coupled with a laudatory sentence for Roosevelt as the party nominee. ' Garner Double But when a balcony spectator shouted for a “few words" from National Chair- As Press Sees Issue DETECTIVE O’DEA CONGRATU- PARTY ROOSEVELT IS SURE man James A. Farley, marshal of the ARE DEFIED Dry PROHIBITION LATED BY MANY. PARTIES a victorious Roosevelt forces, there was chorus of loud "noes.” Editorial Opinions Take All Possible Directions, but Walker Aawrts Loyalty. OPPORTUNITY OE TAMMANY HALL Although he had described himself IN DRY CONVENTION Agree That Nation Faces Real Battle SEES as greatly fatigued, Farley hastened from a Chicago train to a seat on the on Prohibition Law. Tammany platform. He held a hand- and Democrats Platforms of Democrats and Sends Curry Independence shaking reception after the ceremonies Davis Recommends Econom- Republicans - I ---I and told Inquirers "Why I'm a member Held Great Greeting of Tammy Hall—a life member." ic as Basis Denounced for Wet BY BYRON PRICE, the vote, the question should be re- Republicans Day Expressing Too late for the celebration. Mayor independence Associated Press Staff Writer. garded as settled.” Walker brought back from the conven- The Sumter (S. C.) Item: "We believe for His a of for Political Action. Stand. 6.—The Chance Drys. Confidence. tion firm declaration party loyalty. CHICAGO, July prohlbltio! It (the repeal plank) will strengthen the "The convention has made Its choice.” debates which of the grea ; swept both party enormously." said the mayor. “I am a Democrat and. convention* In Chicago are con The Dallas (Tex.) Journal: "The By the As»ocl»ted Press. By the Associated Pres*. of any contingencies, I will The of an economic By the Associated Press. party Irrespective development , party will have to stage its hardest 5.—Gow, vote as I i Unuing now in almost every communlt; INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 5 —With NEW YORK, July Roosevelt the Democratic ticket, always situation In the Philippines which would INDIANAPOUS, July 5—Clinton W , fights In these (Southern) States.” have done.” with a the o Democrats and Re- told Tammany Hall, cham- of ferocity lifting question The Memphis (Tenn.) Commercial advocating repeal yesterday He said would about a promote the economic Independence Howard, delivering the keynote address ' he require the future of the law* to a nev "The Democrats deserve victory committed to resubmission, of Alfred E. 8mlth and Mayor re- was of the dry Appeal: publicans pion week to prepare his answer to the the Islands recommended by Dwight today at the opening session on cer- j eminence in national politics. their platform alone. The only the Prohibition party holding its three- Walker, he felt assured that powerful moval charges In the hands of Gov. W. Davis, former governor general of Prohibition national convention, 1 talnty In the party's Editorials gathered by the As*oclate< Republican liquor plank national convention here today sees would “follow the banners" Roosevelt and that he believed the the Pacific group. In a report to the [ Is the of the Federal Gov- day organization hurled a challenge at the wet element Press from hundreds of large and smal overlordship Governor would take two weeks to de- War Department made public yesterday. emment in of a an handed to it on a platter of Democracy In the Roosevelt presi- of the two newspapers disclose that among all thi : the control police regu- opportunity cide what course to follow. The mayor Mr. Davis paid tribute to the progress major parties. latlon. The Rochester. N. Y„ man attacked issues raised in the party platforms The menace involved will make in the campaign ahead. dential campaign. expressed a desire for speedy disposi- made In betterment by the Filipinos b< . many Southerners, of their both the Republican and Democratic prohibition—or, rather, what shall regardless It was the determination of heads of Tammany applauded the message, but tion of the matter. themselves, the results of which, he said with done about the absorb- belief about prohibition, think hard.” are "far national platform planks dealing prohibition—is an otherwise gave the Roosevelt candidacy exceeding anything comparable the party to offer attractive rallying In the question. ing topic of local comment and agita- Differ a mixed history.” liquor Opinions Widely. for sentiment of the nation, response. •'We are ready to meet them on the tion in every State. point dry The Governor telegraphed Leader Addressing himself to Philippine In- The Shreveport (La.) Times says the SHRINE IS DEDICATED prohibition issue in constitutional form Many of the newspapers speak of th< they say, that led them to approach John F. Curry a greeting to Tammany ’s dependence. Mr. Davis declared many anc the Nation It at the polls,” he declared. Democratic plank favoring repeal repeal plank "gives what Senator William E. Borah of Idaho with tradltlon-laden Independence day cele- political and economic problems must the Republican plank favoring submis- wants,” while the Marshall Mes- he at re- Fort Necessity, Scene of Washing- be solved by the people themselves, 400 Present. (Tex.) a view to him to head the bration, said, Tammany's sion as presenting the one paramoum inducing DETECTIVE LARRY O’DEA. adding that “without economic stability, about senger declares the convention "voted quest. ton’s First Marked. Accredited delegates numbering question to be decided in November ticket for President. —Star Staff Photo. “The Democratic party of this coun- Battle, any new political relationship will be were when National Chair- even to split the party wide and the Dan former Governor of if to 400 present overshadowing the presidents open," Moody, try,” said Roosevelt, “has enrolled to- UNIONTOWN, Pa., 5 greatly hampered, not doomed whacked down the was considered as a Headquarters Detective O'Dea July (JP.— man D. Leigh Colvin outcome. Charlottesville (Va.) Daily Progress Texas, possible Larry day against Influences which are re- failure at Its inception.” to order. from the is of the of America, gavel calling the convention took a middle course by that candidate for Vice President receiving plenty congratulations acts of commission and Catching spirit early "In my opinion.” he said, "measures a Disagree on Importance. predicting these since Jack sponsible by Colvin came to the rostrum alter Bishop Cannon probably would join the same motives. If neither of these two days, particularly Gar- omission for most of our existing trou- 20,000 persons from half a dozen should be adopted as soon as possible devoted to conferences Three who with this view the leaders hope to draft ner was nominated for Vice President to busy morning disagree Republicans again, “but apparently with accepts party bles—an enemy still controlled by those states, civil and military leaders and bring about the progressive develop- of sup- take three directions: A few contend a some other names in national on the Democratic ticket. designed to elicit expressions vastly less brave display than four potent interests of personal greed which are ment of a firm economic base, not de- K. Borah of there is no difference in effect betweer The veteran chief of the representatives of the French and port, for Senator William years ago.” politics. robbery primarily responsible for present condi- ! pendent upon outside aid, upon which candi- the two hold that nc also was showered with atten- Idaho as the party's presidential planks. Others While some papers. Including the Re- squad tlons. They stand arrogrant, Intolerant British governments assembled yester- the islands could develop their economic to real in The National Chairman. tion after the Garner wet statement. date The national chairman hoped referendum Is possible the pres- publican Colorado (Colo.) Ga- as was the British of 156 future. If then their future Springs a government day for the dedication of Fort Neces- political from the leaders of ent because the Among the minor problems which the "Hi, Jack,” called group of bonus was gain assurances campaign prohibition zette, declare “the Democrats did what years ago. of first bat- status to be independence, they Borah issue is with economic has to thresh out is the marchers, loitering about Hill sity—scene Washington's various dry organizations that intertwined grave the Republican convention wanted to party question Capitol tle. would have an Independent economic if he con- Still other* out that of who is national chairman. D. Leigh the other day, as O'Dea passed on of- Smith Measure. would be given their backing problems. point do,” many among the most stanch pro- Applauds Veterans of the foundation upon which to build. If it of the it is Colvin, elected chairman in the 1928 flcial “when do we our wars, patriotic sented to make the race for President regardless outcome, Congres; hibition advocates assert that both na- business, get because we are and was to be some form of in “Yet, undaunted, societies and state officials in partnership ticket. and not the President or party conven- tional campaign, has taken the lead making beer?” we have had joined on the prohibition conventions were unduly influ- because the vision in our the ceremonies freely entered Into between the islands tions which must act to convention but Wiliam O'Dea, who Is accustomed to colorful marking the The keynote address by Mr. Howard if there is b< enced by wet galleries and the excite- arrangements, being great platform boldly to declare our and the United States, they would be F. of Rockville Center, N. Y„ mistaken for the from j conclusion of the two-day program was filled with biting sarcasm directed actual revision. ment of the moment. Varney Representative own bill of rights, and because most on an and a the restored fort as partners equal independent and No evidence of an actual shift in the the party's candidate for President four Texas, replied with negative shake of we a commemorating at the wets of both the Republican The Hoqulam (Wash.) Washingtonian of all fight in just cause, I am basis. of years ago, also has taken a prominent his head, feeling he should not take “an altar of national patriotism.” Democratic parties. party alignments partisan newspa- declares the repeal plank was adopted confident that we will win the coming "While this development might take Is in some a in advantage of the resemblance to em- pers presented, although "in wave of hysteria” and predicts part leadership. struggle, as did those who signed our a little more time than would satisfy Yield No Privileges. sections of the South the editors warn The party traces a history almost as a personal that "more sober days will come.” Sim- phasize purely opinion. Independence declaration of so many the Impatient in both countries, a few the wets no that the Democrats of schisms, and old as that of the Republican party. “Oh, we know you, Jack,” they called HAGUE TO BACK TICKET "We deny to right wet-dry ilarly. the Stockton (Calif.) Independent years ago. years are insignificant In the lifetime de- seme of the Even before the Civil War the idea was "come on now and tell was ours under the Constitution,” Republican independent refers to the Democratic convention as good-naturedly, “I am proud to have been chosen as of nations. An assured Instead of an "We to them in originated of making prohibition the us—when do we get our beer?” clared the keynoter. yield journals anti-prohibition territory having been “swept off its feet by wet the standard bearer In that fight. I am JERSEY CITY, N. J.. July 5 (/P).— uncertain future would well justify the that were not available to condemn central principal of a political party, O'Dea, whose ruddy countenance and no privileges Republican "pussyfooting’ oratory,” and the Rochester (N. Y.) assured that the society of Tammany Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City has i waiting. Hasty and llladvised action We the of the and flirt with the Democratic and in 1856 Myron H. Clark was elected cast of features bears a resem- to the drys. deny right repeal Democrat and Chronicle striking will follow the banners when the cause returned from the Democratic National might bring disaster in its train.” complains that Governor New York on an "anti- to the detec- the Constitution by of blance Garner’s, — - ■ wets to take out of plank. dry sentiment the "was although of real democracy is at stake." Convention with the avowed intention » among delegates a short cuts what One considerable of no ” dramshop” ticket. tive is of larger build, is most often some unconstitutional group presum- given opportunity to express itself On the bunting-draped rostrum the I of supporting the Roosevelt-Garner j The first convention was in 1889, mistaken when he abroad one It took the drys by constitutional meth- ably wet advocates analyze both party A the big goes in which followed the ticket. Cats, Dogs Denver (Colo.) Post, States applause reading Carry Propaganda. 100 venrs to Dut In.” planks to assert that national I hint fe7'at a however, when delegates from 20 of the Police Department’s large motor the was 1 prohibi- j well organized wet lobby. of message Joined by former He would not amplify a statement Communists In Warsaw, Poland, are centered on a move tion is doomed. are answered "The attended. In 1870 prohibition tickets cruisers. Convention hopes They by Democrats need money and lots Gov. Smith, who was the center of a I to that effect in but his cats and to militant insist were named in six States, and in 1872 Then old ladies, enthusiastic tour- Chicago, polit- using dogs spread propa- the national temperance drys, who the Chicago of 11 , to unite great j finance their 1932 campaign," personal ovation, but who still pre- ical associates confirmed the fact he ganda. The Communist* are reported in of Senator conventions both were swept wet the party named its first presidential ists and sometimes even casual ac- organizations support by says the Post, "and the only source of served his strict silence on the Roose- held no resentment over his unsuccess- to attach to the necks of the and that second will ticket. quaintances of Garner point him out pamphlets Borah for the presidency. hysteria thoughts revenue they can find Is the booze velt nomination. ful to nominate Alfred E. animals, cut their tails and lib- in conferences be best. j Prohibition party candidates for and try to pass the time of day. attempts badly Mr. Colvin has engaged ! interests which are to From the principal orator, Senator Smith. erate them. The of the are willing spend President and Vice President have been For 10 years now O’Dea has been pain-racked quadru- with representatives temperance Many and varied the descriptions millions In a to Robert F. came fight repeal prohibition.” entered in national for Wagner, words of He went directly to his Summer home peds run until exhausted and who are here, designed to gain attached to the two by editorial every campaign mistaken Garner, although the re- people groups planks praise, both for the Roosevelt and at Deal to rest up from the of who take on them read to the Idaho writers as assess Tnalanned since that year. semblance never excited so much at- rigors pity the propa- advance pledges of support they attempt to the by Stampede. Smith administrations In New York the tention or called forth so convention. ganda. Senator if he will accept the party's results at the polls in November. The Cincinnati (Ohio) Times Star President. many con- Is Candidates (or before. l-—- nomination. not gratulations worried whether •' Rejoice in Big Citie*. the conventions James ■■■■■■•- Not Its candidates have been; Plans Disclosed. were The dailies of New stampeded. It says: Black, Pennsylvania, 1872; Gen. Green who has refused to support the big city York, Borah, "The was Smith, 1876; Gen. Neal ticket because Chicago and kindred industrial cen- country stampeded Into Clay Kentucky, Republican presidential ters unite in one shout of Dow, Maine. 1880; John P. St. John, Hi Ho! Folks on rejoicing prohibition; It Is fair that It of the platform's declaration prohi- that enough Kansas, 1884; Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, Wash- both conventions went further 1 bition, conferred with Colvin in should be stampeded out.” New Oen. toward the wet side than expected be- Jersey, 1888: John Bid well, GARNER has revealed WILE neither RESI Sunday, but ington forehand. This view is far from unan- The attention given prohibition by California, 1892; Joshua Levering. what, if was decided. Those I GUARANTEE anything, imous, however, even the Na- ! both conventions, at the expense of Maryland, 1896; John C. Woolley, you've with the Senator’s views believe among f familiar tion's largest and most influential pressing economic problems, arouses Illinois, 1900; Silas G. Swallow, Penn- will decline the nomination. pa- seen SOME he pers. wide Indignation, particularly among sylvania, 1904; Eugene W. Chafln, SHIRT who returned here yesterday, Colvin, “The American must the dry editors. Wisconsin, 1908 and 1912; J. Frank he believes Senator people decide BEFORE last CAMPAIGN said night whether want to "Both are In Hanley. Indiana, 1916; Aaron S. Wat- SALES in this votes as a they stop prohibition platforms wrong giving man's Borah would poll 10,000,000 so kins. Herman P. Mis- Entirely, and leave the way open to much weight to liquor,” says the Ohio, 1920; Faria, candidate for President on the Prohi- and William F. the saloon and old conditions,” say* Detroit (Mich.) News. The much souri, 1924, Varney, town this season. bition ticket. New York, 1928. to Go to the Kansas City Star, "or whether , smaller Washington (Ind.) Herald Speaker Texas ' The movement to draft Borah drew The mark in vote they will hold the benefit* that have agrees: “The prohibition Question should party's high-water o u some from persons, described Y v e seen opposition been gained under prohibition and dis- be disposed of, but it Is nothing short gathering wag in 1892 when 263,480 Home When larger as a of the prohibition group, j were Congress minority card its abuses under a moderate of colossal crime that it Is being allowed votes cast for Gen. Bldwell. Al- feel the candidate should cdme who change of the existing system.” I to push all other considerations Into though the issue of free silver split sales than this one— from within the party ranks, as is cus- its The San Francisco Chronicle declares ! the background.” the party the following campaign, Adjourns. tomary'- the chief party difference is "that the In the same vein, the Yuma (Ariz.) presidential candidates received more much I Committees to draft a platform and the cam- larger—but Republican platform seeks to the Sentinel observes that “It will be fine than 200,000 votes in each of attend to other convention business keep prohibition question out of party poli- for the politicians if they can slip the paigns of 1900, 1904, 1908 and 1912. By the Associated Press. ■were formed at State caucuses preced- Prohibition convention was GUARANTEE J tics, where it does not belong, and in voters a little beer and make them The party Speaker John Nance Garner Is going you've ing the opening session. which it cannot be their and the Ana- the first in which woman delegates re- settled, while the forget troubles,” to take a rest In the ceived the same as men. sunshine of Texas not seen Major Parties Denounced. Democratic party seeks to drag it into heim (Calif.) Bulletin bemoans the recognition anything that the election.” The Los turn of affairs as follows: Aside from prohibition the party has before he enters the campaign for the The major parties were scored at a presidential Angeles Times remarks: "It seems unreal, un- advocated woman suffrage, prison re- vice can touch it mass meeting last night for their pro- impossibly presidency. for sheer to as American and almost ludicrous that the form, lower railroad rates, postal savings hibition stands. Colvin said, “The Re- “Unsatisfactory prohibitionists At present he does not plan any ex- was the Republican platform, the Dem- of this should in these banks, regulation of interstate cor- wret plank means that Mr. people country tensive but Democrats and publican ocratic plank leaves them nowhere to times of stress be with such porations, civil service reform, cheap tours, already brilliance, variety Hoover, who approved it and whose seeking go except into the Republican ranks, fiendish determination to restore alco- letter postage and Income tax in its throughout the country are urging him close associates and appointees drafted or and this will do wholesale in hol to its throne. What a platforms. to make speeches in a number of value. Cash, it and whose advisers promoted it in they by country! big charges many States.” What a situation!” cities. the convention, is the most conspicuous Among tn? smaller the The friends of national As soon as possible after C. O. turn-coat since Benedict Arnold." Journals, prohibition, Congress D.s, prices just Mitchell (S. Dak.) Evening on the one Its enemies on adjourns, Oamer will to to 4 Other speakers were Mrs. Jesse W. Republican side, and go Albany argues that “the one FILM BEATUY AIDE confer with Gov. Franklin Roosevelt on Nicholson, of the Women’s Republican proposal the other, try to outdo another the same. president is much more to secure for the Then he will Democratic Law Enforcement League; likely repeal with the sharpness of their words of plans campaign. than that of the Democrats.” while the commendation and return to to wind de- Mrs. F. I. Johnson of New York, and condemnation. TO ACTOR Washington up Wausau (Wls.) Record Herald agrees MARRIED tails at the office. former William D. Up- Speaker’s Representative that “the direct repeal plank of the Repeal Plank Hailed. shaw of Georgia. Tired Session. "gvU+j*'' * Democratic platform Is calculated to “The Democratic Is a by Long A number of delegates to a two-day repeal plank delay rather than hasten repeal of the Mme. TTlvect's to Somewhat wearied the and of the Women’s National Com- sign of the return of common sense,” Sylvia Wedding by long meeting eighteenth amendment,” and the Helena hectic seven months of this session of mittee for Law Enforcement, which tMont.) Independent, with says the Youngstown (Ohio) Vindicator. Edward Leiter at Congress, Garner is anxious to home ended here announced plans disagreeing Egremont, go yesterday, both, says: "The first definite and decisive to- to Uvalde. He is always refreshed to remain for the Prohibition party step by Is Announced. a stay in the climate. convention. The women’s group Foresee Real Issue. ward national prosperity,” is the way Mass., invigorating II The Fishing trips in a much-battered flivver, Materials a “platform” calling upon Con- cannot be one the Seattle (Wash.) Times adopted "They compared. The Daily speaks too, give him rest and relaxation. TomOrrOW 8 A.M. to and defend the Con- of the gress" support is a definite pledge—the other is mean- repeal indorsement. Says the the Press. By Associated Garner does not want to make many WHIP DOTS .... stitution against a noisy minority who, Philadelphia (Pa.) Record. “No citi- ingless.” NEW YORK, July 5.—The marriage speeches. He feels that through the At All 3 Stores—1005 Pa. Ave. for appetite and greed, would break Certain it is that editors scattered zen could ask more.” The Baltimore IMPORTED of Mme. Sylvia Ulvect, former Holly- radio candidates can reach more people SILK „ down the Union.” over a wide are con- (Md.) Sun "Down very territory Evening applauds: masseuse advisor to on real issues. On the other he wood and beauty hand, ... 1744 vinced a real inter-party issue has been with spies; up with beer. In essence, SHANTUNGS Pa. Ave. and Cor. 14th and motion picture stars, to Edward Leiter, contends that even on an extensive Eye presented to the electorate. Says the that is the prohibition plank the Demo- actor, was announced tour, without the aid of the radio, a DUO-TWISTS . . . Worcester (Mass.) Evening Gazette: cratic party adopted. All honest men today. IN The ceremony was at candidate can hardly get his word to BOMB CHARLESTON “The election is to turn very will rejoice.” performed going 1. Charlotte more than 200,000 persons. SHANTUNG A A on And on Egremont, Miss., July largely the question of prohibition.” the other side of the ques- Garner Granville, was the at- probably will make his head- . . And the Salt Lake (Utah) Telegram: tion: “In adopting the repeal plank, the actress, only BROADCLOTHS , DEVISED BY EXPERT tendant. The to return to quarters In Washington during the 1 I 11 11 I “Upon this (Democratic) frank expres- Democratic convention took an ex- couple plans New York after a brief latter part of the campaign, and will OX-A-TEENS .... i/ VJ sion toward prohibition the outcome of tremely unwise step,” says the Chata- honeymoon. ^ V/ Mme as she Is known in make at least one radio speech here. the presidential election will probably nooga (Term.) News. "The situation is Sylvia, TROON MADRASES -- West on the left As far as receiving the official noti- Apparatus Found in Virginia hinge.” And the Cherokee (Iowa) the result of a huge expenditure of Hollywood and radio, Holly- to fication of his nomination, Garner feels Daily Times: "The wet or dry issue is money on the of men who wood several months ago, coming part expect that his message to the convention ac- State Called “Per- apt to be the issue.” The to reap a rich harvest from the traffic New York to devote her time to radio Capitol overshadowing cepting it was sufficient. He believes to Danville (Va.) Bee sees in the issue if it is restored, and overconfidence on and writing. $2 $3.50 that the less flubdub about the cam- r.::::: fect Machine.” "the vehicle through which victory or the part of the in the Ada The bridegroom Is a son of Mrs. Ella - drys,” joins paign and the nomination the better. CHECK-TONES . . . defeat of the party will be brought (Okla.) Evening News. Leiter of Los Angeles, and a nephew of j about” Many of those who protest against the late Joseph Leiter, Chicago flnancer. Candidate for Congress. By the Associated Press "The issue is says the Au- the Democratic He was from the joined,” repeal plank believe, graduated University Meanwhile, he will continue as a 5.— rora Beacon-News. “The wet and of Southern and also CHARLESTON. W. Va„ July (111.) with the Albuquerque iN. Mex.) Morn- California, candidate for the next from said the time issue is laid the studied In and Vienna. He Congress ^ State Police last night dry down,” agrees j lng Journal that the proposal contains Budapest the fourteenth Texas district, which M M the basement Janesville (Wis.) Gazette. “Now that no in work WARWICK B'DC'THS bomb apparatus found in real safeguards and that "the saloon has been theatrical for several he has served for 30 The MEN’S years. SHIRTS new the people know precisely where one would of the $10,000,000 capitol building return." years. primaries are on the last of stands on Federal Saturday DUO-TONES. was made by an expert. party prohibition, "Repeal of prohibition means a re- this month. Garner’s idea is to can vote and settle the keep (japt. Marry A. cooper expiauieu they straight turn of the saloon,” insists the Wheel- the 6,000 voters In his dis- NOTTINGHAM issue." concludes the St. Louis (Mo.) Republican the device is a “perfect machine of the ing (W. Va.) News. "The Democratic trict from a successor to him. Post MRS. M’CORMICK DIES electing BROADCLOTHS . . designed to ignite explosives. It Dispatch. plank does not in fact provide against Not until has will type as what Congress adjourned a when a This note of clarity to just- return of the saloon and ■was made to throw' spark the evils of he make statement on KIRK MADRASES . . the controversy is all about is not, any public poli- clock expanded. an unregulated liquor traffic,” agrees tics. He holds that he Is too at spring however, unanimous. The Wllkesbarre FROM HEART ATTACK busy Meanwhile, investigators scrutinized the Syracuse, (N. Y.) Post Standard. his as of the House. (Pa.) Record voices the sentiment of present job Speaker PIQUES. the in which the bomb was The New York, (N.Y.) Daily News, on The that the Texan paper a considerable number of publications, suggestion speak the other hand, complains because the in San Francisco and New CELANESE. wrapped widely scattered, when it says that the Chicago, The list of a Philadel- Democrats advised against return of Mother of Publisher of Chicago York the Is subscription two planks “provide for exactly the same during campaign supported KENDALE B’DC'THS is be- the saloon at all. asking why and State by a number of Democratic House lead- phia foreign language publication process of determining whether liquor checked. continued to which wants the old days back should Tribune Passes Away ers. include Mc- BROADBRIDGE ing Troopers shall or shall not be brought back, that They Representatives the The bomb was not be permitted to have them. Duffie of Alabama and Warren of North building. con- . patrol is. by giving the people, In State Paris. BROADCLOTHS . an electrician. in Carolina, who claim the of the found Sunday by ventions, the right to decide.” Looks Only to Congress. people country want to see the Texan. KESWICK B'DC’THS A overlooked - Little Difference Seen. point by many editors ...... »---- is the By the Associated Frets "Both parties stand equally for lib- made by Cumberland, (Md.) PENHAM B'DCLOTHS when it “The national NEW WORLD PEACE eralization of the eighteenth amend- Daily News says: PARIS, July 6.—Mrs. Katherine JAMES N. HILL DIES conventions do not write constitutional Medill McCormick, mother WOOL-FILLED ment," says the Lewiston (Me,) Eve- of Col. Rob- i amendment*. TTiese are ert R. of the ning Journal, and down in Texas the prepared by McCormick, publisher BROADCLOTHS . . so Career of Son of Famous Railroad PLAN IS PROPOSED Houston Chronicle puts it this way Congress. The issue is indubitably Chicago Tribune, died here early injected into the campaign this year yesterday following a heart attack SLUB-WOVEN "Under the platform adopted by Pioneer Ends. or that no candidate in either branch can Funeral are either the the Demo- arrangements awaiting . Republicans BROADCLOTHS . Secretary in Spain Says crats, the ultimate power to reject or afford to pussyfoot on It." word from Col. McCormick at Chicago NEW YORK. July 5 UP).—James Nor- Itague same Victor Murdock’s ratify rests with the people themselves On the theme, man Hill, 62, son of the late James J. WOVEN MADRASES . Educational Methods Will In precisely the same way, whichever ! Wichita, (Kans.) Eagle asks "everybody Daughter of Joteph Medill. Hill, the transportation magnate, and . plank you academically prefer.” interested again to remember that the CHICAGO, July 5 UP). — Mrs. himself a bagk and railroad director, WOVEN OXFORDS a cannot be launched before Be Adopted. There is notable editorial hesitancy issue itself Katherine Medill McCormick, who died died early yesterday at his Long Island SHADOW-STRIPE about forecasting the results at the polls the Nation except by Congress.” was the of estate. He had been in poor health — In Paris, daughter Joseph I in November. Many dailies, like the Whatever the merits of the whole Medill, publisher of the Chicago I for weeks. BROADCLOTHS . . By the Associated Press. the Washington (D. C.) Evening Star, | discussion, and whatever the outcome, Tribune from 1856 until his death in A native of St. Paul, Minn., he be- Martinez content themselves with merely review- the editors by the hundreds that his as a clerk MADRID. July 5.—Eduardo ;! agreed 1899. gan railroad service the of the two a real war and Alcnso. secretary of Spam's 'World ing provisions planks prohibition impends, Her girlhood was spent In historic after graduating from Yale University the Democratic a; be over soon. The edi- Peace League.” announced Spain soon determining offering that it will not associations. Her father was a close in 1893. In 1905 he became vice presi- Skirt Bears Our Own ' "wet” and the as not of the time it will take ^C,n nt °-^ Every Lakel—Every expected to offer the world a peace plan Republican quite torial estimates friend of Abraham Lincoln's and the dent and later a director of the North- and Plain ^h,ltCS ! so and the reader tc at decision on constitu- Colors In which educational methods would “wet," leaving to arrive any family was intimate with that of Oen. ern Pacific. Skirt it out for himself The tradi- 2 prc.Skrunk-Every Skirt Tailored— int-umational conferences. I work j tional prohibition range from to 10 Grant's when the His the former supplant - i he occupied White widow, Marguerite • Rochester N. Timet “The world has failed to achieve tionally dry Y.) i years. House. Sawyer Fahnestock, survives. ■ J! Not Made I Union concludes its editorial thus it is unanimous, that V Merely peace bv means of the League of Na- Meantime, too, As the wife of Robert S. McCormick, "The net result is to emphasize th< I is now an of tions’ Disarmament Conference.” he prohibition integral part whom she survived, she spent many PHONE HARRY—NAt. wet of the Democratic at of the ORDERS—CALL 0151—Br. 2 said “Our proposes to offer a | position party the partisan political set-up years in courts. Her husband league to the course European DEDICATE NEW SPAN • approved by th< a circumstance which the start toward peace from the ground up.” opposed country, was Minister from the United States Reoublican convention.” sees fit to de- He said Premier Manuel Azana, for- | Peoria (Illinois) Journal to Austria, Russia and France and at Others are bolder. The Oil City (Pa.) thus: HENDERSON. Ky., July 5 UP).— mer Foreign Minister Alejandro Ler- j scribe one time served as first Derrick states it as the general opinior suffered from secretary under Governors LafToon of Kentucky Handmade Silk-Lined roux and other celebrated "The Nation has prohi- Ruby 5,000 Spaniards Robert T. Lincoln at the Court of St ' that the Democratic pronouncemem as a moral issue. It now bids and Harry G. Leslie of Indiana headed The . were backing the plan. bition James. Styles "will be the greatest asset of the Demo- suffer from as a officials of the two states at the dedi- Senor Lerroux expects soon, Senor fair to prohibition Her son. Col. Robert R. McCormick. cratic party in the coming campaign.’ cation of the new bridge Alonso said, to present a bill to Con- political issue.” Is tha editor and of yesterday COLLAR ATTACHED but adds that the Democrats shoulc |; present publisher across the Ohio River. NEW ir\ gress asking that 10 per cent of the the Chicago Tribune. Another son is a workable plan. The Sal The which connects Evans- costs of Spanish armaments be dedi- present the late United States Senator Medill bridge, Lake City (Utah) Deseret News predict ville and Henderson, was Informally
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