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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
PATRICK DESMOND
DIES FOLLOW|NGA A
FALL DOWN STAIRS
Missed His Footing While Going
to Cellar Of His Homo, 1920
CiIpin Avenue.
WAS II, BUT VERY ACTIVE

Injuries received in a fall down tho
cellar stairs Of his home. 1920 Gilpin
avenue. at 2 o'clock last night. caused
tho death three hours later, OF Patrick
Desmond. II years old. n well-known
resident Of this city. Mr.. Desmond
had turned out the light preparatory
10 retiring fer the night, when he
apparently remembered some little
duty that had not been done In tho
cellar. On descending the stairs he
evidently missed his footing in the
darkness and fell to the bottom, where
he was found by other members Of
the family later
Despite -tht-rfforts of n physician, n,
who was Immediately summoned. Mr..
Desmond gradually became worse,
and died about midnight. lie had been
an unusually sctive man for his age,
and had worked yesterday as usual
al the Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co. q
plant at Rockford. He had lived In
Wilmington practioarly all his life
and has large number OF friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. Desmond was an active member
Of st. AIMS Catholic Church. and
was interested I'm church work gen
orally. Two Of his daughters are
nuns; Sister Helene. member OF
the Visitation Order of this city, and
Sister MaSelinda who is in a convent
IN Oklahoma. He was member Of
the immaculate Conception Society
of st. AIMS Church. In addition 10
the daughters mentioned he is sur
and Dennis Desmond. and three other
uaughters' Mrs. John OConnell and
Misses Julia and Margaret Desmond
The funeral will be held on Setur-
day morning with solemn requiem,
mass at $50 o'clock. at st. AIMS
Church. Rev. f. J. Connolly. oficiatins
lnterment will be in st. Jeseph's
cemetery, along the Brandywine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
D. A. r. AT MT. VERNON.
Joffre Plants Tree From
France: Society One From
Washington's Home.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

by AsSoCia teu treSS 10 EVERY Evening.
Washington. April 20-The annual
pilgrimage TO Mt. Vernon today of the
delegates TO the Congress Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion will be marked by the presence
there Of Marshal Joffre, of France. 10
take part In the exercises The French
military hero, who is concluding his
American tour with n fve-day visit
here. viii be accompanied by Am
bassador Jusserand. who will plant on
the soil Of Washington's home. A tree
from Lagrange Castle. France. the
home of Lafayette. as gift to the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton.
The society also will plant a tree
brought from Sulgrave Manor. the
Washington ancestral home in Eng
land, and presented through the Brit
/ lsh embassy.
Wreaths VIII he placed on Washing
tons tomb by Marshal Joffre and Mrs
/ George Maynard Minor. president OF
the Daughters ane one by the latter
ALSO on the tomb ,of Martha Wash
/ ington.
/ Returning here after the exercises
Marshal Jofrre and Nine Joffre vii,
/ dine with the President at the Whit
House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
STOCKS AFTER NEW RECORD.
Wall Street Expects to Pass
18th Consecutive Million
Share Day.
BY Associated Press to Every evening.


New York. April 20.-wall street.
having passed the two million share
market this week for the first time
since April, 1920. now has It's eyes on
another record--the number OF con-
secutive million share days
With yesterdays substantial turn
over OF nearly 1900 900 shares. the
New York stock exchange passed the
million share market for the four
teenth consecutive day. and the TWEEN
ty-second time since the beginning OF
the year.
In the declining markets in the
spring OF 1920 there were 10 straight
days on which the sales exceeded a
million shares. This started in April
and ended on May g. In March OF
that same year. Is consecutive mill
hon share days were recorded.
The record for all time, however.
vas that OF 1891. when in March. April
nd May. the consecutive million share
days numbered a.. In January and
February OF the same year tho record
,as "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
LADY AsT0R TO ATTEND
SESSION ON SATURDAY

New York. Apru 20.-Lady Astor.
who will attend the dinner Of the
English Speaking Union tonight. Will
not go 10 Baltimore afterwards as
originally planned. She WIZ epend
tho time until Saturday her
sister Mrs. Charles Dana c.
Both her sister and her HISS . de-
cided that the arst woman member
OF the House OF Commons should
have little rest before attending the
conference OF the League OF Women
Voters In the Maryland city. the las,
of the week following her strenuous
/ first day here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
"CON" MEN SOLD si60 FOR IS.
Oklahoma People Contribute Geuer.
ously to New Game

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Okmulgee. Okla. April 20.--An al
'icged confidence game. in which three
men are charged with having offered
ono dollar bills for sale at the rate OF
twelve and a half cents each. and
found a lively market, but failed 10
deliver the cheap money after they
received their price. was uncovered
here last night when officers announced
the arrest OF Jack Gardner. OF Musko-
gee. on a charge OF fraud and robbery
Warrants are out for the arrest OF two
others.
The men are alleged TO have told
that they had received a great number
of 81 bills from the failed banks ot
this section and that in order TO han.
die the money conveniently they hat
to have II in larger denominations
They offered eight Of the dollar billi
for dollar. taking $40 and $50 bill,
in payment, according 10 the count,
attorneys office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
ENFORCE VERSAILLES PACT,
PARIS DEMANDS OF ALLIES;
RUSSIA BACKS new TREATY
French Premier Notifies Entente Governments That Germany
Must Be Forced To Fulfill Agreement or That Il Be
Entirely Discarded; Shows Violation by Sale Of Russ
War Materials, Instead of Destroying Them
ny Associated press 70 every Evening

ny tasocis Ted Press ~ Every FveninR
Genoa, April 2o.--5.s 20 y. rn.-Prirn.
Minister Lloyd George today ssid no
German delegation ~ the econornic
conference had agreed to accept he
condition Of The Allies not 10 parfici-
Pate In further discussion ~ Russian
affairs, IS. result II having alRned
The Russo German treaty ~ RapHlio
last Sunday
Mr.. Lloyd George emphaticslly de@
niad that Doctor Waiter RafhensuL
fhn German foreign minister and sis-
natOry for Germany ~ the treaty raj
ever informed him, either directly or
indirectly, r. negotiations reeardinr
the Russo German pact
Paris. April 2ot--fnstru~flor sent
by Premier Poincsra ~ the French
arnbasssdore IN the capitals ~ The Al-
les. and fully approved by tho cshirei.
are ~ insist that energetic Fuear,rrea
must be taken and penalties appiie>'
4 Germany n tho Russo German ftee4
~ ls not ahroRated reRardiaas ~ what
tho Genoa conference nay decide
The PrRmisr's position 10 that there
can be no more hesitation IN the exe-
cu'ion n tho Treaty ~ Versailles and
/ that. unless Ws execution 10 insisted
npon uOTv. with evidences ~ deter
ninstion On the part of m, Allies.
The treaty may as we'll be abandoned
= together
he holds that mono - The concos4
sicns made 20 Germany has lad I'm any
respect 20 concilistion. but rsthsr fhat
they have been taken by Germany as
evidences ~ the weaFnas~ ~ the Al
lies and ss encours cement for fur
Their resistance
Il was pointed out today thst the
Russo- German n treaty had brought "a
light. violations of the Versailles pert
iby Germany IN respect ~ military me-
terisl. the Germans having. 50 appears
sold the arms which the Russian refti-
gees he'd left In Germany instead oi
handing them over 70 the Allied Com.
mission for destruction. ga provided
by the peace treaty
(Artiole1 OF the Rus.o-Cserrns n tree.
ty. At the> end Of clause G. reads
The Russian government renouncs,
payment Of the sum Germany has de-
, rived from the sale Of R,isstan arm,
material transported into Germany. .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
PURE BREEDS STUPID.
PSYCHOLOGIST FINDS
Tells Teachers That the Mon.
grel Ape is the More In
telIigent.
q. A..rcIaleA - .n - rv.rlnr

~ AH'f'ffAtFH i'FntA - fsFerF Evening
Philadelphia. April ~ pure breed
ing makes for stupidity. according 20
nn address bY Dnctur I4rh,nrr Wit-
nsr. professor - rsyrhoioey ~ she
University u Pennsylvania 'rsiav a.
the ninth annual srhool nsn's week
in session a, the university.
"EaucAfinu" he said. - the drvire
~ civilization - keep us from en-
rnunterinE new problems. Tho method
employed is showing the r'ipn how 80
snlve problems ins'sad - letting him
spive thern FOR himself
The fret intelligence test y~es IN.
vented ln the Garden ~ Eden when
our fret schnolrnaster entered the
t'sFden IN the ruise ~ serpent and
forced Eve 90 choose hetween limo
renee and knowledge He made the
oldest recorded test ~ human behsv-
ser and Eve responded 70 u with in
tellisenee.
"otserystion ~ the behavior o,
children ard adults leads To tho ron
I"iuslon that intelligence IA not 20 be
acquired through education.
! The more rnonRrel ape tho more In
telllsent The purer the blood Tho more
| stupid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
COAL PRICE DOUBLED.
STRIKE LEADER SAYS
Operators hsk Courts % Pre-
vent Leaders From Interfer-
ing With Non-Unionlsts.
~ kssociatsd Press ~ Every Evening

~ kseactefed T'fers - Every Evening
rittsioirg. Aprl 2o.-C1sims If en-
advance 81 the prices - bifuuinous
coal were made yesterday by vice
President = r FaRon. .-rsgf District G..
United Mine Workers q America
t'nion inquiries. he said. revealed that
slack coai. 81 6o con before Aprir +.
whom tbe STRIKE - miners started is
now quoted A. 81 and that screen coal.
selling for f225 prior 20 April / -
now selling foy s. ton with little
offered
That clv4 authorities IN Wsatfnore
land county have been active IN the
past few dsy@ w7s shown whom t-vo
se's ~ hearings were held IN Greens
burg and Yukon for miners charged
With dynamstiuR coal company
house. ard with cutting dovu high
tension lines and poles. end with tree
fasirR oD coal company property
Five neu implicated on tha first tv-r
charges were hold tn $3.50 each for tn,
May term ~ cofIrt ~ gysensb1rs
and ely men held fnr tresps sairg we're
held in 5000 each for the Same court
Two iniuncfions 20 stay union ac
'ivi'ieH were granted in Soynarse
county. one now rider and IN.
other 2 revival of an order never dis
solved. In the first union oflclsl
are temporarily restrained from hold
Ing meeting with miners nm or near
property Of four coal companies. whit
In the second union organizers ar,
rnsfre med against fpferfspaura r-,tfi
non-union employees Of four otha
companies. in the Hooverville regior
Reports iste last night from Con
neilsville. seat of the coke region. IN
dicsted thet Lei.enring no. / plant q
the II. G. Friok Coke Company hs
only IL 10 is men at work yssterds
Continued on page 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
OLD FOUNTAIN REMOVED.
Stood on Market Street In Front @
Old City Hall For Many Years.

The Wilmington Fountain Society
has had removed from in front of the
old City Hall at Sixth and Market
streets the fountain which has stood
there FOR many years and has been
one OF the ancient landmarks of Will
mington. IL was regarded as an eye
sore and while some people used the
fountain the horse trough and the
dog trough were never In service be-
cause the horse is almost an unknown
quantity on Market street.
An official Of the society stated this
morning they were undecided whether
there would be an ornamental drink
Ing fountain placed there or whether
anything would replace the old land
mark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
NEW NORTH SIDE HOMES.
Luther and Stanley Hearn to
- Build Block Of Houses at
Twenty-first and West.

Luther and Stanley b. Hearn have
purchased from the William Lea es-
tate. through the Equitable Trust Co..
az trustee. half z block OF land on
Washington -tre y at Twenty-nrst
and running eastward to West street.
The Hearn brothers propose TO use
the plot for dwellings of the six and
seven room variety and intend to
start the construction of the build
ings in a. short time. The sale was
effected through the agency OF Guy
II. Ford.
Mr.. Ford has also completed the
sale OF the house at s23 Shallcross
avenue by Joseph A. Opal TO Charles
Rausch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Mrs. Elsie Spicer.
SCORES OF GREEKS KILLED.
Explosion of War Materials
Buries Hundreds OF Chill
dren and Soldiers.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Athens. April 20.--Advices from
Salonika today report great loss OF
life as a result OF an explosion OF war
material stored 200 meters from the
Salonika railway station.
Hundreds OF children were buried
in the ruins Of a church on which
shells fell. and II was believed 500
soldiers were buried in the ruins OF
their barracks which were demolished.
the adyices state.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
LLOYD GEORGE PREDICTS
SUCCESS FOR CONFERENCE

Genoa. April 20.-Prime Minister
Lloyd George, Of Great Britain. said
today the political commission Of the
economic conference would meet to-
morrow TO consider the Russian ra-
ply 20 the allied proposals transmitted
70 the Russian delegntes last week.
The reply was expected 70 he re-
ceived today. Mr. Lloyd George pre-
dicted success for the conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
SEEK MISSING PERSONS.
Youths Wander Always Buffalo Mother
Seeks Son.

True to tradition the spring wander
lust is seizing its usual number of
victims.
Two boys were today reported miss
ing from their homes in this city.
They are Paul Crumlish. who left his
home. 1884 West Fourth street. on
Saturday. and Charles Scott of 1914
Church street, missing since Tuesday
In III health and In need OF her
sons aid. Mrs. Ada Goethies Of l54
Normal avenue. Buffalo. y. Y. has
asked the local police TO try to locate
her son, who was known 10 have been
working here year ago. lie is "a
painter.
Fliers have been received with de
scription Of Zelmore Rosenberg. 10
years old. who left his home IN the
Bronx. N. Y, on March 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
PACT WITH GERMANY TO
STAND. RUSSIANS SAY

Genoa. April 2o--The German dels-
cation at noon had made no reply to
Lloyd Georges ultimatun1 that they
either withdraw the Russo-Csrman
treaty or accept the penalty # dis
barment from the conferences dis
cussions of the Russian ,-restion. The
Germans are divided on - issue. and
no reply Is expected from them before
tonight
The Russians say the treaty must
stand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
ALLEGED STOLEN TOOLS
FOUND IN A HEAHSE

A large quantity OF automo-
bile tools and n gas tank, which
are alleged to have been stolen,
were recovered in a hearse
owned by Ernest Brown, Negro.
by the police last night.
Some of the tools were the
property OF James S. Lowe.
Brown was arrested on a charge
OF larceny. In Municipal Court
today he said the tools had been
stolen by boy. lie was granted
continuance until Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Banquet Reservations Necessary.

Those desiring reservations for the
banquet which the Delaware Division
OF the international Sunshine Society
Will give next Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. John Alden should
communicate with Mrs. Frank Shil-
Ing, zos West Twentieth street, (tele-
phono ,6s23 J) before Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Steamer sinks; Crew Saved.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Buenos Aires, April 20.-The Nun
son Steamer Aeroleus, bound from
Rio Janeiro 20 Montevideo, collided
with the British freighter Zero. early
today OF tho coast OF Uruguay. The
Zero sank, but all OF her crew were
saved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
PEA CANNING.
Output This Year Much Below Usual
Average.

The pack of canned peas in the ter
ritory covered by the Tri-State Pack
ers' Association will consist this year
of 900 cases, compared with ] .100,-
600 cases in each of the years 1919,
1920, it was stated at the luncheon
meeting OF the canned pea section of
that body, held at the Hotel du Pont
today.
The acreage planted to peas is ex-
pected to be normal. Plans for the
coming year were formulated at the
business session following the lunch
con,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
IRISH FACTIONS
FIGHT ALL NIGHT.
DUBLIN IN TERROR
Continuous Rifle and Machine
Gun Fire Continue for
Hours.
SMALL HOPES FOR PEACE
Ily Asaeolat.d presa % Ieserr rrsnlnr

Dublin. Aprii 2o.--Tha conference
between Representative Free ataters
and Republicans. held here late today
- the instance of Lord Mayor O'Nelil
and Archbishop Byrue, adjourned az
iib o'clock this afternoon until next
Wednesday. No agreement was
reached
Dublin. Aurli 20 last night wsa
the worst Dublin hns experienced since
Easter, 81 far as noise IN concerned
The residents we're Kept awake by
continuous rifle and machine gtin FIRE
and Tho noias ~ military lpttios rush
ing to the relief ~ places attacked,
hat thus fer only one casualty has
been reported
Several buildings occupied hv tho
provisional Free State government and
guarded ty ofieiai troops. were at.
tncke1 according fo the issf editions
- The morning newspapers
The headquarters - the provisional
Free Fia's government gu The College
- Science were attacked frrfn front
and rear. bu'. despite terrific aring
entry whs not Effected The ctty hail
and telephone exchange ellen were
heavily assaulted
According fo rrForta from an iude
pendent source. midnight had srar.e-
iT pasaed when heavy voiievs u re
ypiyer shots were heard from Qua,
ana Conneu streets whna 0ppoair I
PARTIES exchanged doreus ~ shots ~
ard down the rniddis - AbbeY street
/ Firing was also observed from tina ~,
Eensrsl posf ofiioa ~ CounaH stree
ana parnsl Square
tErasiunelly fhe shori. sharp ~rack
inG ~ revoivers and ettrfnsts~s sval
almost Hilenced ~ the hea vier report
~ riaes. snd later. when arrnorsd car
belonging 20 the regulars appeared
thnre wss the quiok discharge ~ ma
fhius guns
~ about f2so o'clock thers was
comps iHi lu the battle. but 2
minutes later several rapid volIov
we're heard in Tho vicinity ~ O'C'onnel
bridge. The uproar soon sllbsided an
except for an occasional revoiye
shot. quiet wss restored there shortl
after I p. ~.
Continued on pege g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Amusements Tonight

Playhouse--Y. VI. G. A. Nfinstrsls
Queen -" Back Pay ''
Arradia-"W WomRn's Place %
Niaiestic-" Determination.
ssvoy-"Iu Search Of Sinner.
Strand-~"Five Days 20 Live
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Places Found for Twenty. seven.

Eighteen men and nine women were
placed by the Public Employment Blu
reau, in the old CITY Hall, this morn
ing, and q men and nine women were
referred 10 openings Four men and
one woman were registered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
w Gather Forecast

BY Associated Press 20 EVER Evening.
Washington. April Weather for,-
cast for Delaware. :,
Fair tonight and Friday. frost tonight
rising temperature Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Entertained at Luncheon.

j. b. ID. Edge OF the du Pont Com
pany entertained a few friends at
luncheon in the Hotel du Pont today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Y. w. Wells Condition Serious.

Rev. u. w. Wells Condition Serious.
Rev. zack w. Wells. pastor OF Wes-
ley II. r. Church, who has been III
for Some time with muscular rheuma-
tism, suffered another relapse last
night and is In a serious condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
PATRONAGE FIGHT
WORRIES LEADERS,
WHO FEAR RESULTS
Some Think du Pont Should
Give IN 40 Ball IN Dover
p. o. Squabble.
PARTY DEFEAT LOOMS UP
Special Dispatch Frur Every Evening
Washington Bureau
Kansas city Timss

Washington prrssu
Washington. Aprll 20 peiHwaf
cans here are troubled over the fac
ticnal differences rcw evident Among
Tho Republican leaders IN Delaware
They hoped the clouds ~ dIsseniicn
had been dl-prled and the dove ~
peace snthruned when Senator L.
Hei.ler Ilsli rnd Senator Coleman IA
pont buried ih. hntrh.t with the
fond aspirations 81 Thomas ~ peensv
They thuusht all was peace harmony
good VIII and cuntentment and they
began 90 lock forward tn the time
when the Republican cohor,. ~ pal-
aware would dsnsntlt and proudly
march 20 victory IN the approaching
hattie of the h.liot.. hut now. with
many Of the leading members or their
fsrtt at each uthers threat. aud the
two Senators I'm Enlargement over q
Federal appointment. they fear their
party Ia in peril, and that. after all
they may have 60 suffer the pangH oi
defeat. and. moro distressing than
al other considerations besides sur.
render TO tho enemy tho sustaining
elements OF their enthuslnstic party
/ loyalty-those Jobs which 40 60 the
faithful.
An engaging incident bearing or
I the factionsl differences manifest
among Delaware Republicans was ;h,
I visit OF Senator Rail and Senator du
( Font tQ Delaware few days since
when. II is said. thoy conferred with
+ their friends about tho contemplated
T Dover appointments and other patron
age mst tiers. IL is candidly admitted
/ Ivy some of the friends OF tho Senatorr
that they went home 10 make care
! ful survey OF the situation and tC
End out what they respective adher
ents ana st4Ferters wanted them {,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20

II you telephone your al, ask about
the discount you can get on the price
quoted you.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
MRS. G. v. DAWSON TO
Be BURIED SATURDAY
Services In Asbury Church; Mr..
Dawson's Mothers Funeral
Today.
The funeral Of Mrs ceorr. white

The funeral ~ Mrs George white
Dawson. Wife of the pastor 81 IA
bury NJ. T. Church. who died yeater-
day morning, win he held Saturday
afternoon. Services VIII be conducted
Ia the church at la0 o'clock by Rev
Robert Watt, superintendent of WI
mtnxton dietrict, assisted by several
local clersymen.
Ministers OF the city are expected
to attend the obsequies in body. and
Il Is probable that a delegation will
also be present 90 represent the Won e
ems Home Missionary Society Of As.
bury Church, Of which Mrs Dswwon
was president. Interment viii be IN
fdverview cemetery.
The funeral OF Mre- Margaret A.
c. Dawson. mother OF Rev. George
White Dawson. whose death occurred
le<e than a day prior 20 that Of her
da aughter-in law, and almost as sud
denly. was held this afternoon. from
her late home in Roxana. The services
were conducted by Rev. J. r. Graham.
psster OF the Roxana Church. and
Rev W. G. Harrir OF this city. who
represented the City Missionary So
ciety and Wilmington ministers at the
funeral. Interment was in Ro1ana
cemetery.
Albert Dawson, son of Mrs. Dawson.
who wac summoned shortly after her
death. arrived In RoIsna at 2.3O
o'clock this morning. Mrs Dawson 5
husband. Jasper DAWSON. died some
years ago.
Mrs. Elsie Spicer.
Mrs. Elsie Spicer. "a years old. wife
Of Lloyd Spicer. died yesterday al
the home OF her sister. 1907 Vandever
| avenue. She returned TO this city i've
weeks ago from Colorado. where she
had gone for her health. Funeral ser
vices Will be held at Union NJ T.
| Church at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Interment Will be made in Riy-
ervieKg cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20

Say Il with Glover Dairy Safe MIX
and Butter. Phone 1540-154i.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Bone OF Contention.

II appears that the real bono of con
tention now matter that Ia disturb
ing and annoying TO both Of tho sena-
tors and their friends is the Dover
postofilce appointment. Senator Ball
is standing out for one man, while
senator du Pont is as perslstenily
maintaining that another man, should
be appointed TO the place Each SEN
ator says he is backed by tho party
organization which should control in
such matters.
For time Senator du pont appar-
emily believed Senator Ball would
Continued on page 9.