" HOTEL MAN NAMED New Post Office Corner Stone Laid ADVISORY COUNCIL L. Gardner Moore of Shoreham to DEMOCRATS TAKE Building Aid Roosevelt. L. Oardner Moore of the Shoreham Hotel has been added to the list of those Kl HOLD ELECTION who will serve on the National Executive V Committee of the Hotel Industry Divi- sion of the Roosevelt Business and Pro- Bulkley • Bettman Lauds President fessional League, It was announced to- Meeting Kansan for Delegates Will Be Chosen day by James C. Cleary, national chair- Gov. Adams Afipoints Walter man. Ends in Personalities not Trying to Dramatize Next at Various The league Is an affiliate of the Demo- Walker in Tuesday cratic National Committee and is en- Waterman and Disorder. Himself. listing business and professional people Schools. over the country in behalf of the Demo- Vacancy. cratic ticket. -•- By the Associated Press. the By Associated Press. The annual election of delegates to By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohio, September 27.— CHICAGO, September 27.—Senator the a co-t HOUSE MEMBERS FLYING DENVER. September 27.—The Demo- Arthur of Kansas last Advisory Council, perative Ohio's rival candidates for its junior Capper said crats gam control of the United States night in a radio address that his asso- organization of public school teachers scat in the United States TO INSPECT ARMY POSTS Senate by the margin of one vote with Senate de- ciation with President Hoover has and field officers for the promotion of the appointment of Walter Walker. bated the merits of their party him to know the President as prohibi- taught and will be held Grand Junction newspaper publisher, "a harmony proficiency, Chairman McSwain of Af- tion pregrams last night, ending their man too honest to be a 'grandstand- Military to that body to fill a at 3:45 p.m. next Tuesday at various vacancy caused er,' but with courage and backbone by the death of rebuttals in a rising storm of acid per- fairs Committee Heads Senator Charles W plus." school buildings throughout the city. Group Waterman. sonalities and disorder in the audience. the administration's efforts Tracing The election meetings, each of which on Tour in South. On the roster of the Upper House The debaters were Senator Robert J. for economic recovery. Senator Capper now are 48 will name its own will be held Democrats, 47 Republicans said that "had the President failed delegate, Chairman McSwain and other mem- Bulkley cf Cleveland. Democrat, and hia us, and one Farmer-Labor member. had he weakened, it Is not too much to as follows; bers of the House Military Affairs Com- Republican In the elec- opponent coming say there would not be a bank open In White School List. mittee are flying on a tour of inspec- Not Unexpected. tion, Gilbert Bettman of Cincinnati, America the whole economic fab- tion of various today; White schools—Division 1, Gordon Army posts throughout Appointment of Walker by Gov Wil- ric of the would have been the South. liam H Adams Ohio's attorney general. country Junior High School, division 3. Adams yesterday was not un- wrecked or Lieut. Col. Jacob E. But concluded with Senator Bulkley paralyzed.” School; division 5. Thomson School; Accompanied by expected. Colorado political circles They have com- Fickel, in of Air were “Party politicians always division charge Corps housing still uncertain today whether the heatedly demanding that Bettman prove 6. Wheatley School; division 7, left plained that President Hoover never has activities, the congressional party recently retired chairman of the Demo- his assertion that Bulkley had "run out” Bryan School; junior high schools, tried to ‘sell’ himself to the country," Bolling Field yesterday with Pope Field, cratic State Central Committee on a beer vote in the Senate and Bett- Thomson School; senior high schools. would Senator Capper said. "They want him Fort Bragg, N. C., scheduled as their serve in the lame duck session of man suggesting a meeting Rocsevelt High School, Central High Con- scathingly to dramatize himself; do some posing first stop. The tour will take In all the grcrs. which convenes in confined to criticisms alone. School, Eastern High School, McKinley December, or personal before the public. airports In Georgia. Alabama, Louisiana, whether he will serve High School and Western School; only until a suc- Hall Ovcrrrow’ded. "He doesn’t do it. Herbert Hoover Is High Texas and Oklahoma, cessor to Waterman Is vocational schools. Dennison chosen at the too busy at his job of being President." Schocl; Lieut. Harry A. Halverson, Army Air general election November Order had ruled the crowd of 3.000, teachers' college, Wilson Teachers’ Col- j 8. Water- Declaring there was no reason for Corps, Is piloting the party, which is man’s term expires March 4 some 800 more than the seating capacity lege; elementary principals and Amer- dispensing with Hoover, the Kansas using a tri-motored transport plane. Colorado election laws make of the had. as the rivals swung into their icanization teachers, Franklin school; j no pro- Senator asked: "What great corporation vision for the nomination of leading speeches. It vanished in a storm and assistant of candidates would change Its president In such principals principals in circumstances of this of cheers, jeers and heckling tow ard the senior and schools. Franklin nature. Gov. times? Would It be a good plan for Junior high Adams said he has end as sharp exchanges built one upon School, directors and heads of BOYS’ NICKELS AND DIMES received widely the people of the United States to turn depart- varying advice on the matter. the ether. ments. Franklin School; He de- over the administration cf the Govern- supervising clared his appointment was made The debate in itself was unique in and attendance START BUILDING FUND to fill ment to a lot of new and principals officers, the es Oh.o and a U.S. BARGE CRUISE Inexperi- vacancy provided by the law and politics healthy companion enced hands?” Franklin School; clerks, Franklin School, the famous debate that the term of office is for others to to Lincoln-Douglas and the custodial force at a place to be of issues. Money Earned by Northeast Club determine. long-forgotten political determined and announced by Jere J. Bettman declared the Democratic COSTLY FOR HULL Crane, school business manager. Members This Summer to Be Walker Lon; Active. plank calling for outright repeal of the CHAVEZ IS RENOMINATED Colored School Walker has long been active In the eighteenth amendment could not sur- List. Used as Nucleus. Democratic party in the State, was a mount the barriers of two-third? ap- ; “Lame Duck" FOR REPRESENTATIVE Colored schools—Division 10. Garri- Representative fund of the delegcte to the last three national con- proval by Congress and by ratification son School; Division 11. Morse The building Northeast School; ventions and was chairman of the by three-fourths of the States. Bulk- | for Use of Craft Division 13. Lincoln School; junior Boys' Club has a nucleus of $5 in Charged $200 New Mexico Democrats Also Name high Colorado delegation at the Chicago con- ley contended "the only way to get tfc* schools, Garnet-Patterson Junior nickels and dimes earned by young j High vention in June. He served as State eighteenth amendment out of the Fed- in Illinois 6. 0. P. for Post School; vocational schools, Voca- members this Summer, Director A. !j Campaign. Sellgman Again Phelps chairman for two years, volun- eral Constitution is to vote to take it tional School; senior schools, Arm- Boyd Hinds announced today. retiring high tarily last week. He has been a confi- out." of Governor. Cardozo Prom that start, the boys hope to strong High School, High dant and advisor of Gov. Adams. School and Dunbar School teach- build up a fund that will provide a new- Exchange Charges. Representative William E. Hull, "lame By the Associated Press. High The new Senator was born in Marlon, ers' Miner building for the club and enable it to Bettman's of college, Teachers’ College; 3, 1883. His R. interpretation the Re- duck" of will ■ Ky.. April father. C. Congressman, Peoria, 111., SANTE PE, N. M„ September 27.— directors and heads of enlarge Its membership and services, as departments, Walker, was for many publican platform proposing repeal, think twice before he again requests the Placed before the Democratic State hinds said. years prominent with a of Federal aid for Dunbar High School; principals and as- in circles In and safeguard convention by United States Senator The first $5 was earned by members newspaper Kentucky Slates electing to remain use of a Government barge during for- ; slstant principals of senior and Junior founded and edited dry. Bulkley Sam G. Bratton. Representative Dennis of the C. J. Club, a group of the older the Crittenden charged, would only continue Federal mer Gov. Len Small's gubernatorial high schools. Garnet-Patterson Junior Press, published at Marion. Chavez of Albuquerque was unanimously boys who have been active in the north- : He the High School: elementary principals, In 1903 Walker policing. charged Republican campaign, for yesterday he had to pay on the Democratic State | cast for some time. In- went to Grand Junc- renominated Cleveland School; organization platform shows "no sincere purpose to the $200 rental out of his own supervising principals tion, Colo., end has been engaged in the pocket. ticket last night for the November elec- and tending to show they were as anxious accomplish any specific thing," and On behalf of the attendance officers. Cleveland business in citv ever Mississippi Valley tion. \ as any one to assist the club in grow- newspaper that binds no member cf the : School; clerks. Franklin School, and party. Waterways Association. Mr. Hull re- ing since. He was married to Mi's Kathle Chavez was elected to the National custodial to be *he boys took the initiative in Bettman c; ntended the Democratic cently requested the loan of a Govern- force, determined by Wood, a Kentucky girl, in Louisville. House of Representatives two years ago, Mr. Crane. contributing nickels and dimes they plank is a “catch-phrase,” designed to ment freight barge, which was granted I Ky November 2. 1903 The Walkers defeating Albert Simms. Republican. The first liau earned at odd jobs, and the total gain votes, and that Democratic mem- with the of the War meeting of the Advisory' have one son, Preston, 20. approval Depart- By overwhelming vote on the first was turned over to Director Hinds, he aged bers of Congress had deserted its pro- ment. The Inland Council for this year will be neld at Waterways Corpo- ballot. Gov. Arthur Sellgman was nom- the said. fessions for immediate modification of ration, which the Govern-1 Franklin School Administration represents inated again for that office. Powder scattered the Volstead act. ment in the freight-hauling business, Building, Tuesday, October 11, at 8 p.m. by airplanes over John Simms of Albuquerque was the forests in Bosnia to a of The two began with all the appur- was led to believe the barge was to be stop plague opposition candidate for the guberna- PILOT AND PASSENGER DIE killed tenances of debate. A microphone oc- used in a tour of the River caterpillars, forest game sheep, Mississippi _ torial nomination. Fish Barks Like dogs and but did not bother the cupied the center of the stage. On one in the Interest of waterways develop- Dog. pigs, ; thrived on it. side was Bettman, sitting at a small ment. CURBRIDGE. England.—Amazement MILLERTON, N. Y.. September 27 caterpillars, \yhlch table alone, waiting, he said, "with pen- It turned out, however, to be a Forty-six students from Germany struck this Hsmpshire village when a UPk—An airplane pilot and his passen- cil in hand for my opponent to reach speechrr.aking trip for Small and other who recently hiked through the West big fish in the shallows of the local ger were killed today in a crash 10 the subject of the debate.” Across the Republican candidates. The barge was Highlands of Scotland, tramped along stream began to bark like a dog. Ten miles from here. was at a ta- the Kin- men it out a $® platform Bulkley similar pulled from port to port and used as a highway between Glencoe and pulled with loop of wire Papers found in the men's pockets SUITS, M8--e*y Monthly ble. with a clerk to assist him with his dance hall. lochleven, which was constructed dur- and three shots killed it. They think indicated that the pilot was G. D. Hat- 1 material. When Secretary Hurley’s office began ing the Wcrld War by relatives who it was some straggler from the ocean pie of Brooklyn and the passenger Personal were then of war. Kowalski of N. Y. 7th and F controversy between the receiving complaints from Democrats in Above: General view of the ceremonies at Twelfth street and Pennsylvania prisoners deeps. Joseph Schenectady, EISEMAN’S, candidates broke out again today, with Illinois the so-called "show avenue as President comer new concerning Hoover laid the stone of the Pest Office Depart- —----- Bulkley charging that his de- —BOB 1 ■r / n ._ ...s'* ^ opponent boat.” an inquiry was begun. When it ment Building. Below: The President using the same trowel emp'oved to lay Bcended to innuendo" in "contemptible was learned the barge was being put to the ccmer stone of the Capitol. Postmaster General Brown on the left. an effort “to besmirch record." my The political uses, the Inland Waterways —Star Staff Photos. was made in a letter charge to the Corporation was directed to send Rep- attorney general, copies of which were resentative Hull a bill for its rental. It to the given press. amounted to $20 a day for the 10 days for Senator in the poll and the remain- in which the barge was used, a check ROOSEVELT LEADING ing 535 votes were scattered. In a race for which Mr. Hull forwarded yes- as close as that Indicated between Field DEMOCRATS TO HOLD terday. and Murphy, neither could afford to IN IOWA STRAW POLL lose more votes than the other to the Insurgent Brookhart. WEST VIRGINIA RALLY LAFONTAINE’S NEPHEW In an earlier poll, conducted last Democrat Gets 13,954 of Firsl March by the Register and Tribune, ASKS FOR JURY TRIAL j Democratic presidential possibilities 23,728 Returned Votes | were favored by 71 per cent of the Neely and Other Candidates Ex | voters. Roosevelt ran 63 votes ahead of Hailed Into Folica Court on Tabulated. i Hoover'and each received 24 per cent pected to Speak at Session of the total vote cast. Charges of Carrying Gun % Tomorrow, On the face of present partial tabu: and Being Drunk. lotion of what may reach 100,000 bal- DES MOINES, Iowa, September 27. lots, Roosevelt has gained personally, Millard E. Lafontaine. 22. a nephew of —Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Demo- but not held the Democratic sentiment In an effort to spur the absent vote of Jimmie Lafontaine. sportsman, of near- cratic candidate, led Hoover March, while Hoover not only has West Virginia Democrats residing here President by Maryland, pleaded not and de- In initial returns in the Des Moines gained personal strength, but has ln- will hold a rally at 8:30 pm., tomorrow guilty manded a trial in ! creased the Republican showing. at the of the Democratic jury Police Court to- Register and Tribune state-wide presi- headquarters < Copyright. 1932 ) State Central day when charged with carrying a con- dential straw’ poll. THREE Dis- I Committee for the ONLY cealed On an Of trict. at 1320 G street. weapon. additional charge the first 23.728 straws tabulated. of drunkenness the man Roosevelt received Senator Neely is expected to speak young forfeit- 13.954 votes to 9,187 ed $10 collateral. lot Hoover. Norman Thomas. Social- Motoring Students Rank Highest. and others on the list are H. G. Kump Policeman J. A. ist. received 294 votes and the candidate for Governor: Ran- Wheeler, seventh remaining GRANVILLE. Ohio. September 27 f/P). I MORE DAYS! Jennings ballots were cast for dolph. candidate for Congress from the precinct, arrested Lafontaine on the scattering candi- —The automobile as an aid to education dance floor of the Blue dates or not marked. second district, and D. Grove Moler ol Pelican Barbe- has friends In the faculty of Denison By request we wired the home office and cue. 5800 block of Conduit road. The Roosevelt's share of the vote was 58.8 | Martinsburg, committeeman from the University here. Statistics of the col- second district. officer said he received a complaint that per cent, while Hoover received 38.8 per || asked to continue the sale; they said “NO the cent. The reverse man It is estimated there are more than youth had been "flashing a gun" at proportions arc in lege showed today that students ... and terms effective the A revolver was normal in Iowa, which casts I special prices only 3.000 West Virginians resident here, and place. found in his ordinarily who drove cars on the campus last year a 60 cent vote. M. E. Wentzsll of Jefferson County has pocket, the officer said. per Republican made grades 26 per cent higher than the The We’re sorry. We tried. Only Tabulation of the same through Friday!” been assigned to local headquarters in Judge Gus A. Schuldt fixed bond for number of average of students who walked. || an effort to get this vote out. Lafontaine’s release at $500. He gave ballots on United States Senator showed BLESSED three days more of sensational values Absentee voters from Maryland also his address at 3100 block Bladensburg Henry Field. Republican, who defeated || Senator Smith W. and NOW! are being urged to send in their regis- road, near the gambling resort said to Brookhart in the Wednesday, Thursday Friday. Buy June || PAIR tration papers. Last registration days be operated by his uncle just across the j primary, leading Louis Murphy. in the State are: Baltimore and Alle- District line. Democratic candidate, by a narrow mar- FUSSELL Gave gheny Counties, October 4-5: Baltimore —-.— ... a. — gin. Field City. September 28. and October 11-12: received 11,342 votes to 11.211 for Calvert County. October 4: Wicomico SLAYING TRIAL BEGINS Murphy. Neither received a major- $37,1S County. October 4 and 11: Worcester ity of the total vote. Field’s share was II The Engagement Rfn* la aet with a gorgeously brilliant solitaire—and the Wedding Ring has three Couniy, October 14. and all other coun- 47.8 per cent and Murphy’s 47.2 per |;| Student's Plea Is II Diamonds. Rack band design in 18-kt. white gold. ties. October 4 and 11. University “Not cent. Senator Brookhart received 640 votes Representative Racon of Arkansas will Guilty" in Killing of Aunt. GIFT INCLUDED *peak at Democratic headquarters at 1 18c CASH 8:30 p.m. Thursday on the tariff. SAN JOSE. Calif.. September 27 (JP).— 17-Jewel Illinois i io George Douglas Templeton. 20. univer- J || |- *XO ¥ IT Biggest Watch ralne in town. S/W went on trial Tfln A BOLIVIAN sity student, yesterday Hr X 11U XJXXJajl Rotor disc s •cometer. Luminous L ENVOY PAID dial. Value beyond compare! ! for the knife murder of his aunt, Mrs. FOOT-JOY FRUHAUF |! ^ , # Lillian Babcock, wife of a Manila Im- 18c Included TRIBUTE ON RETURNING SHOES .. 1 CLOTHES $1 C.18 CASH—Gift porter. I Judge R. R. refused to Senor Lon Luis O. Abelli Honored Syer permit ■■ .. Beautiful 18-kt. white him to withdraw a plea of "not S| guilty" —lMEN'3 gold creatlo n—sot at and thus leave a plea of "not - I 5 Pan-American Union Din- guilty with a genuine dia- p < '. reason of as l| Q| QHHSMQij by Insanity” the basis of I I mond. ner by Stimson and Others. the defense. 1| Officers said Templeton confessed he Senor Don Luis O. Abelli, retiring entered the Los Altos home of Mrs. Minister of BoUvia. was the Laura JOAN BARBARA .. . guest of I BuckL^h, Mrs. Babcock’s sister, i«wfJL honor at a luncheon for him the of 26. stabbed Mrs. given yes- | morning July |II ..- — ■ With 4 Diamonds terday at the Pan American Union, Babcock to death and seriously wound- ^ given by his colleagues on the Govern- J ed his uncle, William Rider Babcock. Distinguished by 4 genuine «p F /\ • J.O ing Board, a 11 gave received tribute from Sec- ; He charged Babcock had been re- diamonds—in the exquisitely 4JT retary of State Stimson. for || i sponsible financial troubles of his case. Metal band. Mr. Stimson, who is chairman I styled of the father, Maj. George Templeton. money.VTnnPv’ board, praised the work of Senor Abelli 1 18c CASH—Gift Included during his stay in Washington, a period he said, during which the Minister had ~~~ won the confidence of the State Depart- District’s Heroes I Buy Now ment. the respect and affection of his colleagues. “Your work here does in the honor to you as well as to vour country, it for Xmas! and wc all feel that you have every rca- son to be proud of this service,’’ he World War added. i- Senor Abelli. in replying, declared I 17-J. Watch With 24 Diamonds tmt any sure-~,s he ! by L. E. Jarckel. *pav I”vA.vPY* may have had dur- Compiled Sergt. Here’s value! And we mean it! 24 genuine nia- ing ins scrv.tes in II GCAXTCT 4 XTCPW _ Washington had been j| vUirijl Ail vlj Vaosf monds! Mounted in 14-kt. solid gold ease. Guaranteed due to the splendid understanding and recorded In the official citation, : 1 cat* 17-Jewel movement; baguette design! helpfulness of the chairman, as well as Ji the members of the board. John B. Richardscn. major, 306th The Ambassadors and Ministers of Machine Gun Battalion, 77th the other American republics attended AS Division, American Expe- : the I Forces, was awarded $4818 luncheon in honor of the Bolivian ditionary I the ex- [-$5818 Minister. j Distinguished Service Cross for 11 This 18-kt. engagement ring traordinary heroism in action with the and ** j enemy near Vllla- I TOuLdre.m°nds Only 18c Cash CAPITAL Savoye, France, S^t4 FUGITIVE, 72, 1 August 21, 1918. Included ! 18c CASH Cift CAPTURED IN GOTHAM When the advance I on the Tannerio by Gift Included 18 Montht to Pay a company cf the I Frank Smith Refuses to Discuss 308th Infantry was being held up by Forging Charge, but Police heavy hostile fire Richardson, Read Record. Maj. Long then commanding For the man who realizes the importance of his I j the 306th Complete Ey the Associated Press. Machine ^5™, $0.88 Gun Battalion, NEW YORK, September 27.—Frank which had a NUT CRACKER SET Smith. 72-year-cld refused pla- appearance, Dobbs Hats Fall at $7 and $10 salesman, toon of machine for $5, Ce~ | to make any statement in the police guns supporting line-up today the of concerning charge the attack, on which he was arrested for seeing forgery that the are the choice when at economical Washington police. attacking logical Quality sk Six SBSfrtnSk*0?*!^ I troops were waver- 7 8c Smith was arrested in Grand Central ing on account of I Clothes and Hat Spaclal!__ CODtalner-_ Terminal last night at request of the j an inexperienced is considered. Police The | prices Washington Department. leader and under heavy hostile fire, charge against him has to do with the BRUSH Storm with great gallantry and the utmost I Leather alleged forgery of express money orders. disregard of personal danger, took com- The prisoner’s record, read at police mand of the company and led it the line-up, listed 10 arrests since 1902 through heavy artillery and machine- BILLFOLD and he volunteered the information 1 1QP gun fire to its objective, which was X U V Coast a. that he was tried for murder twice in captured snd later consolidated by || Louisville, Ky.. and acquitted. China Doll Handle Wn : killful dlsoostiien of machine guns Inc. I || | under his direction. j II No bedroom complete without AUv Detective Vcn Hughes of the head- Residence at West, this handy, little Boudoir .. appointment, Washing- Sidney || mi quarters cheek squad said local police Has D. C. IS Brush. It’s a practical orna- m A real Kay special. have been for ton, • searching Smith for six calendar and extra com- months In connection with 14th & G Sts. N.W. ment. too. Very special! With . M forgeries With the rank of lieutenant colonel, II Fine leather, $191 from a | chins doll handle. mi psrtments. Involving Margaret Turner I he is now on duty in the adjutant gen- II here. 1 Hugher said he understood other eral's AMERICA'S LARGEST JEWELKY ORGANIZATION ■ office, and resides at 6603 Geor- CREDIT _( forgery charms are the 11 confronting gia avenue. mms—mm EUGENE C. President man. (Copyright, 1#33.) GOTT,

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