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THE MORNING
OKLAHOMA'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER
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I Final Edition
C'inrM LATION i
26,476
MAY .
VOL. XIV, NO. 269
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, TUKSDAY, JUNE 22. 1920
11 PAULS
PRICE 5 CENTS.
ARREST NINE LEADERS OF NEGRO CULT
RELIABILITY CHARACTER ENTERPRISE
G.O. P. TO NOTIFY
HARDING JULY 22
Fix Date for Formal
Ceremony to Re Held
at Marion Home.
COMMITTEE IS NAMED
Executive Hotly Selected But
Will Not He Announced
Until Todny.
BEVERIDGE FOR NOMINEE
Former Senator Pledget Sup
port After Conference
With Standard Bearer.
WASHINGTON. June 21 Scn-
Haroing win ne lormsuy nn
nf his nomination ns the ro-
till.
Buliilran 1, residential candidal July
II ni hi homo in Marlon, Ohio.
' Oovernor Coolldg of Hasan
ehuaatta will ba notlfltd "f nomi
nation ly the republican party for
vice proaldanl July 2".
The data for the two notification
rci.nionlca are re decided on today
at h eontarenea lure Ih which Ban
at"r Harding, National Chairman
iiio's and n subcommittee Of the re
iiiiiiiifin national eommlttaa partial
patt
T
4.
The conference nt Its cession
whlc
V, lasted nil da nnd Into tnt
nlpht nltri m-reed 111! 1,11 CXCCU-
Hire oommlttaa to have general
c harge of the campaign, hut Its per
sonnel will not he made puhllo until
tomorrow in order to permit Chair
man Hay to communicate wiih the
propoaad members ami ascertain
whether they will serve. It was un
derstood, however, that anionic the
members appointed Harry M.
Jisugherty of Columbu. Ohio, pre-
ronvenllon campaign manager fr
Senator Harding,
Before the conference opened
Senator Harding and Mr. Hays ron
ferrcd with senators Kellogg, repub
lican of Minnesota, and liter with
former Senator Alhert J. Baverldge
of Indiana, who mine to Washing
ton at Mr. Harding'" Invitation to
diacuae campaign plans. Mr. Bav
erldge Issued a statement Baying Hint
Senator Harding policy ih to re.
atore actual governmental admlnle
tralton In this country to the ronstl
..... , ........ f pfiv(Tiin-nt lirc-
geYtbed by lha founders of the United
States.
i win do everything thai i can
.,, innt-i. ojtTtv vie-
" -- " ....... ...
Cory,
said mi. pavvrroa,
oi tin
ly In nreorii, a- our i in,: ii"-
lamani oi th" republican party,
r ra I
...i,. .1 hmiimi . ' . i i1' ii by Hen-i
aim Harding of meeting nil elements!
. .. .k. . .,,,,1 Ivlng the oliln-
' ,11' 'M.... ..'-
Ion and sungestlom of every repuh-
Ucan. . ,
Judge J O. Prttohard and former
Senator Dutler of North Carolina
Ulan
saw the senator. piciiginK no-
UD
ort of North Carolina repuon-
i an In his In half.
I nt
o U' Inn I plan wns 10 iiomd
ir Harding ol hi nomination
July lli '"it in order to at-
atoMI.
about
1 v
adequate tunc for the new
lervtc
to ma nis "- o
,.. i.ti imtH of the country
i.tier it had bean prepared, th, uom
n.i't.e ihoughl II advlaable to pos.-
iionn the teremon.eH one week.
Although final plan htr "ol
boon cJmpleUd, the republican
nominee is expected to ramaln in
Washington until a few clays hefore
nol iflut Ion.
The eomml'tee remained In
ion unti late tonight i" dlseu
further plan for tin- campaign, mi
Senator Harding was not pres. nt.
having left ahortly after C o'clock
apt his home.
; While th" conf "rent e was in prog.
te. Chairman lluys kept the Hi"
phone an,i telegraph wires busy
communicating with persona hk
ghsted a member of the sgsetttlv
committee, In order to ascertain If
they would nerve.
it waa learned 'bat fnr parnap
the first Mm In 'he party's hlstorj
inn
exeeutl'e rommltlee mis jcai
womM
nut he neifliie.i cnttrelv to
ambers of the national oommlttee
Ii
id, Mr Hy seta, seven mc m-
would I"' women, while tip
would include a, number out
side the national committee.
The conference ana the first
formal meeting between the repuh-
iii.iM pnmli nd members of the
national committee.
While the conference was in pros-re-'-.
Mr Hay UWUed a statement
pralaleg hnih Senator Harding nnd
r)r y . f e'c la the vtea pros.
rovTTNinm OH PAC.R TWO
(ONVKMM-N nHTOM
ATTKNTION
CLIP TH 1 1 F'R Kl'TrRE
IIF.PKRKNCE
Purlng th" l'r MMIta National
f'onvenflon The Tulsa World :,ii bo
found on eal at Iko following New
Standi In ; Francisco;
Wbea'ley Newa fompany,
Ooory and Mai ket Sts.
t'n'ted News (''.mpany
powail and Marrtrt Hta.
Hat i let Vewg W agon.
Turk and Mark- l Sta.
RaiPlg Newa Wagon
Thl'-d ani Market Hta
LfjZr
DamageReiorted
LOS ANe:Kl.i:S t'nl . .Mine Jl
An aarthquak shook the city at
B.47 p. m. Several hilildlnRs were
reported to have been sllKhtly clatn-
aged
BrtCkS falllnc from a building at
Sixth street and (Irand avenue In
jure,) n man passing by.'
The shock wns felt In Lone Itearh.
Sin 1'edro. Santa Monica and Itc
dondo Heach, Hceordlng fo ranortfl
io the Paefflo Telephone and Tele
Kiaph company. Whlttler, I'ovena
and other Inland points reporting
they had not noticed the quake.
A slight earth tremor was felt here
Krldny morning.
Office buildings were shaken so se
verely that many of their occupants
ried front them.
officials of the fire and public
wnrk.c departments half an hour af
ter the shock said no serious dam
age had been reported.
Several cracks were made In the
walls of the city Jail.
Wire Flashes
VANCOITVBR, IV ft. Jim 11 Hi. nr-
wonPi wt MUM m! svr 1n1url In
fti a- t a t .h nt r'yt.. the llAlmnral prt -!nnta
In it fa n h Inn m his part of th city
t tiiMntght last nlftht.
M t DD LtfTO WW , Conn,, Jun It Oo
Calvin 'ff.UdpTf of Mnssnrliiiifr.R. rapuh
ItMn nomlMM fnr Vaj prsaMsnt, wn
jlWtM! n honnrary ilrBra of tlttrtor of
Uws h( th riiinninrarnnt eiert-lssa of
Wrslein unlvsralty today.
F-ort WOHTH, TMM Jun tl Nw
wlisai wna Nflllnir for 13.15 to f 3 , M
hiiNhe-l from fantiT to rlealar In thla
tfrritnrv (..day. Tlila m da'rlarad to be
th" hlf II Ml prtre paid here tn asveral
RT. LOtHI. Jnn 11 Wool trowara of
Mlaaourt, Arkansa. Ksndirlty nnd In
dianii at a vin-Wnu here today wr ad
rlSM 10 hold I heir wool until :."-,
prhra ari offered
CAMP O R A NT. m., Jims. 11 Prlrat
Ofnrgo Palora, jnuifht In ths lnvasllvallon
Of lh ftat ihoOtUlg of Mr Maudr Lsja
t 111- MOM at CaUnp (Irant last Tuesday
nlKlit. isf iindsr arrest at JolYortOtl, Wis
arrordlnit to word rsrslved by camp au
Ihotlllaa today.
ROt'I.OON'K, Jtn 11. Oraera waa
ftVOfl a fre hnn in the mtllta-v nifas
uica In Turkev whh wero dOoMod upon
n ( f ho Rytht OMlforOllOO yeatei day, ar-
ordlnir 0 InfOrmottOO here t"day. Th
prom Ion find their h ii era nea found three
nieaaiirea Were re.iir el Immediately be.
i 1000 of th "Trove alluarlon reaiiliing from
MuptaphH K am ri la nttonaltat forces
'rdi lilno (h larlMnellei,
W A0H ttf OTOM, Jono it a opooUl
iOrvleo SqOOdrOR Of crulaera and flT'inboatn
to he bacd on 'he canal rone nnd held
available for duty In Mexican, Central
American and wdtarent porta, la to be
ot (Tint red about Or tuber I, it waa an
Mounted today at tor navy department.
ST JOSKT'H. Mo , June 11. An autopsy
tevenled today that the young woman
WhnOO hOOdlOOO boly was fiojnd In Lotl
'ontrary ner here taat was a vlc-
i tn of h criminal oper.it ofl and Indh a
ttona point to her drmpttatlon hy a
aitrgeoii a - ..
VIKNNA. JOM II. A boycott aglnt
II ur gary proclaimed by t he aim 'jilt
-oinmltiee of th: International trade un
it, ii hraue of alleged permer u 1 lona of
ll'inuarUn workmen by the g i ernment
ol iturUpea Mmtniieod today Pnoiol
and Klegraphlc rointuunlcatlon with Hun
gary baa been almoat completely Interrupted-
-
DM MOntM, Iowa. Juno II Miss
ft e" gli A nffin of Ma sb iir hiiset ta and
Mra. TteOmoO fl Win'er of Minneapolis
were MMwIllOIOd lnday f- i l-resldent of the
ki-nerat f e.Hra i l"n of wo in en 'a cluha In
biennial i onVOBI Ion.
WARSAW. June 21 Two bolshevik
FOClmOnlO have been deat roved by the
Pol 00 In fighting m ho ItlaKtlOR of the
lmtit.fr rlv.r and lie I'imilI f.inthea Mr
r or ding tn dupatrl.ee from the front. The
northern end of the battle Hue has been
ttnblllxed Itetieral IMla'Mekl I regroup-r-g
the Poe for a ounter offensive In
I'Urtnla arnl will try to drive tho Rua-
oloM acroea tlie I me I pet .
TBM HAOUat, June 11 The former
Herman empreoa is ret iirted In a very sarl
ous condl lon and the ftirmer crown prince,
Krederlrk WlHUm has been called to
l, i in ut her a b. Inl.tr He loft Wlerlngen
Hits mornlnir for o.rn Prlnre Joachlrn.
the vounceat ion, I" alieady there The
former empreae la said to have token a
turn for the worae yesterday
THE WEATHER
TI'LHA. Okla.. June 2! Mailmum, Tt
minimum (1: wat winds; rloar.
OKLAHOMA: Tuesday and Wednesday
fair ond warmer
v UK ANHAS Tueoday ond Wednesday
fair and wermer
KANSAS Fa I' In east . unsettled In
west portion Tueediy . Wedneoday urob
..My unsettled, not much change in
temperature.
VOCAL FVKNTS TODAY.
City commission meeting. Municipal
building, 9 a m,
Ad dub luncheon Hotel Tulsa 1 1 1 f.
Ladles' dav at M Nut'y park Tulaa vo.
St. Josaph 4:11 p tn.
Purchasing agents' dinner. Kerredy
retoaorani. (10 p rn. ; 0UOIO0M tree ting
municipal auditorium, s i m.
Kendall KommiinKy Karnlval, Kendall
public erhooi grounta. 7 pm.
Annual picnic draco M t. church
Central path. C p tn.
IN NEW LOCATION
The Tulaa Open Rhop (P,iuare
Deal) Aaaoclatlon la now located
In Ita permanent cpiartera Any
one'ln neeil nf open ahop work
men can have their wanta aup
plled hy Phoninjr Oaa(je 939.1, or
calllne In person at 120 Weat
Third St.
I : x i : i ti v i C OOMMITT BO
TV IMA OPEN SHOP
I MjUARE li. M- )
ASSOt'lATION
M 'COMBS FLAYS
DICTATOR WILSON
President's Campaign
Manager in 1912 Op
poses "Autocrat."
FAVORS GOVERNOR COX
Thinks State Will Go to Ohio
Governor After First Bal
lot at Frisco.
RETURN TO DEMOCRACY
Through With Fine Thraso ;
IrnliKnities of Auctocracy
Doomed He States.
CHICAGO, Juno 2!, - William F.
M eOoORlbt, rhnlrman of (ho 1emo
iratic national OOmmlttOd from 1912
to 1 1 1 1! . an it ni i niiK1'! f PrcddMt
WtoMnl 112 rnrnpHlg-n, ififlurrt tx
otatrrnonl h'To ttOftlfht faeffort lnov
MiK fr San Kram im 10 aMarkirig whftl
hp fhararlortoil ;im th- tircHldrtit'o
"hu Wh n lie' aumptlon of authority
"rtfHlrtt'ni Wilson, ho oahl, "hiut
no mote right tn call hlriirw-lf U-aiW
of tho doniocratlc party, a concop
tlon hex rti-foro novt-r fiitortalnnl !
fttiy Amoi iCitn." than baa (hlof Juh
tlt hlto, former Hpakrr Champ
l,irl or Viet I'roHidrrit Thnmu.H K
"M ir-h.tll Mr UoCOOnibi MlflOUtlOCd
that at ru nKomoutaj hud horn Rlftdt
to obtain for him a iMot In tho N'-w
Vork ilolofrat ion. If he dTidorl to
take thr floor nt San l-'ra wlson.
Tho New York dolofratlon, he pre
dlctf d, will throw ita support to
Oovarnor Jl rn'.s M. ('ox of ohif.
aftor oawtinp n rompllmpntary voto
for Clovornor Smith. Ho addod that
ho r ol 'ovod a wostornor, poHnlbly
from tho Pacific olopo. will b nnml
nutd for vice president.
Amrrioa IMilffTH Nothing.
Hli ntatomont in part fotloWSI
"They toll mo that Amerloa hao
plodfri'tl itn word to Kuropo, and that
thin word must bo rodeomod In tho
profonH of a national rampalfin. In
my belief America has plodftod Itoolf
to nothinic. Ono Individual, opoak
lug; itn hu h, permitted Kuropc to
believe that ho opoko for Amciioi
hut ho had no authority to apoak for
a nation, for In the LiNt unalyHln ho
waa nn thins; moro than a nelf-fp-pointerl
omlsHary. NovorthoN'Mei
America It Mated to validate thla
lnature affixed abroad) a ilgnature
whirh apparently wan accepted in
good faltn by :M the Buropean pfu
plec hh abeolote.
"The prealdenl nrRotlnteo a treaty,
but tho h nato may or may not con
cur hy tWO-ftllrde ntajorlty. In thli
particular lnntance thorr has boon
no com urn.. co.
Oppoeee Lcajpw ri irnwn.
"The othor natlOtlfl may want a
lo.ijruo of natlofll and It may be that
wo do. Hut wo do nol want to com
mit ourot'Ivro to th" ltai:uo of n-
"lis an it wan bttuiRht back frmn
Parlo. It In an in tot national Imoio,
but It is a highly debatable quattlon
fiK to what Itnportaiuo it ahrmld have
In a nallonal campaign. I'ltlinatciy
It 1m a 'ii'Htlon for the preoblent and
the senate to settle.'
Tho statement then declarai f'ir
reoonstructlon nt homo, rehabllltay
(toil of railway and lntornat lona 1
waterway trimaportation nnd tor
eolation of the nlsli ooet of living,
CONTINl'KD ON PAOR NINK
COAL HEARINGS ARE SET
nasloiM avid ah lu- iieici at Reran,
ton hy Wllaoa' Wage Body,
WASHIMOTON, June II, Daci-
lon to ecncluet ull he.'irlnirs ut
Beranton, Pa, with the firnt Het for
next ThurHclay wuh real heel here to
dny hy the rcimmlHHlen appoint
hy PriBldenl WIIhoii tn arl, Urate th
illf ferenrc-a batwaag miners and oi
gratOr I" the anthracite field W 1 1 1 -lm
O. Thonipieiii. pnnlclenl of Ohio
Slate unherHlly. waa elected chair
man. Wife Slayer Mut Pan
Death Penalty July 9
OKLAHOMA CITY, Tune it,
Oov. J. B, A Robertson today di
re, led V C, Kwltaer, warden of tho
atate penitentiary, to ggeout on luly
lth death a ate no Imsoaad upon
Monroe BeUerton hy the fralir nun
ty dlgtrtot court rr,r the alaylriK ol
hia wife .fuly !, 191H. al Vlnlta. Tha
death eenteme reently waa af
firmed hy the criminal court ot ap
peaJa, New York Life
Insurance Co.
Farmer & Duran
iraOIAI. AtiKNTS
X03 Palace lildg. I'hnnc i i
Woman in Osage
Is Shot to Death
hy Jealous Wife
PAWHUSKA, Okla., Jinn. ?1
Mary WooclmanaeH waa allot down
Sad killed nn Klie kah alreet till"
afternoon hy Mra Miile Marrln. a
white, woman Jnulouay la iwilcl to
hnvfl hren tho eauar.
Tho llc-l In a BSSJUal to a rnttltiK
afra.lr which nrrurrcil a monlh ai.
when the Maiiln woman la laid 10
havn aiahhrd ih Indian aromna ami
waa hllten In return. Ja.ii. en Mar
tin, over whom the affulr la Bald to
have originated, waa al ha wit,- m
aide who ahn rearhed 1 1 She n
fused to rnake a atateinent further
I han thai Mlaa Woodmanaee had
threatened her and aha feured for
her life. She appeared to ha cool
gad expreaaed no regret,
The ghosting ooourrod al tho foot
of tho aleps leading to the ,-'iitt
house, Six ahola were fired, five uf
trhloh took effert
'BIG UNION' PLAN
Chicago Leaders Claim
no Organization Is
Contemplated.
CALL SET FOR JUNE 29
L W. W. Publication Contains
Notice of Mcclinp; to
Be Held in Chicago,
CIIK'AOO, Juna II. Offleera of
ihe Chieago yardmen's and me
I'nlted KiiKlnenien'a aaaoclatlon to
day denied that either organisation
waa connected with the "One His
Union" movement, which, according
to Waahlnalou rrporta today, nuot-
iim a r,ii published in the Butte
Dally liuileiin. la 10 ho organised 1,1
Chicago nn Juno 29 hy railroad
workera.
William Bond, flecietary of th
yardmen' aaaoclatlon, aald there
waa "absolutely no connection be
tween the so-sailed Insurgsnta from
the rail Union and the cine lllic
I'nlnn crowd." John Orunau ami
Harold B Redding, head or the two
Unions, could not he reached, and
Mr iiuiid refused to tell where they
were.
A. P Whitney, vie president or
the llrotherhooil of Hallway Train,
men. who conducted the recent flghl
agalnel tdrlkinr awllchnien, de-
eiared the one iiir Union waa -iim-
tlnetly a red movement" anil
c harged that Isadora of the eedlng
rail unlnna had lolncd the radical
lat'or movement,
The call a pUbHshSd In ButtS,
aaked Ihoae egpeotlng to attend the
convention to commttnloato with k
.W. Pride. 2r, Notthwatern Unlver
ally hulldltiR. Chicago. The dool
of room 2:S waa locked to, lav
Painted on It were the legenda ' , , n
Iral puhllKhlnp Borvlre," ami "Ijike
puhliHlllnir Hi-I lce "
The superlntandenl of the building
-aid the office had I, ecu tented l,v
three men Juki hefore Chrlalinaa. He
cave their name 1;. m pride, 4.
M llawyer and Alex Koehn
The leaaec-a told h'tu that they
afara puhllolty men. he aald. The au
perlntendellt declared the nien were
aeldoni In their office, working leaa
than two houra a day
WASRINOTONi lune II, A call
fag a ennventton of railroad work
er to he held at Chicago Juno 29.
10 organize a "tie hit- union liaa been
plliillMled III the I i 1 , I Mont I liailv
Bulletin, which official of the 4a-
purtment or )0jgU0 aald thc-y bc
COMTINOaO ON HAUK NINK
MINNESOTA RACE IS CLOSE
Soa-Partlsnn lagvaf Nol Par Bo
bind Oi ' Ooavontkoa CTboloe.
HT PAt'l., June 21. A clone con
ical for the republican guhernatlona
nomination waa Indicated In the find
returns from lodajr ,ate wide pri
mary election in Minnesota, wl,i
rclurna from the demooratlo ron
'eat were not gttftlOitnt to aoewat
iy Judge.
One hundred xlxty rour praelnot
out of 3 . 1 'J T in the State gave .1 A
O. Prcua, "elimination" convention
choice, 10,914 vc.iea, and ! II' rn 1
ghlpataad, sndorsod by 'hn national
nonpartlaan -ague, 9.2H.1.
CAPPS IS SENT TO GREECE:"' "," VTT'..'." c"' p""i
Ma l.ocly "i hi. clothlnit ua sou-'
Wllaon a gen PrtnOOfOa Man fur
Mlnhaat QUbael Triwaii aja
WASHINflTt.N June 21. -Kd-
ward Cappa .f New fafgsy erai
hatned today by Praaldefll Wllacm
aa n,lnlater to Qraaoa, a roaflg ap
polntment. S Parker tlllher. Jr.,
waa i" loafed aa aaelatant ae r
tary of the treaaury.
i.octor Capps i erof eeaof c.f ciaa-
alca at Pflnoston. Ho la a native or
llllnola and haa written many hooka
on Greek literature and drama.
Mr. fjtlbert, who la named aa-
alatant ae retur v of the treaeury.
aucceeda 11. (. iVfflnKwell r. signed,
In charge of fl.-a! offlo 111.
! home la In New Jersey and be has
' tieen in ibe treasury aa ggglgtani
I to Mr. La.'frinKeU alnco eajly in
i the war.
DEMAND FOR BEER
SEEN BY LEADERS
Derm r. its at Frisco
Think State Rights
Plank Needed.
LEAGUE IS ECLIPSED
Haftlc Over Liijunr Exptcttd
to Go to Convention Floor
With Bryan Hosts.
REED CONTEST IS FIERCE
Decision to He Madf ly Com
mittee May He Appealed
on Seating Senator.
NAN' I'll AN.liN ), J lino Jl.
w itti th- .,.. Minn if tbt Aamoeratta
national oonvantton h i u awaVi
a nt it- tf nativity wan notloaabw
about hotol hon1quartarn in addition
1.. ti . i uvi.ll. nl II . ullfll.
Fi'iiiuni whtro iiif dalniattti nrUl
lathafi
It i oh tho form of .nformitl lio
ripxiini t't wi'i'ii mill" tin I t'ommlltvM'
mamtoon and ott irotiors otiraiiy
mi tht- itrounn, devoted rhipfly t
anticipated otrurflo with platform
building. Tht'ii' woo virtually no talk
a- to prealdontlal randidMoiv
A plittii intlntntlrn ran through
thin int'lnrfii i r tit nf pl itforin talkit
tint propoaala ,(' wodliy tht fodoral
fi I'liltiitlnn Oftfon rment net w r'
oxpevted hy Bfmr f the damooratlo
vrar horaoo to hnrc honora with, if
not to llnaOi tb laaut f natloni
lusii Notm.lv hafl nny dlfOOl otate
rnrnt to in.ikf, or wiih t nlk Inir for
publication. Wnrnf who will hav A
Limn in ! n i m it ihr inirty'M dorlnrn
Hon f'f prlnolpltai how.vrr talkad
In 11 h iil;iltl of a 0)ulHr drniHTIil
that the dAOtflna of ntatf'o rlahta
nhniild apply to ber ietrlHlono
Ilri-Of Ihittle Hure.
Tpkrn in ronnortlon with the nn
nounoad purpna ef w. j. Bryan
in rOflai n y winknlnn of prohlM
i ion anforcamMil niaaturaii, the i h lk
hrotiRht to the siuffaer tht; fcrllna
of propitnanl damoofati alroady
here t hat a flrro battla on ttlt
point in th rtaolntlona 'otuniitt''
wtiM not to ! over td. They ba-
Itleved aloo thai ultimatoly th- fnen-
l"M would hn fotiKht out on tho con
vention f lofir.
DlaOUMlon of the lenpim plnnk
npparrnllv awaited the arrival of
Senator Il0fi of Vlrplnln, alated to
nead the reaolntlonf oommlttaa, nnd
who r nimlni ilirert from n eiifer
enea with Pmrddent n'il-n The
fonteat over th le.uvie ti'ie nlrendv
nno boon ntiarpty dot n i in the ara
ftCnvaptlon aioWl of the oreHi,,n1
inrl r I'rva o nntl talk ah-mt t he
hotal ioht.il- today did not dlaaloao
If real Ininienltte Interest In the
M Hi iffi t involved.
Wai-ii i- Ppopoaad
The n.ime of St-nntfir WnlHh of
M'uituna. win Injaoiod inf r the dla
nuaalon today of prohahln Itaf"
manani ohalnnan of th- oonvanilon
Th' Montann oanator waa mention-
r i hv .ome laadam in a tentative
CONTINI KO ON PAOK TWO
LYNCH GEORGIA NEGRO
Alloyed Snrr of While 4.lrl rnp
liirrtl ami Ta It fill to BOOtM of
Orlma Pay Pawnlty.
IAVAKKAHi Oa.. June 21.
1'hl'ip fiallhero, oileKed nlayer of
Mlii 4naaa Jaudon, a 1 1 yaar-old
I itrL who la ban to the aoano of hit
urlma inor RlnoOB, Oaf. thin after
noon and lmh'd after hatiiK heon
apt ured Mar Ht llnon. On., t hU
turn ninif.
ii" arai iald to havt fnfeajed to
having hilled tho Rirl.
Oalthar wai ohalnad to a tre- and
toaollno pourad ovar hin eiothtntt.
When a rnalth wiih Jipplh'd the
nagi o gavt a lureh nnd uooaada4
in breaking the fhaln that hound
him. Then a Hhot oral fired from
thai f rowd of M-vern 1 t hono'i ml
Which had aMemhled. Thtfl w.ih the
llgDal for a ftiKllInd rind in a ruo
meet the nero van dead
Ono nf the opeetntnrH wis utru'-k
in th" lefl hv a Ktrav bultot.
The home guard of Savannah wns
en route to tho n'ene to protOOt 'he
naaro when the lynching took ptaaa
When th" neurit ft. 1 ) oeores
v.nl-a.
No arrea.a In connei1ii,n with
'vniliiiiM li'l been maile lale
da jr.
the
to-
GOVERNOR MILLIKEN BEATEN
Malm - BsaontlT l ull- for It' ll. ii.i-
laallnn m Prifnnrto,
Al'flt'HTA, Malm-, .June 21.
Ptndarloh H Parknurei waa laadlng
In Ihe early returns for the repuh
llcan nomlnallon ror govamar In ibe
Mat prUnariee today. John r
Peering was Second and flow Cari
Mtllik. ti, carididate ffir r. 'nomination,
third I.e. tils A. Jac k, civ fourth oi.i-
dldate, w .s far behind
The leinOfltelli nominee fur gov.
enior waj Ucrtiand U. Mclotyre.
Owen First to
aH aH aarfa. H
HH eiEalaB alH
a HI I
;aOM!W
OOh.,iatAa. .. fi'tiumm l"'
.senator ami ,)ltt.
atiator Hohert L. t)wen, ohnwn hern with Mra Owen. In the flrot avowed
ran i ltd ate fnr the denioerntlf preKhlerltlal pom (notion to reavh San Kran
ataeo. HaadQttartnri have batn opened for the. Oklahomao and ho anil
hin fliandi ore eonduetlriK nn eneritetie i iimpnlEU foi tin nomination.
M'ADOO REFUTES
HIDDEN OBJECT
Brands liumors of Con
cealed Purposes as
"Absured."
NKW Y)tK, Jnna 11. William
O MrAdoo, In a ntatomeut hern to-
atghti daolarad hi raaattl ai.noun o-
manl (hot he would not permit hlo
name to ho presrnted to the Hon
I'Vh nclano damdoratlfl ooaavnUan hi
a eflndld;ite for the denue'i a t u pter..
Ident In I nomination had no relation
to the poluioal Intarvlaw with Praot
gaol wllaon publlohad th- day -
fore lit- dtolaiad he knt w nothing
of the Inteixlew until he wiw It In
print ond that th- pragldont new
nothing of hlo withdrawal until
f tor BOl lee of It hud ti pptrt-d In
ih- nawapapara
Mr. MoAdoo'i itatamoal folio wo i
"in order to net at real at out d
rumorti and gpaOUlatlOllg whleh hava
boOg puhliHhed to the gffOOt that ntv
letter of withdrawal hud Home rein
thm to the pratidanta WorM lator-
vlew, or carr.ed a OORoaalad pur
porte, I wlah to gay, flint, that I
rinew nothing Whg tO Vat of the preol
dont'g luterv.ew until I o.iw It in
the papero nnd, gaeOIdf that tho
praatdOttl kmw nothing whatever of
toy letter of Wtthdrkwdl tint II he
ua w It In the public prtnto."
CONFIRM IRISH DEATHS
D I patch Raontegd in LonoVm t.ii
ol MJaJfg in li..cl ,nclerr)
iira.i.-r Troop MoeeensQi
leONDON, Juno 21. Hlapotche
tic in Inland an evidently under
rp'avy delay Trlemania to the nWI
t.Kenclea fll. n at midday were flvo
I ih in 1 1 a nam laai'm Til,-', conr-rm
i epoi ta thai the normal l!fr or the
c ity haa l.een aiit.pend.d in London-
darry win. ail vehicles withdrawn
r.oni Ih' .tr eta nnd almps a'il
Minks cIohi il The i 1 1 a, v ai l.elna urde,
tire, employ, a hace e .te,-,l wock and
souffhl Iheir hom.M Ttioua-indg ''f
factory Kills du'ilijf the ftr'nt were
(ii fleeing terrlf.ed al"tiif Ihe
hit eetH.
No mails were delivered today.
Irganlaad group ot men wore, ob
served kneeling anA rirlna volleys
al the word or command.
Anothi i man, Harold McKay, wa
killed in I.oiidondei ry Ihla even ir:
H, waa oyoling whan ahc.t. His
porkets were ririe-l and hla bicycl"
stolen as hj lay dead
I'lans (or a motor lorry tranaport
ayafem SOVrlng the whole c,f Ireland
tn raae the IroUbt over the handllrg
of troops and niunlt'on trains N-
suita in a general atrike has been
worici out i.y the government, it
promisee an efficient avalem of
t ' ensport.
PRESENT STEWARTS' NAME
Mntitnm Ooanaypog win B Planad
Befotg DggMM railc ('.invention.
aUTTH. Mont. June 21. (lov.
Samuel Stewarts' name as a demo
cratic pandidat for vice president
will be placed in nomlnallon at the
national convention il Han l-'ranclscn
i py senator Ti -Ii waigh of Man tana,
1 it was atiiiouiic ed today by rjovernor
Jsiewa. a belota leaving (or San
JrajicUuo.
Reach Frisco
liditMTt I Owrn
Three liabien Hie of ,
Starvation an Poor
Mothern Cry for lee
It la n lire and death matter for
Tula poor tables, Ihla arcurlng
of fnncla to aiii.ly them with milk
and lee tlnilnjr the Nitnitnei ic-aaon.
Malnutrition, u ncit'iitlMc term
for what you ancl i wvuM eall
at.ttvatlon, waa the ealiae of lha
"naaaltiK over the divide" laat
aaek of three baMae, knowiedaa
of whoan t-onditlon rani" lo lha
Tulaa OOttnty liuniane SOOloto too
Inle, Humane AKi'nt A M. Welch
aald yeaterday.
Theae deaiha will not he dupli
cated If Ihe $10110 which Mr.
Welrh ha eouaervatlvely rati.
mated win be required to furuiah
milk and Ico naDlaSltl la avail
able Won't you do your bit today?
Th" World milk and Ice fund
la now nn follnwa
Aa pr. vlottatv i,-i,rted.. $971(19
Helen .lane .lonte 2 00
Utile Jona Anbury Nevma i on
V. 8. Me Ml
,l,i,.
$U7 Hi
GETS WILSON'S ORDERS
Hcrtvlnrv Ootbl Holds I I mil onfer-
i-iii r lirfoif rparMasVg for Oogts
tiiitioii at rrliv.
WAttlll;i'v, hin 21. ruin-
iir.ii-.. Col by i vac rotary "f ritntiv had
a fm.ti oontoronoi wtth Proaldanl
vn on today bafori laavlng for Kan
anctaoo to attend the thni'M ratle
notional oonvoniion aa u doloiggjli
1 1 om t ti- i 'tsi i iol of i lolumbla
Mr 4'oltry will he one of 'he preo-
I d ''ti t m opokf'-Hmtio ot the t-onven-
tton "nd wax the ni-! of the oabtnoj
offloara who art to attond Iho party
guthrrlhR t-. c.nfri with Mi Wll
aon. frouy otha? oabtnai oftlcari win
On present at Hji ri hr.i mlMo, They
art Pool t mutter f lenerot I lut h hon.
who goog gg a daioyjato ftoas aaasaai
St g i tin DgJllola Attorney flgngfgl
Palmer and St'Tftaiv Mredlth,
Pragldont VTIlOOg plana to keep lii
lreei tOUOh with the lenders at he
ernvonl Ion hy me. Hin of the lon-atilln-
tanoo talophona laorotary Tutuuity,
aotlng for tiu- praoldonti talked
with Ohalnnan 'umtntnj( of the
demoei at te national OOWRllttOg on
the ti h phoiif for OOgM time today
OKLAHOMANS GO TO FRISCO
r.ni.- PaHoada Laavs Oh lliniaa
t'liy fur !) oralis Convention.
OKLAHOMA Trv. Inns II.
Heailed ror tin- tie mo. i ..lie nikllonnl
oonvsntton at Han Pranelsoo, r.ur
carloads or Oklahoma travelers left
iieru today on 'be S.-inta Pe railroad
tor Kiowa, Kan , where tpcy will
reach the main Hue leading to Cal
ifornia. Hen I''. I.afayi'te, demo
oraU atute chairman, Mayor J. c.
Walton of iikhih'ima I'Hy .mi. I uthei
deleajutea were on ihe 1 1 nn In addl
tiou to Other visitors to Ih. i conven
tion. The party Is scheduled to spend
IP apneas) ay at the Grand canyon and
arrive at Hun Prageleoo I'rlday
mornlUK A ii'ieptlon or tlkla-
homani i plannednfoi tile Owea for
Preiaant c.:ub i iTduy niKht.
Ildatea llhdrsw,
OKI.AIIu.MA fITV. June 2fl.
i 'and'il i:c who withdrew llielr up
plloatlon today to Jtave their Hani' s
planed on the ballot for the pri
mary election ate K T. Walk Ins,
Marietta, donoorat; I. it. Vaader
n . nt, Welch, repabllran; h. ft.
ItOgsrg, lioodwell, republican. All
bet filed fur the luuso el nprcsen-
laUrve,
PROBE OF BLACK
ORDER IS BEGUN
Ptdorol and Police Off i
Otn Inveatipatc
"Aby.ssinian.s."
WHITE LEADER CAUGHT
K. I). .Jonnfl Denicn Connec
tion; Still Hunt for "Great
Abysniniarr in Chicagro.
NO OUTBREAK IS EXPECTED
Quiet Restored ; PropaKantla
la Blamed for Riot;
Pamphlet Seized.
0HI0AQ0, June 21 With It. D.
JOn, aald by tha police to ba the
white lender nf an raanir.atiun ud-
vortitlna the return , r .
Abyaaliilii; Kdwurd lleddlna. an I
seven nearnea under arrest In cn
nsollon with a riot Inat nlalu In tha
I'liliaao black belt that rraultad In
ni" killing or two while men and
tht iiindlng of aeveral negroaa,
police and federal offleera began an
Invee ligation nf tha Btar Order o(
Kihiopln, whoae menihera wera re
ported to have participated In tha
affair.
Jonas, who told the police he wns
head of lha "modern educational
and relleUiu bureau of WaahliiK-
1 I' denied responsibility for
he nffalr. claiming that he had
been ejected from a meetlna; of
Ahyaalnlana tha prevloua Sunday and
had alnco then had nothing to do
wun me movement. According to
the pellO Jonua Identified UeddlnK,
who waa aald to poao aa an Abya
alulan, na nne of tho leadura of a
imraiU, In tho negro quui ter laat
night and the man who liuined an
American flag, which act led to
the rioting, (tedding denied having
any uart in the disturbance.
Hunt -HArmt Abyaatnnfan"
The police Were atlll aaa.roh.laa. for
Joaeph Per OH, who la aald to call
nimaelf the "atraal Abvalnnlam " and
hla eon, According l ronnrta. thav.
garbed In fantastic raiment, alao
were leadera of Ihe parade.
According to the police, Jonaa
came here sometime ago with flam.
hoynnt document proclaiming
him the representative of Ahvalncilu
and authnrKlug him to encourage
racial c migration when questioned
I.y police officers he said he waa 17
rear old, a Welshman by blrlh. and
thai he had lived in the I'nlted
HI. iles sin,, hi' was 1! vi'"i- old.
Jonas slid that he had warned
federal officer last week of tlm
piopos.d parade of the cull and tli.it
they should be on Ihe watch for
liouhle. but declared that no atten
tion had been paid lo his state
ment. The police said tonight that they
hud two negro witnesses to Ihe of-
rrav who identified Redding us the
mail who killed Hose and Hoyt. The
witii.asia a mployed by u car,.
In front of which the shooting took
plana,
l'revluusly Jonaa had Identified
Redding M the man who led the
parada and who burned tho flag.
Heddgig, smartly dressed in a frock
oil. pro tasted tiuii iu name was'
cleoige Ilrown ami that he hud Just
come lo ChlSBgn from Hi. l.ouls He
said he wits u laborer for the alreet
liillway Julias admitted to detec
tive, that b a at one time n
leader or the Abyssinian movement,
but denied any connection with Hun
day's parade.
Th.. police tonight were searching
ror two brother named ktoQavIek
said iii he agitator, ror the African
colonlxatlon scheme They were In
formed that one left Hiinday night
ellher f.,r Philadelphia or New Vork
and authorhleg were nske.i t,, watch
for him. The Mcdavleka were auid
"' arrived in Chicago fi.., lha
"let three weeks ago io further
propaganda f thr- cult.
PamphetM s,..,i
I'iek , ,,r pampi lets explain
ing "Kgvpilan geersta" were lak.-n
rrom It' d i ng Ho had concealed
Hi, in under his clothing Thev
were held na evidence of bis aliened
a. 1 1 vitl.H among negroea In sprcud-
hn the cult.
The Inquest Into the death (
Chart Hoyt, a cigar gtor clerk,
end Robert I. ito.., .iiior,
Umg '( the riot, was posiponed
i until June 2 ij ut the request Of the
police. Captain Csughltn nt th
c ullage lit , vi pone,., atutlon de
clared that he had three oi the men
believed to he implicated In the
uctual abooting under rrea and
wanted mor,- time to aear, h (or a
ro'irth, a.. id lo be a mm,, former
Soldier,
The body of Hose who won the
distinguished esrVle medal in th..
wai. waa Liken back to (treat Lakes
naval training atatiou today.
The two were kill, 1 and a negro
policeman wo serloualy wounded
Wbsn the bitter attempted to arrest
llio ring leader of the Abyssinian
I "N1IMlt.li C)N PAilK TWO
f'ost Heavy at sprlnirflcl.t.
WAHHINclTON-, June 21.- -During
Jo- year fiom May, 1919, lo May,
I 'J20, the itreatest increaae In th
pile i t (oodattltd, 22 per cent waa
shown in gpjrlng(lld, 111 , un
lo itatlatlc ma.lo public by the de
parUaenl of labor today In Its
uionllilv ruvlew.