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PAIGN FOR M'ADOO UOUGHERTY ON THE STAND Harding's Manager Tells Why Ohlo Newspapera Sworved From Hard- Ing to Wood. » Washington, May 28.-The senate campaign investigating committeo made further offorts today to get light on what Chairman Kenyon de- scribed as \this invisible McAdoo] boom.\ . Angus Wy:MoLean of North Caro- Tine, a dtreéjgr’fi! the war finances corporation, Was examined, He de- nied that he was a sort of southern manager fow.McoAdoo. Knows There Is Campaign. \I know thero is a McAdoo cam palgo,.\ interjected Senator Reed, Democrat, of Missouri, saying he wanted to find out \why this secre- [ cy.\ McLean declared that ho did not know thors was a MoAdnoo headguar ters in Washington, or in the Penp:- sylvantfa bote}, New York, and that ho was not informed as-to the source uf McAdoo Literature semt to Demo- cratie delegates, Describing a con- versation with Mullet). McLean bald : \He slid ho was not a candidate wouldn't turn his hand over to get the nomination, and didn't want his friends to take any action aboug it. He did, however, say that if the nom ination was tendered a man cguld not decline, \Sonto of his friends thought they 'ought to mks the bull by the horns and go ahead whethor he wanted them or not. There was some sort of a dinnor party up in Now York ubout it ind somo fool went and told hin about {t.\ RELATIVES IN _- ROW AT. KNEIP MURDER TRIAL Rochester, May 28.-With the clos ing of testimony for the prosecution today in the case of Pearl Berver O'Dell, charged with murder of Ed ward J. Kneip, the trial was at jJourned until Tuesday. Justice Rob ert Thompson allowed the jurors to go to their homes on their promises not to discuss the case with any one. Relatives of Mrs. O'Dell and her husband, James Louis O'Dell, now under death sentence for the crime, clashed after the session of court Each claimed that the other side was trying to shift the blame for the crime to the defendant relative of the opposite party. The discrepancy in the conlession made by Mrs. O'Dell after her ar rest on the night of the murder and accepted as evidence today and the testiniony of the condemned buaband caused the clash. Ow the stand at his own trial O'Dell claimed to have been choked into unconscfousness by Knelp and to hare found him dead 4 when he recovered. Mrs. O'Dall in her confession told only of pulling Eneip off O'Dell when he was choi- ing him and of kicking him in the stomach. Her attorney had prevent. ed her from describing the battle at the scene of the murder. SEEK TO OVERRIDE PEAGE BILL VETO HOUSE TO BALLOT ON REPASU AGE OF MEASURE SEE DEFEAT N SENATE ~ Order That the Pravident, ans Not Congress; Wan to Blame for Gen-| tiniing State of War. Washington, May 28. Re publicans generally conceded thero was not a chance of ovarriding the veto, the houso expected today to vote on the question of repassing the pesce resolution which the pres ident yesterday sent back to con gress unsigged with the statement that he could not agree to such a program becauso he considered it Chairman Kepyon asked who was at the dinnér. \Well Mr. Roper,\ McLean said, ’ referring to the former collector or, interna; revenus, \and somo others nome of Mr. McAdoo's friends were pretty mad about it\ The witness eaid he knew nothing about plans to use the Liberty loan publicity cam paign organization for McAdoo. Reed Apologizes. \I want to apologize for being rough with you,\ Senator Reed put in \I'm glad some man is letting the presidency'soek him, not chasing it.\ 'If there ever was a rabbit Mr Mc. Adoo is It,\ returned Mr McLean. The witness sald he bad talked to : B M Baruch. Both of us agreed that Mr Mc- Adoo would be a good man.\ he said \My own idea was we ought to lay t back and see what the Republicans‘ did \* . (Continued on Page Fifteen ) GREEK COPS USE SPIKEO BOARDS TO STOP SPEEDERS ATHEN§ FINDS SYSTEM CHEAP.] ER THAN MAINTAINING Mo- | TORCYCLE SQUAD. Athens, Greete, May 28.-Police- men of this city hair‘s an effective method of curbing speeding autoists. . They carry planks studded with long, sharp nails and drop them in front of machines that are going fast. The chief of police finds the. system is cheaper than maintaining a motorc) cle squad.. 20,000 RAIL WORKEBS - ON STRIKE IN INDI NEW DISORDERS IN CONNEC: TION WITH WALKOUT REPORT. ED FROM BOMBAY. & London, May 28. -Now disorders in connection with the striké of em ployes of the Great Pepinsula Rail-} way in India are reported in a Bom bay dispatch to the Exchange Tele- graph company, which says the strik- ers number more than 20,000. At, Matunga station several thow sand men destroyed the railway tele- graph lins, stopped trains and forced passengers to alight Refreshment cars were raided and food and drink taken. Police dispersed the crowd by firing blank cartridges. Gnc Germany Destroying Big Guns. Paris, May 28. --Germany. has sub- mitted a statement -to the aflied con- trol bommission declaring that 23,000 pieces of German artillery remain to be destroyed, 'and that 800 have ah ready been Warmmnrdingflv Q» hq aaParls. +s - , of Alexandropol possible, was killed ; way Conductor®, told the city club tiot of the chief secr land; would place \an ineffaceable stain\ on the nation's honor. Leaders predicted that tho bouse vote would fall short only a fow votes of the required two thirds' ma jority but said an atteropt in the senate to override the veto would be hopeless. A record vote, however, bad been planned in order that tho president and not congress was to blame because the nation continued technically to be in & state of war ' with the central powers ARMENIANS CRUSH BQLGHEVIK RISING LOYAL ARMENIAN ARMY NOW IN CONTROL OF ALEXANDRO- POL, ADVICES STATE (By. The Associated Press.) Constantinople, May 25.--Armen. Hans have crushed the Bolshevik up rising against their government in Erivan, and a loyal Armenian army is now in corntrol of Alexandropol, according to advices. General Khachadorian, an Armen- ian commander who revolted and who was in charge of an armored train which made Bolshevik control and his associates filed when loyal troops captured the train. Moslem leaders in the tilayet of Adrianople, in Eyropean Turkey, are sending their families to this city in anticipation of fighting when the Greeks attempt to oceupy Thrace, At a mass meeting at Rodosto, 60 milés northeast of Gallipoli, the key- note of addreases was. \We shall re- duce Thrace to ashes before leaving it to the Grecks.\ Many in attend ance took the oath upon the Koran to defend Thrace, « says PUBUG ONAT To _. PASS ON WAGE DEMANDS BROTHERKOOU HEAD SAYS THEY ARE opPoseD To Ar. BITRATION BoaArRDps. Chicago, May' 28. -Representatives of the public on arbitration boards do not know enough about ratiroad labor problems to be fair, L. E. Shep- pard, president of the Order of Rail yesterday, He asserted that the raitroam brotherhoods . are unaltera- biy opposed to arbitration boards on which the public is represented. W whiskEY 20 pevor | PER puss IN DUBLIN Dublin, 'May * 26--The price of whiskey has been fixed at 20 pefice per gléws by the Hcensed grocers aird {b the signe. e / Record Vote, Howwar Is Fianna In | | the United States Atesl corporation, sm Aion | ASSAILED BY GARY) { Efforts Being Made to Disturb Social Conditions by Walk- outs, He Asserts Rigs Ao AEstauctioh PART OF CAMPNGH CHAIRMAN OF U. §. STEEL COR- PORATION ADDRESSES IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE SAYS EMPLOYERS MUST ACT Criticises Them For Failure to Pro- claim Their. Rights in Address in New York Today. __ New York, May 28.-Charges that efforts are being made to disturb and demoralize social and economic con- ditions of the country by strikes were made today by Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the United States Steal Corporation, in an address at the an- nual meeting of the Americnn tron and Steel: institute, ‘ \The * present so-called - labor strikes, involving riot and injury to property .and person,\ ho said, \are instigated as a part of the campaign to disturb and demoralize the social and economic conditions of the coun- try. In other lands very serfous re sults have been accomplished by the same means which havo been em- ployed here.\ A comparatively small minority of [the population of the United States, he said, bad adopted the word \I#- tor\ with the conceried design af forming a class which thay hope N- nally will Attract a majority of the people and thus cnable them- to ob« tain legislation which, would vitt mately destroy the constitution. - Some Legistation Airesdy Wen. \These men hare already <pro- certain which \Ix wrongfully discriminating,\ Mr. Gary tot [said. \Some of them know what the must be, that all would be lost in tha ruins, but Immediate gain is to them suflclent justification \Tho safe, eMcacious and natural remedy for the perils which have been hinted at aro to be found only in unity of purpose and effort on the part of the whols drew on board our ship of state, an undivided loy: ality to the principles of our constitu- tion and all the Iaws whith ars passed in conformity to it.\ «Judge Gary denounced lator agita- tors. saying: \Agitators who arse trying to cre ste trouble between employes and thair eraployars as a aule aro insit- cero and selfish Generally, they, themselves, have performed no hard labor- Their busiposs is bettor, thair compensation Increased, whan others are in trouble. They promise re forms, but their methods fead to trouble and loss to others. In this list are Included a few writers, leo turers, public speakers and selif-ap- pointéd labor leaders. so called.\ New York, May 28. -Employers in Amertca-referred to as the capital istic group-heretofore have been backward in proclaiming their rights ard insisting upon proper considers» tion, Elbert H. Gary, chairman of said today in opening the anbuallag esting of the American Iron and Steel Tostitute, Speaking on \the ship of state.\ he said the question-whether it will be wrecked -whetbher or not the diz caso of \unjustified unrest and Po- volt\ will progress-Gepends upon the conduct antl efforts of the ship's sailors, who aro all the people. Em- ployers, employes and the general public which intludes them owe w duty to the nation which foust bo per- formed to insure stabiHty of govern- ment and continuance of the enjoy. fi@nt of American treedom. he as serted. The next president of the United States, the captain of the ship of state, Mr. Gary sald, must be \able wise and well informed, of unques. tioned honesty, morally and intellec tually, eminently fair and impartial, frank and sincere, brosd mirded, deeply sympathetic, courageous, sturdy and well balanced and above everything alse, loyal to the constitu- tion and the Jaw of the land.\ MUELLER PRASES U. 5. .. RELIEF WORK In- RERLiN CHANCELLOR DECLARES FOOD STORES INCREASED 8Y 1,000 TONS. Berlin, May 27.-Appreciation of the, American warehouse relief sys- tem and its successful work was ex- pressed to the Hoover committes in- Berlin by Chancellor Mueller today. The chancellor estimated the na- tion's imniediately rvallable food [s stores had been increased by 1,000 tons of concentrated foods, and re- ferred to the satisfaction of the re- cipients of these foods as to their condition and quality, He added that the government would give assur- ances it would leave nothing undone to facilitate the handling of packages from Hamburg Int-shaman;and de- clared the middle 'class, with small ary for Ire-1 can Potogrics. were ' |saillos 126wa gm Alar act thay r d hare - 'to Anal consequence of their dasigns [{m Bolshevik}. fixod-incomes, was --stiil~ “Beringumm Circulation (reater Than Thai o! g WATERTOWN, NJM P WILLIAM TREES HiS | ~ HAND AS A TAlLofi | Former Emperor Now Enlarge Ing His Wardrdbo w“ London, May 28 -WilHam, Hohenzouern former empef‘oi: of Germany, is trying lts hand as a tailor, according to a Cex tral News Dispatch from Ams sterdam. He is cutting out ms for meany new suité ith which he is going to stogik: his wardrobe, and the quotes a trade paper gs declar- ing heis \excelling at the JoW.'\ \How unfortunate it is,\ says this piper, \that Williim miss od his vocatlogfii Merle: all the, notorikty he agchiev an. bl!» peror, one can imaging) what - would have been hia fame as & f tailor.\ Ba {DANGER OF COAL AEE MiNERS AGREE To SETTLEMENT BY COMMISS1ON <0 ease oo REFOSE T0 EBHSIIEB STAKE relegates Unlnlmouu in Amfllpn They Would Declare War on Oper- alors Had It Not Been For Le¥pr Act. h + a+ Wilkesbarre, Pa., May 31 -Antlfe- T€ | alte mino workers will abldo, by ”y decision of the presidential 40m | mision to settle their wage e ani all dibger of a xtoppate\0f in the hid coal region ham pessed. Thomas Kennedy, president of dia number 7, dec} hore s said that tho milners in yeillerday to consider a stile at this tims andin accopting a commits!“ on | had adojted \the cnly Iona!“ bonora bis course.\\ Hr unaninousk tn as- - CKE Dammit to 'be placed by the 111mm bofore the presidential som ston as outlined hers by union leaders will bo for & 27 pr cent in crgaso in wages, tniversal cight-hour and complete recognition of the on by s closed shop contract. L10YB GEORGE 10 MEET IGLSHEVK! NNISTEA () 2 }. POJIES TO PLACE aolD ! GN ENGLISH MARKET. london, my 28.--Premiler Lioyd George will most Grewory Krassin, Ruian Jolshevik minister of trade and commerce, this week, says the Timos. Earl Cut-ton of secrotary of state for foreign affairs, will also meet Krassin, it is reported. Erassin will paroposa, saya the Times, to put ingots of Russian gold, stamped with the seal of tho old Rus- sian government, on thi English nearket. h \By recciving Russian gold, stolen by the Soriet, wo would bo virtually recognizing the Soviet tovernmbnt.” ths Time adds. 'The newspapor, which is equally hostile aginst the premio and the ~denomnces tho dishorest pretense thit negotia- l s are not between the Joviet and Brilish governments,\ and ironfcally conjratultte®, - L&nine and - Lioyd Geirge upon tho \success with which they bhavoat Inat carries their point\ WHEN DEPVEIES WLL YA! BEACH ro run powk jifiéfis or Ano dTHER oar. g 0&1”: Ma. New - York, May~3%%>>-&ixt - women havo been sworn'in sab spatia% deputy steriffs to patrol Rockaway Beach on the lookout - for ob@Ptece and- other unconventional bathing sults. Twen- ty-bve ddditfonsl \Women deputies will be-amppointed later; - - Reis fev: Bolihevik continua Advanco Again-t the Polas, ondon May 48.-The Boishevlkl areadvancing in the Kiev region and are fighting on the second fortified Ime of the of that city, Says n. Bolstmefik wirdess mes- sago from Moscow. The figiting line fmint» ten miles, north of Broyar| will age, about ten miles directly east of K Heard fighting on other of the front to the north of the Kiev re- glou is indicated -by the communique, which says: \In the Jhiobin-Morir sector, in the vichity of the mouth of the Bere- sins, we fung the enemy back across the river. our troops, making an energetic push, ocdipf@d a rufiber of vilinges from 30 to, 38 niles northeast of, Molidet@ Lip, of the Polotsk-= Molodei chido ragilm we forced the}! soviet nzfintsznrunvs mm. . Kedieston, . -B\ \May 30th is a day of mdm'nfitg in \In the direction of MoloGetchno,{' y Other Northem'New Yin-k ‘flewqpaper. AY AFTERNOON, MAY 28, 1920. _ WILGONS TRIBUTE T0 FALLEN HEROES President Orders Memorial Day Wreath Placed on Statue \The American Doughboy\ ELABORATE CEREMONIES N ALL Pifts OF Franc GRAVES OF Wi VICTIMS WiLL BE DECORATED AND MEMOAR- IAL SERVICES HELD UHYAN WiLL GIVE AOBRESS Commander of Famous 27th Division, Now in London, to Speak at Bony, Where Many of His Men Fell in Battle, Paris, May 27 -President Wilson bas ordered a Memorial Day wreath uf flowers to be laid upon the statue \The Ameriean Doughboy\ In Sures nes cemetery, and Ambassador Hugh P Wallace wilt deposit it chore on unday. i Instructions were mcehed today from Mr Wilson by his favorite fow-tP jer vendor when hg s in Parts to prepare a floral tribute to American dead l The ceremony at Plepus cemetery, where lies the body of LaFayotte, will apport especially to tb& Frengh : people. Colonel Drake of the Memo \rial Day committee will preside. Mar- \' quis Chambrun, Frandson of Lafay. etts, will make an address. i _ A from Major Gon James G. Harbord, wlp cobsmande the segond. d@fvision in the battle. of Bellean Wodd, will bo read on that feld. Ode to valmnu’. bus A mayoral odo “3:3 Amertcan vir unteors fallen for Co, writ Héetot, a mombar of the $5311?” n tember, 19 will be rend I? Agnefcm cumulus: where member Alig American Leglon participate. Loam Courtelino and Louis Marsol- lay, French posts, told The Assoch ated Press today that m spacial wreath of Gowers inacribed \from the of France\ would bo placed upon . ger's grave on Memorial Day. TAentanant Colonel FrankParker; who is scheduled to make an ad- dprasg:at tho Poissy comotery, was asked today for. an outline - of his I péeth. ; \Bmecfi‘r\ Ha repffed \I am not going to make a speech on Memorial Day. -L boys of mine who are lying up there: fubt as I talked to them when thoy ware liying.\ O'Ryan to Speak. « Major General Jolin F. O'Hyan, whois now in London, will speak at Bony, where many of the soidiers of thie 27th diviston feli. |_ . Rear Admiral Harcy Mol P. Huse will be the principal apeaker at Bal Ifiau Wood. A tonne?!“ u-flmf‘:i is planned Dy the Unjon of Sporting Federations of Frante, of whit sPh—Gfir ton Vidal is president. It has decid- ed to plac#@ m special wreath upon the grate of John Overton, Yale ath- [ was kilfed during the early days of the great allied offensive Guillemot, Elie,- from mie romner, been closen deposit the flow- ora grave. In fhe absonco of Andre Lefevre. minister of war. Premior Millerand has sont Inatructions to all the %6 m corps of France as folfows: \The French army will participate in the. ceremonies | hefda fn principal cemeteries where lie American sol- diers, especially Belleau Wood, Bt. and Chaumont.\ Tribute to American Dead. Gaston Vidal, president of the Union of Sporting Federations, has fiskued a circular to all sporting fed- ehflons in France, saying: * America. but it is also @ day upon which sporting events assume a prominent place. Let us, mourn the American dead, but in the final elim- ination contests which will thoose athletes for particlpntion in the -Ant- Lwerp Olympic, let us do our best. Hats off to the Americin dead}: let us dig ir spikes in the track, and beat tha Mb ricandiving.\ tABOR \PARTY CHIEFS GATHER IN CLEVELAND HOLD JOINT CONFERENCE WiTH THE comurtTrEr or ° Fortyr-EiaHt. Cleveland, Ohio, May 28. -National officers of the National Labor party and of the committee of 48 met here today in joint conference. Combina- tion of the two partie is or Coopera- tion during the political campaign to formulate a platform and nominate ites .for president and vice- president was considered, .mobg repretentatives® of the na- flofal labor party attending were Max Hayer qr Cleveland chairttaan; gm a“ Eng; Chinago. secretary ina McDonald of Spriagfield, L., national ofganizer, => Rankine of Newmfiflt - . “In the region of‘ jortzor, on the; right 331111 ~=¥ acute panama; ta l as R4 ro 0 hou s kp Alxco flare; toned & we mMfiflfigw. Pt \the Befestfri, harm ofi fifi‘a arm? chairman .and Georgé-<L; Rew B ot 3mm? City, national commits going to. talk <to those; iota and champion mila unmer, whol FRANCES STARR WEDS Actress Married to William Haskell Coffin, lilustrator,. New York, May 28.- Frances Start, actress, and William Haskell Coffin, enly Rest. LIBBY, _ MNEIL PROFITS FOR YEAR $4,257,669 ANNUAL STATEMENT OF PACK. ERS SHOWS DIVIDENDS OF $1,280,000 PAID. mannan cbates [ Chicago, May 28. - A profit of $4.- 207,669 for the year ending May 1, 1920, was made by Libby, McNeil & Libby packers, according to the annual statement announced - to- day. Dividends of $1,280,000 were pald and $1,427.669 was added to the surplus fund, increasing its to- tal to $10,758, 811 oar nen SHOE PRICES CUT yesterday in the Church of the Heay- I' $5,000,000 Stock Offered at $1 to $8 a Pair. New York, May 28 -Annousce- ment was made today by a corpora- tion discontinuing its domestic busi- would be offered for sale tomorrow painter and Illustrator, were married | ness that a $5.000.000 stock of shbes} ness I'm, CBMTs a COPY IX tEcu (I® x Or wrarazm W!- 4 08 Ifis. ® fl \INE FOR PROFITE? OOM\ UNDER IN VEST IGATI? FIND BINGHAMTON FRM GUILTY - AS + . . [ é - ' - b: 1 5 Tonight: Fair. Saturday“ Fair, warm\. M . * sof p Vol. 805 N‘h‘fij‘ PROFIT! _,th1 +6. M Fine of $31,000 Imposed on Weed's, l . CEothi@ng Retailers, and Managewn f _ Fedral Court, Syracuse Early Tom,\ ‘ Sy-racis«e, Mey 28p—Commtcd of conspiracy andamfitez ing in the sade of amen's wearing apparel, Weed Inc.. exclualil clothing rete: iler of Bmgbgmton, and Gordo a; Ml ll: gene # mand mornirag in court. In passing seentenoe Judge» Martin T, Manton of t ho clreait dogrt of ap | peals, who pressided orver the trai of the case, doc@ared that thea only} thing which seeyod S@pith From jhe: two-year prion sentience which the law mage.it poessible Lor the judgp ta. impose, was tho fact that he was not finanehlly \Interested in the nutt- f ors fevers Genus. at cost, $1 to $8 a pair. \The “mam! eas foond will}? Bristol, R. May 28=-Threo Aroops of military tare ordered out by Governor Beeckman today after @-rliot in which strike» cymnthtnm sttacki@d young wa@men ; 115 nither wetking employes of (ht N tional Indla Rubber company:: The gevveriir's: Hmitigyy doot Abe a.“ in ® m af intent? Isiah Bristol, R. L, my 28.-Two. sum sympathizers were shot and thrae factory. guards injured by stones dur. ing a riot today outsido the plant of the Nation®t India Rubber company: Tho trouble started with the ar rival olf m train bringing woman clerks, mechanics ;and othef Jani» pian ployer whose work} had not CW with the closing df tho factory on account of a sttike,; It lasted 16 min- ttes -and andéd| with-the so oti tw fj tpt. go orto N fuss AnD LAY DOWN ARMS Hostilities Brought tam Ead - On May 25, Reuter Dis- «* patch States. London, May 28. -Hostilitiecs be tween the Russians and Japanese in Siberia ceased on May 25, accfi'fihfis to a Reuter dispatch from Viadivos tok, dated Wednesday. The dispatch also reports the artival of the Russo-| Japanese armistice commission at. BUBER QUARANTINE - - IN STATE EXTENDED DAMAGE THUS FAR FROM in- v_ SECTS YORK ‘ 18 SLIGHT. = Washington, May 28 o—Qntranunb against the European borer covering an infested area in western New York has _been extended to include Dunkirk township, amid an announce. ment today by the Department of Agriculture, Damage thus far in the New York area, offcisis said; bad beep vefy 8 [glib Emall parts of New Hampshif andfienn sylvania. ware ud quarantine and in these are“? artipulafly Masgachisetts, it was afd \theiin- sent; fieaprovfng more deftf deftFuctive. WINNIE ACQUMED: -of Theason gr STILL UNDER GENTENCE oF DEATH JIN FRANCE,. 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