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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
COUNTY EDUCATORS
ASK FOR S6O,OOO
Will be Sufficient if Governor
Signs School Law. Levy Court
is Told.

The Levy Court tdav gayC tho { ountN
Board az Education until next Tuesday for
fling is budget for tho next school Year.
Under the old school code today WAS tie
time for filing Extension was granted on
request of Wilbur L. Jump stIncrln-
tcndcnt oi county schools. who told the
court that because 81 additional State and,
the board would ask .hc county for 500
GOO less should Governor Townsend APP
prove be school laws enacted II the spe-
{ al session Of the Legislature
Citing numerous rohbcrIcs N Richard
son Park recently. u Il Strickland re-
uuest ii that Constable William I'inSmau
he transferred there IS rural patrolm4u.
President Elliott told the petitioner Mr.
Tinsman Is . special constable and has ful,
power 10 make arrests anywhere.
The printing committee was authorized
10 advertise for bids for stationery and
supplies Tor the county offices
PavIolls rs follows were passed Coun
Il officials So,S73 %; Public Building
commission, $500 II.
Thomas :. Fouracrc and Daniel " Ste
vens were accepted as bondsmeu ior J J..
Jones. constable for st Georges hundred
President Elliott told his colleagues the
Lombardy Cemetery Company had hecIl
notified 10 remove a hedge that encroacEcs
on the Faulk road and had promised 10
comply
Tie president and members OF the
court signed county and rural tax col
lcctors duplicates ior the next fiscal year
The court recessed until afternoon, when
it will resume work on county appro-
priatIouS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
HAP LESS HOME DAY
IN MUNICH COURT
Numerous Cases of Domestic Mis-
understanding Were Aired
To-day

Hapcss Home nav was observed N
Municipal Court tins morning. with II
husbands arraipned on charges of ME
rcatlng thcir wiscs Seven were accused
only of uou-suppor three of breach of tho
peace. and one II both Still another caFe
was quarrel with an Inv about 2
man treatment uf his wife
George Ilphtcap answered his wife 8
charges ~ continual III treatment hy
saving hat she bad torn up his working
clothes and threatened hls life The
charge of breach of The peace against hln
WAS not pressed an non support chafRc
he was ordered to pay $40 week
The case . AlcNandcr G,inda showed q
hcligcrent disposition on both sides lie
said that when nc complained about their
one room being dirty. she SAID Glenn II
Yourself YOU dirty il and after further
words. advanced upon hun with mn up
raised milk bottle fle was allowed to
sign his own bond ia keep the peace.
Mrs Earl Potts testified that her hus-
band locked her ont of the house and that
she had 10 fight her way in Her husband
replied that she lost every key he gave her,
put every lock III he house on the bum,
and WAS continually staying out great
part oi tho night. or all of II lie blamed
her friends for the trouble The case was
referred 70 Detective Horace Mcdaniel.
The case Of Louise Phmm. charged with
heating hlS wife was continued until
July 81
An order OF So a week for the support
Of hls family was placed against William
Reynolds H., makes about $50 and there
had been continual trouble about who
should spend It
Walter Green brought IN for failing
to pay an order. said he lost his pay check.
He WAS ordered to pay every week, II
addition 10 the s. ot thc order something
to make up the arrears
Henry Robinson caIorcd wns put under
temporary order of s. week and the
case referred TO Detective Mcnanne! The
ease OF William ID. shields charged With
failure t. obey a non-support order. Was
continued until the I'D JohnO Neil Who
failed To report 10 the court. was warned
u make the payments for his family
regularly and report when ordered
James j BELL was ordered Ia pay s.
81 week for the support OF u child lie CLAIMS
that be Is not the father bat was not al
lowed 10 produce testimony To that effect,
as he had been under court order for some
time The child was born out OF wedlock.
and Bell has since married another girl
Perry Lewis colored, was fined s. and
costs for dlsordcrlv conduct He was too
profanelv defiant when relative of his
wife $ called hIm out IN back of the house
and asked him about 4 rumor TINT he had
been beating her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
LA CRO|X IS HELD
WITHOUT BAIL FOR
KENT GRAND JURY
He is Accused of Spiriting Away
From Smyrna 4Years-Old
Edwin La Belle.
ENTERS PLEA NOT GUILTY
Special Correspondence ot Every Evoning


DovFR. June 15
Ross La Croix, also known as Jean
Valentine, arrested IN Buffalo. \ Y,
NJ the conclusion Of hearing before
Magistrate T.. i. Wood Yesterday after
noon. was held without bail to await the
action of the grand jury lie IS accused
Of spirlting away from hls home, and out
of the State. on MAY n, of Edwin la
Belle, 1r, 1 years old of Smyrna.
The boy il the son 81 Mir and Mrs
Edwin Schrcner. also known profession
ally. (Schrcncr and his wife having been
on the stagcl rs MIR and Mrs. Edwin
La Belle
At the hearing DeputyAttorncy-
cral Sattcrfcld represented the State,
while Ia Croix was represented hv
James T. Cotter, q Buffalo lawyer and
captain Of tho company at Camp DIX
of which la CrOiX VA, n sergeant Nagls
tratc Wood read the warrant on winch
In CroiX had hccn arrested and detained
which followed tho language Of the Dcla-
ware statute III kidnapping eases, rs
follows
Whoever shall maliciouslv, forcihly or
fraudulcntlv lead. take or carry away or
dcCov. or cnticc away any chIld under the
age of fifteen with intent 70 dctan and
conceal such child from ITS parents
guardian or other person having the law
ful charge Of such child, shall hc deemed
guilty of fclopy and upon conviction
shall suffer death. 81 ho imprisoned for
life. Al the discretion of the court ctc
The warrant charged that " I.aCrolN
did take. with the ldca of kidnapping
one Edwin Ia Belle, Ir, from the home ot
his parents. or mother, IN the town II
SMYRNA, on Monday morning, May II
IL Crolx entered plea oi mot guilty.
MOTHER rEIJ.s or poY ! nIstrrr ARANCr.
Mrs la Belle told the magistrate her
correct name was l.stcle Schrclncr.
formerly n Miss Lamb ot Kent county
Mrs Ia Rclc related the circumstances
under which her son disappeared Alter
dressing him for the day, she said she
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
ATTENTION CALLED TO
CONDITION OF STREET
Trustees of Brandywine NJ. E.
Church Complain About Mar
ket Street North Of Bridge.

The attention OF the street and Sewer
Deartment has again been called 10 the
condition Of Market street from the bridge
10 Twenty-third street, and request made
20 have something done toward remedyIug
the trouble out theret
At this morning 5 session Of the II rect
and Sewer Board. a communication Wa
received from th4e trustees Of Brandvwiue
NJ F. Church on the subject The church
trustees complain about the disturbing
noise made BY street traffic on account
the condition Of the paving and the car
tracks, and i was stated that The Noise
was 50 great 1T tunes that the church
organ could not be heard above It Now
that summer is here and traffic increased,
with prospect Of greater increase IN
traffic on account Of the closing q the
Washington street bridge - traffic in the
near future, the church people are ap-
prehensivc that conditions viii be eycn
worse than at present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
BOMBARD CITY WITH
TERRIBLE STENCIL
Health Officials to Discuss Plans
TO Remedy Situation
Tonight

The Board Of Health will meet this
afternoon and at this meeting II IS likely
that there NAV be some discussion over
the terrible stencil with which this city
m the past "a hours has again been visited
from the city crematory. Last night $
smell was particularly nauseatlnC and
residents over the Brandywine that have
been MANY times unaffected by the smell.
got the full benefit of it. The odors con-
tinued this morning and 81 noon they were
still floating about
DR.. Charles NJ Hanby president of the
Board Of Health could hole out no en-
enlargement for any relief from the stencil
tins summer. The one thing that Will end
the nuisance viii be the construction Of q
new creInatory and this viii very likely
come about this summer and fall, hu IN
IN meantime ther is nothing, apparent
" that the Board Of Health can do 10
stop nuisance.
DR. Hanby SAID today that while the
crematorv problem might BE- discussed at
the health board meeting this afternoon
that final details of 8 plan to help the
situation would be decided upon tonight
What these plans were, he would not
discuss
At the health board meeting il is likely
that a letter written to the board by Mar
vel, Marvel. Layon and Hughes, attorneys
for some citizens Of the Eleventh ward,
will be read. The attorneys make it plain
that they do not wish to embarass the
city. and that they are willing to allow
the health officials all the time needed to
remedy the situation. but strive to impress
upon the health officials that there must
be no unnecessary delay.
The odor from the crematory was par
ticularly offensive IN some of The theatres
last night II was so warm that some of
the show-goers wanted the doors open,
and when the doors were open the odor
was actually 50 sitting that many people
left the theatres The management Of one
of the theatres said afterward that they
intended taking some action to eliminate
this condition.
Tho odor was very oppressive ~ certain
sections of the Seventh ward last uIght
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
STRICKEN ON WAY To
FUNERAL Of FATHER
Mrs. Elizabeth Mount Suffe q
Stroke of Paralysis. and Dies
at Hospital.

Mrs. Elizabeth Mount, widow Of
Elijah Mount, who was taken to the
Delaware Hospital yesterday, died at
u 80 clock this morning
She had been summoned to attend the
funeral Of her father, Cornelius Dugan
from the home Of the latter's son-in-law,
Michael Palese, 3O6 French street, and
was apparently n good health until they
reached the door 81 ST Marys Church
When the other people IN the car alighted
she was PROSTATE, and it was thought she
had temporary fainting spell
when helped out Of the car it develop
cd that She had suffered from Il stroke of
paralysis, cnvcloping her entire left side
md She was taken immediately 10 her
brothcr-in-law' home BOO French street
She was afterwards taken 10 the Delaware
Hospital, where she died at 1890 0 clock
this morning
Mrs. Mount was about Az years Of
age. and was in the employ Of Mrs H NJ
Taylor, 1906 BToome street at the time
Of her death. She is survived BY one
brother, James Dugan il is thought that
the shock Of her father death brought on
the stroke which caused her death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET

By Associated Press e Every Evening
Philadelphia. June 10 Oats No ,
white. | 29a 80. No. 3 white. 2Sal.2q
Butter Western creamery extra, IS.
nearby prints. fancy 67a69
CheeSe-New York whole milk, fancy
held, 2Sa 80 do ordinary 70 good. 23a 27
do current make best here, 27a 2S.
Eggs Nearby tirsts, 10, do current
receipts. 43: western extra hrsts, 46
do hrsJs, t3a IS 2,faney. selected packed,
54a So
Live poultry Fowls, fancy. .37a3S,
do. common to good, 35a 50; broihng
chickens, fancy, not leghornS, "a ?
pounds. apiece .55a 81 DO. la1l4 pounds,
Goa 65 broiling chikens, white lcghorns,
| to Ia pounds 40a Is, old roostcrs,
32a 33, ducks, 30a 30.
Dressed poultry Fowls, fresh killed,
choice to fancy. Ala 43; do. small sizes
,35a 40 roosters, 25 spring ducks. 81,
Potatoes Florida No. l. 9.50all 80
do No ?, 6.O0a6 So, do No 3, O0a4 SO,
Flour Soft winter straight western
I3 25a13.5 50; do. do nearby I3.0Oal5 25,
hard winter, straight 13.5Oal3.75, 10.
short patent l4.50at500. spring clear,
1200al2 50. do patent, l4.00al4 50, do
short patent, l4.75al5 50; fancy spring
and city mills patent, family brand, 1900
al640.
Hay Timothy, 80. >. 43.0Oa45. 100,
DO, No 3, 3oo0a4l 90; sample, 80 GOA
800; no grade, 28.00a32 90: clover
mixed hay, light mixed A.. .00a43. .OO.
mixed, 40.O0a4l 90.
Tallow Prime city. loose. l08, do.
special loose 1tl2 prime country. gl5,
edible, in tierces, IA
Bran Soft winter bran. western. Ill
100-pound sacks. go. 5Oa6I 100: do. spring
10. so 00a60O0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
YORK. PA. ALMOST STOOD STILL.
Rich and Busy City Gained Only S.I
Per Cent in Ten Years.
4 ssociatcd Press % Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. June l5.-The Census
Bureau today reported the total pOpfia-
tlon of York. Pa. 70 be II 400 which
an increase az only 2.749, Or 81 per cent.
The CITY ls one Of the richest and buslesr
III PennsvLyanIa. and il was estimated thar
he increase IN the decade would ne l-
above the average of other cities OF the
10000 class Ii is the county seat %
large and prosperous community 70
PENNSYLVANIA Dutch
Ioanstown, Pa, has increased 10 81 ,321.
q growth 81 .>4j. or p 3 per cent.
Johnstown expansion has been con-
tlnuoIs since the disastrous food raa-
almost wiped out the city thlrty-hve 4r
E0rfv vears ago
Other figures given our included
Haverblll. Mass. 53 .sS4. increase 81
769, or - per cent
aberdeen. : D. 1885,, increase
3.7S4. or 352 per cent.
Nshawaka, Ind. 1915, increase 3.-
3O9 or 27.S per cent
Fremont, Ohio, [ ? +6S, increase 2-5-f,
or 25-f per cent.
West AlIls. Wis. 13,76j. Increase :. .l-},
or 1871 per cent.
Columbus. Miss .I0.50I. increase l.5i5
OK los per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
SOVIET NOT To PAY
DEBTS OF OLD RUSSIA
If II fnhcrits Obligations il Also
Inhcrits Former Treaty Rights,
Minister Says
nv A.aacIateH rresa - Every Kvenlng

Hy Asaaciatei Press - Every Evening
London. juno Is SOVIET Russia docs
not recognize ITS liability fnr debts con
tractcd by Russia ap ~ \oYerhhe~. 1914
and 10 meet them viii have various offsets
saya the Tunes IN reporting conversations
between thor ministers and (reRprr
kraesin, Bolehevlk minister for tradc and
commerce.
Krasan sald that i circumstances
should make Il desirable f0r tie ~oviot
government IN acccpt such drbfs u would
insist upon iuhorifInP the rights secured -
Ruszia by former treaties IFo Ind em-
phasis on the convention RI 1915 Which
awarded Constnntnaplc 70 Russia
II Soviet Ruaala u compelled ~ hear
the burden az thc debts IF the imperial
regime, Kraasin said. i would insist n
writing IF aganal fhaf debt charge u-
currcd n overcoming fhc attack q
White Rcbcle insofar AZ nirh nt'acls
were supported bg foreign powers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
HARDING TO STICK
To SENATE SEATl
WONT RUN AGAIN
Republican Nominee Expects ~
Step From Capitol TO White
House, March T.
WON'T WEAKEN g. O. p.
HOLD ON THE SENATE
BY Associated press - Every Eve'irg


Washington, June " Warren q
Harding. The Republican Presidertm
nominee. docs not intend - retire Iron
tho | nitcd states ~cnate unii his terri
nf pfioe expires on Warch :
There Is no possibility of that ts
declared today. when asked whether uf
would resign Immediately from tie -et
nte ] do not intend o. re- 'gn hut intend
10 serve my trim ont Why shouldn't 4
d.. however, intend ~ s1fhdra" bl
petition filed Inst week IN ColVmbu- ~
ing notice that I would bo p candida'e itr
reelection ~ the ~orRte Iha' ald
done this week
senator Harding friends zplared t}at
for him to retire from thc senate Hr9.i
cndanger It'd narrow margin q rnnfrr
held by the Republicans There e= hig I
cessor would bc named b" Goveurr
who would probably app"trt DruS
rrat
They also -aid fha' shcHld thr 81
tnr br elected President n November
could continue IN serve In 'hc Senate as m
would rot ~ inaugurafei suftl hls 'err a-
senator expired on March {
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
TWO DEAD IN VA. FEUD.
-Four Others Wounded in Gun Ba tie in
Streets of Town.

BY Associated Press To Every Evening
Bristol VA, June Is. Feud spirit
between the Fee and Berry families Of
Fsscrvilic near here, has found cxpr 81
sion in i gun battle in the streets Of the
little town Asa result Robert Fee and
George Polly, he latter member Of the
Berry faction 90 dead: Dewitt Fee and
Abby are seriously wounded, and Tom and
George Berry are slightly wounded.
The trouble started when the Fee
brothers held up and disarmed a deputy
sheriff. a member Of the Berry family
The Berrys promptly armed themselves
Meeting on the streets Of Esserville,
George and Tom Berry, father and son,
respectively, and Polly opened fire on
Robert and Dewitt Fee The two brothers
returned the fire During the battle a baby
belonging to q disintereated miner was
hit BY q stray bullet while lying in its
crib.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
ICHIGAN'S "4s" OFFER
REPRESENTATION To WOMEN

Detroit. June is.--The Michigan
branch Of the committee Of 4s held ifs
State convention today TO select delegates
10 the national convention which opens
At Chicago July 10 II was planned 10
name n complete slate Of State and Con-
grcssion nj candidates
TIE organizations has sent out n special
appeal to women voters 10 JOIN. prom
ising them fHll equal rights in their af-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
TEN NATIONS TO INSIST
ON GUARANTEE FOR BONDS

Paris, June | : Representatives Of
ten nations attending the international
conference for the prntection Of foreign
interests in Russia have decided on he
principle that all states Of tho former Rus
sian empire must give guarantees that
they will carry their share of the en-
gagenents of the imperial regime, ac-
cording 10 the Matin
Il has been decided 10 oppose resunp-
ton of commercial relations until an
international agreement giving satIs-
faction 10 holders of Russian bonds has
been concluded, the newspaper SAWS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
TROTSKY AND LENfNF
REPORTED Still ALIVE

Copenhagen, June III Maxim Lltvln-
Of assistant secretary for foreign affairs
in the Russian Iolehrvik government to-
day received telegram from Leon Tro'zkv
and Nlkolai grulnr Runors originating
in Toxic sad that Trot7kv hnd bccn
murdered and TINT Ieninc had fed from
Moscow
las far as ! remember this the
eighth time .Trotzky has been murdered,
said Iitvinof
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
HIGH COURT GETS WOOL CASE.
L.. =. Supreme Justices TO Rule on 10th
as Wearing Apparel

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York. June IS. The supreme
Court af the nted states has been
called upon to decide whether cloth
clothing under rhe Lever Act.
Federal Judge Hand today granted
writ Of error. asked by me government,
IN the case of the American Woolen S om-
panv and Wm VI Wood rs president
Who we're charged with pronteering in the
sale of cloth.
Federal Judge Mack had luasHea ts
indictments On the ground that co.-
was not wearing apparel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
THREE MORE BODIES
RECOVERED FROM
|LL-FATED EAGLE25
Two Found Floating in the River
at New Castle and One at
Salem Today.
DEAD NOW NUMBER FOUR

The hodics of two of the men who lost
their lives when the submarine tender
Eagle - was wrecked, of New lastlc,
last Friday night, were recovered today
One Is known To bc that OF lElgcne T..
Kcndrick, a Negro Of Orlando, Fla, who
was a mess attendant. second class
The other is supposed to he that oi
Robert Reilly OF Bridgeport, Conn, q
sccond-class seaman.
The bodies were brought 70 New
Castle early today bv two fishermen, and
after they had been turned over 10
Undertake. Chandler II Gcbhardt, League
Island Navy lard was notified and word
was received that boat would bc sent
down after them.
When the League Island party arrives.
II Is believed, there will be with I some
mcmlcr of the Ill-lntcd crew who can
complete the Identification
The first of the two hodIcsto he recover
ed tcdav was that Of kendnck, which
VA, found floating III the river about i
O clock hv Marshall BuriiS q New Castle
fisherman. who tuwcd il INTO that city
and turned II over Ia ndertakcr Geh-
hardt shortly after that David J.
smith. another New Castle fisherman,
p,,kcd up the body of white man. which
hc also flowed in and turned over 70 the
,lndcrtaker Both bodies were found
IN the rivcr of New Castle. It's believed
that the tide Is washing the bodies out
from under the overturned boat
Subsequently il was learned that dur
INC tn, morning also the body ot John +,
I.arh had hccn found floating IN the river
near the New Jersey shore and Ind been
taken Ia salem \ / Lamb. who was
chief mae chlnlst s mate lived IN AlCNan-
drla Nch
Coroner Isaac ; Bullock viii hold m
IndiIc~t At Now Caste this afternoon
before the two bodies are removed t.
Philadelphia He Will bc accompanied
by Deputy Coroner Harvey +. Nichols.
FoUR KNOWN pFAp.
This brings the number Of known dead
up 10 four. John Brandt of Philadelphia.
who was rescued after he had been i'm
prIsoucd IN the boat for some time. having
died NJ League Island Navy ! ard last FRI
day night, after beng taken there tie
was liberated from the boat through hole
that was cut in the hull.
DIVERS AT WORN.
Divers made another search yesterday
and today for bodies.
Word was received by Rear Admiral
Hughes. Of the League Island Navy Yard,
that Secretary OF the Navy Joscphus Dam
Iels had appointed special court OF in
gu ~ TO determine the cause Of the accl-
dent
Tho members Of the crew still missing
are Luke Durio, Louisiana: lrvlsOn Crit
fifth. Bueheld, Va: George ID. Hancock.
kentucky; Ross Houston. Bristol, Tenn.
and Charles II Wilson, key West Fla,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
RODNEY SQUARE BIDS.
Park Commission Considering Fig
ures Presented for Improve
ment TO Central Section.

The executive committee OF the Board
of Park Commissioners today referred the
following bids to Park Engineer Mack and
Rodney Square architects:
For the construction of Rodney Square
Stewart & Donohoe, Wilmington, all
granite, s1lS.S30; Milford Pink Granite
Company. Milford. Mass, all granite,
SlO7 500; ]. ID. Sergeant Granite Com
pant. Mt Airy, n c., all granite, SS3,3O0-
Steps w Woodbury. Granite Company,
Vermont, S37 .740.
Monument base and balustrade- Ingall
Stone Company, Bedford, Ind, Indiana
limestone, Sl4 $50; Furst-kerber Conn
pany Chicago, Indiana limestone, ,Sl3. al +.
The engineer and architects will submit
recommendations after considering the
bids
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
HARDING TO TAKE REST
BEFORE GOING HOME JULY

Washington June Ex-senator Hard
ing SAID to-day he hoped to wind up mat
tcrs pertaining to his senatorial duties BY
the end OF tho week and then take a brief
vacation before returning 70 his home at
Marion Ohio. where he will be- formally
notified of his nomination
He docs not plan 70 reach Marion much
before July l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
EASTMAN GIVES MILLION MORE.
Benefactor of Rochester University Adds
10 School of Music Gift.

By Associatcd Press 70 Evory Evenlng
Rochester, \ y June 10 gift Of
81 .0O0,0O0 by George Eastman for the
School Of Music OF the University Of
Rochester was announced TODAY lie had
already gwen in excess Of $4,000 for
the school Of music.
Last week he gave S4O00,000 and
Dental Dspensa.y toward School of
Medicine and Surgery for the University
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-15
OHIO DEMOCRATS PRESS
COX FOR PRESIDENCY
Can Beat Harding In Ohio Con
test, Governor Campbell
Tells Delegates
~ 4s.ocIatoa r-ess y Eve-v Fre1loa

By teso~fated Press ~ Every Evening
Columbus Ohio Inne lJ ohio Dem
ocrats are rcsiouhllng their efforts tn nav"
Governor James II Tux nominated '0-
President bv he Democrats
Eo sooner Had senator Hardinp
nomination nv the Republicans rcrr
assured than former Governor James
Campbell. an Ohio delegate A. large tn ..
Democrat convention, beVan pr 'rn
IF = circular letter - ali Democ~a'
delegates setting forth whv Governor s.
should be nominated.
"C,overnOr James NJ Cox can carr
Ohio What other candidate ran match
this certainty with even prohabIhrv'
the letter declares