The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1920, Page 11

Seater esa eh THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1920. 4 SENATE FIGHT BY. |is.zss= ham uch mide has ylelded and whether ine ous garty in the House | the elce of!a diplamat in the Senatorial cloak: Hitchcock | deed th ave been sufficient cons When domestic issues were para-|wheat was room, But much of the contest is ssue the call,|cessions to warrant ratification of the mount. In favor of the Alabama Sen- | farmer, personal and the Democrats will which will, be about the middle of| compromise. ator, it is urged, moreover, that he} ‘They contend, moreover, that the| never vote their individual proefr- be’ next month There \s no doubt that the friends has a special knowledge of many of|South has had the leadership long | ences unless they take a secret ballot REASON FOR DELAY IN CALLING] of Senator Underwood, too, have felt the questions that are to arise in the | enough in the person of Senator Mar- > | A NEW CAUCUS. that as long as the treaty was on the next campaign. tin of Vinginia and Representative} Pour Die In Pire Set by Faneral ‘The delay is due to a feeling that} calendar they could not make as LARGELY A FIGHT BETWEEN|Olaude Kitchin of North Carolina, oie se (Continued From First Page.) {Senator Hitchcock ought to have aleffective an argument for him a¢/ THE WEST AND SOUTH. and that if the Democrats are to] QUBHEC, Jan, ot—dRwur person bay free hand in the negotiations for al they might when it was disposed of.| On the other hand, it is to eome ex-|play up to the West this year, the | Ror Burnell i” Ululh a. Nl Naveen around if a secret ballot had been| Compromise on the peace treaty. Ie} The partisans of Mr. Hitchcock have tent @ contest between the West and|thing they shouk! do Is to show it| \° Cratemagne Page was destroyed by taken In every case. is being given the hearty support of} argued that it would be giving aid the South and the Wester Democrats |on leadership ballot. fire. Mr. Page's mother died yeater- The public is not required to know]all the Democrats and while at first} and comfort to the Republicans to re- are saying i would be a eevere blow} To all this the friends of Mr. Un- oe ae cading Laas B i ten how cach ballot is deposited in gen-|there was a disposition to withhold] pudiate the leadership of Senator to their prestige if the South were to|derwood say there ts no comparison| Tyitm duuehten and her nephen, aged j eral elections and where the choice of| support on the theory that Senator| Hitchcock on the peace treaty, {win the leadership again. They ar-! between the recard af Democratic nine, lost thelr lives. individuals from among their own| Underwood ought to manage the! The partisans of Mr. Underwood = es = number is concerned, Senators ought|treaty fight for his party, it would] have insisted that when the treaty is | not to feel required to record publiely| appear that the Democrats are not go-| out of the way and domestic matters their likes and dislikes or their re-|ing to swap horses in midstream, Ne- are again in the foreground there ts Lewders Kitchen and Martin and the effectiveness of Oscar Underwood Four persons en ee eo | i 4% 4 Y This Store Closes at 5 P. M. 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