Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1922, Page 16

# 16 3 . MCUMBER'S T0GA | INBALANCE TODAY Senator Opposed by Frazier { and Mcflarg for G. 0. P. '3 Nomination. 8y the Associated Press. FARGO, N. D.. June 28.—\With can- didates indorsed by the Non-Partisan League seeking nominations on both tickets, republicans and democratic voters of North Dakota went to the volls today to make nominations for Cnited States senator, representa- | tives, state officers and legislative and county posts. First interest centered in the con- test for renomination of Senator Por- ter J. McCumber, chairman of the; Senate finance committee, who is op- posed for the republican indorsement | oy Lynn J. Frazier, former governor | and Non-Partisan League choice, and | Ormsby McHal one-time private wcretary to McCumber. Polls Close at ® P.M. The polls opened at 9 a.m. and will | 9 p.m., and returns are not a st reports invariably ‘come from | the independent territory in the east-| ern part of the state, while league &trongholds in the slope | country usually are last to come in western when Gov other leagu ndorsed state ¢ s were deposed. This was declared to give added strength to McCumber. although. he was not indorsed by the independent republican state conven- tion. Lines Up Leaguers. i One of the important factors in the! league campaign, in the view of its leaders, has been the work of A. C. Townley. founder and first president ague. who has gone from own quietly lining up Independent repul n_and inde- | democr: candidates are 1 v league- he first ered the d republicans 1 cut down the vote, as inj democrats ballots for s in con- independent previous elections v admittedly have cast the the independent repul tests against league men. CANOEIST’S BODY FOUND. | Sanford | Brewn to Be Held Tomorrow. | Albert Cooper. Drummond. Md., ves- terday afternoon found the body of < Upland ter- owned near Chain | after while fer, panion, floating in the river about| one-half mile below the scene of the | sccident. The body was recovered by the har- bor police and taken to the morgue, where it was viewed by the coroner and ‘a certificate of accldental death ziven. Funeral services for the young man will be heid in Zurhorst's par- jors, t Capitol and 3d streets, to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Inter- ment will be in Fort Lincoln ceme- | tery. TWO PRISONERS ESCAPE. ‘Washington Man Among Pair Who Break Reformatory. Tollowing the example set by more desperate inmates of the District re- formatory at Lorton, Va. Raymond Rollins and Henry Benner. serving the workhouse, adjoining the v, mude a getaway yester- n. Funeral Services for Rollins, whose address is given as 126 Virginia_avenue southeast, was arrested by Detective Joseph Morgan and sentenced to serve one year for the theft of jewelry. Benner, former resident of Atlantic City, was in_the workhouse serving ten months for an alleged violation of the narcotic law. The prisoners were dressed in the regulation work- house suits when they took French leave, about 3:30 o'clock in the after- noon. $ R — MAJ. COOPER RELIEVED. Maj. Wibb E. Cooper, Medical Corps, has been relieved from duty as pro- fessor of military science and tactics at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn., and_assigned to duty at Wal- ter Reed General Hospital, this city. CHEER 100-YEAR-OLD FORMER CONGRESSMAN ON FLOOR OF THE HOUSE | The House arose ycsterday and applauded _vigorously for several minutes Cornellus Cole of Cali- fornia, 100 years old and formerly a member of both House and Senate. Uncle Joe Cannon, himself eighty-seven years old and about to retire from Congress with the record of having served longer than any man in Congress, in- trotuced Mr. Cole to the House and made a speech eulogizing his services. Mr. Cole responded briefly in appreciation of the honor. He was a member of the House during the civil war and accom- panied Lincoln to Gettysburg, when he went to make his famous speech. Representative Cannon had read into the record of the House the official biography of Mr. Cole, which shows that he came to Con- gress in 1863 as a member of the House and in 1867 was elected to the Senate, where he served -until 1873. FRITZ MEDAL TO MARCONI Presentation by —Americsn Efigi- neers to Be Thursday Night. Before a gathering of distinguished i sday night in New | Senator Guglielmo Marconi | be presen with the John Fritz_medal, awarded this year to him for invention of the wireless, rding to un announcement of ‘the | merican Society of Mechanical En- the board which rtment Capt. G 1 —Solve the —Matter of Hot Water —for summer housekeeping by having Colbert put in one of these 25-it. 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