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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1920, . nm nTinnnmn CHOICE OF HARDING flVitfonMii Senator Preferred a Libcrnl, Hut Will Heartily 1 support Nominee. 5K.VY0X ALSO IS LOYAL y(n Lfndrr Wanted Another, Tint N ill Take the Stump to Help Election. t ret r ,s. June la. While ex .ne .,-rret at the nomination of p-cr I'sxlinB hv ,h "fPUbUcan uUf - Smator 1. I. I:nroot ,n(4i ma Matrment here to-day rte t,tpj tii- n ,h" situation there can b , . i.r.ice, It seems to rne, and , ts-i! to support the Itepub . f.u v rfcru the choice of the Re nt, r,r mention as I believe a man t, i -ecn allied with the i:Vral , i i h party should have been ,n ntor I-nroot said. "How - UardlnK I a most lovable i.i McKinley type, anJ makee . , dissatisfaction upon the ' v-Mctenrtves but they roust , i -v., n supporting the Itcptibll ,!!! havliiK another four ,. i rnt!c rule and all It lm- iHtlon theie can be but .-imi to mu. and tht la . i; :'". the Ileeublic: :t HEARST PREPARES TO AID THIRD PARTY Editorial -Praise Work 'The Forty-eight.' of An editorial In this morning's tasue of the. New York American indicates that William Randolph Hearst, who supported feenator Hiram Johnion for the Ik-pub llcan nomination, U prepared to glve'hU support and that of newspapers to u third party. The editorial It captioned "Call of the Fortj -eight for the Creation of a New Party." and extensively compare the. platform adopted by the Republican convention with that adopted by the Committee of Forty-eight, Mr. Hearst already has declared through the Amer ican and the New York ri-rwlnp oumnl that the republican platform and candi date could not be supported by him and that there vrai little chance of the Demo crat improving upon the work of the Republican. In this morning's editorial It is stated: "Progressive cltliens In (treat numbers have utterly lost confidence in both the did parties. They want a new party and it new deal. ... The Committee of Forty-eight has done well to summon a convention of all earnest Progressives to meet In Chicago on July 10." GERMANY DRIFTING, WITHOUT CABINET Centrist Lender, ns Was Ex pected, Unable to Form New Ministry. CONSERVATIVES MAY THY LA FOLLETTE LEADS IN VOTE. Committee of 48 Takes Itrfrren- dnm cm Third Party Choice. Ciiioaoo, June 15 Senator Robtrt M. La Follette l leading In the referendum vote which is being taken among the members of the committee of forty-eight a a suitable candidate for the Prcsl dentlal nomination, accordlnj to stntt- mrnis ai u party headquarters la.H I night j leaders said they count upon the support of the La Follette Republican'. (Vrnierg. labor and the N'on-I'artlsan j league membership. They do not trp- t ! Senator Johnon or K 'nator IJorah will bolt the r.itub.lnin lull) tlicy caM 1 - t'f ' ' 'I ! ' . I. ma. Jun K.. Senator rt!u uis returned to his ' rest, deflated to-dty a hsjipoltitwl because "the ' , !fd to nominate a pio I r(Pident," but said he was itt- the Mump to help in m:i ictorv In November. . , ..n.eiition Senator Kcnyon ' n .lolinwn. ) ip re ko disgucted with the n.irastratlon." said Senator i they will elect Harding. miis. lioeer. may as wtll . dn that the election Is a i behoove every Republican j in to hard work for the roolldge nomination for 'trengthens the ticket in ; .n loubtodly throughout the i r the t-ountry west of the i- forgotten, but that part .r-i .hIki will be forgotten by . -.,:s Kltner McAdoo. Mar i w ill be named by the Demo- ; COOLIDGE GETS BIG WELCOME AT HOME i Amherst Classmates Honor i Choice for Vice-President. " . disappolning part of the ,t hi i'onveotl6n was to see the i'fgr ' unable to act until they re ,h f.'um a sick boss in Phila- 0 , T .ie will be a strange paral- - I randsco, when the delegates ' wird from a sick boss at tvu'- 'tr "i There never was a chance p i' in ' controlled convention for a - h "im Johnson's type. m entlon was strong for ' i'... -he being dead. If Roose- . n alive he would have had m Turii chance in the convention If Johnson had been dead . would have had as much ' , leme as Roosevelt. The kind of i.,? tt-i.ple want are the kind ot ,. -,t ...p, aie determined the peb- 1 r j" i ,t have "-.a who supported Johnson will ' working for the ticket .and v -Klic r the next Congress as they s f is for legislation in the in- s ul, 'he people and will be j '-'ng against domination of i"gi tboe seeking special favors i- r . privileges in legislation." , NoHTHAurro.v, Mars.. June 11 The I citizens of Northampton, the home city oi uov l aivw Coolldge. turned out in a body to-day to, welcome ana congratu late the Repaoilcan nominee for Vice President. Amid the roar of cannon salutes, the cheers of the throng that had assembled In front of hU home and the din of factory whistles, and with airplar.es soaring overhead, the Gov ernor mood on tho potch beside his wife and two sons He plainly was pleased and affected by the reception. The welcome home to ttie Governor ended the most strenuous day he lias had since he became the running mate of Senator Harding. He chatted with Speaker Glllett of the National House of Representatives at Springfield in the morning and then went to Amherst to attend the class day exercises of his alma mater. Jov Coolldge left late to-night for Worcester, whtre he will attend the Holy Cross commencement to-morrow. Arriving here late In the afternoon the Governor was met by a delegation headed by the Mayor. His car was placed in line In a parade which passed through streets decorated with State asd national colors to the Governor's home. Every civic, social and military organ ization in the city was represented in the long line of marchers. On his porch he was welcomed by Judge John C. Hammond. hi9 former law partner. Mayor f. V. FiUgerkld extended the congratulations of the city. Gov. Coolldge in his response said that the esteem shown for him by his friends and neighbors never would ne lorgotten. At Amherst College he was greeted I en'.'iuslasOcally and before attending the cla?; day exercises held an Informal reception at the Phi Gamma Delta house FRANKLIN SIMON MEN'S SHOPS 2 TO 8 WEST 38th STREET en's Hot Weather In or Out-of-Towii Clothes Hand -Tailored, of Course! Why do You Ask? PERHAPS you wondered if we were as resolutely opposed to machine-work in silks and mohairs as we are in woolens. More , so! The lighter the fabric the more imperative it is that its lines shall be fused through with the redeem ing grace and support of genuine workmanship. Woolens have some body to work on, but silks and such require somebody to work on them diligently and intelligently by hand. Men's Suits of Silk Shantung 55 Men's Suits of Striped Mohair 45 Men's Suits of Palnr Beach Cloth 40 Men's Four-piece Suits for Town and Country Wear 80 Men's Gabardine Sports Coats 65 Men's White Gabardine Trousers 10 Men's White Flannel Trousers 16 'Bloc Including: National and People's Parties Aided by Others Discussed. Ilr RAYMOND SWING. ttatt Cerrtipw.int of Tn HiN is New Toss Ilium. CvtvHsM. Ittt. bv Tut 8cw 1M JCrw Toik Hsuts. BDU.IK, June 16. The Inability of Hen- Kad Trimborn. the leader of the Centrist party, to form a Ministry was not unexpected. The leaders of the German People's party" told the corre spondent of Tint Sun and New York HeraU) that they did not expect Trim born would hae success in forming a coalition of the former Government groups' and the Bavarian Feople's party, and also doubted whether a Ministry composed of non-polltlcal erperU would prove acceptable. A Conservative Woe, which would in clude the German National party. lh German People's party and certain UP- port from other groups. Is now taiwa . O...V. - nnalltlnn mnDtATS ImPOSStSl without a split, for even If as many twenty-five Democratic icpuu the Conservatives, the Moderate Con- r....t. ta Rivarlan party the combination would have at best a majority of but thlrty-eignu The two factors oi wic i .s. .ninrfa nf nollticiaril poriance m w In considering the wisdom of tu, Upon the estawtsning a -""f:V""'-Mlnistry would be: First, would It be . k.-' . .,.t .trlke? and second. ou!d It be tolerated by the Entente: The Conservative jeauers "-- the cooperation of Catholic workers and .v.- labor In Bavaria. 1PU I'll lUC tl' w. .. Also, the Cabinet would have the direc tion of the police ana mc The leaders also argue that slnce'thelr government would be representative of big business, it could be counted on by the Entente to rehabilitate German In dustrv and thus make the payment of reparations possible sooner than under the utislilful management of the Social Democrats. As to the Forelsn Secretary of euch a boureeols Cabinet three names already have txen broached. Admiral HlnUe, former Minister to Mexico and China and Foreign Secretary under the old re gime tofore and durlr the Chancellor ship of Prince Max of Baden ; Herr von Ttosenbert, who was head of the Balkan Department under the old retime, and Count von Brockdorff-Bantxau, who Is one of the German Democrats who might break from fcls parti" and Join a coall tlon of the Itlrht groups. FRANCE TO MORE LEAGUE'S ACTIONS Continued from Fint rage. signed by thoe who drafted its covenant Is absolutely moribund. If the Demo crats make It a campaign Issue at San Francisco ther will run the danger of trading on an institution whose obsequies already have been held. According to information reeelvM here, friends of the league In london are concerned now only In rescuing it from the desperate situation In which It Is placed by Lloyd Georce'a recent move in Inspiring Persia's appeal against the Bolahevlkt, In which he now seems to have overreached himself, leaving the league floundering again. It was emphasized again to-day that the French will have nothing to do with the league as a super-body in world affairs. This was indicated when Leon Bourgeois was despatched to The Hague to collaborate with Elthu Root In framing an International court of justice Instead of being sent to London to hear the first appeal made under Article XI. The French appear to be swinging around radically to the Idea advanced In the platform adopted In Chicago by the Republican convention, that an International court of justice Is more Important at the present time than any 'effort to bolster up the Leacue of Nations. Just what the council of the league Intends to do In regard to Persia the "Erssh f pLsA -" Be Particular The more finicky you are about your barber service the better you'll like the Terminal Barber Shops. Terminal service is efficiency plus courtesy plus cleanliness but not plus high prices. The only place where the service is as good as at a Terminal Barber Shop is at another Terminal Barber Shop. It is rumored that the dollar haircut ii earning. Not it the TERMINAL BARBER SHOPS our present msrprf ii utisfictory: and we be liee in incrtued buiineti and increased quality of ierviee rither thin in in creased prices; which is the reason why our shops are growing busier from day to diy. So this added burden will not be imposed upon our patrons. v TERMINAL BARBER SHOPS " H7icrc the Promise 1$ Performed" HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA: SEVENTH AVEXL'K. TO 331:1) ETltEET? HOTEL COMMODOKE; THE WALDOKF-ASTOUIA TELEPHONE & TELEGHAPH HLDO I.ONGACKE BLDG i 19S nrodiry iDoxustairu d St. Broadwiy 30 CHURCH ST. EQUITABLE. BLDG. CONCOURSE SO CHURCH ST. 1 Brondwiy HUDSON TERMINAL UAin DJSESSf.YG SALOXS- Umil rrnnsnHanla: H'cWorf-Asteria tOpen Ereninp$ Unti! Ten 'he Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily I. Altmati Ma. Women's Satin Sports Skirts very smartly fashioned of fancy baronet satin, in the leading shades for Summer Sports wear, as well as all-white and all-black . Specially priced for to-day at $13.50 (Separate Skirts Department, Third Floor) 3411? aitfc 351b Btrtsts tm ark For Sale ii I " ! : !! A Number of Bookkeepers' and Typewriters' Desks Vhite Wood Shelves Steel Lockers Apply Mr. T. Rogers, 4th Floor, Annex, James McCreery & Co., 5 West 34th Street THE MAKER'S PRIDE 600 When a business has been handed down from father to son for over a hundred years it acquires a pride in its product which out' weighs any consideration of immediate finan' cial profit The name "Crane" has alwaysbeen a synonym for good paper, whatever the purpose of that paper whether to insure the endurance of a government bond or to give distinction to a letter. The watermark "Crane" is evidence of the makers pride in each sheet that bears it. ioo selected new rag stoc 119 years experience Banknotes of 21 countries Paper money of 438,000,000 people Government bonds of 21 nations Cranes BUSINESS PAPERS ITrcnth Fortlrn Office is not adrtwd to-day, but the pcnttlon the Ktrnth Uke I that anjr Interference by the, league la the Bolthevitt nHuation would eooatltute a quasi recognition of the Soviet, to uhlch France never will con rent It is pointed out that for the Irarue merely to recommend that the Soviets be boycotted economically would be re stricting somethinc that I already in effect, except that It would place Great Britain, which now Is conducting negotiations with Krasslne, In posMbly a more ernbarrssflnp position, which would pleaw the French, The French Foreign Offlce ts watching with great Interest Great Britain's pre dicament In the Caucasus and wonder ing what measures she will take In lieu of the league, which Lloyd George etms ready to discard. The news was con firmed to-day that the British were evacuating Datoura in Transcaucasls- and that a Soviet government had been formed at Ilesht on the road to Teheran. RASMUSSEN TO PASS YEARS WITH ESKIMOS CorsMiAccv, June 15. Knud Has mussen. the Danith explorer, and Ftter Frenclien, his cartogropher. are prepar ing an expedition to visit the northern most American Kakimoa. Ilasmussen declared to-day that the expedition probably would be the longest one he has ever made. He plana to take provisions enough to lart five years, but considers It more likely the trip will last seven. Fourteen men will compose the party. "5, ervice in JidvQrtisinq Ever since the days when "Phoebe Snow" of the Road of Anthracite was our first big success, responsible executives of our staff have given real personal service to each of our accounts. If you entrust us with your advertis ing, you can expect us to serve you with the same enthusiasm that you yourself give to your business. A consultation involves no obligation I Oil on WENDELL P. COLTON CO. , General Advertising Agents, 165 BROADWAY NEW YORK ' OlS OF CUSTOM QUALITY I 1 l 1 We are now showing over sixty styles in MEN'S FINE SUITS the selection is there and the quality too DESPITE an epidemic of clothing sales on every hand, these suits are still the best values in good clothes to be had. They are quality suits, so thoroughly well tailored, so SANE in their styling as to be worth their price any day of the year and against any competi tion. A man must see the lines of the models, and feel the quality of the woolens before he can fully realize the marked superiority of these suits' at this figure, v Many happy variations in single and double breasteds everything from new tones of green to the most uncommon blues BROADWAY efeflfeS Sc COltlpaiip Atlith STRKET t FIFTH AVENUE 4'