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THE TIMES: THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920
TONG HOLDING
' PIVOTAL VOTES,
i IS ONE RUMOR
CMeaarot June 9 Everything to
' fcet Jalwooib While there Is still
strong1 sentiment for Weed, -wise ones
' We prealfeting- turwdert or . Ceolidge.
Jehnson'R radicalism ta;ftlaylng havoe
i "with hlnli. It's ISO to 1 shot he Will be
.beateftt Another dark horse men
tioned is that "Handsome" Will
' Hays, national chairman The Con
; necticut delegation has not taken any
decided stand on any candidate, and
It is said as things stand now there
: will be a rag time vote.
Now an then It is heard that John
J T Klnir holds the key to the situa
; Uon with the Pennsylvania delegation,
' acting of Penrose.
Col. Vllnan has the job of his ltfs
OA the resolutions committee listening
. j to everything for and against th
' bear of Nations, prohibition and
; last, but not least, the recognition of
1 the Irish republic.
At the organisation of the com
j ralttee on revolutions Col. Ullman was
J eleered. Maretanr with. Senator Wat
son as chairman.
RrSSEIjIvO TOTED $5.
Domenieo Bussello, proprietor of a
poolroom at 1721 Main street, which
was raided as a gambling establish
ment yesterday afternoon by Cap
tain John O'Cannell and Sergeant
Daniel Poland, was .fined $5 'In the
City Court thi morning. Frank
Maida of 47 Tom Thumb street;
Prank friiia of 41 Thompson street,
and Vincent Qiovlnasso ef 128 Lex
ington avenue, alleged frenenters of
the place, were also fined $5. Peter
Gigliottl of 112 Highland avenue, who
was arrested as a frequenter, claimed
this morning that he was merely an
onlooker. . His case was nolled.
Bridgeport. Corau.
Thursday, June 10, 1920.
