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Evening journal., 1920-05-05
P.R.R.CO.MUST
PAY COST Of
new bridge
Government Tells Railroad
Officials Condemnation is
u. S. Prerogative
NO MONEY NOW FOR
CANAL STRUCTURE

A bombshell was dropped into the
legal camp OF The Pennsylvania Rail
road today, at The flrst hearing on the
rebuilding OF the Delaware Railroad
bridge over the Chesapeake and Del
aware canal, when 10 was stated that
title 90 the waterway and rights OF
way now were vested In the United
Slaies government through condem-
nation proceedings.
Colonel j. p. Jervey, United states
Engineer, called attention 90 the con-
demnation procedure In reply 10 a
protest against payment by the rail-
road OF full costs OF the new bridge
made by John Biggs. counsel for the
Delaware road. II was roughly esti-
mated the total cost OF the new span
probably viii be 10000
Colonel Jeryey pressed for a definite
I idea when the company could have
/ the new bridge erected. finally caused
l Gamble LatrObe, superintendent OF the
/ Southern grand division Of the Penn
| sylvanla 10 remark: 81 want 20 say
That the railway won't do anything
now, u can get out OF. because 1
hasn't g0t The money"
/ Robert farnham, Jr., assistant en-
gineer OF bridges OF the Pennsylyani,
| system, expressed the opinion that I
would be a year before plans FOR On,
new structure could be prepared. anl
another year before iho bridge coul,
be built, The latter period dependin,
on ability to obtain the necessar.
STEEL
You mean July. 1927" asked Col
onel Jersey. Mr.. Farnham noddc,
acquiosccnce.
! The hearing was held 10 the meet
(Contlnued on Page TNNOl
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
MORE ONE WAY
SIGNS FOR STREETS

Police Sergeant John f. Devenish.
Of the traffic squad today distributed
i3 iron and wooden standards for
use on one-way traffic streets and 20
or more overhead trafllc signs, the
gift OF the Kiwanls Club 10 The city.
The standards and signs are marked.
"one-Way Traffic Street, klWanls
Club"
The local Kiwanis Club felt that
with the city enforcing the rules OF
the Street and Sewer Department as
70 traillc laws. u was but proper
that the One-Way streets should be
marked. The club members raised
the money 10 purchase these signs.
Sergeant Deyenish placed The stan
dards al the street intersections along
Market street, at Ninth and Tenth
and Orange streets. Fourth and
French streets and two or three other
places.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
CALIFORNIA
REPUBLICANS
FOR JOHNSON
Almost Complete Returns
Show Him Leading
Wood By 136,945
ARMY GENERAL
LEADS In INDIANA

SAN FRANCISCO. May . Omitted
Press. .)-California Republicans want
Senator Hiram Johnson Tor President.
Incomplete, but indicative returns
from every county in the state from
yesterdays primary election gave
Johnson handsome majority over
Herbert Hoover.
Returns from 55O6 precincts gave
Johnson a lead OF i36.9i5. The vote
In these precincts was Johnson, 293,-
SO; Hoover, i56. 800.
johnson will have at the Chicago
convention California's 26 delegates
complete.
Johnson carried the northern cities
by Overwhelming leads piling up some
maiOritIes OF two. fhreo and even four
TO one. Hoover apparently carried
Los Angeles. Kings and Ventura
counties by small maiOrites.
Sacramento, J0hnsons birthplace
gave him a big lead In i52 out OF
i6i precincts Che vote was: johnson
ii7O5; Hoover. 4,2Si
Johnson invaded HoOver's owl
county, Santa Clara. and carried Il. ac.
cording TO incomplete returns. In ~
out OF ig2, santa Clara county pre-
cincts the vote was: johnson i0S96
Hoover 53ii.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May . Unite,
/ Press) General Woods lead owe
Senator Hiram Johnson in the In
diana primaries yesterday decreased
/ today with additional returns.
Returns from 1926 precints OF IN
states 1891. gave Wood. $3.50; John
Continued On Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
SCORE WILSON
.FOROPPOSING
PEACE PLAN
Knox Says Presidents 'IsO-
lated VIII" Keeps Amer
lea at War
REPUBLICANS DOUBT
SANE CRAFTSMANSHIP

WASHINGTON. May 3. United
prcss) ).-Dcclaring that President
Wilson preferred 30 keep the coun-
try in an alleged state of war ruther
than abate one iot or tiile OF TN fun
measure his Isolated Will has set Tor
the nation" Senator Knox today
opened debate in The senate on his
peace resolution.
'rhe welfare and safely OF the ma
tion imperaiiyoly demand that We
know That We have peace declared
knox.
eTho whole world a,rilics win revo-
lniien. Our own nation IS in fermeni
and turmoil. Force and strife arr
rampant and threaten TIE destruction
not only OF our property. but of our
free institutions and even OF our
very lives And yet We stand and
have stood Tor months, as a ruddcr-
,tss ship foundcring In the trough OF
tremendous sens. We must not dare
longer 30 delay a return 10 The or
dercd government of peace We must
not hazard n further nostponemenl
m turning our un'lN idcd uellbera-
tiOns 20 our home problems. The.'
are great enough TO tax the ulinos,l mos,
wisdom we possess. As "a prcllm-
turned to his peace time powers and
rrcrOgatiEcs.
Internationally we are al pease.
Our national executive, with a Stub
born spOnslbihty, continues 10
declare we are at war. But as prac-
iica, matter, the only war which he
WAGES is aeainst American c!li1ens
and American Industry. The situation
Is so anomalous and so iniqmiOus
is So fraughi with Injustice and with
Possibility Of disaster, that one can
I aOt reconcile It with the operations
or q sane slatesmanslip.
III Is not only legally sound. but
economically. morally and pairioii-
cally necessary and indispensable
ulat we al once repeal the declare.
tlon OF war and 80 Immediately end
tle despoiic war powers with whio1
/ a pOwer-maddened executive con.
/ tinues 20 rule this people.
Knox indicated that The Supreme
Court will be asked TO rule on power
of Congress TO declare peace by reso-
] luton.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
THROUGH WAR
.UNSCATHEDH HE
DIES in BLAST
James A. Hodge, Explosion
Victim, in Thick of Fight
ing on French Front
WORKED In POWDER
TOASSIST FRIEND

James a. Hodge, one Of the two men
Killed in the explosion Of nearly a ton
OF powder, In packing house at the
Hagley yards OF the Z. !. dupont de
Nemours Company, yesterday morn
ing, served with distinction in the re-
cent war. having participated In the
battles at M0ntdidier, NOyOn, Cantig-
ny, Meuse, Arg0nne and Coblenz
Bridgehead.
Hodge escaped without a scratch In
these engagements, being mustered
out or the service on September 26
1919. He enlisted as a nrsl-ciass pri-
vate October 20, 1917, in the Head
quarters Company, First Sanitary
Train, First Division at Camp Meade.
His discharge papers gave his char
acter as excellent.
Hodge was born at Richmond. Va.
and prior to enlisting worked at the
dupont mills here. Following his re-
turn 10 this country he again OBJ
tained employment lt the mills. Sew
era weeks ago ne ende0vOred 10 en-
list In the 258ih Aero Squadron al the
Aberdeen Proving Grounds. but failed
10 pass the examination, not hayinl
knowledge of mechanics
10 was reported dt Henry Clay
where The young man lived. That ID
entered the packing house TO assls
Aubrey Il Turner. Of 40 Nortl
Adams street. a friend. who was Killed
Turner was packing powder and eX
/ pected 10 nnish his task at noon.
This fact Is borne out In that Tur.
ners body was almost blown {,
atoms. the only part OF the body
/ found being an arm. Hodges body
was found severed across the waist
showing he did not receive the full
/ force OF the explosion and was evi
IDENTIFY cut In half by something
| blown by the exploding powder.
Following the accident the burninl
| powder ignited the woods about thl
/ plant and it required hard work Of
The part OF the employees 10 extinguisi
| the flames.
Hodge, who made his home Will
Mr.. and Mrs. William Andrews, O.
! Breck's Lane. was highly esteemed b.
them as we'll as by an who came II
| contact with him.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
INDICT CUSHMAN,
REALTY BROKER
Embezzlement of SIS, 700 is
Charged in Eight
True Bills
MONEY OBTAINED
IN SMALL AMOUNTS

The New Castle County Grand
Jury has returned eight true bills
against Fred B. Cushman. a local real
estate broker. charging him with the
embezzlement OF sums OF money to-
taling $500. Henry r.. Isaacs, at
torney for Cushman, is expected 10
ask for a continuance OF the cases
until the September term OF court.
The date OF the cmbezzlement
charged is April "a, the day on which
Cushman left his real estate Office in
this city.
The complainants and amounts iu-
volved In The indictments are as fol-
lows:
GlenwOod p. Holland. 500: Morris
Frankel. 500: Iona Bridegroom. ST.
400: Elsie Frank, 81 400; William
Smith, 500; Harry G.. Buell. $500;
Rachel A. Short, $50: Joseph Bent
owitz. $50; Charles j. Shinn. $500
William NJ. Mclntire. $500: Kalhrine
T. Bell, two charges alleging embez-
nement Of si00 each Harry C. John
son, 500; Nathaniel w Mofrett
s20o.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
SUSSEX Tells
REVISERS Of
School WOES
Commissioners Hear Pleas
for Lower Tax Rate and
140-Day Term
FAVOR MORE POWER
FOR LOCAL BOARDS
Stan Correspondeni

stan Correspondent.
GEORGETOWN, May . - Sussex
County objections to.the school code
were presened TO the legislative COM
mission revising the law by indvid-
ual taxpayers at a public meeting held
N the County Court House yesterday
afternoon The commission met just
for that purpose, 10 hear first hand
Just what objections Sussex people
had 20 the new law.
These objections were presented In
a straight from the shoulder manner.
Members OF the commission were IA
NOrably impressed with the arguments
against some sections Of the code as
they effect Sussex County and there
is little doubt that as a result Of the
hearing other amendments will be
recommended by The commission 20
the Legislature. This is especially
true as to the compulsory attendance
law.
Some Of those objecting served no.
licc that unless the law Is amended 20
meet these objections they do moi
desire TO see 10 changed In any way
iniimating that they would then make
an issue out Of II al the next election
No one. not even the more radical OBJ
| ieciors would admit that they desired
I the code repealed entirely, but stated
That IL 10 Is TO be saved it must bf
amended. The meeting was orderly
but az several times so many talked
at once it was hard for the commits
sion TO tell just what anyone was
/ saving
The principal changes asked for
We're as follows.
4. Reduction Of the tax rate.
2. Schools TO be open 40 instead o
(COnilnued on Page TWO.l
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
CEN. GONZALES
JOINS REVOLUTION

WASHINGTON, May Omitted Prcss)
a division OF dcstroyers has been
ordered 10 proceed TO Key West. Fla,
To be held in readiness for possible in
structions TO 20 10 The East Coast OF
Mcofco, Secretary Daniels announced
today. The destroycrs were scheduled
TO start this morning. The move Is
precautionary Il WAS learned and IS
being taken with the idea that Il may
be necessary 10 use the warcraft 10
protect Americans endangered by rcv-
olutionary Developments.
The vessels ordered 10 Mexico arc
The sherwood. easel. Lardner. Put
nam, Beal, Reid aid lhc tender Black
hawk
Captain B. A. Long, OF the Black
haWk who Is senior officer OF The
squadron, conferred last night with
uanbels and Admiral Bullard. chief OF
naval operation ne WAS told 10 pro-
coed 20 key West with all possible
speed and hold the shlQs in readiness
FOR further orders.
The impression given In other on.
cial circles today was that there WIS
20 uninedialc peea of lfe destrofers
beifle sent TO Mexican wat rs- as nj.
ports indicated Americans along ihe
east coast were not In danger now.
WASHINGTON. May D (United Press,
state Department officials toda,
were seeking 70 verify un0flcials re-.
ports here that Mexican Federal gen.
2 dis have given Carranza until Ma,
70 10 step out OF Office.
II these and other unofficial reports
prove true Mexico soon VIII be Ia the
midst Of even greater political con.
fusion than now. officials said.
Carranza and the Federal govern.
ment forces now are completely shul
on from communication with the out
side world except over one telegraph
Continued on PAGE TxsOl.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
It's Still AnybodyS
Race, Some PoiH-
clans BeIieUe Al
though Each Of
SeUen Campaign Man
ayers is Certain His
Candidate VIII Win
DEMOCRATS ALSO
PICK WINNER

WASHINGTON. May 3. UNITED
Press The bitter prc-conVontion
campaign and the primaries In many
important States have had the encot
OF making every candidate for the
presidency believe he Is a sure win
ner, according 20 their hackers and
managers In Washington today. No
one aspirant is ready TO step aside In
favor OF anybody else, as yet.
According TO opinion along can
difiics row. al least eleven nominees
for president viii be selected by the
Republican and Democratic parties
next month. Authority for this fol-
lows:
4. Leonard Wood will be nominal
ed at Chicago" said senator Moses.
his southern manager "he may not
receive the necessary votes on ihc
flrst ballot but remember there Will Ds
nagOtiaiions when n IS seen no oQl
p "lohnsun Is The only candldai,
who will be at Chicago with real pop.
ular support behind him. asserted
senator BOrah. who Is on the stump
for him. "Sinco we must elect can.
didato as well as nominate him, tai.
Is fact OF very great Importance
.. ~rhc strong siragcilc position Of
Frank %. LOwden, as a presidential
candidate becomes Increasingly ap-
parent" said Representative Frank l.
smith. chairman OF Lowden head
quarters here.
m Is clearly evident that the
nrimaries have determined nothing
declsivcly." 10 was stated at senator
HardIng's headquarters. Harding d;
the stringesf Republican In Ohio on
outside OF Ohio. and Ohio IS essential
TO Republican success
;. senator pOindexier stands an
excellent chance OF being "A success.
ful compromise II the expected dead.
lock occurs between Wood. johnson
and L0wden. "'ii was announced ny h
II. Wells, az Poindexlers headquar
ters.
6. Herbert H0over's strength VII
be shown after the convention meets
his boosters here said
'-SuppOrters OF philander @
Knox said he will get the q. o. p
nomination since he Is the only com
promise candidate.
s. "Mr Palmer VIII so into IN
Democratic convention with the lar
-gesi FIRST ballot vote OF any candidate,
| said q. g. Carlln, chairman OF the ma
tional primary campaign.
p "indications from all parts o
the. country confirm the belief tha
owen will be the FIRST candidate fo
PRESIDENT according 90 Information
/ M his headquarters. "'rhe oklahom
delegation 20 the convention Is ir
revocably committed 10 him
20. Bakers hackers OF Gov. Coz
point out that he has more pledgei
| delegates than any other Democrati
asplrant"
IA. "McAd0o's nomination was he'll
as an assured fact by many well-ln
formed men who are In iouch VIII
! sentiment an over The country.
In other words Washington rs VI
in the air over the results or IN
urinary and the pre-convenuon thu
far. It's still anybody's race, poll
ticians here believe.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
GRACE CHURCH WON'T
REBUILD THIS YEAR

At a meeting Of the official board OF
Grace NJ. r. Church this week, plans
and estimate were presented for cX-
tensivc alterations 20 the Sunday
school building. This involved tear
ing out and raising the entire second
floor, erecting a balcony between the
FIRST floor and the new floor and ar
ranging so that the entire flrst floor
and the balcony could be used for
sunday school purposes in line with
the best modern thought on Sunday
school work The upper floor OF the
building was 90 be used as a gymna-
sium to take care OF the many activ-
itics Of the young people Of The
church and vicinity. The plans were
prepared BY g. r. Hope. architect.
owing % the high prices OF mate
rial and labor and the difficulties in
securing material, 10 was decided 10
postpone these improvements. esti-
mated cost Of which was over SO 600
Certified MIX for Inranis.--Clovei
Dairy CQ.-AdV
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
HIS SKULL CRACKED
BY IL FOOT FALL

Guslov Elmer. aged i7 years. OF No.
1879 West Fifth street fell from the
hop lof. OF The Sioecke Brewing
Company Fifth and Adams streets this
morning a distance OF twelve feet.
ne struck his head Oh an iron step
ffaauring his skull
Dr. II. /. NcC0lley administered first
aid treatment. but owing 10 the Seri-
Gus condition of his paticnt sum
moned the police ambulance and mad
him removed 10 the Delaware Hos
initial Although Mr.. Elmers condi-
lion Is serious ne is expected TO re-
cover
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
consul SEEKS
Kin OF KEIL'S
Max Keil Gets Encouraging
Word From Official
in Galicia
AMERICAN WANTS
TICKETS RUSHED

Max Keil, popular business man. has
received word from the American
Consular Service, In Warsaw, Poland,
regarding efforts TO have his mother,
sister, two nephews and one neice
come to this country from what was
Galicla, Austria. now is part OF the
new Polish Republic.
The letter Mr. keil received Is as
follows:
American Consular Service,
Warsaw, Poland, March 26, 1920
"Max keil, Notary Public,
New Castle County,
state OF Delaware, u. {. A.
"Sir: I am directed by the Consul TO
acknowledge the receipt OF your LETT
ter Of January 2i. 1920. In which you
say that you wish your mother, sis
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
SAY COPPER COMPANY
IGNORES INJUNCTION

Henry u. Wlliin. Of New York. at
torney for the plaintiff. tilcd a petition
I'm United States District Court, this
morning, for The Minerals Separation.
Limited OF England. against the
Miami Copper Company, a Delaware
corporation operating mines In Ari-
zOna. asking for a ruling 90 show
cause why the defendant should not
be adiudgcd in contempt Of court for
violation Of an Injunction issued by
the local court on September &. 1917.
restraining and eniOining the de-
fendant from Infringing the plaintiffs
patents for processes used in concen-
trati0n OF copper ore.
An order 10 show cause why II
company Should not be adludgcd +
contempt ,Vus issued by judge Nor
and served on The defendants, rcu'
able June T.
Charles Neavc. OF New York, rel
the defendants.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
DOG POPULATION
ON INCREASE, TOO

wilmington has not only gained in
human population. Local police roc
ords show tho dog population on The
Increase. The total number OF dogs
registered by the police since January
1 is 965i which is about 100 more ihan
for The corresponding period OF last
year
The city ordinance providing thai
an dogs shall pc muzzled or heid
in leash on the street became enect-
i've an Nav 1. This law will be en-
forced until October 4.
Dogs found on the streets unmuz-
zlcd during the summer months Will
be sent 90 The dog pound and the own
ers liable 10 arrest.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
LACK VOTES FOR
HOUSE TO RATTFY
STAFF Correspondent.

STAFF Correspondent.
DOVER, Del, May 5.--Suffragists
1ocked 10 Dover today 10 start a
final drive for ratification OF the Fed
eral amendment, and leaders feel
hopeful that they will be able to put
il over. The Legislature re-conyened
Rt noon after a Two weeks recess 10
give the school code revision COM
mission an opportunity 10 hold hear
ings, consider objections and report
back It's recommendation for revision
Of that law
senator Walker, who introduced the
suffrage ratification resolution in the
Senate, stated at noon That he eX-
pected 10 call the resolution up for
action this afternoon.
He said The resolution undoubtedly
would pass the senate and he expect
d the House 20 act fayOrably on II
also
Alfred j. dupont Writes SOIons.
Some legislators who have opposed
suffrage have received letters from
Alfred I. dupont, In which he adv0-
Gates ratification. In this letter Mr.
dupont sets out why he thinks suf-
fragp should be ratified as folloks.
i am convinced that a national
emergency conlronts the people
which can be more easily solved by
granting to women the privilege Of
voting. BY ratification you VIII un
doubleday be doing the best thing
for your country, your party and
your state"
Suffragists this morning showed
to Representative j. w. Smith, Demo
orat, OF CheswOld, VINO voted agains
ratification three weeks ago, a peti
ton signed by many OF his oOnstH
uents asking that he vote for ratin
cation.
Both Houses convened az ~ o'clocl
and almost Immediately recessed un
til i.30 o'clock. l2.3O, Wilmington
time.)
II Is reported that the resolution
viii receive ten votes In the senate
Continued on Page Sevenl
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
us PAPA MILNOR NOW.

William r. Minor. slenOgraphcr In
AttOrney-Gcnerll Reinhardts office.
and secretary of the Republican First
Voters Club, was all smiles when he
appeared for work this morning, and
for a reason tie Is now the father OF
One. healthy boy. The little fellow
was born last night In Delaware Hos
piial Cigars were passed among Mr.
Minors many friends. who heaped
congratulations upon him this morn
ing. Mrs. Minor Is Improving.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
SUSPICIOUS WIFE
GETS MORE SUPPORT

A temporary order Of SiJa week was
fixed against Adam ZuchOwskl FOR the
support OF his two children, by Dep
uiy Judge Finger. in Municipal Court
this morning, and the case continued
until Friday. He was required 10 give
$500 bail
Mrs. Zuchkowski. in the course OF
her testimony. stated that at times
her husband puts something in her
TEA. which makes her ID.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
POPULATION OF
PENNSGROVE T6,O6O

The Census Bureau today announc-
ed the population Of Pennsgrovo, n.
j.. as COCO. an Increase OF 1861 per
cent over the proceeding decades ilg-
ures.
During the war Pennsgrove was a
powder center. he great Increase in
population OF the town is attributed
10 this fact.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
CORONER on PLEASURE TRIP.

Coroner Bullock left this morning
for Philadelphia, TO attend a Masonic
celebration. Before leaving H. ln-
nOunced that there viii be roo in-
quest held on the deaths OF thr DOW
der mills explosion victims. as here
Is no way by which responsibility for
the accident could be fixed.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
GRAND Jury Is DISCHARGED.

Forty-nine true bin We're returned
by the Grand Jury and two bills were
ignored for the May term of the Court
OF General Sessions. The jury COM
pleted its work and We're discharged
by the court yesterday. Judge Rice
commended the members OF the Jury
for the expeditions manner In which
lhnv cnndnclod their work.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
EAIL ERnM TRIlck-

Falling or q truck yesterday. John
s. Wainwright, a Negro. OF No. 300
East Thirteenth street was slightly
injured. He was taken 10 the HomeO-
pathic Hospital in the police ambu-
lance. where he was trcaled for
bruises about he head.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
THESE AuTOs SMASHED.

An automobile bearing Delaware
license tag No. 1881, driven by Cecile
Beste. OF 1908 Rodney street, and a
Vim truck. license 3059. operated by
LANES Cullen. Of 3 South Market
street. collided at Ninth and Monroe
streets. this morning.
No one was injured. but both of the
machines were badly damaged.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
AccIsED on CLOTHING THEFT.

On "A charge or larceny, Mlindm
Clark. Negro, was held in 500 bail
for court by Deputy Judge Finger,
in Municipal Court this morning
Clark is alleged 10 have stolen a
suit of clothes from George Howard,
Negro. OF Second and Walnut streets,
lust before Easter.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
PFACOCK IN MOVIE BUSINESS.

NTnnTUT n. TTITUTh- NO. IITI Y
Sixth street. who has been receiving
teller OF The Central National Bank,
for some years, has resigned. eiiec-
tive June 10. Mr.. Peacock viii en-
gage in the production OF movins pic
nres in partnership with Sigmund
Lubin. The corporation will be under
he name % Lubin and Peacock Film
Corporation. The company viii be in
corp0raicd under the laws of Della
ware. with a capital OF SiO0O0O0.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
No. 4 SCHOOL, TEAM WINS.

No a School baseball team defeated
No. 20 school team yesterday, by a
scroe Of Sc TO -. No 4 would like 10
arrange another game with No. 30, al
Conrad Park Arrangements can be
made BY telcphOning 360i-J.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
LOST AND FODND.

L OST OR sTRAYED-T JAPAN
IL ese spaniel, black and white, female.
Libenl reward for return or informa.
ftOn Captain Eddie. carnival grounds,
Front and Market SITS. may5-2t
CONTINUED on Page Thirteen-)
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
STATE SENATETO
ADOPTSJFFRAGE
THIS AFTERNOON

Sen. Walker, Father
of Ratification Reso-
luton, Says He VIII
Gallup Measure, and
Predicts One More
Than Needed Major
ity to Pass 1t in Up
per Branch