press)
Reports ts.. ", an important
city on the Warse )anzig railway
was taken by the Russian Bolsheviki
on Tuesday and that Soviet cavalry
was within rifle shot of Warsaw, the
fall of which was expected Thursday
or Friday, were brought here today
by the correspondent of a German
newspaper. There have been no off
cial dispatches indicating the Soviet
armies have taken Malawa and most
recent advices from the fighting area
have shown the Bolsheviki to be
about SO miles from Warsaw.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
AMERICAN DIES
IN DRIVING RACE

LONDON. Aug. 12-Walter Win
ans. widely known American resident
of London, collapsed and died while
driving his horse, Henrietta Guy, in a
race at Parsloes Park this afternoon,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
Surrenders To Federal Officers
Who Place Him Under
$25,OOOBaif
(By the Associated Press)

BOSTON, Aug 12-Charles Ponzi whose spectacular
career investment banker cut short by the
authorities today surrendered to the U. S. Marshal and
was placed under arrest. He was charged with having
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
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/ 2 3 a 5 6 7 8 @
O 1 / @ O O O O %

SherbrOoke q o 0 o 0 0 0 O
Base on balls off Witty 1, off
Thormahlen l. Two base hits, CORN
ley, Swan; Home runs, Freeman
Struck out by Vittv 10, bv Thormah-
len, A; Double plays, Freeman to
Slayton.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12
The Weather

Showers tonight and
Friday. Cooler in the in
terror Fridav. Light to
moderate variable winds
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-12

Continued on page FOUR
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-09

dltaIia dello State dl Pennsylvania, st
autorizZaya la slgnora Benjamin Nil u
Ter a diramarc dele clrcoIau e dele l'
schcde fra le Logge di Pennsylvania u
per la raccoIta dele otierte pro orlal- d"
nj itaIlan dl guerra. lnlatu Ia ST.
gnora Miller I'm dalIa meta deIlo T.
scorso mese Ill APFlIe ma speuI'o !"
ma sua lettera ALA quale le logge m J.
comnclano a rispondere rlmeIteh-
do dele oIIerte.
La Iettera che la Slgnora Miller a,
ha diramaJo @ la seguehle'
Pbaa Pa / IpriIc 1920.
..Fgragio Venerable
"Fssondo stata geptilmente auto
rizzota dali Grande Concilio di Penn
syIyonio doIrOrdine del FigH d'Ita-
Il, q rivolrarmi allie Lorge di ouesto
Stato mi nermetto di presentaryi un
caIdo annallo benefcio del Fondo
nor oil OrfaneIIi Ttaliani della Gucr-
ra
aU Gronde Concilio volle. con ge-
neroso sIancio aprire la sottoscrizio-
~, ,,g'oaJ oJ 7,',,,Y, aosnic,o dono ii S100 Al /.
n,,,Ia Paw Giovanni hi Silyestro.
f, '',i, o,;ot,,,to l,onorohiIo Snnremo. 81
.I;, -Ass'S,y',l o,n oItri I'c' Cox Rinrraziando
I;'o,,g a.; ,.. Ng a,,o.t; ,roncrosi siTnori spe-
w. w. ,,aII,osita n"U.o nir7 folico III Guesta sot- .
,..u,.;.,;,,n, ~ i,y,, l',a,'
'',., ..XniTHgosfo = del 1915 cominciai
r,rnore mn Comitato per un "4iuio .
. III Gucgro IN TfaIia". G cioe' solo po-
Chi mosi dopo rentrata in guerra
deIrItgIia
..Per due ami - ossia fno all'au-
unno del 1917 -i il Comitato sud-
detto era il solo Comitato America
no. in mtti eli Stati Unit, che 81
.occupasse csclusiyamente deliItalia.
.I,c rimesse fatte dal nostro Conf
tato Pro Italia delrEmergency Aid
della PENNSYLVANIA - dal Settem-
bre del 1915 al Mario 1920 - an
yori fondi istituiti in Italia per
mntiIati. per ciechi di guerra, per
II rerjti, per profughi, Gee, mmon-
tano a S52 23G.fS.
.Iiinvio di ambulance, anestetici,
strumcnti chirurgici e per dentist,
conerto ycstiario. proyyiste ospeda-
n: o,. ,,. ,mmoDta q dOllari
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-09

tale Mr. a Hlon y eL' , e"Ss'eie 6.',i, "Il pI,,
'l.' ->o. ',i 1I. ,,'' - y mi
i dafcif. e state trovato col
5dafla giuria. II massimo del
che puo' essergli militia e
aftordici ami. ma e. sempre IL
Rlanna Iicve in confronto del
n commesso e del damn pro
i poycn depositanu.
aenc non Vi sia state mai all
|fbbio .ulla coIpabilita' di Mr..
mrtuttayia e. dcguo d'eIogio
snta District Attorney ON.
he che ha saputo prcpararc @
r. IA causa a buon punto.
II personaegj sono implicatl
bnlamia commessa nella North
Bank ed anch'cssi douanno
i 10 Stesso ycrdetto sulIe loro
.,...,,,,,,r ,p,,vt
L "''l u i''' IN y - ~
i pas-a settimaua che neIlO.
j Fabiani non ST cseguiscono %.
65ni. Col nuoyo sistema della.
i locale molti connazionoli Vi ac
l.1'''l' ~; ', ,,n attin,i ri
scnza soflrire il pin memo
4 alore.
.cttimana scorsa Vi sono stat
Nj. con esito brillantc. Glusep
k,i. di ami %. da Fragognont
8cia di Lecce. di doppia erni
fnaIc e yaricoccIc ed Ernest
8tti. di ami 3S. di Pcnne, Pro
j dI Tcramo. di eruia inguinal
,, ,..,.,,,,l,,, l,l,tDtN-v
hi -ui ! n . ., : 4, y w -''
81 i'i - y r.
j South Broad St. Trust Con
Il sorta per opera dl un modes
nc. con Ia cooperazione dl no
.enalita' italiane. e ora m ia
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-09
BALLI SOCIALI
la "PRlNcIPE ToMMASo DI SAVoIA'

Il i l. l. / ) u { ! i l. /
LA "PRINCIPE TOMMASO DI SAVOIA"
La sera del 30 Aprilc II. s., la
Loggia Principe Tomamso dl Sayola
y. GlO dell'O. +. d.. ha dato, nella
Lithuanian Music Hall, un ben riusci-
to ballo.
Gran conduttore di esso era il
signor Anthony Sciullo la marcia
era capitanata dai signori Anthony
Paolini Jennie Labriola, assistiti
dai signori Charles Paris Mary
Masucci.
La musica era stata fornita dalla
/ Bluffs Orchestra, soci della loggia.
/ II Comitato baIIo era composite del
signori:
Anthony Bonitatibus, Presidente
/ Giovanni FusarelH, Nice-Prcsidente
/ Gaetano Palma, Segretario; Dome
nico MarelH, Tesoriere; Raimond
Masucci. Prospero De Liza, Anto-
Mo VaracaIlo. Antonio Sciullo, Do
pato Bevilacqua. Francesca Boffa
Vito Spiotti. Ernesto Spiotti, Lo-
renzo Trombetta. Ippolito Trusiano
Nicola Tascione. Giuseppe Paollm
Giuseppe Pacchionelli, Luciano Te
naolia. Angelo Crugnalc. Santo Pi
tacci
,.,..,,,,, -, so,op,c,o
4 La "lA EoSHlo ~ 00''0- ''0.
Ancbe la Ioggia '.Il Roscto di So
lonoca No. 3t5 del'Ordine f. dI
. la sera del % Aprlle u. s. dlede III
ballo che Iiuscl SuPerio'e "''' a.
n halo fu preceduto da un ap
I,I L9tta.im
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-09
CASINO THEATRE

A comiuciare da lunedi' prossmo
e. pcr tutta la hlrata della settlma-
ma. al Casino Theatre, Walnut sopra
I'ottava strada. sara data fopera co.
mica butterflies Of Broadway
Artist come Harry Cooper parte-
ciperanno ALA recitazione.
ST .SENTITI SCOR1GGiATO.
so non ero precisamente ammalato
- scriye il signor p. f. Peterson dl
Valbrand. Sask. - MA mi sentivo
scoraggiato e melanconico, in modo
che ero piu' morto che yiyo. Dopo a
we're usato due bottiglie di Lozogo
del DIR. Pietro sono diyenuto nuoya-
mente ouello di una volta - Que
sto yecchio rimedio di erbe sperimen.
tato dagli ami e conosciuto in tuttc
il monde per le sue qualita' purii
canti del sangue. Non 81 troya II
yendita nellie famacie ~ Scrlyere a
I pr Peter Fahrnev & Sons Co., 25O
Washington Bldg, Chicago, III.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-09
tr0 DrettOrG nigiOra

-;l,,, oil IN
l'assitenla aS7iuua t, natt.-r
Il del medleo c'lI"'l's 9srlt,,,.,sa.
sPernice e le cul1 : Iiratt,-
a iamigIla' y "o7.io - s,,t -
sche giorno PoVIg $50 ,,i.,.,, i',o t.,,,
81. PereIle Pelo ''i,',' aI,a oo,I;
BE- sano q nece.s"' d -.3,,,I, ~ (,, a.
aano da queue s9,,ta ~ % 81
i proyocarg..l IlJ"1'''J In. ,tt;
Il. abandon iilol't s,g.a,,, lg,,u W.
atualmehIe 10 ''"5'''' W.
preoccuPalo' -.-.,.., Is
b. della 'eI'IlI''li" ,,Io ,, ,,rosio.
ln consulto a. III a5;ipa ~
j ProiessoIe VI II.,;a - ,'''' Era
.ita dl ! u G'iIl, M, N,.an+o ',' % Il
enti mcllt IN !. - pa,.n;co c6o a.
D cmante IT. = / q nv y , a,,,Io
j case al ! Io!es7''1 ,,,,o -, n " JaI
an suo nlh'1lC9' \, ~, d;oo-oosi
alato, cohIe''''o
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-05-09

ne iii nuoyi soci, saranno sorteggiatl
Ia Statua del Santo, eli Stendardi e
Ie baudicrc. Ale 1870 sara dctta Ia
Mesa SoIenue.
Nelpomeriggio ayra' luogo la pro
ccssione ALA quale prenderanno par
te tutti fedeli, natiyi IKRapino.
NOuINI CHE FI HaCERE
Il giudice McNIichSe9 nominaya
reccntementc master in'una causa di
diyorzio rayv. John NJ. Di SiIyestro,
fratello del nostro direttore Ne par
liamo soltanto per rileyare che fayy.
Di Silyestro e tenuto in grande con-
siderazionc dai giudici di Philadel-
phia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
GOODRICH PAROLE
AND PARDON SYSTEM
KEEPS POLICE BUSY

GARY, Ind. June 3O.-Gov
Goodrich's parole and pardon sys-
tenn is keeping the police forces OF
Indiana cities on the jump according
TO Chief of Police Forbis, a republic
an OF this city. The wholesale par
don record Of the governor does not
appeal TO the chief, who believes Il
is largely responsible for the high
criminal record In the state.
1T is the Goodrich paTOle and
pardon system that keeps the police
departments busy in Indiana today,
Chief Forbis said.
He said that he had just received
q request for the records OF the
cases OF six men convicted three
weeks ago in Crown Point for rob
bing a Jewelry store 50 that the gov
ernor would have the references al
hand when ready to issue their par
dons. The seXtet had been given
long terms IN the penitentiary. but
the chief believes they Will soon be
released as so many other criminals
have been by Gov. Goodrich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
HARDING ANNOUNCES
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON. June s0.-Sen.
Harding. republican presidential
nominee. will base his campaign
ION an appeal TO restore party gov
ernment as a constitutional subsIi-
tute for personal government
The republican candidate made
this announcement. Wednesday. af-
ter a conference with Gov. Coolidge.
mis- running mate. and Chairman
Hays OF the republican national
committee. simultaneously. Gov.
Coolidge defined the nations most
pressing need to be a return Of
public opinion toward a self-control
by the people; toward a great and
overmastering desire 20 observe the
law"
The conference which opened
with a breakfast at Sen Harding's
home was the first meeting be-
tween the nominees since the Chi
cago convention. Campaign plans
were the principal subjects OF dis
cussion. Gov. Coolidge left, We'd
nesday night for Boston where he
plans 20 remain several days before
departing for a short vacation be-
fore his Official notification. July 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01

Ny HO7C We Miss
That Extra Hour
in the Morning

If YOU have an appointment this
morning don't forget we are run
ming on new time or you may miss
IL by one hour. If you feel a wee
bit dTOwsy. don't blame il on the
weather, prohibition or anything
except that one hour of good sleep
was lost during the night when
obedient TO the mandates OF the
city council. midnight was merged
into / O'Clock I'm the morning and
old Father Time carried on from
then as usual.
The South Bend citizen who
starts on a trip TO a neighbori
city, however, must bear in mind
that railroads are still doing busi-
ness under the usual time standard
nor has the rest OF Indiana wholly
followed the example of our city
council.
In order 10 conform TO the GUS
toms of points through which he
passes ne viii have to set back his
watch but when on arriving at a
few metropolitan cenfc-s like Chi
cago he may find that their city
fathers have been as up TO date as
our own and have also set the clocks
forward in order that the city slum-
berer may get up in time TO hear
the birds sing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
MEXICAN REPUBLIC
WANTS RECOGNITION
By Associated Press

WASHINGTON. June 3O.+Ef-
forts Of the new Mexican govern
ment 10 obtain recognition from the
United States were instituted by
Fernando Iglisias Calderon, Mexi-
can high commissioner to this coun-
try. who held a lengthy conference
Wednesday with acting Secretary OF
State Davis. Arguments and pleas
for recognition were presented by
Mr.. Calderon. TO Secretary Davis.
who, prior to the conference an
nounced that the matter would
oe referred TO President Wilson.
The mission. OF which Mr.. Calder
ron is the head, II was learned had
not planned to begin the work OF
obtaining recognition so soon, but
developments in Mexico were con-
sidered by members of the commits
sion such as TO make haste advis-
able. Unrest in the Mexican con-
Eress which has developed within
the past two weeks and the out
break Of new revolution against
the federal government in the state
OF Tamaulipas. which was reported
Wednesday 10 the state depart
ment. led the Mexican advisers to
decide In favor OF quick action.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
DOPE RING HEADS
GIVEN SENTENCES
HOLSTERS Who Violated Harri-
son Anti-NarcOtic Law
Must Pay Penalty.

INuIANAPOLIS. June 2O.-Frank
tRuster1 Clark who pleaded guilty
fo CharEe of violating the Harrison
auti-narrotic law. IN United states
district court wednesday. was SEN
tenccd late wednesday afternoon TO
serve four years I'm the federal
prison at Atlanta and fined $1,000
hy Judge a. r. Anderson. His wise.
I.ottie clark who also had pleaded
guilty. was sentenced 20 serve two
wears in the Indiana woman's
prison
others sentenced "Wednesday are
FruuA 1fcSarr7-. one year and n day
at Atlanta prison. and 500 fine;
Henri Nolan. six months I'm Marion
count jail. Maurice Chase Harry
J. Rozers and Mark Gordon. two
morths in county jail, John IT. Cas-
tie. and Frank Daily, three months
each iu iaI
Bubbles Haines was sentenced
10 one day In inl. He had been in
S5afI four months.
The case OF Harry Welsh was
taken under adviscmeut All the
defendants in the alleged dope
ing" pleaded guilty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
OLD LINE LEADERS
URGE NOMINATION
OF CHAMP CLARK
New Combination Hopes to
Enlist Support of Bryan
in Movement.


SAN FRANCISCO. June 30
Seemingly in agreement that VIM.
G.. McAdoo has the inside track on
the democratic presidential nOmi-
nation Wednesday night. attempts
were being made within the inner
circle cf old line democratic party
leaders 10 prevent his selection by
the convention.
The plan includes prominent con-
sideration of Champ Clark. former
speaker of the House of Represen-
tatiVes. as a candidate.
Wants Clark's Attitude.
1t was understood that efforts
were being made TO get in touch
with Mr.. Clark to learn if he would
ACCEPT the nomination if rendered.
and that among those whom the
mbination would hope TO enlist in
its support is William J. Bryan, who
encompassed the defeat of Clark at
Baltimore in 1912 after a majority
had voted for him and forced the
nomination Of Woodrow Wilson.
Bryan's acknowledged veto power
GRAFTON OF the rule which requires
twO-thirds OF the delegates for a
nomination made his support TO the
plan a factor sought by its man
ayers Conferences among the old
line leaders We're going on actively
Immediately after Wednesdays ses-
sion Of the convention and they
made II plain in their private eX-
pressions that they were going TO
any possible lengths to beat McAdoo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
ANNOUNCE MERGER OF
FOUR PHONE SYSTEMS

INDIANAPOLIS, June 30.-No-
tlce of merger OF four large tele-
phone systems with the Indiana Bel
Telephone company was filed with
the secretary OF state Wednesday.
The four are the Southern Tele-
phone CO. o. Indiana, the Citizens
Telephone CO. OF Kokcmo. the Indi-
ana Union Telephone and Telegraph
Co. OF Fowler, and the United Tele-
phone Co. of Bluffton. The public
service commission had approved
the merger.
The capital Of the enlarged COM
many is $4,000, 900. and the direc-
tors are T. n. Vail, A. r. Thayer.
z. 8. Wilson. Edgar s Bloom.
Charles Brownell. Frank Wampier.
d n. Whitman, George G. Hall and
{. A Breeze.
The Southern Telephone Co. has
exchanges in Evansville. New Al
bany, JeffersonvilIe and other cities
in the southern part OF the state.
The Uaited Telephone Co. operates
exchanges In Button. Huntington.
Marion. Montpelier and Hartford
City. other companies included in
the merger. serve Kokorno and
Fowler and a number Of small
towns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
LEGISLATORS BALK
AT GOODRICH PLAN
FOR NEW SESSION
Oppose Cut and Dried Pro
gram-Governor Has
Rough Shedding.
Special to The News-Tlmes

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 3d.
GOV. GOOdrich's plan 10 summon the
legislature into the second extraOr-
dinary session of the year in order
10 avert scandal in the offices Of
the auditor and treasurer Of state is
not moving as smoothly as he
thought il would. Opposition TO
some points OF the governors ambi-
tious midsummer legislative pro-
gram has developed and IL is report
ed on good authority that he will
not issue the call until some OF tho
refractory assemblymen have been
brought 10 account.
The governor assured sen Wat
son, the republican senatorial nom
inee, and Warren T. McCray, the
gubernatOrial nominee that il they
would consent TO t4e session he
would see that the legislators fol-
lowed a carefully prepared program
and that nothing would be injected
that would tend 20 place an unwei-
come burden on the republican
ticket. In fact, it is reported that
il was not until Gov. Goodrich as
sured the candidates that he could
absolutely control the assembly that
they waived their objections 10 the
cOnvOcation Of the lawmakers.
Dodge Tax Law Revision.
The governor at once set 10 work
to prepare a cut and dried program
for the legislators. and one OF the
things included in the list was
amendator LEGISLATION on the tax
law. Ii is said the governor, in
planning the revision OF the law.
followed the text of the republican
platform plank, which he himself
drafted for Mr.. McCray.
Some of the lawmakers. however,
registered objections to the specially
prepared program and aSsailed the
plan 10 change the tax law. They
cited the governors Swing around
the circle last spring when he
praised the measure, and also point
ed out that various statements
issued by State Chairman Z. NJ.
Wasmuth last winter had lauded the
provisions of the law. The protest
ants declared that the legislators
had been forced to go out and de-
fend the taxation measure after
they had adopted il, and that tney
should not be called upon now 10
a lend II.
Rcvol! Grows.
Although the governor had all Of
his bills ready TO lay on the legis-
LdAOIS utSAhf LAe Signs OA d bEuNlllb
revolt caused so much apprehension
among the managers for sen. Wat
son and Mr.. McCray that the call
was postponed until emmissaries
could be sent out To whip the re-
calcitrant members into line. There
is no doubt but that the special ses-
sion will be entirely amenda bic 10
the viii OF Gov. Goodrich and the
other "Old Guard" leaders, but they
are taking no chances and desire &c
have everything working properly
before the call Is issued
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
REPORTER CALLS,
M'ADOO ASLEEP
Maid Refuses 10 Awaken Him
TO Get Statement on
Nomination.
By Associated Press /:

FIJNTINGTO$, ". y. June 90
a reporter reached the McAdoO
home shortly after word uas re-
oeivsd that the former secretary Of
the treasury had been the subject
Of a tumuitous demonstration in
the auditorium at san Francisco All
was quiet around the grounds, while
the house itself was IN darkness.
4 watchu-an appeared and admit
ted the reporter 20 the grounds. AZ
the front door n maid seryan1 an
sEvered the bell and after much per
suasion consented 20 take a note 10
Nfr. NcAdoo's room. Written by the
reporter. IL told of the nominating
speech and asked.
"Wu you accept the nomina-
ton ."
The maid soon returned with the
information that all members Of the
family were asleep and that she
would not awaken them
The employees no the McAdoo
home said from what they could
cbscrve Mr. McAdOo had received
no Information from the convention
hall and that when ne retired
shortly after 1890 O'Clock re appar-
entity was unaware that hts friends
and admirers had placed his na-io
before the convention