The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1920, Page 1

WOOD penis 7 VERY CLOSE RAC oe i ih i MR I i A I CC UII a TO-NIGHT’S Rebels covtheons Hs To Be Sure of Getting The Evening World, TO-MORROW'S WEATHER—Cloudy. SL USEO EN Uy eae Goris, _ EDITION ' “Ctroulation Books Open to All.” 3 4 ; WNC * Ciroulation Books Goon. fo. All’ | Benen _. VOL, LX. NO. 21,457—DAILY. BRD A ath ere nS APNE ol cthallBdhce cla: A TURD poietic lahat B'Bhite Sew sore, SS "PRICE TWO. CENTS | "em IN GREATER NEW YORK Hl ELWELL SLAIN BY WOMAN, |HNSON HOLDS ¢ I HIS RELA TIVES DECLA RE THE WHIP HAND: SRL MU SA Partly Starts Own Investign| ‘Society Women are Questioned MAY BACK KNOX | é | tion After Lack of Results | the Elwell Murder Myst mY | | in e we urder ster, e | . ; i : hy Police. y y — ‘Vote on the Sivan Ballo tl Lowden Passes Wood on the Fifth: > Californian Makes Feint at\|== SRNR GRATE SIE | TEE STR ONES res ee Ball A by ¥ REVIVE SUICIDE THEORY. Swing to Wood. But Lowden |% he aia ara BE allot, but They Are Tied in the i ; ; gi alziila —AIl-N of q Avthorities Say Whist Expert Men Consider it Bluft. \% | gible s\: Sixth ight Conference conti Authorities Say ist. Exper iz 18 | 4/6) 35/% a 1 cial ja Olminial& x, § Ended Life, but Absence of HIS LAST MOVE TO WIN 6 00, 2) 00) 00 00 | Senators Held in Effort to Work i . 00 00 | 00 | 00 | : a Weapon Is Puzzle. 113 } Arkansas 114 oo /0 | Upa Harding Boom. —_ W hi {26 California 00 | 00 | 00 | 00 5 The family of Joseph Bowne Fl |Considers Withdrawing From) 2 Colorado F 06 | 00 | 00 pean +4 f Oe oo women ree i Connecticut 2 00 | 00 | 00 By Martin Green x * well, bridge whist authority, who was Race, to Block Selection of +'§ Helaware 1 00/00! x Pate apr eons Pa pets . ; : terd ‘ning, was not Two Leading Rivals. 8 Florida 1| 00 | 00 | 00 (Special Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) \ Killed yesterday morning 8 a o 17 9 00 00 | 00 CONVENTION HALL, CHICAGO, June 12.—Without having, satisfied with the investigation of the ana a | 8 { 2] 00 | 00 | 00 Le A ae ; By David Laurence. 58 ncia: | 4 | 90 99 99 | ade a nomination, and after taking eight balots, the Republican Nations ~ started an investigation on their ow (Special Correspondent of the lows 26 00 | 00 | 00 | Convention at 1.37 took areces until 4 o'clock (6 o'clock, New Yorks | Ni % *4 ning World.) c 4 | | | } } account. They express the belief th CHICAGO, Pe 12 (Copyright, | 26 ani’ | PB | By | He | ed ne). When the recess was ordered there was a well pronounced=rimawet h woms ered Mr. Blweil anc 3 ba | | £ sie} ne aes “ae ‘ 1920).—Senator, Hiram Jotmson held | 12 Pediat | oo | | 00 | 00 | 00 | ward Senator Warren G, Hardingo fOhio. Asa result of. a qatar ) are working with that end ig View oe pera ead BERS CEN | : { p-hand as the Rephblican Na Maryland 00 00 | 00 | 00 ence of a clique led by Sehators Lodge, New, Frelingha police are aceptical with rega Gear ‘ “ a usen and The police ar \ tional Convention resumed balloting Massachusetts 00 00 | 00 | 00 . are to-any woman’ doing the murder, but eta ee ‘ Michigan 1 | 00 | 00 | 00 | arding had been forging ahead during the four Ballots taken t ey profess themselves to be abso- | i |24 Minnesota 5 00 | 00 | xx |y, " ’ 4 - % a tee . Bes : 7 | The Californie Senator made ‘a! 12 Mississippi 14 00 | 00 | 00 |" the eighth balot Me vos bas gone from 61% on the fourth allot j F ses Y ht a any oe nen, Ana) tend dmemeceiny at tetc anh Missouri: | 90. 09 | st evening to a tota oe 133%. Lowden had passed Wood, and ( | petra : : hy! earving TRAtGe’ CF Shel Lowden (18 Matwonen 00 | 00 07 votes to Wood’s 299, while Johnson had fallen from 140% to i] Depinning ta saee wenn seo forces that unless they came t Nevada ' 3 | 00 |00 ‘© The fifth and sixth balipte any unsolved ¢ mysteries of the Nace bes New Hi i - 00 00 | 00 selalel f) ‘pane Ie Sea him he would swing his support to} New itera hire. 00 | oo | 00 |WOOD EVEN MONEY Raswea wood White Aten se ’ ~* police. r bad ‘ ee | ‘ 8 ai Leonard Wood. 'This* caused some New Mexico ays OU 00 | 00 Those are the points to be solved in ete Te erence | an Nevavarn $5 | | 00 | 2) | IN WALL STREET; _|'st him on te sith. Two vote { conste 5 he Lowden camp, 4 5 | ne sixth ballot was 911% each fom + the murder North Carolina 15 00 | 00 where, however, the shre leaders North Dakota..... 4 | 00 | 00 LOWDEN AT 6 TO 5) Lowden and Wood, 110 for Johneom) WIT ay tosimoyve ter nig de regarded jt asa bluff and stood their| 48 Ohio oF | | 99 | 90 en | Harding, 85; Sproul, 11; Bath “47 ee : it as an od thelr 159 Oklahoma 18 | 00 | 00 ‘ 001 28; Py itl a hue ine es ground 190 Organ, f 00 | {00 | 00 |2 to 1 Quoted Against Johnson and | © ie polcueteneae pitts { low di in \76 P pants | | ze '* + La ‘ol P| haeeot On the other hand, the wood 8 Pennsylvania, 1020...) 09 92 55 | 310 4 Against Harding— | Du ron, 4; louver 6; Whe Se hn Tr aA oO? “GES GEYSER SIC rere Ee ec arwa ode Island | + * + Did he accompany Elwell home? Miss VIOLA KRAOS {MRS WALTER LEWISOHN leaders made every efort to capture| 1] South ( Salina IAT i & | | 00 | 00 Few Big Bets. toms, 1. ; How did the murderer leave the the Johneon delegates by point ne} 10 South Dakota 00 | | 00 | 00 ‘ vote on the seventh ballot j house? Miss Viola Kraus and her sist Mrs. Walter Lewisohn, , well out that Lowden would be named if/20 Tennessee 7 | 00 | 00 +, WOOD wae the even |, fonows: Lowden! 812%; What were Elwell’s movements af known In New York so were questioned by the police following they didn’t watch out |23 Texas | 9 | | 00 | 00 money favorite among the | 319: Johnson, Harding 1 ‘ ter leaving the Lewisohns and their the slaying of Joseph Bowne Elwell, clubman and ridge whist Conferences lasted until daybreak. | 8 Utah a HH 4 Wall Street betters th!s Janne Onio estan diner tae pe i ee ' friends in front of the Amsterdan’ authority. Elwell spent the evening preceding the murder with .Mr. Appointments for 1 A. M. and 2 A. M 1 Ne SL sae ts 8 | Reape morning, with Lowden close be- |i. tii bane 1 gaine os gt roof at 2 oclock yesterday morning? and Mrs. Lewisohn, Miss Kraus and four others at a New York root’ |and 4 A. M. were made by the re-|15 Weehington, ‘100! ¢ v0 | 00 | 00} | 90 | 14 hind him at 6 to 6 “| ‘The claims of both Wood and Lowa _ "Did he meet any one on his way garden. spective managers with the same in- | 16 we Virginia | 00 00 | 00 | 00 00:1 00 The odds against Johnson were | 4. ? f kane? This pwotograph of Miss Krans and Mrs, Le yhn was made at difference to the clock as if it were |26 Wisconsin 00 100} 1 | 00 | | oo] y quoted as £40 1, and- acme Gata den managers that they. would show : At what hour did he reach his Palm Beach | midday. " | 6 Wyoming ae he | 1 | 00 | 00 | 00 | 00 were made against him at 8 and |#!M8 on the fifth ballot which would Raine? — | Most of the conferences were tn] 2 Alas , Ha 1 | Hl | ie | 0 | 100 68 even 4 to 1. Bets were offered | insure the finish of the contest “on the By what method of transportation FAKE FIRE ALARM !ONE DEAD IN WAKE Senator Johnson's headquarters, The | 2 Pistrict of C polled ln besa pet 00 | 00 | against Harding at 3 to 1 and |*xth ballot were dissipated by-the he go home? California Senator was told by both| 5 P 0) 2 | 00 | against Sproul at the same odds, | ballot itself, The Johnson sti did he go } T 2 Philippine Islands 00; 2/00 | 00 | 00 00 | 00 Cs in strength, opi naihaGat any asamiea? STIRS FREEPORT, OF SUDDEN HEAT (sides tnat ne was in u. position toname | 5 porte Rico rs 1| 1/00 | 00 | 00 | 00 | 00 | ‘The reat of the candidates were |from which both Wood and Lowen + Why, after disrobing, did he go oa | | the next President of the United States, | = virtually out of the mace so far a claimed the bulk of their increase om. 1 ’ a A 21994. 7 e dis- bs of < downstairs from his bedroom on the | p.4:-5 Panartment Chases Fire De-; Hottest June 11 on Record. Fol- | But. of course, each meant Lowden or | 984 Grand Total 3124 12190451 4 | 00 | 16 the guesserg in the financial dis Lied es ballot, was not badly third floor to the drawing room on il Ove Wood. Necessary to nominate, 493. trict were concerned, mped. Wood madé not a single the fire Aoart partment All Over | lowed by Drop in Mercury In the meantime Senator Borah s=—Dipontls Only a few bets were made thia |#ain claimed for him last night and Was it because of the postman’s Town. | x Victims. served notice that he would not sup xx Kellogg 1 ‘ t morning, and these were mostly | the Lowden guins were far below $hé ‘ring or whistle? The little misunderstanding in Free-| partly’ cloudy and warm" was the| Port either Wood or Lowden because 2—Ward 1 | for small amounts. Big money -|fisures set by his managers before 4 Who are the three women said to) port, 1, between Motorcycle Pollee>| | action for this afternoon and to-|°f thelr campaign expenditures. In zt -Knox 1 | was said to be waiting, however, |the convention assembled. ¥ have keys to the Elwell house? man John Hahn and Driver Earl Paul- wus : ipa ‘ deed, the temper of the loyal Johnson y--La Follette 24 to be placed on one or other of the rn. Wood started off as a loner 68 ‘ Was the slayer the husband of ajsen of Hose No. 1 which arose late vehi’ ig Pope io As pi ~~ < men Is best flustrated by the remark ] two leaders after a few more | the sixth ballot, when a delegate fore yesterda, Afternoon When Bar! | noon. He added there was strong prob- : nem made in the dra : 00) ‘ woman who may have had a key to) 1c ven aluin Street Vokety | abliiy of thunderstorme this. after-| Wich one of them mude in the dra- |W ANITIE WINS AGAIN |CHAPLAIN PRAYS Sic ee wook him Colorado, but Ne plead the house Citable ‘or | noon. matic pause as the clerk called the | | » a vote in Delaware, elegate. id Elwell know. who murdered |#Pllt was all smoothed out to-day over | Min tie ats was 72 and at| roll of Mlssourl on the frat ballot OVER THE RESOLUTE! FOR DELIVERANCE ROSE SUFFERS toi, Georgia requested « poll of ‘hig malt ra RARE 1A nae RAE lb aprraa cleabedtin AH where ie MURE | SOAs nan ina Tee ie FROM HYPOCRISY PEN delegation which showed a loss of gale st of the Freeport Fire | until noon. The humidity showed] voice ‘from the Missouri delegation, | Gainy Her Third Vie ne long blast on the| sight signs of increasing and the wind he family of the murdered man fourth: TURN FOR WORSE! Wood.’ ‘Then’ Wood lost anather in Idaho and three in Indiana, while ind the police are at outs, The po- | Departmen ne entire convention waited tensely. | gin of 4 Minu , unable to find a-elue to the m power house whistle, signifying - fire | was from the saat, : ‘omising to pea “They are counting the cash & Nevonds. Every Vote Be Cast With] resent Lowden guined slightly. It was Bee witching back to the theory |!" the high school building at Grove mercury from. doing any unusual) shouted a Johnson man as the crowd 2 | pep Sense esponsi » — |Strain of Convention Too Much 10F] pinning to took a awit ide Panes ee tein ig, (and Ping Streets, It wag exactly 5| acrobatic stunts ssi ain iaaa tier | NEWPORT, R. L, June 12.—Vanitie Deep Sense of Responsibility, train f n me ; ms sah look as though the snipers ‘ ef suicide, no! sh Seas agpent he D> | orclock ‘The first real hot spell of the sum-|"° bly the Johnson men |#¢ofed her third victory in the severtn | He Beseeches Him—Two Doctors it | sot to the Wood forces last night aig 7 : ability to find the weapon with which |” pauisen wax at the railrogd station.| mer broke over the: city yesterday,| Unquestionably the Johnson men) i te son america's Cup Attendance. [Picked up @ lone private here Gigs Mr. Elwell was kille The family when he whjazed through the streets| when the mercury climbed to 90 de-| will never 60 to TORO: If Ne eT ee eri anu Aker OVATE CHICAGO, June 12 } bel : there. Every vote lost by Wood huit have now started an investigation of |yrahn, his speedometer at work, tore | at tween 6 and 7 o'cléck last|fornia Senator can prevent it. Lf) Geferse ee eee HEN the Republican Na- PHILADELPHIA, J 2-~The Pro" This chances desperately. His success their own to prove he was murdered. |after h The policeman said Paulsen | might, the hottest Jnue 11 on record. The does lean toward either of the {DORs markin was t muulil dane onal Convention came | jonged strain of the Republican Con-ldegended on at least holding his @mt * " They deny that there was any rga-|was going over sixty miles an hour.| victims of the unusual heatitwo main contenders, {t 1s toward /Mecons, on BAS Tide © petite tt al to order to-day, Chair vention has caused a sudden turn forluntil he’ could get a crack aiobhe cal ey Ms should have He was in his seat on the struck, ready |were reported yesterday, and to-day] Wood. ‘The Lowden men are shrewd she gay as 4) man Lodge roduced Bishop |i. wors the condition of Senator | Johnson reserves noe to s whe an him a| Amelia Lambs, sixteen ‘0. 46 h triangular one wo peaches and ¢ Niche ne . eer his own life. He wasn't bu'lt tart, wh Hahn handed % ‘enough to see that if Wood is named | Nicholson of Chicago, who prayed | a nis ale tage aot Tne ae 4 fo. . taken ; cepted 4 cat They adjourhed to the police | Street, Brooklyriy was overcome inj poy areas ae en bO fanaa oy toes areieces aon (eee ports to this effect wer e demand for a poll ef syqq Mig. that ‘way, they say tr ay an chon neck aber Capt. Hartman| front of No. 299 Broadway. She was at- | they & je ‘. ' nae \ a! ght ‘northeast wind waa biow NMGUSRINY Ad Ria : | spread thr nout the city to-day. igan delegation instructed for John. ‘he were in any fas UiMeultics | coiied up the powar house, Somebody |tended by Dr. Rosenfeld of Volunteer |P#isn management is concerned 1 th Bethe boule] Gacan (5 een uone Fay Color was given to them by the an-| 60D Dresaged the'disintemratign.ag the down there had mixed up standard and | Hospital, and sent home | ‘They may at the ingt moment be- | oo"! so.mile triangular course, Van-| i nce to lend viaien to : Me helo é nent that two of the Senator’s| C#lfornian’s squad, of Apiagates and rf vs ‘The nS end 'e d hea ware . oe —~ | h gates on th joor an ue pounce ™ he Joo De: (Continued on Second Page.) daylight saving tne The one lo Mi y rdy's heat ave was a | ‘ 2 J ite « more tha feel ame tek axa Physicians were in attendance at his| the Wood ‘people... picked, uy, dene pees) aca = ~|blast which si & high school fire | companied by freakish storms which} (Continued on Second Page.) ahead ° rgreat | He a é me early this morning. | When Michigan cape aexqas (wibby 1 ig also the sigt is 6 c t showered Manhattan in the vicinity of | time for Freepert’s. supper. apn i ; PQ RACU TR G at attaches ™ 1lith Street, was gaught betwe | New York promey ee nth Ime) fc There Wasi southern part of Central Park wich | wer © God,” said the Bishop, “let or - | votes, and the oy. wae beimBt sage Classified Advertisers |." ” _——— [large sized hailstones ALL IN VERA CRUZ query vols be cast with & Man Crash ain Cen ety AE Xow 0 CLOSING TIME “ ca it May thé men | floor of elevator and the ceiling j |tatea Kull suffered when he fell from atin ik RApiNA HON ie aks RoE Pp Hoe of the Guldihe ec No isn | TO Shey SP "Posi * 5.30 P. M. SHARP window neur which his mother had |Moculation of Entire Populati ditions 6¢ our scene Ropuell Strwot to-day. He was aggi-| CECH BERR AR e lnk ae SATURDAY FOR jj. .7e [ovine jovaity of a wito who) placed him to keep him cool, Anni Against Plague the Declaration of Indopendence.” | ¢ Injured and taken to Betttue | “Se Gey Pol Oh the asked that she be deported with her] Mooney, fifteen months old, is in th , : he 8OFG 1 Americans Lead Fig! | > Flospital, where it was sald some of his |tweeniHurding- abba ’ husband to take of. him until he] same hospital suffering {rom a frac e fs Becomes Men, Robert Tit Rr eRe v moHrding aor ki ", The SUNDAY WORLD’S should die, or to ‘die with him, disclosed | tured skull, received when she rollcd| VERA CRUZ “Inoculation | lee as ae jinuries are interna: amare and Uetiip sane tonto thi Ly 24 the { long concealed t 001 € [of all persons In with + pal gatatt 5 stung, Lip blag Wak Classified to-day the fact, #0 long cd | by |from a Hor fre encape at No | all persona in Vera Crit With Ft) sree gna a : aust efe & mers : | staude, inthe, Way gh H the authorities, that the husband, Cir where she had | virus N yw of M 1 Mra, Bdwit 10 of Weat éighborhood who fell in the World ey rhe | (0 tke Marth Matt ‘ : 1co Garelilan W leper, who hes beer r sbother to get cool he merican physicians nga 7 iw ree, wae 5 boda Be 1 t Tune vet ak: tne AdAMTocket ERO lott hil Advertisements }\\i2tutter at dosrmnine tince aint t ast | cored of nunoole Bina’ York, ws : Sate terse BRANCH OFFICES CLOSE The Garcillan ived. in’ the hl), Werk | Vera Cruz bas ded i} T ‘ w o aes _. toi é BEFORE 5 O'CLOCK colony here for a long time, ad ther WASHING Cen. districts for this eh z t ' i i fi ; y a c Positively no Classified Advertise. | Was no suspictor that the husband *vas| sus Bureau to-day announced the 1920 eine assigned to a number of phy Retna ieida’s eM 7 o Worid after 8.30 P. and there the authorities made the dis-| increase over 1910 of 2,983 or 39 [22 | possibte Precaution be taken T losmalga ® 1 as j — ; covery and returned the couple to this] cent, the dinease. ‘ mons, Cat nef . the By Advertising copy for The Sunday | city the wife, was _ —— The poor will be vaccinated free of Be Wamea erat DGAR RICE SURG OUGIS World should be in The World office } sent by the als of th 5 \oharge, but a all fee will be col- eos ties? cy bride gather latives of the men who ° iA ip wre = WORLD RESTAURANT, pee abla to pay: . ) HY ON OR BEFORE FRIDAY | Pot to, the steamship | fae pee y Loves: | gosaiai Yor, to-day, Baturday, June 1, |lecred from those sble to pay mupld will. make. thelr home tn ws Sfp luh N EVENING WORLD TY ES UN PRECEDING PUBLICATION |/be placed abourd ‘the sume. snip {Or | gran mig lade youn. 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