THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. June 2.—bfioderate prices for food and an ironclavct agree- Denunciation. on First Ballot. dent's Policy Only, Observers ment not to serve liquor are out- Hhe By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. standing the SilUothrop of re:»ftaurant 2.— Hflom'mtarh Believe. features ST. PAUL, Minn.. NEW YORK. June David Ladd June 2.—Plans Rockwell, concessions at the national .Demo- were going ahead today for national campaign man- cratic granted to David ¦ the na- ager for William G. McAdoo, sent the convention tlonal of i.antinberg, members of the New r convention the Parmer- following statement frera Chicago JULL DICTATE STRATEGY York convention committee an- . Labor progressive group under the yesterday, which was given out at the headquarters here; nounced last night. , leadership of William Mahoney, St. McAdoo Stanley J. Quinn, chairman of “The Democratic south can re- vice Paul Labor leader, to be be the committee, the ; held here lied upon to give to Mc- 50 50-Rcee Executive Sure to Have Whip declared obtuse in June 17 to a party William G. Cool Stick for strict discuss third Adoo not fewer on the contract providing the* ; movement for the general elections In than 232 votes enforcement of the prohibftkm. law November. the first ballot. Eventually, it is Hand at Cleveland. is words, con- assured the will not left merely to the At a meeting of the executive com- south throw Its un- cessionaire being compelled to do- mittee of divided strength and enthusiastic be for- the Minnesota Farmer- support to the BY FREDERIC WILLIAM posit a substantial bond to yesterday it was Californian. WILL'. by ¦ Labor Federation feited in the event of violatitois decided to hold the convention despite “In the south McAdoo has swept Sf Willow Furniture Though not yet formally con- employes. eight states: Kentucky. ™Tsu!so either himself or his a statement by Senator Robert La Georgia. 28: structed. the republican national Kollutte< Wisconsin recently, de- 26: Tennessee. 24: North Carolina, 24; Dainty dinnerware service of American of Oklahoma, 20; * tVirginia’s the, is not Con- gathering, and did not fill the place 34 votes will com* to This style ot furniture is Coolidge.’* Shrewd appreciation of the find that convention on McAdoo, after complimentary is a remarkably low price for such fine gress : canuiot the executive committee made a bal- Republican political situation, rather that Coolidge vetoes vacant by the refusal of J. A. Hopklna lot for Senator Glass, and Arkansas* quality. noted for its lightness and be overridden at Cleveland as ruth- of New York, of the com- 18 votes will be cast okiM fectio*. nrtk htf than idolatrous reverence for the Pres- lessly as on Capittol Hill. Noees chairman for McAdoo and is espe- | mittee of forty-eight, to participate after Senator Robinson has been jjjgHKre*' durability, ident. will dictate the strategy of the have been carefully counted. ITie convention. complimented." are in the organization politicians In President's friends not anxio-ss. command - They are only anxious to avoid ant at Cleveland. Many of them arc thing that might foreshadow a partly Ui>c‘ » Coolidge's split. They want peace at Cleveland RUSS PROTEST CHURCH. DIPLOMAT’S SON friends —like Butler of KILLED. Mahogany“ ’ Others are nominally and during the campaign—but pcaia Finished Its striking appearance Massachusetts. on the Coolidge supporters—like I.odge terms. Curb By Cable to The Star Dally his of Massa- of the "paramount issues' Communists Anti-BeUgious and Chlcaco v lends readily to One New*. Copyright, 1994. Serving JL rays itself the chusetts and Watson of Indiana. that the Presidents supporters ar« Propaganda. necessary, CHRISTIANIA. June 2.—The most But eventually be snugly prepared, if to make a. of eldest • e< rn ¦all difficult decorative all will th Norwegian to i last-ditch fight for is his world MOSCOW, June 2.—Among the more England,, j fVogt,r minister .seated on the Coolidge band wagon, as significant was killed today schemes, and its color court program. Mr. Coolidge enun- resolutions passed by the attempting a parachute In Special, far party platform Is con- over again congress leap at an as the ciated that program all Communist party (just end- aviation field just outside on Memorial Day at Arlington. That ed, is one forbidding anti-religious Christiana. cerned. fel om a hei * of speech in away was a "Stop, Look propaganda in any form among the meters. i tT ht 600 gone the His body was found in Word has forth that message to the Senate peasantry. a for an fjord. the C only and Listen" i As substitute President will, and can, stand irreconcilable*, who recently have i anti-religous campaign the resolution sects. Qass cov- sary to harmonize with on a platform that typifies and ac- been building a little anli-leaguci recommends dissemination of knowl- claims Coolidge policies from A to Z. world court of their own. edge on natural science in Its bear- 1 1 ered. Handles its surroundings. It is the custom to adopt the plat- !‘.ifig upon agriculture and good crops. Has Astute Polities. form before the presidential candidate The resolution is designed to re- the ill feeling of the peasants is nominated. When the time comes In addition to desiring to be con- move to anoint as party's the Communists, who do not | him the 1924 a policy he Calvin Coolidge will sistent in advocacy of has recognize religion, and to combat the * standard-bearer j Fit* E«1 <•' fLAFLIN cushions, belief prevalent among peasantry j Artificial for while insur- •find awaiting him a set of national often proclaimed. President Coolicfige the j Imported China Tea Cups ~X v %\\y clearly with ttaat their crops and general welfare Eyes *0 principle™ as identified has astute politics in mind. He mcaais as they were part of 1 depend upon acts of Providence. his views if to advantage and Saucers one of his messages to Congress. have the that comes ? Claflin Optical Co. cuyci^bmkg. Anv man or set of men at Cleveland from priority in the selection of ths; pull a prop from be- Liner Breaks Down Off England, ¦2sc for Both who attempt to world court He believes thaot j This Stick Willow Chair, The Table Illustrated, $14.50. neath that of a platform will issue. PLYMOUTH, England, June 2. kind come Exceptional value; the entirely by hand, he steam-rollered into submission the Democrats will not out The Cunard liner Ausenia, with 365 $13.50. Made •with neatness and dispatch. The squarely for the whole league of na- . passengers, which left Plymouth last j popular ovide shape, of selected foreign willow. Rockers, $13.50 to $2l. persuasion to be used will take the in 1924, as they did in , night for Cherbourg and London, is i f white representations Coolidge tions 1930. But returning consequence I 1 china decorated form of that the President knows the New York, here in of a j STUDEBAKER to year, machinery. Rocker match, $14.50. Other Chairs, to $2O. G. O. P.’s salvaitlon this meets two breakdown to her The I in color band and floral is the convention, which weeks Cherbourg passengers were Drive All if it is to have any. Cleveland, strongly transfer- Just It; That’s °* after will declare red to the Lancastria. I | & n s various 4-ft. Settee to match, $2B-50. All pieces in natural willow. Mar Get Excitement. for the world court. The world court will, therefore, bo the chief Coolidge China Section. Fifth floor. Willow and Reed Fnrnitnre Section, Fifth floor. There have been suggestions that international issue. The President the only possibility of real excite- is in no mind to let the Democrats steal a marrh on him with regard to ment at Cleveland is in connection it. The recent demonstration of pub- « with the platform. Certainly United lico. opinion on the world court be- States senators who have been frus- fore the Senate committee on foreign trating. or trying to frustrate, one relations made a deep impression at another, administration pro- the White House. Coolidge will after harken to it, rather than to the Clearance Pictures—Greatly Reduced gram in Congress can have excite- Lodges and the Peppers. June ment if they want it. They will get The President wants the G. O. P. it if they try to write into the plat- platform, too. to be unequivocal as to form an advocacy of the soldiers’ what he euphoniously termed "recent Many Especially Suitable Wedding bonus; a lament over the defeat of developments at Washington,” when for Gifts the Bursum pension bill; an attack he talked of the oil and Daugherty on the Mellon tax program: an in- revelations in New York on April 20. dorsement of the McNary-Haugen Coolidge is aware that the Democrats $ .50 $ 0.75 farm relief bill, or approval of the will loud-pedal Republican maladmin- jjbff Always the same blossomy fra- kind of world court Senators lAidge istration since 1921. Such advantage $2*25 $2*25 and Pepper favor. planks J s'J.so J Such as there is in condemning it before £tSjr grance—the same strengthening be pilloried by the President’s they do \&ssf* would the President means to reap. arc a friends at Cleveland as anti-Coolidgc It will not be condemnation in so Sff pick-up. Drink it every day. These mostly one of kind pictures, all from our jects. Italian placques strike a note of novelty, as do planks. They would be opposed as stentorian tones as the enemy will own stock, and greath- reduced in price. Many are many artistic unusual landscapes. pic- out of place in any platform on which use in Madison Square Garden, but and Desert Coolidge is expected especiallv appropriate wedding gifts, are Calvin to take Coolidge has decreed that it shall at for and all tures, showing the boundless sands of far off lands, his stand. key Pekoe Tea least be pitched in a that will W Orange h st c,as! ' ,ht sort that arc found country and “p "s of Primed for Fight. leave the in no doubt as to India, and pri ?**“*•• his disapproval of everything the •jßtt Ceylon Java blend U cuK White House n sma "» medium7 and large sizes. l.speeiallyt The element at Cleve- public mind has come to understand l W Venetian oils and water colors take a prominent place interest- land will be primed for any kind of by the term Teapot Dome. in the group. They are artistically placed in frames ing is the collection of Venetian wafer color pictures a fight that is necessary on those (Copyright, 1924.1 that have been selected to harmonize with the sub- at $9.75. View them tomorrow. riotupe Galleriei, Fifth floor. 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