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New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Upstate Solid
For Gov. Miller.
Clynrn Reports
County Chairmerl Will Have
No Other Candidate, He
Says After Conference at
Republican Headquarters
Calder Predicts Victory
Declares Incumbent Will
Defeat Hearst, HyIan or
Smith at November Poll

Unanimous sentiment for the renomi-
nation OF Governor Nathan l.. Miller
was reported yesterday at Republican
state Committee headquarters. Chair
man George A. Glynn received reports
from upstate county chairmen. Pres
ent at the conference were William L.
Ward, United States Senator Calder,
Colonel Lafayette B. Gleason, United
States Attorney William Hayward, AS
semblyman Joseph Maginnies, of Buff
falo, and William Barnes. Some of the
upstate men who called to report on
the outlook were Alexander Macdonald
Conservation Commissioner: Deputy
Attorney General w. w. Thorpe and
George Morris, of the State Athletic
Commission and chairman of the Mont
gomery Republican County Committee.
County chairmen from most of the
upstate counties are expected at head
quarters to-day to confer with Mr..
Glynn and Mr.. Ward with reference to
ways and means of polling a full Re-
publican vote at the coming election.
THE county leaders report Republi-
cans united and enthusiastic, and this
avsDlies to women as we'll as men," said
Chairman Glynn.
1T will make little difference whom
the Democrats decide to run for Gov
ernor this fall" said Senator Calder.
whether Smith, Hearst, Hylan, Glynn,
Lunn or Irvine, whoever they name will
be decisively beaten by Governor
Miller. There is no doubt whatsoever
about the denomination of the Gov
ernor. The drift of sentiment among
Republicans and many conservative
Democrats has increased steadily until
now it is unmistakable and overwhelm-
ing. No other candidates will be seri-
ously considered"
Obtaining hotel accommodations at
Albany during the Republican state
convention on September 81 and % is
80 nearly impossible that the state lead
ers yesterday discussed the feasibility
of chartering a Hudson River steamer
for the accommodation of delegates
and alternates and others who might
like to go to the convention if they
could find good place to sleep and
eat If this is done the steamer would
be used as hotel, those going occu-
pying their own staterooms until their
return to New York. The hotel men in
Albany are showing a disposition to
take advantage of the dearth of hotel
accommodations and this is increasing
the probability that steamer will be
chartered.
Republicans of Westchester County
belonging to the faction opposing the
party leadership of William L. Ward
last night indorsed Supreme Court
Justice Arthur S. Tompkins, of Nyack,
for the Governorship. At meeting
at the Hotel Belmont Elmer L. Kin
caid, former Mayor of Mount Vernon
and chairman of the session, said that
the Independents stake Governor Mil
ler's word at its face value that he
does not want the denomination"
wireless message was sent to
Justice Tompkins, who is returning
home from Norway, where, as grand
master of the Masonic bodies in this
state, he instituted lodges of that
order. A committee of prominent West
chester County Republicans will meet
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
JIectioll Board
Rejects Collalan
gaIlot Emblem
ro~u.aI Acknowledgment
4 Filing of Statue of
Iussice for Surrogate
NishheId by Members
fsllsd Political Trick
c,nrt Action May Be Resort
sd'To; Girl Artist Worked
III Night on, Figure

s...,ser uolitieaI trick to block the
..,sisau movement to bring about
g s. 5,,.election Of Surrogate John T.
...,.n who was turned down by
q, rs,,;ss r. Murphy and Samuel 5.
ss.s.v because he would not permit
,s.esl interference with his court,
seep yesterday by Cohaian cam
...su managers in the refusal OF the
s.s,a 80 Of Elections 60 acknowledge
,.rnaIIy the fling of the cohaian
|sSriaators' emblem "a statue Of JUS
|aa
Tae fling of the emblem took place
:, i o'clock yesterday afternoon, IN
,,sordance with an agreement entered
sto by JOAN r. voorhis, President oi
|he Board OF Elections and Grand
sssbem Of Tammany Hall. This agree
.ent vac made earlier in the day by
goorhis with Joseph McCloskey, a
...nher OF the Non-partisan Lawyers
rs.nm;ttee, and another supporter of
Ss.s.,an. The frst purpose of the visit
~ g 80 Catalan men was to get Mr..
s,ssrsis ~ "a approve the design of the
- ,1..s..a & a Jastj1e. which had been made
Z. asv Mss Edith MAXWELL, the painter
Y ss.har who stayed np all the night to
ssss ave It ready when the board opened
/ ~ aitsr cuts had been made, Leslie j.
Fsmnkins. professor of law at New
II ~ " University, addressed letter to
Eo,ssiaeat Voorhis. informing him in
E.ssI lguguaee that the Cohalan Nomi-
4 rssars of which he was treasurer, had
assatm as their emblem statue of
asstte. the design of which was at
|saebed 10 the letter, and asked for
sa-usl acknowledgment of the receipt
ii ia letter and the emblem.
Ioskey was delegated to take the
ssitsy with the emblem to the Board
] q Elections, so that there could be no
ssssion Of its receipt. In handing
4 5 letter to a clerk McCloskey asked
& formal Acknowledgement be made.
4 fgon replied the clerk after going
d II an inner room. eve will not make
+ & acknowledgement. We will accept
soveyer."
!TSdsy Professor Tompkins will
ms. formal demand on MIR. Voorhis
"a the other members of the board
Ii. due acknowledgment be made.
Tn doesn't matter much what they
Il said McCloskey. "We intend to
81 Cohalan's name on the ballot, and
hthe tricks of Tammany and it's Re-
abiiean allies will not stop us. We
silI have dozen different emblems
ssae If necessary. Ali they can do is
b continue adding to our printers and
sasrayer's bills.'
Miss MAXWELL, working all night
Tuesday, made three designs, the one
proving acceptable showing the goddess
standing upright, blindfolded. evenly
pcissd. sss scales in her upraised Reft
hsud. the right hand clutching an I'm
shtathed sword.
Whsa Pei essor Tompkins asked Miss
NanEiysll to name her fee the artist
replied.
@lake It as my part of the contribu-
ton 10 the campaign to keep the
widows and orphans court out of the
clutches Of the political bosses"
fac Cohalan nominators will not
lsd eat the petitions now being print
Z until they obtain formal acknowl
signent Of the receipt of the emblem.
gsrt proceedings, it was said, will be
{ Hsfted to il necessary
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
La Il gillette Is
ESeIlOTallRaatedby
Close $4,000
Wisconsin Gives u. S. Sem
ator Greatest Vote of His
Political Career; Carries
State Ticket With Him
Rename Governor Blaine
Mrs. Hooper, Democratic
Candidate for Senate,
May Not BE Able to Win


MILWAUKEE, Sept. Receiving
the greatest vote OF his political career.
United States Senator Robert M. La
Follette again obtained the Repub-
ilean nomination for that office in yes-
1erdays primary, winning over the
Rev. William A. (-anneld. Waukesha.
by majority which probably will soar
to 175,o00 or 100000 when returns
have been received from all the states
$3.50 precincts
The result indicates that the work
ers and the farmers united in indors-
ing La Follette's anti-war record and
delivering singing rebuke to the
stand-pat Republicans, the committee
OF forty-tour and all the reactionary
newspapers promoting Ganfields cam
paign and the big business interests
which supported it financially.
In political circles to-day ii was gen
orally conceded that the Injunction
against the striking union railroad
shopmen issued by Federal Judge Will
kerson, of Chicago, last week on peti-
tion of Attorney General Harry Dauph-
erty, increased La Follette's vote by
thousands.
Defeats Standpatter
In the three-cornered contest for the
Republican nomination for Governor
Governor j. j. Blaine, the La Toilette
candidate, registered an overwhelming
victory over Attorney General w. J.
Morgan, the standpatter aspirant, and
Mayor A. c. McHenry, Oshkosh, who
ran on platform advocating the re-
turn of beer and wine.
Blaine's victory also indicates that
he succeeded in corraling almost the
entire Republican wet vote of the state
although before the primary Blaine wa
vered between wet and dry, to suit the
occasion and the district, his opponents
asserted.
Incomplete returns indicate a sweep
ing victory for the entire La Toilette
state ticket, with the possible excep-
tion of State Treasurer Returns
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Mime. Sembat Kills Self
Over Husbands Death
Follows Millionaire Socialist
Deputy to Grave; Their For
tune Reverts to France

CHAM0NIX, France, Sept. 6 (By The
Associated Press). Nine. Marcel Sem
bat committed suicide here to-day, fol-
lowing the sudden death yesterday Of
her husband, the millionaire Socialist
Deputy and former Minister of Public
Works.
M. Sembat, who was Socialist Deputy
from Montmartre,, was appointed Min
lister of Public Works in 1914, shortly
after the outbreak Of the World War,
and served as such in the cabinets of
Viviani and BRAND, retiring when the
BRAND Ministry was reorganized late
in 1916. He was large employer of
labor, but nevertheless was strong
supporter of the Socialist movement
and took an active part in parliament
airy work as leader of the Moderate
Socialists in the Chamber.
at is twelve hours now since he
went; | am late" wrote Nine. Sembat
before firing bullet into her throat,
causing her instant death, in the villa
where her husband had died of heart
disease.
Nine. Sembat and her husband we're
devoted to each other and were always
seen together at functions. She was
widely known as painter and canvas
by her was accepted FOR the Grand
Salon of 1920. The couple had been
married thirty years and were child
less.
NJ. Sembat's fortune is estimated at
between 100000 and 100000 francs.
By strange irony of fate it will re-
vert practically in its entirety to the
bourgeois government which the Social
list Deputy had fought throughout his
political life.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
"A Mistake, - Says Mack
As Fourth Wife Returna

OAKLAND, Calf, Sept. 6.--Willa u
Mack, playwright and actor, said he-e
to-day that he had misunderstood the
action of Mrs. Beatrice Stone Mack,
his fourth wife, when she left on a
moments notice for Los Angeles a few
days ago to take her children south
to see her mother, with the result that
an impression had gone out of an In
tended separation.
No separation was intended, he said
and Mrs. Mack will rejoin him here
o-morrow. She would have returned
here to-day but for inability to obtain
accommodations on the train, according
to Mack
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Stephens Leads Y Vardananss
In Mississippi Primary
Former Congressman lis 0.4I0
Votes ahead, With Rural Die.
tricts Missing, in Senate, Ruce
Special Y,kspatcb 10 rhe r,t,.,.,

Special Dispatch to The 1rs6une
JACKSON, Miss Sept. s.--Complete
unofficial returns from thirty-f;ve conn
ties and incomplete returns from tba
other forty-six in the state TODAY. ne
counting for 172,507 votes, gave Hubert
D. Stephens, former merber of Com
gress, lead of 9,419 votes over former
United States Senator James X. Varda-
man In yesterdays contest for tho Dem
ocratic Senatorial nomination.
Reduction of the Stephens's major
isy, which early to-day reached upward
OF 1000 votes, was attributed to the
drifting in of returns from isolated
voting precincts, recognized as Varda-
man strongholds.
A statement issued at noon from Ste
phens's headquarters claimed victory
for Stephens by from 5000 to 10000
votes.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07

his ship and attempt TO persuade him
to enter the race.
Ward was denounced in speeches By
Robert NJ Clark, chairman, Of tbs
Yonkers Republican Club, former
Mayor Leslie Sutherland, OF Yonkers:
ulrich Weisendanger, Sheriff. and
Mrs. Mabel Mckinley Baer. niece of
the late President and candidate for
the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07

available at moor disclosed cIose race
for this nomination between Sol Levi
tan, La Toilette candidate, and Henry
johnson. incumbent.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
ark to Stick to Shipping
Board Post Until Jan. |

DISTINCTION, Sept. 6.-August F.
49, manager Of the New York dis
M Of the Emergency Fleet Corpora
y and the Shipping Board, has con-
issary /.
~ Mack had rendered his resigna-
ae, 70 become effective October /,
sa has been prevailed upon to con-
aale the district managership until the
saa 81 the year. Mr. Lasker expressed
IlI,a'liieation to-day that he had been
iDle to retain Mr.. Mack.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-15
POUTA MRTVE LASKY.
ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil ahradnlk--Brodsky

Vi, ktery ie zakoupll a mezi-
tim, co sc vazilo a nakladalo,
ze no baron sam postal do okr.
meSta k soudu Y pilclne nej d
ke sluzebnosti, o kterou velko-
statek vede pri. klice ovsem
musil donna nechati a nell ie
pod dozorem safar $ poklas-
nym. Ii oba Sc zaprisahaji,
re nikomu klice nedali, ale d as
takovym lidem yer. Sprayce
psenici zaplatil Il baron S him
prestal mluviti. Zdalo Sc, re
snad Sc to uklidnl, kdyz vcera
sc stala tTeti nehoda. Celedi.
move orali, spravce chodil po
mezi a najednou jeden Z cele-
dinu sc rozvzteklil, syihl pc
konich, kun vyhodil a prerazil
druhemu nohu. Kun byl me-
davno koupen, stal hodne pc
nez 4 ty jSou ty tam.
Spravce arci ia to nemuze,
ale baron kficel, zc by na poll
byl platen slameny panak ia
ko on, ze nema autority, dovo-
Iii 81 Y jcho prltomnosti cele-
din tolik kone blti, az ten I've
tTi. Safar skodolibe vecer Y
hostinci, kan jsem sci na skle-
nici piVa, daval k lepslmu, re
potom We dvofe baron pred MIN
fekl spravci, ze by bylo dobfe,
kdyby Sc poptal mezi znamy-
mi % noiakcm mistc. On ze no
sice hncd nevyhani, ale ia Ia
kovych okolnostl ze by bylo
'nemyslitelno, ably spolu sc sty-
kali.
70 Wis, co to znamena. Srdce
me zaboleIo, kdyz jsem to sly
Sci. Nekdo 81 mysli, kdo Vi,
jak yelkym panem takovy
spravce neni zatlm jaky je
'chudak. Ted no vyhani, kdyz
tn Il neho zestaral. Kan jlti?
Ceho Sc chyti? Kdyby aspon
ii hosl nell studla ukoncena,
nebo kdybys ty mel vetsl ma
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jetek, nebo sluzbu. Nevim je-
ste co sc stane, ale Ultra k MIN
pujdu, abych je poteSil a rex
nu jim, ze dfiv, nez by Sc ne
kde uchytili, mohou Ike mne do
Skoly, Tech par krejcaru, co
isem nahospodaIil, rad Jim o.
bctuli. Nsak oni sc Ease L.
chyti. Ny je opustit nesmime
neopustime. A ty Sc ted tim
nerozcilui. Wis, re mann z to-
no rozum Il ze udelam lepe
nez ty, co Sc udelat da."
Tenhle dopis otcuv tehdy o
pravdu Nratislava hodn6 uklid
nil. Znal sveho otce jako pra
ktickeho cloveka a vedel, re
nezanedba niceho, co by moh-
10 nejaky uzitek prinesti. Boz
ielo ho zivelne, ze nemuze do
mu ieti a bVti po boku Karline,
ale vedel take, &c by tam nie
nebyl platen. Zde musily po-
mahati skutky u skutkem po-
moci nemohl, lee ze by 81 do
sci na barona a pripomnel mu
kavalirskou povinnost ,spraVe-
dlnosti a stfizliveho posuzova-
III spachaneho skutku.
Nutil Sc tcdy do klidu, ably V
poslednl chvili vysledek zkou-
SEX 81 ncpokazil a skutecno
20 cely rozhodujici tydcn ne
piisel zadny dopis ami cd otca,
AMI od Karly. Snad bo " ne
potfebuji, snad uZ vse Sc ukli-
dnilo q usmlrilo. Kez by do
bre hadal, pral 81 vroucne. Jen
co Dude po snatku, potom uZ
sam Sc svemu pristimu tchano-
Vi nelake postaveni postara a
sam bude pomahati, sec bude
moci. Nezlomi ie prece osud,
kdyz w iednou nohou stoii ma
pevne pude.
A zatim netusil, &c cele .eho
Vysn6ne Et6sti V te chvili srltilo
Sc trosky,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-15

VysNetleni, co sc dele, do
stal od otce. Psal mu sice sam
ably mu Nse Vypsal, ale drive,
nez otoc ieho dopis dcstal, sam
mu sdeloval, co Sc Il spravco-
yych stale.
"Nerad te, milv hochu, 2
tVych studii Vyrusujl,' ale my
slim 81, ze bude lepe, doviS-li
Sc praVdy, nez aby ses trapil
ruznymi domenkami. Skarvar-
doVi mali ted hofkou dobu.-
ISpraVci sc prihodilo nekolik
!nehod, ktere barona, cloveka
lakomeho, rozzuIily. -Napred
paddy We dvore 3 kravy, jak Sc
ukazalo vinOu pasakovou, jenz
sc oDcaS napije a neVi potom,
CO della. Dal Jim ztuchle, zka-
zene plce aby Sc to nikdo ne
doVedel, sam je lecil. Omy-
lem mlSto dobre soil namlchal
do napoje ledku a ysechny tri
kuSy odVezl pohodny. Baron
lse IA spTaYce rozkrikl, re .je le-
|noca 4 ze pri ne.menjSlm opa-
kovanI takoVe melody udela $
MIN kratky process. Go myslil
tim procesem, muze 81 kazdy
domysliti. A ia diva dny ma to
nekdo re sypky ukradl pet cen
| III psenice. kl1ce cd sypky ma
pouze spravce ten 0 tom VII
bee neVedel.az kdyz safar hla-
sil, ze je u sypky sypana psc-
nice, sci Sc presvedcit a od-
kryl ztratu. MuzeS 81 pred
stayit, jak chudakovi bylo. Pla-
kal jako male dite. Byl by to
zaplatil, aniz by baron vedel,
ale safar, ktery spravce nema
rad, bezel tim do zamku a
bourka byla znovu. Nejyic, u
bozaka boil, re baron della pru
hledne narazky, re 0 kradezi
musil vedet, protoze on jediny
na kliCe. Vvnlouva Sc. ze
pred dyenla dny, nez Sc kradez
stala. posllal oblli obchodnlko-
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holem neho takovou plastic
kou zivoSti, ze byl uchvacer
tim varem a prozlval vSechnu
slast sveho mladl. harla, je-
jiz zlvy obraz Sc mu dnes Y le-
sc zjevil, VyVstala pred jeho
zraky a vSecka jeho velika a
neSmrtclna laska Zazehla jeho
nerVy. Mel do padesatky ne
co pres diva roxy, ale prave
proto, ze cele sve nitro zacho-
val Y onom neporuSenem cl-
stem stavu, jakem bylo IA
mladych let, dovedl procit ova-
ii ona muka i slasti Y tenlze
vzniceni, jakeho je pouze MIA
da duse schopna.
Az ted, kdyz prichazel k
Vyvrcholeni sveho tragickeho
dramatu, nemohl dele zacho-
vati nehybny kid. Mimodek
vstal a rozhledl sc. A tu take
postrehl soumrak, jak sc kra-
de 4 lesa 20 polleh q uvalech.
Nebal Sc tiny AM lidi, ale ne
znal by MONA po tine cesty do
mu .ie nutno, ably Sc rychle
vratil. Babka beZtoho " bu-
de broukat, ze nemuze jlti
spat ably sci sam do hostince
vecelet, TO prece nechtel.
Rychlc Sc pustll po mezl. do
stihl VozoVe ecsty q 20 te chVa-
tel k Outesoyu. kdyz pficha-
zeI k mestecku, w tn q tam '
olEnech zablyskla Sc sveJelka.
Jiste je uz k devate hodine.-
Arci, on spat nepujde, dnes
beztoho pred pulnocl neusne,
ale je nutno dDat ia okoli.
Babku Bolkovou na5el " na
odchodu k starostovi, iemua
chtela hlasit, ze SC panu inze.
nyroVl neco stale, ably dal po
nem patrat. Utisil jcjl nafok,
poslal pro Veceri a potom hned
il propustil. Pojedl velml ma
10 duse Sc V pokoji, vysel 81
ven ma zahradu. Usedl pod
strom, kde byl primitlvnl sto-
lex hrubeho prkna a rovnez
takove dive lavicky. Svisle We
I've iablone nespoustely hlubo-
ko sye vetve, obt6zkane mlady-
ri plody ! ve dne BY zde
stale piljemny stln 1 ted bll-
zicl Sc noci panovala zde tina.
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III

! Inzenyr Rybnac ma SVEN mi
ste Il lesa AMI nepozoroval, ze
Sc. kvapem priblizil yecer. Jak
sedel opren Q borovici,
co Sc kolem neho dalo, nevedel
mic. Jeho minuly zivot tahl
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-13

Sattiday AFTERNOON pop was set
ting in the rocking chair out in the
yard stretching himself and look
ing comfortable, and | sed Say
pop?
Say it pop sed, and | sed, There's
swell new Charlie Chaplin pick
ture GROUND at the Little Grand
today, will you take me GROUND TO
see it, | bet you'll laff like enything.
Then you lose your bet, beause
it would be sin and shame and
a waist of time to spend this attf-
noon in a close, stutfy, dark NOV
ing pickture theater wen the sun
is shining so bewtifilly and the sky
is so blue and the air is so refresh
ing and inviggelating, pop sed. If
you had suggested taking a nice
wawk in the sunshine OF in fact
enything that would keep you out
in this wonderful weather | mite OF
listened to you, savent YOU eny
feeling for nature? he sed.
Yes sir, | sed. And jest then ma
came out, saying, O Willyum,its
sutch lovely day l think it would
be Jest an ideal time for you to
take me out to the park and give
me another tennis lessin.
O, well you sec, as a matter of
fact it would, ony II was jest tell
ing Benny | mite take him Ground
to see the Charlie Chaplin pickture
and I'D hate to disSapoint him,
pop sed
Me thinking, G herray and ma
sed, Well, they say his new pic6-
ture is very funny altho its little
vulgar, they say, well, | think Iii
go GROUND with you.
Fine, pop sed And he went in
to put his coat on looking unsat-
tisfied, adm we all went GROUND to
the Little Grand, me laffing at
everything and pop laffing at some
and ma not laffing at eny.