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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1920.
1
TAMMANY DRIFTING 'p-
V, n
TOWARD MARSHALL
On Witfuimi Special .lolling
Owv lM'fiirics Four of Displcns
lnr llrynii Is Miiiiifosf.
rnx I'ossmiiY isToawnT
(Ki New Yorkers A ( tend ICnrly
Muss mill Ilnir I'olHifiiir Sor
iiidii in New .Mexico.
, i in i nmtiiomlfiit dl Tin. Hi v ami
Srw Yi II it IIkihi li
i ,d , nn; Tammany Hi-wiai., kn
jl ii i.i mn riiAN'('l(!i-f), AMirqi'Kliqi'K,
v 1 1 1 i H U " 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 tlm Innt fnw
(J, ii r .i in if Ion li'i.i iruihi'il tin1 Tum
,,, i. , ! i who nut mi tlicli' wiv In
i i i i Hi- National I'nnvi'iillon at
t.,,, i . .ii. i hi wlili h Inillcati'H that Vlri
l , i '. i i 'I'liiniKtH II. Mitmlmll of I nil t -,
i 111.- Is to l' tlir rnmiu'tunli'V can
il,' .1 ill rnclloiiM of tlic piiitv for
i . i.l. nll.il nomination.
., ,, . of lihlo l ntlll tin. fnuii'lti'
ot i i i (Ik- Tiiiiiiiiany ill IrKnti'M on
ti,. ti iii inii tii'-y lApoct iirnt wiiiiiini
j in in will oiioko tin' nomination of
(',, .i i in mound Unit Im Ii too t loTly
1 1. Mill ml thi' wutH, Mr. .Miii'hIimII
I . i l.i-t.uiil to Im (icri'iitiililc to Ml'.
l)i in .i- wll us to tlm wi-t faction.
I I -i .ii.l- fur Stiitc rlKlil.s ami Inill
b -. 1 1 1 1 In 1 1 v . hut lie Is i IiisHiil officially
i, , .h . ( niiillil.ilc. Ahovc all, lie i-i'jue-.
ii.. ii. I fnnliliihcil clement of the
I ii Mini i in. l.arly im oi.oicil to WHmiii
i ci
Mi M iivlmll in very poiilnr Willi the
',in m in il -leinitlon. With (iov. Cox
r " i ,!mI lieyoiiil a ilouht he wimlil he
1 . .1... il ion's next riioiro, It Im ice.
0 I .ils.i ilml Churlcs I". .Murphy,
'I iicin.in Icailcr, Is fnvoiahly tn-
, ,. i .u .i.l Maisli.'ill anil that a niw
, jl .iiitiin.it tot) In New York, Manna
,i i IMiimiB anil Indiana is forinlni;
I,, .. Ii. name inomlnently hefoip tlm
I'h. 'I iiiiinaily men are iroceeilliiR
i;.h r,. theory that William l. Me.
, I .. . nit what he said last week ami
1 '. 'iti'els eliminated fi'oni the race.
'II. 'i i I'm some of the ihlcf McAdoo
a cm' I- ire SWlllRllIK llltl) lltle 1)1'-
hin. m ii.it"! farter (ilass of Vliulnl.i
l ii . i.ir .l-tcil Important, for the rea
f. ii 'I it ihe New York city lenders onn
ie leiiiM the convention will nominate
i. - .nil. in man for l'rcslihnt and there
in, re. ilult of defeat In the Northern
""I
Sterling Sum
Jewelry
Watches
PEARLS, PRECIOUS STONES
STATtOH ERY, S I LVE R PLATE
REED&MRTON
ISTABUJMiD 1024
IIEODOREB.STARR,y
fSTABUSMlD 1062
FIFTH AVENUE AT 47th 5T.
4MAIDEN LANE
5
French army In Ilia world war nnd
whose p.'irlnh extendi for 300 tnlkn,
mnbrnclinf ten rliurclmji, colrhnitcil
mnH, In III erinnri Itu Mnld lie wnn n
Democrat nnd liked Tninmnny. II" had
romii to America to aid In furthering
democratic principle im well iih to
prearh the Onrpel, The iinexpertedneiiH
of a pulltlnil wcrmon In Midi an out of
the way place, especially when political
ncrmona are not enniililered to he Jiwt
the rlwhi tltlm? In tlm churrheH at
titnilej Iv the Tanimnny lenilern In New
York, rather took them off their feet.
Nevertheli'fH, the (tooil Kather Dvole
(jot the InrxiHt lollectlon he linn ever
received at thin little church In the
cowhoy fount ry. It belnu roushly entl
mated at 1 2 r, 0
REDS USE BIG FORCE
IN DRIVE ON POLAND
J
many Hpcclal, whkh Is Mill in.iny Ion?
miles fiom the iccne of action.
The member of the Tuinntaiiy party
ere leeovcilni,' to.d.iy from the lulr
riilHlnc experience of rllmliltlK to tlm
mimnnt of I'lke'H Peak yeHerday nfter
noon in IiIk motor Iiukch over the most
perllouH nutomolille toad In the world.
Ncveinl of the women and one or two
of the men became. Ill on the trip, and
not a pei-Kon who made the complete
ascent wants to try It iikhIii very soon
Nearly a dozen memberH of the party
Kave up before the topmost peak was
reached and started to walk back. Thej
were picked up later by the buses,. The
rimlled atmosphere, the dizzy hclKllts,
the co!d wind and the smitt on the leso
lite mountain top left their IrnpuM-ion
on eveiyliody who (jot there.
Then w.ih a pleasant and non
Mli'i;til'il tireiil; In the tilp thU moin
ItiB. Ily wire Inst nUhl nrraiiKemcnt
were made for early ma.us nt St. ,Io.
seph's I'athollc Church In the little
typically Southwestern town of KprlnKer,
N M The train stopped from 7 A. M
until 9 A. M and more than n Itundnd
men, women and children ftom the train
attended the services.
Father Devole, who is a veteran of the
MRS. COOLIDGE FOR
WOMEN IN POLITICS
But Doesn't Bcl'eve in Suffa
Who Neglect Homes.
Spn,il lu TitM Hi n ami New huk llnme.
.S'oiitiiaMI'Ton, Muss, ,lune 20 Mrs
Calvin CnolldKc, wife of Cov. Conllilse,
Kcjiublican nomlni'e for Vice-President,
who Is a strictly "home woman" devoted
to her family, iielleven nevuitlieless that
women are ilcstlnul to take a lurwe place
In hiislneiH and polities, She declines.
however, that she Is not a suiTraclst to
ine eu ni ot koimi; out anil wiiikiiik
for tin' cause "
It Is her opinion that woman's first
duty Is In the Inline, vet sic believes that
women will lint a way to participate in
political life without ncKlectlUK It.
"Motheihood h not Incompatible with
willnp," she said
She makes no secret of the fact that
iter heart h wrapped up In Iter two boys
and her husband.
CONSPIRATORS QUIT BUDAPEST.
Ilnnunry lleiiles l,e:nlri-N uf Knjiji
lteoll Are III I'll).
.sprml cabtr lc!iiuiih tn Tun Hr New
Yoint lli:ji.e. I iiiiva'ilit. linn, bit Tub Hi n
n Nnw Yoim IIciiai n.
llrpAi'KST, June 20. -The llumj.tiiati
(internment olllclally denies that Ucn.
Hiron von Lmttwltz, Col. Dauor, llajo1,
Itlsehoi'f and Capt. Krhnrdt. leading ron
M'lratorM In the Kapp rebellion, aie nov.
n liudiipest
Col llnuer, it Is declared, came p
Itiiilapcst, but remained mils a f"v hours
l-Mfl.v-five I)f visfoiiH (ialliereil
for At (nek Aloiifr 1.200
Kilomelei Front.
HOIiSllKVIKI HOLD KIBV
Fnte of I'krainiiin Ifep"1'1'
Causes Speculation Heady
for Another .Move.
WAIISAH-, .Mine IS (Delayed). Th"
Ilnlshcvlkl ate ieorteil to have ns
Aeinhlcd fifty dhlslons for the mid
kurnmer drive iiKalnst Poland, wlileh
mllllniy ohn'rvi rs comlder to he now in
full swhifr, the Iteds nttacklni; at vil lous
points nlonit a 1,200 kilometer fiont.
Kiev Is lls-alll in the hal'ds of the l!ol
shevlkl, who in i- also RlvltiK icncwcd
attention to II iitli-m fiont, the ro
called Kateway lietwecn the Dvlnn and
the Iicreslna. IIiioiikIi whlrli tlic hope
to bleak, swec 1 11 Mr Inl" Minsk nnd Vllna
and forming cnnnecllons w Itli Dast Prus
sia. liwhilt to Hi i elicited shhipini: by
the Herman" of war inuterl.il and am
munition llironsh the neck of Ihe Polish
terillory, rcacliliiK the llaltlc Se.i, Hie
Poles in t hnldliiK up nil shipments
across the lallrond rmildor of East
Piussla. In retaliation the Hermans
are holding up explfsives for Polish
mini s.
KnctniniHeil ly the tecapture of K'lc,
(Un. liudenny Is contlnuliiK Ids rnl'l
The foices of Hen. ltjdz Sniivh, the
Pollsli commander, are mukinrs stand
wc.t of tlic Itlver Meteren front, cx
tcndliiB roui;hly southward to the I in li
ster. Speculnt'on rcKniUlitK 'be fat'' ot On
I'liralnl.in Hcpubllc, icconlzid bv n. o
Pilsudski upon the openlrur of the Kli v
ilrlve, Is iimrked. Some of the news
papers opposed to Poland's I'lua nian
policy aie calllnt: 1'etlura'n (loveriimen
"a government on wlieelx." Petliun i
ecciitlvc train has moved time ,11 I
iriii In "Ince the fall of Kiev.
POLES FORCED BACK
I BEFORE BOLSHEVIKI
More Successes Below Lem-
I. A -!' I I
ocrjf ire uiuirncu.
l.oNPON, .luiie 20 The llolshetlil In ,
,1 communication Issunl to-tlay claim
to have IIiiiik the Poles across the j
Dnieper lllver to the east uf Itczliltsa
and 'to be ilrltlnK them back townrd
Koro'leu and Ovrutch and In the dliee
tlon uf PriLikurov (southeast of l.tin-lieiir).
AIonk thi' left bank of the Dniester I
the lloish'-vlkl say they have broken
the enitny's nslstance and are ntlvnnc-1
liiK towaid Kamenets Potlolsky (west
of Mnlillev i.
RAIL MEN THREATEN STRIKE, j
I ' 1 1 1 mi n t ll Is Mericil on Pramie
(ioveriiincnt li I lilon,
Hiniml Cnlilr Drnimlih In Tim Hi tsn Nitw j
limit llliuie. I eorifii' . i;'., "v hibhi.t
AMi .Nr.W Villi K IllV.tl II.
I'I'.AtifK, Cecho-Slovakl.i, .lune 20. Tin
uuloti of inllit.ad wo'l.eiM hai naveil
an ultimatum that unices their tlemamla
arc met the will strike
lune 2,'l Is tlic date set for the r"il
liny Stiile lleleuiile l.enve.
llostoN, .line 2d.- The si i unit and
major pari of the Ma sii"hus 'Its delc-
iralct anil alteinatcs to the I i.-inocratie
National Com eat mi left her to.ilny
for Hun Franclwo Stnl'f I'liiilrnmn
Mlfhnel A ii'I.eaiv il. . de,l i t the Inst
,,,!! n, U t.i ei ' ii'vieim- them
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STORAGE
FOR FURS
Safeguard your fufi againil
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M, TELEPHONE Ml.
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wlieti the cry of Koutlicrn doml
. t the piuty already lias been
spcttiii that when the Inllotlnx
i'o and Marshall will open
vvitli Attoincy-Cietienil Palmer
im i i,i, IMwarils of New Jersey as
te il l it f ii tnis Palmer anil Kdwnrls
si .Minted to fall to the rear rapidly.
Ti' a, 1. 1 mil he left open for Cox ond
M i')i ill. i hen the Until combinations
wi i I., made tint will determine the
,i in t ween these two; at least that
s " . i it limits on hoard the Tam-
Hi I
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WEDDINGS
The sight of so many
Ovington gifts ct a re
cent New York wedding
called forth the remark
that it is no wonder that
marriage is becoming
popular.
OVINGTON'S
"The Gift Shop eff fth ivtnue"
314 Fifth Ave. nr.32d St
All The Family
4-i 4
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1 1, t T I II o s a l Ii n.
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MONsnit iLnti.
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IgrMffi' .IrTO'MffiWiWI USflU:
CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY
We Direct Particular Attention to Our
SUITS
MEN'S
The best examples of fine tailoring at $50 to be
seen suits, the value of which can hever be dis
turbed by temporary artificial changes in market
conditions-swfc strictly correct in their styling,
produced in woolens of a quality worthy of any
man's confidence. Over sixty styles yours is here.
HOT WEATHER CLOTHES for MEN
as cool and comfortable as the shade of an old oak in July
12.50 to 35
Mohairs, Pongee Silks, Cotton Novelties, and Staples every
thing a man can think of in cool-off clothes. The variety is
right, and the styles well, it's here, no matter what you want,
PRACTICAL GOLF CLOTHES
28 to 63
Scotch in styling and patterns in fact as
Scotch as the heather-r-r-r. Knife-plaited,
box-plaited, full or half-belted, all of them
to be had either with longs or knickers.
To help your swing extra fabric tucked
away at the sleeve heads of every model,
allowing plenty of give when you need it.
BROADWAY lflfeS $C COlltpkltp At 34th STREET
The store is dosed at 5 P. M. daily
Altntatt
a
MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Th.rty-fourltlh Street. Tharty-tfiffth 'Street
Special Offering's for Today
Fifty Thousaimd Pairs of
Summer Hosiery
for Men, Wo mem md GMdhremi
ices that represent yrmsiorpassedl v&floes
(Ft, ?Joor)
Women's Sports Skirt
at the phenomenal ly low price of
More than B ,200 SkSrts hsvc been assembled for tWs record
maktsig Sale, 5n belt sizes raaigaircg from 26 to 34 5raclhes. They
are smartly tailored from a n.ovelty sports fabric (new this
season) irflroducarag colorful stripes and plaids of baronet
gatan.
Allilk Crepe de Chine
(39 inches wide)
very special By priced at
SlloS yard
There fire 2,000 yards of black, 4,000 yards off white aand ivory,
and 3,000 yards of flesh-tone crepe de Chines in this Sale,
while the remainder of the assortment includes more than 40
off the wanted dress shades.
(First Floor)
Also
Women's Tricofiette and Payflette Stunts;
Bathing Costumes for Women, .Misses and
Children; Women's Cotton Frocks (redoc
tions); and Household Linens (reductions)
II
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